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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-03

A Guadalupe Rubio. Aguadilla.
Gun ni1o en- actitud de decir un Sc
creto una nifa).
....Y le dice al dido
que til eras una V1rgen de los cielos,
| antes de haber nacido.
A Juanita Benejan. Aguadilla.
Una matrona con IN arpa
En- TERRA ell arpa quescant6 su duelo,
aun con ell trlunfOy con la gloria suefla.
lOh, dulce imagen del perdido anhelo
Gle la patria infeliz puertorriquena
A Maria Antique. Fajardo.
81 yo fuera ell Arcangel, tie diris:
<-iDios te salye, Mar1a!,
A Isabel Mu1oz Grillo. Caguas.
(Una paloma llevando en- ell pico
una carta J.
Vuela, paloma, " llevale esa carta,
donde lie envlo mi cancion mas pura,
"a una v1rgen, que tiene la hermosura
Gle las mujeres de la noble Esparta,
A Sofia Pieraldi Yauco.
sSofias es ciencia " iQue sabes?
Amar, como las palomas,
perfumar, como la for.
iOh, nifIas, flores ayes.
.iOh, ciencia de los aromas
7 ell amor!
A Isolina Moll Boscana. Ponce
La suerte de banderillas.)
Salud al banderillero!
Viva la gente del broncel
Ole va, pOr ell salerO
de las muchachas de Ponce.
A Ermitania g. Martinez San German.
Una mansion encantada..
u na puerta slempre alberta.
I al reverse de la puerta
escrito ell nombre del hada
A Ines Quihones Cabezudo. 5. Juan. |
Este amor es 10 mas bello
que tlene la raza humana..
despues del amor de madre
Y del amor de la patria
APepita Rivera. San Juan.
Yo no he visto tus gracias
son primores
de perfumes y vue!Os
y resplandores,
Las flores sc distinguen
por sus olores
y las almas transcienden,
como las flores.
A Maria Polo Sanjurjo Caguas.
LA estatua de la libertad iluminan-
do al mundo.)
Desde ell eterno dia
en- que palido, hermoso, moribundo,
Jes1s oraba al Padre, en- su agonla, .
mas que Ia libertad, dulce Maria,
les Ell amor quien ilumina al mundo!
A Matilde Pujals Nava S. Juan
(Efgie de una artista)
Themes ell cuerpo hermoso,
como esta imagen de la artista bella,
y ademas algo inferno Y luminoso,
como un oculto resplandor de estrella
A Mercedes Balseiro Barceloneta
(Paisaie de rio)
FL rio esta sonrosado
como 81 en- sus claras ondas
tn cuerpO hubieses baf1ado
A Carolina Bustelo Burset. s. j.
Paisaje suizo: una choza en- la montaha)
iQuien no ha tenido Ell anhelo
de un amor y una cabafIa,
en- 10 alto de una montana
solo vista por ell cielo2
A Carmen Quinones Cabezudo. 5. J.
Paisaje de rio.)
iEn ell rio te has banado?.
iEn ell rio misterioso
hay un refejo dorado
de tn cuerpo luminoso,
A Carolina Acosta San Juan.
Tu llevas, nina, en- la mirada ell rastro
lie aquella raza generOsa Y fuerte,
lue brilla a1n, con resplandores de astro,
mas ALA de las sombras de la muerte !.
iTenfas que ser bella, 81 sus dones
ransmite ell genio, en- ell amor fecundo
7 han de cumplir los fnclitos varones
III obra perpetua de alumbrar al mundo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-03
POSTALES De JOSE De DIEGO

