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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
]Ecos Y Notas

Pues sehoros: los republicanos le
tienen mielo Ia luz.
Aver dijimos que en- la ASamblea
Que Sc celebra en- el teatro tendr1a ar
ceso Ia prensa, porque asf nos 10 ma
nifest6 ell sefor Sire, Secvetari0 del
directorio.
Pero al ir anoche IN reporter de
este peri6dico, provisto de su CORES
pondieute credoncial, no 80 le permi5i6
ia entrada.
Asf practican IL publicanismo :
el americanismo esos sehores. Sepan
que en- los Estados Unidos 10 hay
converci6n polftica la que no asists
Ia prensa. Y senan que en- todas las
asanbleas que celebr6 On esta ciudad
el pGrtido federal, no solo tuvo repre-
sentaci6n "a prensa sino que asistie-
ron personals extranas q la colcctivi-
dad.
Algo tnpado y POGO p9e8entabJe debe
haber ahf cuaudo tanto le temen la
publicidad.
--Varios miembros del Directorio
republican, hicieron anoche manifes-
taciones de decidido apoyo a la candi-
datura del Sr. Fajardo.
Dice EI Republican,, ,deMayagiez
cue las unionistas hemos hecho trai-
ci6n nuestro programa.
Vuelva el colega la oraci6n por
pasiva. Y en- dltimo caso, pregunte a
los sehores Degetau = Gordils, quie-
mes han sido tra1dores q su programa
Nos aseguran que ell senior Todd
ha retirado su candidatura para ell
cargo de Comisionado en- W Washington.
Ell sehor Todd pensara ahora en-
la alcaldfa de San Juan.
6Lograra quedarse en- ella don Ro-
berto?
La session anoche de la Asam-
blea republican, Sc reduio q discur-
SOS, sin que Sc tomase ningun acuerdo
-Com6ntase mucho cierta Erase
anoche por Ell se1or Her
nandez Lopez.
Con motive de tratarse de Ia cues
ton de.razas, Hernandez Lopez dijO,
1ue esa question no Sc deb1a levar
allf <yo, senores, exclam6, me siento
hombre de color, y en- prueba de clio,
we'd como me codeO con Barbosa,> y
Le echo los brazos al cuello.
Vemos con gusto, que aquel ariSt0-
,rata que en- 1897 decla pestes de la
raza de color, Sc haya democratizado
janto.
Suponemos que ahora tampoco Sc {
,a enemigo del sufragio universal.
--Dfcese que una autoridad local
IA enviado al Gobernador un docu-
nento que incapacita al senior Egozcue
para desempefar ell cargo de alcalde.
Hoy ha salido para Quay anna
luestro querido amigo el DR.. Rafael c
lei Vale, presidente de nuestro par I
lido, para tomar parte en- Ell gran mee- s
ing que Sc celebrara maf1ana en- aque-
la poblaci6n. e
-Parece que el .Directorio repu- +
olicano no ha podido armonizar a sus e
de Guayama ase- S
ydrase que uno de los dos bandos
ued ara fuera del partido. |
-Dfcese que la division de los re- r
,ublicanos de Guayama, es mas bien /
question de raza. El Directorio apoya n
q la raza de color, des- q
.probando la actitud de los otfos ele- t
nentos. -.
Aver, dos prominentes PERSONA 1~c
idades de esta ciudad, m6dico 81 uno a
abogaoo ell otro, que Sc hallan n
.leiados de la polftica, mostraron de- r
eos de preserciar los debates de Ia p
Asamblea, pero Sc les contesto que 81 d
uerfan asistir tenlan que fl7aar antes Il
j registro del partido republican,. c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
FaIIeciimiientO

Nuestro querido amigo ell doctor
Reguero Felid, acaba de recibir un
telegrama de Toa-baja participandole
haber fallecido ALI un nino del farma-
c6utico don Lucas Luis Velez.
Nosotros lamentamos esa desgra-
cia que viene q entristecer ell hogar de
un amigo y oorreligionario aprecia-
bilfsimO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
Comit6 local de Ia ''Uni5o
de Puerto Rico"

