davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-02

Russian Terrcrists q daylight.
8-tack IN st. Fstarsbuk get SIS
600 which a custom ouse oHeseI
was taEins % the Urea. ~.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-02
srnh Ena Of NOM

Richard Croker ca: lea has 5o1
bis Intention 70 BE. lrn soon t1 tast
lea.
Tine 5G0,006-w9rd . ndaru Oil .1-
diaynent equals b bulk seven 3 or
The mint at san Francisco mas
been 0rdarei I'D make 500 Oc3 a.N-
loan aalf dollars t order 10 pc
tiled within siy months
the reo1age case cape or
arleau M tasriting ia the eonNie-
zion 81 Charles M Smith bis son Aoo
dye others wHI De heard
Greal Brttaias is 510 tor battle
snip the Daead1ougl -atTled ett
her - fE1nla n - men Sc
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-02

[. + oConuor, the ish menetg
Of Parliament who has been sis ti1u
This ccurtrv hos retur8f to ireland.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-02

Scratching a living laCe ana there.
ktn'ae thousands ql bugs aud worms
Wl.ca would cause uuca loss OF lrops
ii allowed 10 live, the ordinary arm
yard hen = wonderful 1oubIagt5ss u
productive forces. ia five years tine
abe will lay TOO eggs, each coutaiD.
ing $50 grains oc wajer. l25 Of rat,
IO8 Of lime, &C OF albumen. &c Of s.2ar
a q 10 Of GEn-the most conIeuss4 aud
Strengthening form OF 1000 offered t.
man, Every person baytng a i t
plot OF ground g able 10 keep fgcn
half a dC1ea 0 mauy DOZEN IT these
wonders end So add 70 me -aullY t1-
ZONE. 70 10 this to tie create ad-
Yantege, GRE must knoH hes care
for his fowls t3 guard a. lst, az
,ect and c'tre disease; vi i- fowls TO
save for bro ing purpose etc. The
~giHulest and UcSt Tatisial rry way Of
securing .his alowiaCca IS to tuy Il
from some person Wbc las mad- .
success OF fowl ra. ~ So 4 business.
Sue book, giving The experience o.
I'VE Owe years ia 3btairable for -
Ca1 n stamps from the Book Pub,
dshils House. 1914 Leonard ST, &cH
Y9rE city, 1t is gu i~egs'uahle worz
TIE Ute of one chicken glyei would
pay fC- tae look several ti-aes ever.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-02

boxes Ed ne entirely, and I am
glad In .aeoHrt "a hem"
Solo BY all dealers 80 cents a box
FcsterNilburn 20, Bufalo. n. z,
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-11-02
70 80 of soLdlers RsennA.ena.l-

IiSchaleo OF ooldlers ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The report Of General G~arling-ou
IL he President or the .iotiBE by
negro troops At. Browns lie .'egas,
recommends me d~ishalorahie DIS
charge Of three compeHi-a OF he
F~Wenty-hft1 infantry,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
SUPERVISOR De ELECClONEs NOMBRADO.
Mr.. Arthur Lyons.
MuY AGRADEC|DO

Antesyer recibi6 81 seaor Nuhos
Rivera este hermoso despacho telsgrk.
tco:
xGusyama, Abril 10.
Rsunida convention municipal
para dssignar una Junta local pArtido
unionista sligi6 & ustsd por voto una
mime presidents honorario do 10 misma.
ENRIQUE GONZALEZ.
Ptssidsnte convenci6n.s
Excusamos dscir como sgradeee sl
sefior Muh.z Rivera 10 distinei6n que
hAcen { % nombre loa eorrelig gionar ios
do Guyana.
A todos expresa 81 reconoeimien.
70 profundo, como 70 10 sxprss0 di.
reetaments al sefor Gonxalex.
FL sntusiasmo % grAnds On aqus'
lie Ciudad. Y 90 traducirk On hsrmo'
20 triunfo euando lleguen los eserutis
MOS dc Novitmhre,
Qierer es podsr. LuChAr % ven'
cer,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
OPERA SCOGNAM|GL|0