'UOL III DlLVU
A Amalia Rojas Escobar. Remedies
CUBA
Guarda las confusas notas,
que mi corazon tie enV1a,
con esperanzas ignotas -. X
Para cuando llegue ell dia
ole llamarnOS compatriotaS
en- tn estrella en- la mia,
A Isabel Zegrf. Ponce
Ell aire puro que te acaricia
guarda tn imagen entire sus ondas,
como ell semblante de Jesucristo
en- ell pa1uelo de la Veronica. =
Ell aire puro que te acaricia
canta en- los cielos como una alondra,
tiene relampagos y perfumes.
transciende q rosas -
A Pepita Monclova Rio Piedras.
La antigua Puerta de San Juan.)
Las puertas cayendo van
del antique murall0n
PerO en- vanO caeran. r.
Desde que sc fue Colon,
por las puertas de San Juan
no ha entrado la redencf6n!
A Manuela Quinones Cabezudo.
San Juan.
Flores moradas me envias
con sus cuatro hojas en- cruz. -.
iQu6 hermosas para los dias, -
para estos dias sin luz,
en- que por ell aire zumba
la tormenta que nos here.
iQue hermOSaS para la tumba
de la patrla que Sc muere!
A Sabina Anfosso. San Juan.
No hay en- ell mundo buril
que reSuma nj condense
tn belleza dc fulgor. .....
Aunque tienes ell peril
de un camafeo ateniense
con la diosa del amor
A Teresita Mangual de Cestero.
Toa baja.
iQue pides 81 va tienes
los mas preciados bienes2
La flor que es tn delicia,
ell nino que tie encanta
luz quC 70 dCdLlClds
Ell bardO que tie canta!
A Elena Oppenheimer Ponce |
Al mirar tus encantos, Elena,
sc comprende la ruina del mundo,
por aquella hermosura fatal.
iel delirio de Paris, la pena,
del monarca espartano iracundo
7 ell incendio de Troya immortal!
Obdulia Ferrer Cottes. San Juan.
Representa- la postal
un castillo medieval "
Pero 20 te representa-
como ell hada de aquel cuento
de otro castillo feudal
por Ia cual
sc beb1a ell VientO ell vientO.
y la convirti6 en- rosal.
I ell rosal, por un portento
de 10 sobrenatural
que hay en- ell encantamiento,
lanzo su perfume al viento -.
Y volo ell hada del cuento
su castillo feudal.
A Carmen Marchese. Vega baja.
Hay alnlas que transcienden como
(fores) |
Y estrellas, desde leios. .
Yo be recibido en- tn postal fulgores...
Perfumes y reflejosl
A Maria Ferrer de Dobal Santurce.
Muri6 ell poeta que te quiso tanto
EN- las regiones del eterno dIa
no contigo; v prorrumpi6 en- un canto
A la Virgen Maria!
A Ana Fernandez Zeno San Juan.
(Un retrato de la Otero).
He aquf una flor sin aroma,
una paloma sin alas.
isin la aroma que til exhalas,
sin tus alas de paloma!
"A Ana Angelica Lamela. Isabella,
Yo sc que eres ~Angelica> en- ell cielo, |
,ro aquf, en- nuestra terra americana,
puso Dios, como ell gentfl modelo
la hermosura de Ia raza humana.
\ Maria Cristipa Morales. Aguadilla.
Con la belleza divina
tienes La belleza humana. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-03

A Consuelo Bravo. Mayagtiez.
Ultima sacerdotisa
que EN- ell temple oficiaras, 0
luz postrera de dos almas
unidas en- eli altar,
til llevas el fuego sacro
que no Sc extingue jamas !!
,el esp1ritu de Vesta
. en- la Ultima vestal,
la fuente de la ammonia
en- la Ultima de tn hogar
y en- el 1ltimo capullo
toda ell alma del rosal
A Carmen Rodriguez. Mayagtlez.
81 por herencia perdura
la virtud de la creaci6n
benditos la mujer pura
y ell ingenioso var6n
que crearon tn hermosura
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-10
CURRENT TOPICS IN PARIS
BY PIERR e ROSTER.
King Edwards visit-will Loubet Pay Return.