Veriamos con sumo agrado ver-
nos honrados Ell pr6ximo domingo,
dfa %, con la presencia de los dign1si-
mos correligionarios de Ia patri6tica
xUni6n de Puerto Rico,~ en- este, uuo
de los baluartes de la region oriental,
con motive de celebrarse I'm grandio-
SO meeting de propaganda, en- el cual
haran uso de Ia palabra distinguidos
oradores del partidO.
Agradeceremos, pues, la. presencia
de todos y cada uno de aQuellos que
Sc halien compenetrados del grandioso
objetivo que persigue la patri6tica
agrupaci6n <Uni6n de Puerto Rico.1
81 C0mjt6
Naguabo, p de Agosto de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27

~ d GI t)QDiIC%I tctJOt . y
un modo de buscar adeptoe.
-Es cosa segura, que 81 Ia Asam.
blea aprueha 10 de Ia iacoIporociln,
Iquedaran fuera del partido rcpubjica-
no muchos valiosos eIementos.
-Anoche, para producer efeeto
entire los delegates ojo co"po, leydsa
en- Ia Asamblea una carta de uu amc-
ricano, en- Ia que lieraba a. elogios al
doctor Bnrbosa.
Fl liceucindo Ramos, con esa fran
queza que le caracteriza dijo, que eS a
car ia no dcbi6 leer5e, puas as opinio-
nes dc los aInericanos no debfan te-
nerse ALI en- euenta, porque clos no
eran verdaderos defensores del pals,
sino que venfan a exnlotarlo.
-Nuestro amigo de Arecibo el Ii.
cenciado Suliveras, nos manifo>ta no
ser ciorta la noticia que dimos, de que
Sc presentarfa su cadidatura para al
calde de aquella ciudad; pues 81 bien
es cierto que algunos elementos del
partido Sc 10 han propuesto, 81 no
acepta.
-Dfcese que ell sef1or Degetau 1e-
vantara bandera de partido con los
elementos que no aceptau Ia incorpo-
raci6n Y otros independientes que es-
tan dispuestos seguirle.
-AnGnciase un meeting unionista
que tendra lugar en- breve en- Trujillo
Alto, al cual asistiran oradores de |
SanJuan, Caguas, Carolina y Gurabo.
Los republicanos don Juan Roig
y don Juan Mattey, presentaran su
para Juez Municipal de
YaucO.
Hoy ha circulado profusamente
por esta ciudad uua hoja suelta con-
teniendo ell discurso pronunciado por
el senior Gordils.
Muchos repdblicanos de San Juan
estan de acuerdo con sus declaracio-
nes, y solo esperan ell resultado de la
para manifestarse.
-Podemos asegurar que ell parti-
do unionista no ha acordado NADIA
candidate Washington nj
para la Camara insular
Ell popular obrero-de Bayam6n,
Ion Juan Amador, es uno de los jefes
que dirije la disidencia del partido re
oublicano en- aquel pueblo.
-Si como Sc presume, en- la session
lie esta noche de la Asamblea, queda
al partido nacional, de
lecho queda tambisn disueIto Ell par
lido republican, puertorriquef1o.
Y ell nuevo partido republican,
lacional, sera un partido aeueuo para
os efectos de la ley electoral.
-Affrmase que de salir derrotado
j Directorio en- 10 de la irecorporact6n, ;
10 le quedara mas remedio que pre-
ientar la dimision.
Lo cual serfa una soluci6n para
,se partido, pues la mayorfa de los re-
sobre todo los de Ponce,
stan va cansados de Ia jefatura Ros-
y Barbosa.
Ell de Septiembre Sc reuniran :
as convenciones locales en- todos los
,ueblos para la election de los cargos i,
ocales, proponi@ndose los nombra- I
nientos de Alcaldes, Concejos munich 9
'ales, Juntas escolares, Juez, Secre-
arios y Marshall. :
Ademas los compromisarios cue
orrespondan q .cada Municipio con
.rreglo al ndmerO de electores que to-
1aran parte en- Ia Ultima election al
especto de por cada 500, cuyos com. T
romisarfos designaran con los demas :
el distrito en- Ia cabecera del mismo,
Os Delegados la Camara, Juntas de !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27