FL Maestro di Gss6 nos dirije
Atenta cirta. referente & 10 compafifa
de opera Scognamiglio, 10 eual llega
r& & eata isla dentro dc dos 6 tres
dfas.
De esA carta son los Aiguientss
pArrSfoE
SLa compania contisne 81 mtsmo
personal artfstico que aqui conocsn;
iAmas hs psnsado dlsolverse; muy 81
contrario, actualmente ha aumentado
~ personsl Con Ouatro Artistas de pri
mer orden, que vendrAn & Puerto Rico.
Osupando primers Inca por sus ia
cultAdss Artfstlcas 10 sefiorita Aida
Gonzaga. conocida On los principales
tsatroa de Europa , America por sus
triunfas brilisntss, hAbisndo obtenido
sl Iitulo de c6.ebre soprano ligsro.
Fl tenor Alberto DGrdAni fuS con.
tratGdo despu6s del triunfo obtenido
en- Mexi,o cantAndo iunto & la cee.
bre FstrszElni. 81 baritone don BIZ
glione B Jrghsse tAmbien Contratado
despues de las grandes ovACiones OBJ.
lenldaS en- los EatadoA Unidos donde
reccgl6 gran cosscha de aplauSos m =
reeidisImos. EI psio Julio Cirlno %
una elIrslla en- sl ArIe por suH grandes
frcultsdes J voluninoSG y extsnaa
voz.
El pdblico pusrtorriQuefio Sabrk
ApreCiar ell m6fltO de los cuAlro srtls.
.AS, como supo Apreclar eli merlto de
10 compafia Cuando de psso sstuvo On
estA capital, ovaeionsndo q 10 Fonta.
90 en- Boh.mia, 10 VIeini On Travla.
10, vannusslli en- PsllasoI , CAbGlle
RIA Rusticana, Palombri On Fedora,
CarrozzI sn Foses, J loS asmGs artIs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
Gran negociO en- Arroyo

AnlPTssd mp0rtdnttSsnd pdFa utoef"
dsnsro con las nejores gdrdnttds de
scguridad y con pingtes bsnshctos.
Sc trsta dc 10 iu,ialaci6n de IN
Anplio, elegants , attractive SANA-
TORIO, para todA c!sss dc erfermos,
CON arreglo & los ttimos maravillo-
sos adelantos do la Ciencis, uttllzAndo
para clio los tres riquisimos y salun
feros m .nantiales de aguas termo mi
nero. .msdicipalss que On pintoresco
attic, iunto & 10 csrretsra, exlsten en-.
ire les poblaeiones de Arroyo dc
Guyana, y que tan sorprsndentes
cur aciones vienen realizsrdo.
Los que deseen tomar parte, cor
algdu capital, On eata importantfsima
empresa, que ofrece las mejores Ga
rantfss de ssguridad, con ping 20 di
videndos, pueden diriglrse & los aeno
res VIRELLA URIBE HERAANOS
L CO., Arroyo, P. r., quienss sunni
J nistrarGu todos los informes que q
les pidan. No se emltiran acciones
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Gonzalez 3 ennin E. Co.
PLAYA O. PONCE
CONE 2CIANTES COAISIONISTAS
IMPORTADORES

SO IL pulg adas por 10 de ALTO HA,
frente & las casas de Enmanuelli & G..
r. Vsldesilla Fl r nanos & G.
For ten4r este almacen dos arri'
mos 90 hace muy facil fabricarle una
plant. alta; com1a &ugnlo de mann
postsria solemep TAmbien una dc
dos plantas mampostsrfa contigua al
anterior ep Ia cale del SOL. E que
adquiera essA propiedsd tendra ur
buen interes de su dinero. Para In
formes dirigirse q RAFAEL RIVERA
FSBSI. Sol IA, Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
P0doras Gs|atinadas

lsu gran expeudio y numsrosas
epgaiosas imitaciones los iustlfcsn.
Que les maravillosas pildoras gelsti.
nadas 43, sos del Ledo. don Pedro L.
LAmoatts, son inapreclsbles en la Gu
raci6n de les anemiss cuantItgtivas y
cualitativss en- ambos sexos , 90 to-
dos los padseimientos propios de 10
mujsr, asf como el msjor i6aico gene.
raj del sistsma y particular de cadA
6rgano 8 musculo dsbilitado. Solicf'
tense prospectos al Autor. Plaza de
les DslIsias NJ 10. Ponce, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