Paris, May 2.-IIis Majesty Edward
VII, King OF England, arrived in this
city from Rome, where he had a private
audience with the pope. The king Will
not go this time to any Of the merry
theatres of which he is so fond. The
soiree at the Francois will be almost
state affair / hear 1t said that this visit
viii impose on NJ. Loubet the courteous
duty of paying return visit to London;
but l am not sure Of the soundness of
this opinion though it seems to me prob
able that the king, in his hearty, I'M
affected way, will, in thanking NJ. Loubet
for the kindness with which he has been
received, say how glad he would be to see
him In England. Should the president
think it fit, he can accept. But the
Kings of Sweden, of the Belgians, and OF
Greece have come here not incognito be-
fore and since M. Loubet's election, and
nobody thought their presence rendered
return visits obligatory. Brussels Is now
brought close to Paris by the fast trains
of the northern railway. 1t would not
take NJ Loubet much more time to run
to Leaken by one Of them than to go
to compiegne by an ordinary train
The late queen came but once TO Paris
as such. All her other visits took place
during her widowhood. when she travelled
as the Countess of Balmoral. This thin
veil of her royal rank relieved her from
irksome protocol obligations. She used
to break her journeys In Paris when
Lord Lyons represented her in France
as her ambassador. but not after. Queen
Victoria made herself at home on the first
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floor. Her suite, with the exception of
at Unthanks hotel over the way. Brown
guarded the private stairs at the west
end of the house which led to the royal
apartments and had a room opening on
the lobby, In which he sat alone when
not in active attendance. Her late majesty
first broke a holiday journey in 1868 at
the British embassy. She greatly dis
appointed the Empress Eugene IN not
accepting an invitation to lunch at The
Elysee. The court, when she came 70
Paris, was at Fontainebleau. The empress,
came on purpose to Paris to arrange for
a ladies' lunch at the Elysee, and sent
there some gold plate which the emperor
bought at the Universal exhibition OF
1867, and which had never been used
King Edward, as Prince of Wales, used
to be the most popular of any Of the
royal visitors to Paris He was counted
an amiable bouleyardier and worthy to
be Frenchman. Had he at one time
towards the close of the MacMahonnate)
been qualified to run for the presidency,
he would have met with strong support
in Paris and on the Riviera. / do not
see why he should not recover the popu-
larity which has been lost through the
Boer war and the uprise Of a new gem
Grafton. Very few of his old friends are
now alive. The Marquis de Gallifet has
retired to the country. and is far on the
shady side Of seventy. The former Prince
de Sagan is a paralytic and almost
speechless. Baron Adolphe de Rothschild,
who used to give lunches at his house
in the Pare Monceau, has Joined the
great majority. These lunches, presided
over by the Baroness Adolphe. were fol-
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And every form of PRIVATE DISEAEE.
Sexual Weakness ETC.. etc.. are cured I'M
der plain guarantee.
All condolences held inviolate.
Consultations at office or by mail In
vited without charge.
Treatment by mail for those who can
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No written prescriptions. We furnish all
medicines.
Question blanks for man or woman sent
free on application.
Our institute Is thoroughly equipped
with all modern surgical. electrical, x
ray, violet ray galvan faradIc battery,
electric static machine, arc light cabi
nets and other modern electro and me-
chanical therapeutic devices for aiding
us in the scientific treatment of chronic
diseases.
Montgomery Advertiser: DR.. Dozier "a
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The Southern Odd Fellow: we cannot
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-10
MACK WANTS CLEVELAND.
Suggests Platform of "Tariff for Rev
enue Only"


Special to the New Orleans Times Demo-
crat.
Cleveland for President on a platform
of tariff for revenue only" is the pro-
gramme suggested, with some reserva-
lions for the democratic party in 1904 by
Norman E. Mack, democratic national
committeeman from New York and edi-
tor of the Buffalo Times. Mt Mack, in an
interview recently, declared that Cleve-
land Is more popular in New York now
than ever before, and that he certainly
can carry the state against Roosevelt
The ovation given to Mr.. Cleveland at
the Liberal Arts building Thursday,
when the cheers for the ex-President
were as hearty and prolonged as those
for Mr.. Roosevelt himself have evidently
convinced Mr.. Mack that Clevelands
popularity is not confined to New York.
Mr.. Mack said:
There certainly will be a reorganiza-
ton of the party next year. Everything
goes to point this out plainly. The issue
of free silver is dead now, whatever it
might have been in 1896, and Imperialism
is hardly less dead. Tine next campaign
will be fought along lines very different
from those which marked the last two
national contests. 1t is hardly % be
thought that Mr. Bryan will again ask
for the nomination, though he will be a
powerful figure In the convention, one to
be reckoned with.
"But Mr.. Bryan can not afford to go
contrary to the expressed will of his
party. 1 did not favor Cleveland when
he was nominated, but I voted for him.
I did not favor Bryan, but I voted for
him. Ii Cleveland is nominated again 1
expect Mr.. Bryan to support him just as
1 will"
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s47.5o, California and Return.

Mobile and Ohio coupon ticket agents.
Sta Louis to Meridian, inclusive. will sell
rourR-trip tickets to Los Angeles ana
San Erancisco at above rate on account
Genehal Assembly Presbyterian church.
Los Angeles May 2l-June 2; National AS
ISOLATION Of Master Plumbers OF the
United ttstates and National counciI
Junior Older United American Mechanics.
San Frahcisco, May 1922, 1903. Core
spondngN low rates from all other
points on the line. Ask agents or write
John NJ. Btall, A. G.. p. A., st. Louis. for
full particulars. 5-1-9t-fri-su
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-10
Our Hats Are
The Finishing Touch