Entonces el Lcdo. Acosta Quinte-
70, que estaba en- el balloon de- su casa
Qos hechos ocurrfan cerca de la>>mo
rada del senor Acosta) diio al polic{a
insular: &retfrese, guardia, denim
cielos, que ellos son mas, y ESQ es una
celada.1
Pero va Arizmendi habfa entrado
en- la carcel, y salfa nuevamente: des-
de la puerta del establecimiento ex-
presado comenz6 a disparar contra
Garcia Torres, con su revolver de SER
vicio, hacienda cinco disparos.
FL guardia Garcia Torres tuvo que
defenderse de la aggression, disparando
su revolver: hizo dos disparos, porque
le faltaron tres capsulas de la carga
del revolver. Cnando Sc disponfa q
cargar su arma, Sc presento el cabo
San MILAN, quien mand6 retirar 4
Garcia Torres, terminandose la con
tienda. Garcia Torres dice que otros
policfas especiales de a Carcel dispa-
raron contra Ell.
Relatamos los hechos segdn los
informes del policfa G arcia Torres,
quien, segun Ia vOz general, ha sido
victima de una agrssi6n de yarios po-
licfas especiales de la cArcel, anoche
Los disparos cruzados no hicieron
dafio a nadie, por mas que, segdn nos
ha dicho Garcia Torres, Arizmendi le
dispar6 q 10 pasos.
FL teniente Iturrondo &c present0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
RUMOR DESMEHTiDO

NEW YORK, AGOSTO PEI ru-
NOR circulado de que ell acorazado
ruso &Borodino,D de Ia escuadra del
Baltico, estuvo a punto de naufrag gar
q causa de una bomba explosive, no
ha sido confirmado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
MatOs BGrnioT

Nuestro ilustrado companero en-
la prensa, seIor Matos Bernier, regre-
SO aver de su viaje Ponce, encontran-
dose algo indispuesto.
Saludamos al amigo, deseandole
IN pronto tablecimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
SITUACI0E GRITICA De
PUERTO ARTURO

NEW-YORK, AGOSTO 27.-Tele-
graffan de Chefoo, que j uncos chinos
salidos de Puerto Arturo dicen que la
guarnici6n de la plaza Sc mantiene
desde hace un mes, 4 media raci6n, Y
que pasan de 5000 los enfermos y he
ridos que Sc hallan en- los hospitales
de La ciudad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
SERVICIO CABLECRAF|CO
De IA DENOCRACIA
.BLOQUEO De vLAO.Y0STOK

NEW YORK, AGOSTO 27.-Co-
muuiean de Toxic cue pafte de la es-
cuaslra japonesa Ia empez DO Ell bio
queo del puerto de Y Etaiivostck; que
Sc trata de reaIizae desembarcos de
tropas por los alrededrres de la
ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
La situaci6n interior de IA plaza
Sc agrava cada dfa mas.
LA HUELGA De MARSELLA

NEW YORK. AGOSTO 27.-Con-
tinda la hQelga de los marinos Y car
gadores del muelle de Marsella.
Han ocurrido ya peqnenas coali-
stones entire los huelenistas Y los gen
darnes, resnltando varios heridos
contusCs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
N aguabo, p de Agosto de 1904.