nista: don Jole Modesto Bird; rspu.
blicauo, don Miguel Zslduondo.
Guayams; unionista. don Pedro
Jose Cores; rspublieano, don Julio
Brenes Aponte.
GuAyanilla; unionists, don Au-
gusto Piacentini, republicano, don
Celestiuo Iriarts.
Gursbo; unionists, don Ladislao
Collszo; republicsno, don Gustavo
Risra.
Hatillo; unionists, Cosme Arana
Rios.
Humssao; unionista, don jose b.
Citaentss; republicano, don Franciico
Roig Bayontt.
Isabela; unionista, don Rodolfo
Abrsu y Roman; republ!cano, don
ALI f-edo Koppiaeh.
Juana Disz, Iss); unionista, don
Candelario Martfnez Rodriguez; rspu-
blicano. don Santisgo Hernandez.
Segundo: unionista, don Carlos
ortiz Naxario; republicant, don Lo-
rsnzo Rodriguez.
Juncos; unionista, don Dslfn Sic
rra; rspublicAnc, don Vicsnts Mora
les.
Lajas; unionista, don Ricardo
Marti; republicano, don Gavino Sus
rez Torox.
Lares; unionista, don Juan Vive
republieano, don Edslmiro Mende,
Serrano.
Las Marfas; unionists, don Ra'
mon. BeAuchamp; republicano, doI
Franciaco Rivera Sanehsx.
Lola; unionists, don Pascasit
Fuentes.
ManAti; unionists, don Jote Rive
ra Miranda; republicano, don Jua,
r. Casellas.
| Maricao; unionists, don Fsderict
soufront; rspublicsno, don Arturo
Diepa.
Maunabc; unionists, don Arturo
Ma. .hicote.
/ Maysgass, tprlmsrol; unionists
don Juan G. Benites; republlcano, dol
Arturo Zalguero Font.
| Ssgundo; unionists, don Eleuterit
Puisls; republlcano, don Aleiandrt
| G Alanes.
| Moci; unionista, don Jaime Feliu
republicano, don Higinio Lopez Soto
Morrow, unionista, don CARMEL
Be rios; rspublicano, don FeJx M
NUM-.
/ Nsgu,bo; unionisss, don Jua
Ncgleras; ropublieano, don Jose Orti.
Nsranjitt unionista, doc F.oir&l
Morales; rep ablicAno, don Msxlmin'
Rivera.
Patillas; unionista, don jose Mau
raa; republicano, don Rafael Texldor
| PefluelAs; unionista, don Ratae
, Gonzalez Ferrer; rep b.icano, do
Celestino Louchet.
: Ponce, Primero; unionists, do
. Antonio Morales Lebr6p; -epub.ieano
don J Jaime Bas.
:. Ssgundo; unionists, don PAbl
. Hsrn andez; republieano, don JoAqui
Tellechea.
. Tercero; unionists, don TomA
, Csspedes; republicano, don Juan d
JssGs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
Il CABO FONfR|AS
Por telegrat1, dc nuestro corres-
ponsal en- CiAles:
"A hrfl II

Por telegrsto, dc nuestro corres-
ponsal en- CiAles:
<Abril, IL.
DEMOCRACIA.-Ean Juan.
AL empezAr hoy el acto de salir el
ayuntamiento republicano y tomar po-
session el AyuntAmisnto unionisla, rel
nando orden complete, el eabo Fon'
frias 10 interrumpi6, impidiendo VIC.
lentamente eorresponsal DEMoCRAcIA
penetrar salon y ordenando IN poliefA
10 oondujera la c&rcel, por Alegar
dereChO aIistIr acto p6blico.
OportunA Intervention tenien.
to Casals y mArshAll Wilton, de 10
Corte dc Distrito, svil6 un con tlcto,
sxclusivamente provocado por Fon.
frfas. Pueblo temeroso repetici6n otro
atropello, 90 retro, qued ando COhibidA
10 libertad y perturbAdo el orden por
IN sgsnIe Cayo deber % mantensrlo 8
sonssrvarlo, -CoRREsPoNsALs
No Queremoa afadir ningdn 90 =
mentario sohrs el hscho. EI eoronel
HAmmil 10 comentAr&. Pero 90 NOS
ocurre decir q0s 10 ley votada en-
HarEo por la ASambl.s Legislstiva
dlspone que no pueden psrmanecsr en-
el Cuerpo de policfA los que sufrIsran
condenA por delitos mayores. Y 20
nos ocurrs tambIsa preguntAr 81 los
iefss de la policia sabJn que sl eabo
FonftfGs Comsti6 uno de esos dslitos
y sufri5 una de ssAs cJLd. .nas.
La contsstRei6n nos parecs urgen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