To the habiliment of the
well-dressed man of taste.
Hats are hobby with US
don't want to sell you any
thing but the hat you ought
to wear. The mirrors will
tell you what we mean.
MEMS STRAW HATS.
5oc-Plain white Sonnet Straw
Sailor, wide brim.
$1.o0-White Split Straw Sailor,
wide brim, with black band
white Sonnet Straw Sailor,
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$1.5o-White French Palm, tele-
scope crown, curve brim, ex-
ira light weight.
S1.60-1903 Block, White Straw
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band.
$2.00-White French Palm, creased
crown, wide curl brim.
S2.0o-Plain White English Split
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black band, 1903 block.
$2.50-White French Palm, high
creased crown, mediuml
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black band, light weight.
$3.oo-Nobby high creased crown,
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weight, exceedingly comfort
able.
CHTLDRENsS
STRAW SAILORS.
23c-A neat assortment of white
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73c-Fancy straw Sailor, wide brim
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hobby.
73e-Blue and white split straw
Sailor, wide brim, with either
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DRS. DOzIER & CO.,
PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS AND Elk.
PERT SPECIALISTS.

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Genito-Urinary and
Female Complaints
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d 0 n e WITHOUT
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lowed by amusing matinees, theatricals
and rnuafca1aa

lowed by amusing matinees, theatricals
and musicales.
What apart from agreeable manners,
rendered the king so popular In Paris was
the handsome spirit in which he sent
his Indian collection to the Universal ex-
hibition of 1873. The Due de Broglie and
other royalists doubted the prudence of
doing So One of them asked whether he
did not fear the communists might faire
a mauvais coup. and If he had insured
his collection. He answered that he had
not, and did not mean to do so. and that
he intended to trust every valuable In
dian object he possessed to the people
of Paris, he being sure that they would
meet his confidence in a worthy spirit.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-10

Money to loan on real e.
tate from $500 to $25O,OOO
at low rates of interest. No
delays. Steiner Brothers,
Bankers.
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Accounted For.

FROM Judge.
Mrs. Younghusband-Did you know that
Dmight have married Tom Goodacre?
MIR Younghusband-Er-- but have
Noticed he looks thankful every time he
sees me.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-10
Lace Robes, Greatly Reduce
New french OrgandieS.

The desired
designs, all made In France-sheer and beautiful,
Figured Lawns, pretty designs. sheer SC
Percaes grounds 36nch figures
Figured Batistes sheer light designs,
Silk Broche, effects corded, pretty
Embroidered Swisses, light dark grounds, Designs
Silk Ginghams colored stripes white
Linen Eamine, plain, with raised fakes
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FOuldrd Silk
Shirt Waist Suits
At $3.50. Worth $3.50.

Made of most beautiful quality of
Foulard Silk, blue or black grounds,
small neat designs, polka dots and
checks, waist tucked and faggoted,
fancy lace turnover collar, skirt tucked
over hips and faggoted, full flare.
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Stylish WoOlenS, Reduced.

Batiste, all wool, black, 38-inch
Albatross, all WOOL black, 3S-Inch,
Etamine. all wool, black, 40-inch,
Wolfe, all WOOL black, 45inch.
Batiste, all WOOL cream white, 38-inch
Albatross, all WOOL cream white, 38-inch,
Brilliantine, dustproof cream white, 42-inch,
Bedford Cord, cream white, 45-inch.
Serge cream white, 45,inch
Diagonal cream white, 45inch,
Eolienne silk and wool, cream white, 40-nch
London Irvine, cream white, 45-inch,
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Are topics of much inter
est just now. We have
made extensive prepare
tons for them all and are
showing the most beauti-
full designs in Sheer and
Dressy Fabrics, New Hat
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East Lake souvenirs fur.
nished free by Mr.. Monte
barO at the Lake.
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A Ply "Olympia" wire
wrapped garden hose at lie.
S. Spiro.
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All kinds of cuts. Age-Herald En
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Hdndke
For
Women
and Children
Under Usual Prices.

Children's School Handkerchief,
hemstitched and printed borders,
dozen, ass
All pure linen, hemstitched, a
and 1s-inch hem, 1oc
All pure Linen, hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, very sheer, n and
k-inch hens, 12I2c
Sheer Grass Bleached, all pure
linen, hemstitched Handkerchief,
15c
Ladies' sheer fine Swiss hem
stitched, embroidered and seal
loped edges, 12Lac
Ladies' all pure linen, hem
stitched and embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, 25c
Ladies' all pure linen hem
stitched and lace edge and lace
trimmed Handkerchiefs, SIC
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-10
Choice Feed.