inmediatamente en- Ia carcel instruir
las primeras diligencias del case.
El guardia especial Nazario trat6
de no permitir Ia entrada de huron
do la ofcina de Ia carcel; pero este
estuvo, como siempre, & la altura de
su caracter, entr6 en- la carcel & cum
plir con su deber. Instruy6 las pri-
meras diligencias, ocupo los dos re-
v6lvers de los guardias especiales
Arizmendi Hernandez Y TODD 10 paso
al fiscal de la Corte de Distrito, quien
sigue la causa correspondence, ha-
biendo dispuesto la detenci6n de Ariz-
mendi, Hernandez y Garcia Torres.
Este l1ltimo Sc halla ep su cuartel.
Ell origen de la question antes re-
ferida es ell sigufente.
Garcia Torres, que es IN polic1a
que sabe cumplir con su deber, Sc en-
contr6 una noche-hace pocas todavfa
al guardia especial Hernandez vesti-
do de paisano, por la calley y portando
el revolver.
Como los gardias de las carceles
no puedcn llevar sus armas sino en-
los precisos momentos del servicio
que tienen encomendado, Car
cfa Torres le quito el revolver, hacien-
do La denuncia correspondence
Parece que existe predisposici6n
entire algunos guardias especiales,
res pecto de la polic1a insular.
Hoy han partido para Santo
Domingo, en el ~Julia,1 los dominica
nos Arquimedes Concha, Agustin Pa
velo Francisco Silva, quienes en- los
dfas de su ostracismo en- Ponce, Sc han
cond ducido correcta y caballerosamen-
te. Les despedimos con afecto.
~Tambien parti6 en- el <Julia> pa
ra Santo Domingo, la simpatica y
agraciada joven dominicana, senorita
Mercedes Soto, que ha pasado una
buena temporada en- esta ciud ad.
Adios.
-Ha regresado de su excursion
por varios campos del centro de la is
la, en- diligencias del servicio, el ca
pitan Sil6n.
Han sido detenidos y denuncia-
dos Jose Eusebio Ortiz Y Juan Ramos,
por hurto de una chiva. Sc les ocup6
un Ito con IN saco, IN cuchillo, dos
de maiz, y dos camisas man
chadas de platano.
Los peregrinos de PoLCea q Hor-
migusros deberan recoger su'%asaje
de ida vuelta en- Ia Vicarfa caN,ica
de esta ciudad ,pagando aln el impSS-
te del pasaie. Ell tren para dicha pen
sera especial.
En- vista de 10 sucedido anoche,
del hecho entire algunos guar
dias especiales de la carcel, = el poll
cfa insular Garcia Torres, aquf Sc di-
ce cue eI Jefe de Carload, Sarfdad
Prisiones, debe lamar Ell orden sus
los guardias especia-
les, para que no Sc repitan escenas
como la de anoche en- esta ciudad.
Ell guardia Leon Gonzalez, de-
tuvo denunci6 Luis VEGA, por
hurto de IN sombrero , sssenta bo-
Los dc pan,
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Mr. Rock and family are moving to
Proctor, back to their old home. Mr.
Rock expects soon to go to Williams
town and is still to remain in the en-
ploy of the Norcross g. West company
as before. The family have made
many friends during their residence
here.
Judge Fullerton has returned from
a trip to New York.
Charlie Boyle and wife of White
River Junction are stopping in town
for a few days visiting relatives and
friends.
The new railroad station is nearing
completion and is certainly great
improvement.
Miss Helen Lawrence has gone to
Myron Taylor's to live.
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin eXhib-
tied under canvas Wednesday night to
a large audience, all the seats being
taken up and hardly standing room.
We regret to say though that the
large attractions advertised appeared
only on paper, after the advance
agents went through.
Miss Alice Dunton of Arlington is
spending the week in this village
Owing to an accident to the NJ. d.
and G. r. II. engine, the Norcross Co
have shipped the locomotive to Proyi-
dence and are at present using a Bos-
ton and Maine engine.
Wednesday is baby day at the Law
renee studio. One dozen $500 photos
of your baby for $3.50
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POWNAL CENTER.