Aljuntss; unionista, don Iuaalecio
Esteban; republican,, don Felipe Ne.
Kari.
Aguads; unionista don Antonio
Sanchez Ruiz; republic Ano, don Jose
Bocsnegrs.
Aguadills; unionista don vicente
viaas Consisro; rspublicano, don Mo
nuel Jimenez Ssrrs.
Aguas Buenas; unioniita, don 10
ss G. Diaz Fontan; lepublicano, dor
Rafael Csstell6n.
Aibonito; unionista, don RAm6l
Gomez; repuplisano, don Pedro To
rres Colno.
Ah,sco; unlonlsts, don Emile
Ruiz dc Porras; republicano, don Leo
eadio Garcia Rios.
Areclbo: Ter. Precinto; unionists
don Arm!ndo Cadilla Colon; republi
cano, don Francisco e. Carols. .-Se
guudo Prec!nto; unionista, don Lui
Cesteros; republlcauc, Gerardo Men
ldez MART
Arroyo; unionisls, don Joa6 Mari
Rodrigu.z; republicauo, don Autoni
lLavles Cintr6n:
/ Barrsnquitas; unioniits, don Hc
tilio Rodr'g IL; republicaro, don M
guel SaLt!ni.
Barros; unionista. d jose E
Forti; republicano, don Silvestrs 7.
rrens.
Bayam6n; unioniAts, don Lul
Ramirez; rspublicano, don Sergio Nc
racalle.
Cabo Roio; unionista, don Salvs
der Crespo; republieano don Enriqu
Lopez.
| Csgass; unionists, don Ricard
Dlsz R.moa; republicsno, don RAJ
mundo Faura.
Camuy; unionista, don Juan \
Miranda; republicAno, don Gsnar
Castro Leon.
Carolins; unionista, don vicen1
G arcia Salgsdo.
| Caysy; unionista, don Nlcane
Collazo; repub icano, don JoaQui
Colon.
| Ciales; unionista, don Ramon Fel
nGndex Nsgr6n; repub.icano, don il
se F. MuiI'z
Cldra; unionista, don Guillerm
Haldoek; republioano, don Cesare
Rlvera Martinez.
Coamo; unionista, don Jose Fe
n&ndez Lasclota; republicano, dc
Francisco Rodriguez.
Comsrio; unionista, don Euclid'
Jimenez Dkvila.
Coroxa'; unionista, don Teodost
Garcia; rspublieano, don Pl&cido N
varez.
Culebra; unionistA, don Ricart
Amado.
Dorado; unionista, don Jose Nj
yes Guardiola; republicAno, don Ne
tin dc JesGs.
II Fsiardo; primer Precinto; uni
nista, don Jos6 Benitez Santana; r
publieano, don Augusta Veves IS
gundo Precinto; unionista, don r
sendo Quifones; republicano, de
Qaintlno Cruz -Tercer Precinto; uni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
CABLE De Mr.. WINTHROP

I'm la ohCina del goblerno se reci.
bio esta mshaua 10 cable del gober.
nador Mr. Winthrop que tsxtualmsnts
dice:
swsshlpgton, -ssnsdor Foraker
prsssnta un proyeeso de ley para cons.
trusei6n de IN edIacio sscolar. Pre-.
supueato ediHoio 300 900 dollars.
Mr. Cooper prsIenta 10 Ley de eih-
dadanfa americana para Puerto Rico,
en- 10 CGmara,
WINyHRoP,a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