Just received cars of
Choice Hay, Selected White
Oats, Ear Corn, Straw
Wheat, Screenings, Rock
Salt and international Stock
and Chicken Food. Both
Phones pol.
II. CHAIRSELL.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-10
cRrEaBRIIR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

(The "OLD WHITE" Sulphur), open
June "a Famous for its sulphur baths.
Modern improvements, with private
baths. Orchestra of Is pieces Terms, SIS
to $25 weekly, $50 to 800 per month. Write
for illustrated booklet. Address until
June 1, Geo. A. Mills, Jr., Mgr, The
Grafton, Wash, d. C. 5-3-su-tu-th -39t
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Costumes for
Graduates
June Brides
And
The Horse Show


of n
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Tailor Suits
For
Travel Or Outing
n 0cr
l-3 Off Regular Prices

125 Suits in the lot--of Etamine,
Wolfe, Mistral, Scotch Tweeds, Home
spuns, etc., walking or dress lengths
the seasons best styles-reduced like
1 hie.
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Some Of Our Exclusive
Skirt Styles
At Reduced Prices.

So. 90, Worth So. 5O-skirt
of unfinished worsted, black
or navy, trimmed on hips
with braid and taffeta folds,
tailor stitching.
$3.50, Worth $1,000
Skirt of black or navy, all
wool Etan1ine, panel front,
tunic effect, silk braid and
taffeta fold trimmed.
$22. so, Worth $4,000
Skirt of Imported Wolfe,
panel front, shirred bottom,
taffeta silk folds going
around bottom, Vatican
back-An exclusive model.
SIS. 90. Worth $500
Skirt of Black Imported
Wolfe, trimmed with eight
small ruff1es of taffeta, bands
going round skirt, silk drop.
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Materials for the
Graduation Gowns
Specially Priced This Week.

making Of
till this all
of
relieve
beautiful fabrics
lesdis
unosca
ropra,36
Wash Chiffon 81 90
French Orpandie IS nch sc tnZ5 Aru
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Dainty Laces

Mehns Edge Insertions 3Hnch
Point de Edges
Irish Crochet Bands, Gaoons Medalions ndA
andA lovers
Bands ndEdg nd Anoers.
Cluny Bands Edges
Graduation Ribbons
ra
andbo free charge
4O 4inch 5inch..6
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
FARMERS RAILROAD THAT PAYS.

Ramsey county Is one Of the
few communities in the country
that boasts of a railroad built by
the farmers themselves for the
purpose of transporting their
produce to market-a successful
venture, says the Blsmark Tri-
bune. The stockholders of the
Farmers Road met at Garske re-
Gently, and it was decided to is.
sue bonds enough to cover the in
debtedness of the road. Up to
this time the Indebtedness of the
road had been secured only by
mortgage and by a few of the
principal stockholders WHO have
been liable for the debt a re-
port of the financial condition of
the road showed it very prosper
Gus. The gross earnings of the
road since last October amount
to something like $4,000, while
the net earnings amount TO about
S15, 900. The total Indebtedness
of the road is now about S103, 900.
1t will be seen that the total in
debtedness can be paid in about
four years at the present rate of
earnings. The earnings, how
ever, will be much greater in the
future than they have been in the
past. This report ought to put a
complete quietus on the rumor
that the road has been sold to the
500 or any other party. The
Farmers Railroad still lives, and
will no doubt be on earth for
years to come.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
A NEW STYLE PREACHER.

The pastor of q Presbyterian
church in San Jose believes IN
filing his church, says the San
Francisco Bulletin. In the San
Jose papers once or twice a week
he inserts a little notice some
thing like the following, which
appeared recently
FOUND ASLEEP. - So you
slept IN church yesterday, did
you? Well, it was rather drow-
sy day, but if you had been at
the Second Presbyterian church
you wouldn't have dozed. The
pastor preached two earnest, en-
thusiastic sermons, and the mu.
sic was alive and inspiring. Mrs.
Hillman Smith sang that old fa-
vorite, "The Holy City," to the
enjoyment of all, and the chorus
choir rendered two anthems
The congregation was nearly as
large as the church itself. An
old timer there looked around
and remarked to bystander,
"Well,I declare, [ thought | knew
every one who came to this
church, but the last few weeks |
don't seem to know more than
half of them.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-06-10
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Read what n. r. Beall of Beall,
Miss, has to say: Last fall my
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sumption. She took DR.. Kings
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