Miss Ethel Merchant entertained
Mrs Adelmer Green and Miss Harris
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Henry Barber left for Indian
apolis Tuesday to visit her father.
Her friends wish her a pleasant jour
ney.
Mrs Frank Gardner's house is being
filed with city boarders.
Miss Adele Harris closes her school
Friday then she will return to her
home in Rowe.
The supper and entertainment was
success amounting to S25. The next
will be given ny the young ladies, cake
and cream will be served June 30 The
solo sang by Miss Bertha was greatly
enjoyed also the graphophone.
Florence Reynolds school closes
this week.
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bENNINGI 0N Brief
News OF theHTOwn and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News OF theHTOwn and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
r. L. Hall has arrived at Benning-
ton Center to spend the summer sea-
son.
Mail agent Calender of the run be-
tween here and Chatham is on his
usual vacation.
Mrs L. Collins and granddaughter
are here from Johnstown, N, Y, for
ten days visit.
Mrs II. H. Webster and children
will not leave for Barton Landing for
several days yet.
Mrs B. 7. Henry of Riverside, near
North Bennington is critically i'll.
She had a severe shock of paralysis
some time ago.
The statement in the Banner yester-
day that Hon o. NJ. Barber had gone
to Chicago was not true. Mr. Barber
is in town and is not going,
Branch No. Of st Marys Guild
will hold an ice cream social Wednes-
day evening from to 10 at Mrs John
Norton's on Union st. The p, bile is
cordially invited.
1t is stated that Mrs H. S. Pecands
of Chicago, who it had been stated
would build a $4,000 house on Monu-
ment avenue, will not build but in
stead will rebuild the residence that
she has occupied several seasons.
The funeral of Gideon H. Burton,
who killed himself on his fathers grave
Sunday morning, was held this morn
ing from the residence of Frank G.
Day on Adams street, Rev G. w. Row.
les officiated, There we're delegations
present from the GAR posts. There
was also good attendance Of former
friends. The burial was in the family
lot in the village cemetery.
Rev 7. A. Snively formerly OF
Bennington Centre gill make the open
ing invocation at the meeting of the
Republican National Convention in
Chicago
The delegates to the Democratic state
convention which meets in Burlington
tomorrow WILL most of them leave
this afternoon. Hon Emory S. Harris
is the chairman of the committee on
credentials.
Contractor James Silk has a large
force of men at work on the addition
to the town house and will have it
ready for occupancy soon.
Mrs Harriet Armstrong Bradford is
spending some time at Bennington
Center.
The condition of Loring D. Bingham,
who has been i'll some time is improv-
ing.
A heavy shower during the night
was of much benefit to vegetation.
DR. A. 4. Cutler has been relaying
the marble slabs, and otherwise i'm
proving the walk in front of his build
ing on Main street.
The band will give a concert on the
Putnam house balcony tomorrow eve
ming, weather permitting.
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NOTICE!

The stockholders OF thelBennlngton B. Glas-
tenbury Company are hereby notified that the
Annual Meeting OF said Company and election
of Directors and other officers OF said Company
necessary TO be elected by the stockholders will
be held at he First National Bank, at North
Bennington Vermont, on the first Tuesday
being the fifth day OF July, A D.; 1901, at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon.
o. NJ. BARBER, Clerk.
Dated at North Bennington, Vt, June H.,
1904.
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Mayor HarriHon's Ed4ct Was RiGidIy
Enforced.

enforced.
CHICAGO, June 21-Although fair.
ly good programme was offered at
Washington park, not more than 1000
persons saw the events run of, as the
edict of Mayor Harrison against wa
gering of money on the results was
rigidly enforced. What little betting,
If any, that was done was transacted
in secret and between friends. Nearly
200 of the city's policemen under AS
sistant Chief Schuettler were there to
see that the utimatum against betting
was adhered to, and in view of this
fact not single effort was made by
any of the fifty or more idle bookmak-
ers to transact business. On the CORE
spending day last year there were 49,
GOO people ON the track.
The first race went to Kurtzmann,
who outcassed his field. The Regent
won the second with little effort. The
other winners were Witful, Phil Finch,
Burleigh and Action.
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Princeton won Track Meet,