Qlsbradillss; unioniata, don Juan
dc Dios Vale.
Rine6n; unionists, don Antonio
Csi'gas; rspub.icano, don Victor
Cumpisno.
Rio Grande; unionista, don Te6a
10 Qaifones A'gsrfa.
Rio Pledras; unionista, don Acis.
clio Diaz; rspublicsno, don Gaspar L.
VIA.
Sabsna Grsnds; unionists, don
Nausl Peralts; republieano, don Her
mimic Garcfa r ,drigues
Salinas; unionista, don Pascasio
Lopez
San aermgn; unionista, don To
mas Agrait; rspublicano, don Angel
PasApera.
San Juan, Primsro ;unionists, don
Ramos Auays; rspublisano, don An
tonic BszGn.
Segundo; unionista, don Rafael
Loubrisl Cueto; repu5licano, don
Leandro Delgado.
Tsrcsro; unionista, don Juan o.
Nsil; republicano, don Juan jose
Caro-.
San Lorenzo; unionista, don Mo-
deato Aponts Hernandez; rspublissno,
don Carlos B. Buitrago.
San Sebastian, unionista, den
Emiliano Rosa del Vale; rspublisa'
NO, don Rafael Garcia Rios.
Santa Isabel; unionista, Pedro
Oomas; republisAno, don Dionisio
kZ&rrsga.
Toa Alta; unionista, don Justo
Morales Disx.
Toa Bsis; unionista don Modesto
( Escudero; republicano, don Juan B.
Romero.
Truiillo Alto; unionista. don Jose
Gonzales Diaz.
Utuado; primer precinto; unionis.
to, don Guillermo Pierluici; republi-
eano, don Juan Almod6v Ar. -Segun-
do Peecinto; unioniata, don Nicolas
Jeads vsgs; rspublisano, don Jaime
Cristia.
Vega Alta; unionists, don Miguel
Flores.
Vega B,is; unionista, don Miguel
Ladr6n Lopez.
Vieques; nnionista, don Luis Be.
nitsz Calxada, rspublieano, don So.
turnino Leguill6n.
Yabucoa; unionista, don Lorenzo
J. iMartorell; rspublicano, don p ablo
Ortiz Garcia.
| Yauco; primer precinto; unionis.
to, don Domi' 80 Marietti, republica'
no, don Diego Catal&. -Segundo Pre-
cinto; unionista, Ercillio Rodriguez;
Irepublisano, Ramon Bas.
En- los precintoa 90 Carolina, Co.
merfo, Culsbra, Hatillo, Loixas NAu'
Inabo, Qnebradillss, Rio Grands, Sa'
linas, Toa alta, Truilllo alto, Vega
alta y Vega baja no prsssntaron can
didaturas los rspublieanos. ri Con-
| seio hark por Of los nombramisntos.
IEl partido Unionista snvi6 terna para
| toda 10 isls, ineluyendo Laias y b.
'rroa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
Sc VeRde Q arrIeRda

Una hnca rdItics, situAdA en 81
kil6metro II de 10 csrretera central y
cerca de Rio PiedrAs, compuastA de
50 cuerdas de terrenos, con espScioss
casa de vivienda, dsp6sito de sgua, y
cusrdAs de caiias, muchos frutsles y
buenos pastos.
Para informes dtrliirss 4 Carlos
q. Blondet, San Juan 6 Rato. Rey,
Rio Piadras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
Para los que quleran coIocar
bien su dinero

Be vende 8 arrienda en- Ponce, en-
10 cslle ALTO CHA, 10 mas centrica de
10 ciudad entire las dos plszss princi-
palss, nm almscan de mampostsrfa y
MADEIRA del pals, d,77 pies s pulga-
das s de freats por Ia cslle del Sol y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
Roberto Graham
INGENIERO

Taller dc Maquinaria, Fundlcl6n y
Carrsterfa. Agsncis de los Arados
<Dssre,, los msjorss que se fabrican.
Marina 25. Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

tistas s6miCoS Psrrsiti, Uibsrto, Bsr.
tini, Pogeg, Musai, ZAnon, cada uno
sn ~ gensros,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
SeVende