CHICAGO, June 2L-Princeton uni
versity defeated the University of Chi
cago in the first outdoor track and
field dual meet ever held between rep
resentatives of the two universities.
Out of a total of IA points, only first
place figuring in the count. Princeton
secured 7l3 points, while Chicago fin
ished with 6l3, The result of the meet
hung in the balance until the finish of
the half mile run, the last track event.
when Williams (Princeton) and his
team mate, Adsit, crossed the tape
fully thirty yards ahead of Cahill (Chi-
cago).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TABLE OF PERCENTA


NEW YORK, June 2l.-Sheriff Bell
and Dainty ran a dead heat in the
Grass Selling stakes, one mile and a six
teenth, at Sheepshead Bay. They were
both under a terrific drive in the last
sixteenth and finished so close that the
judges were unable TO separate them.
Both owners agreed to run off. Sheriff
Bell went TO the front at the start and
was never headed, winning in a driy-
ing finish by one length. The Rose
buds stakes for fllies two years old
was won by the S 10 l shot Belle Sau-
wage. Hermis, winner Of the Subur-
ban, has left for St Louis, where he is
carded as starter in the Worlds Fair
handicap.
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Locomotive Jumped on schooner.

LAUREL, Del, June 21-Plunging
through the open draw into the Laurel
river at the edge of this town, the loco
motive drawing passenger train No. SO
struck lumber laden schooner that
was passing, wrecked the vessel, killed
the engine driver and tore away
large section of the bridge.
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A. K. RICHIE & CO.'S.
An Eventful Sale

Some sales merely incidents of this large
business-parts Of our daily life-and not causing
great deal of ripple in the ordinary current of store
existence. This Sale, to the contrary is event
and big one. 1t is event from the quantity Of
merchandise in it. These lists do not include nearly
all of the items The variety great 1t is event
because of the splendid quality Of everything Not
tag ends and remnants nor Junk shop collections, but
fine and true all through 1t is event most of all
because of the low prices everything. But
more of this, the list tells better than description
could
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Wright Ia Tennis Champion.

BOSTON, June 21-Beals c. Wright
of this city followed up his victory in
the New England tennis championship
AT Hartford last week by winning the
Massachusetts state championship for
the fourth consecutive year through
his defeat of L. f. Leonard on the
courts of the LongwoOd Cricket club
here.
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Harmakts Won the Fs,trr.

ST. LOUIS, June 81. Harmakis,
third choice, won the feature of a good
card at the fair grounds. Getting off
in front, the result was never in doubt.
Limerick Girl linda and Foxy Kane
were the winning favorites.
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Norwegian Rnrk saved.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 21.-The
wrecking steamer Premier has saved
the Norwegian bark Carl Bsch, Captain
Broehke, which was driven ashore dur
ing a gale at Savanna La Mar, and has
arrived at Kingston towing the vessel,
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W. Sick wIys. and paushtsr..

You have often seen them with pale
faces, poor appetite, head and back
ache, symptoms common to the sex.
Fathers and mothers lose no time in
securing DR. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, of Rondout, n. y. 1t will
cost only one dollsrand is much cheap
or than sickness. Write to DIR David
Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, N. Y, for
n free sample bottle.
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Ear win Grow ON Again.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Victor Done
osota, a coal dealer here, had his left
ear cut Off last night by falling pane
of glass, but the surgeons at the Flow
er hospital stitched 1t on in a hurry
and think 1t may grow back where it
halnuNR
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We Have

this week with us Miss
Wilson as demonstration
for the National Biscuit
Co. She will be pleased
to give you and show you
samples Of the goods the
National people make.
The public know our
stock consists OF about
seventy different kinds
OF fancy cakes and waf-
ers which are always
fresh as we have ship
ments about every week
Everyone welcome to
come in and have a lunch.
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Philadelphia Won Polo Cup.

PHILADELPHIA, June q. 49, The
Philadelphia Country clubs first polo
team has defeated the Rockaway four
of New York in the second game for
the Goughacre cup. The game was
played on the field of the Philadelphia
Country club at Bala, near here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-06-21

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