- On motor de Metz , Weiss para
peF6leo, con les dltimas reformss;
tuerza de un caballo, POGO uso y en-
perfecto estado. Referencias, el inge-
nisro don Angel Olazagasti. Dirigirse
q e NJ. Quay ANA SIC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12
Elecciones de Noviembre
NOMBRAMIENTOS IMPORTANTES

L gns inscription desgnados Conjo Euvo pro-
de los partdos poiicos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-12

Para enrar un resfrladO en- un
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo-
oUININA. FL boticArio le devolverS el
direro si no % cura. La hrma de z.
W. GROVE % hSlla sn eada eaiita.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-02-09
Property Transfers.

James Buchanan and wife and
William T. Warburton, Trustee, to
Samuel T. Kennard, ] acre proper
ty in Sixth district, 5000.
Jane Ellen Nesbitt to George L.
Mccullough, property at Colora,
81, 315.
Elmer j. Hutton and wife to JOS
s. Scarborough, 10 acres in Fourth
district, $l99.
George T. Winchester and wife,
of Philadelphia, to Andrew G..
Jackson, property in Cecil County,
$1,450.
Stephen Woodrow and wife to
John Clifton Woodrow, property in
the Seventh district, $500.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-02-09
A Healing Gospel.

The Rev. j. G. Warren, pastor
of Sharon Baptist Church, Belair,
Ga, says of Electric Bitters dts
a Godsend to mankind. 1t cured
me of lame back, stiff joints, and
complete physical collapse. | was
so weak it took me half an hour to
walk mile. Two bottles of Elec
trio Bitters have made me so strong
I have just walked three miles in 50
minutes and feel like walking three
more. It's made a new man of me- "
Greatest remedy for weakness and
all Stomach, Liver and Kidney
complaints. Sold under guarantee
at Eli r.. Reynolds, Drug Store.
Price 50c.s
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-02-09
Common Colds are the Cause of Many
Serious. Diseases.

Physicians who gained national rep
utation as analysts of the cause of various
diseases, claim that if catching cold could
be avoided long list of dangerous all
ments would never be heard of. Every
one knows that pneumonia and consump
ton originates from cold, and chronic
catarrh, bronchitis, and all throat and
lung trouble are aggravated and rendered
more serious by each fresh attack. Do
not risk your life or take chances when
YOU have a cold. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will cure it before these diseases
develop. This remedy contains no opium.
morphine or other harmful drug and has
thirty years of reputation back of it,
gained by its cures under every condition.
For sale by Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-02-09
Marriaue Licenses.

Ezekiel G. Bonlden and Bertha
M. Potts, both of Elkton.
Richard B. Merritt, Jr., and
Bessie B. Bishop, bothof Warwick.
Aaron Anderson, of Cherry Hill,
and Ella Devine, of Wilmington.
Cornelius w. Davis, Jr., of
Odessa, Del, and Mary E. Pierce, of
Cecilton.
William A. Wilson, of Principle
Furnace, and Myrtle V. Tome, Of
Port Deposit.
Carroll Cole Thomas, of Aiken,
and Mary Alice .Hasson, of Port
Deposit.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-02-09
Frightfully Burned.

Chas. w. Moore, a machinist, of
Ford City, Pa, had his hand
frightfully burned in an electrical
furnace. He applied Bucklen's
Arnica Salve with the usual result:
ga quick and perfect cure"
Greatest healer on earth for Burns,
Wounds, Sores, Eczema aud Piles.
25c at Eli 7. Reynolds, Druggist.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-02-09
NO. VII.

NO. VIZ
When darkness seems to cover the earth.
And every thing looks blue;
When sorrow takes the place of mirth,
IT'S then think of you.
The moon is hid in darkness.
The stars give not their light;
Mine eyes are naught but dimness,
Despair is measureless in height.
But way in yonder distance.
High up in heavens dome,
There appears an aurora borealis,
A light above the throne.
And in that reflection see thee
On thee the sun shines bright.
Reflections then cast in the horizon,
Turning darkness into light
IT'S then my burdened sorrows,
Drift away in gentle breeze;
Prospects are bright for the morrow,
Life is now bed of ease.
And now from the hill. tops gaze,-
Such revelation never have seen;
I'll turn not mine eyes away from the prize,
That reflection of Miss --.
Knights of old. in clothes of tin,
Had ring suspended 10 drive spears in;
Queens galore. with floral crowns.
All dressed in white, beautiful gowns.
And in those days, it was all the go;
Folks travelled far to see the show.
The prettiest girl was the Queen of Honor,
And naturally. of course. the knights dotet
upon her.
But those brave Knights. years past gone,
Missed treat, when they failed to meet.
Miss -.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-02-09

ponding 20 the numbered poems will be publish
ed next week. Better keep these for reference
NO. L.
When the glorious golden sunset,
Blazes across the western sky;
And the crimson peaks of Heavens crest,
Beckons doves to homeward fly,
And the closing hours Of duty,
Round the evening shadows Turk
The glorious sun down is beauty,
Bnt .naught to compare to the home.comin
of Miss --.
No. II.
Mid the odor of the clover.
Sweeping DER the hills and dales,
Busy bees slipping from the flowers
Sweet drops of pearls their lips assail,
But the drops of sweetened gems.
AS they go sliding down,
Would not be as sweet to them,
AS from the tulips, owned by
Miss --
No. III.
The oceans mighty, misty waves,
With white caps foaming high,
Around the flying steamer, leaves.
And towards the shore, they fly.
They dash,
And splash.
Until they strike the sandy beach.
Wireless messages, as it were,
Came for miles and, a-far. III
To Miss
oh Miss. merry message read,
The sea-nymphs send their greeting.
oceanus, the diety. it also said,
With Neptune, was floating
In golden shell,
Mid coral dell,
With sirens for their horses
To bring you light. so fine
To aid you in solving this valentine,
With blazing fiery IS.
In a cove of rock and sandstone
Dwelt fairy. fair to see,
Around her neck hung wish-bone,
Made all wishes true as could be.
Says this fairy. II am lonesome.
Wish I'd companion, cheerily
must look around some,
And find one who will, with me, agree"
So she looked to the fullness of the moon,
Ana then to the Rising Sun.
"Ohl" says she. picking out one,
"This will suit me to To-
And IL happened to be Miss
Who was found to be fairy long before she
was ever one.
No. v.
In Hall of Fame. under electric light,
spent some time. the other night.
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Statues on pedestals, white as milk.
The walls were hung with pictures rare. :
The top of which, bright lights did flare.
Pictures of men and women great,
Folks who have lived in grandeur and sta Q.
One large picture, in velvet frame.
Had plate underneath bearing name,
And stood and gazed at her awhile,
She noticed me and then she smiled.
aGood goshl" thought. "she seems to know mt
Gee hoolikins, bread of the leaven.
It's nobody but Miss ---
Well how did astonishingly spoke,
But before finished suddenly awoke
And then just thought it's only dream.
Bat If it were trus, how nice it would seem,
But do hope some day to see her name,
On silver plate, in the Hall OF Fame.
No. VI.
Dan Cupid. on Dan Patch did ride.
AS fast as he could go.
Says he, ''If do not find bride.
The poor boy will have no show"
So on the steed he rode along.
And never turned around,
To gaze at the passing throng.
Till dashing through the Rising Sun.
He saw. way up the street,
The girl he thought the boy should win.
The one he'd like to meet;
So drawing out an arrow
From culver behind his back.
He pulled the string.
The slender thing,
Pierced the heart intact.
And passing swiftly by.
As swiftly as lullaby.
He threw wreath,
Which, landing at her feet,
He thought she'd surely notice;
And she did. for "Why shouldn't II"
Said Miss $500
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-02-09
TALES AND ENDS.
BY ALLEN PAYNE.

BLOSSOMS FROM ST. VALENTINES VINE
Each poem. herewith printed below, represents
the name of young lady residing in Rising Sun
or vicinity. Who are they? The names. cores
ponding 20 the numbered poems will be publish
ed next week. Better keep these for reference.