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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
FOOD ON AP.
Peripatetic Kitchens to Flood New York
and Cooks to Be Dethroned.

Peripatetfc Kitchens to Flood New York
and Cooks to Be Dethroned.
Turn the crank and get a dinner.
That's about what it's come to now.
For years we have been turning the
crank and getting gas and water, and
of late heat has been brought along un-
der the streets and into our homes, but
now the climax is to be capped, it
seems. Food is to be brought to us in
a sort of movable kitchen.
A certain food supply company,
which originally broke loose in Boston,
is about to erupt this city. Itpromises
much, and alleges that it has fulfilled
even more in the CITY of Beans"
For instance, you can order dinner
served you in the park or on an ''II''
station stairway, and prompt to the
minute there it will be.
Moreover, they promise that it will
be good. 1t viii come in a queer
shaped vehicle and be served by.a man
with progressive ideas.
To supply out of the way places with
meals Is not the main idea of the
scheme. tits proposed to invade homes
and abolish kitchens. This is direct
blow at the great army of cooks, who,
up to date, have reigned supreme.
They have had US in their entire keep
ing-not only our health, but our do
nestle happiness as well; and now. at
last, they are to be undone.
Just think of it'll
No moro What shall we have for
dinner, dear2"
No more underdone fish and burned
up mutton.
No more dinners on sardines beca,,se
the market man had forgotten to send
the roast of beef around-and that al
ways happens, you know, when you
nave asked Smith home to take sspot
luck" with you, trusting that there
would be something especially good to
eat.
NO more yexed wives with red faces.
burned fingers and an inclination to be
snappy, all because some little pastry
did not come out just right.
The food-on-tap company is to have
number Of kitchens located in differ
ent parts of the city, and from these
kitchens send out supply wagons rugged
ike humble bee, with hot and cold
end From one end of this wonderful
wagon you can draw out hot coffee and
from the other end ice cream.
But what picnic these wagons will
be for the small boy when they get to
be plenty on the streets! I can mag
me the street Arab now cutting ON
behind, turning the faucet and getting
his fill of soup or lemon shefbet. Don't
lear but that the small boy will have
nun with this peripatetic, cookeryl
The very sight of them will smell
good.-New York Herald.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
Yours Truly

If some men waited to be struck with
an idea they would never be hit in the
world
1t is poor plan to kiss any one who
has q cold of any kind or is sick in anv
way.
Over $4,000 copyrights were granted
TO American authors during the wear
1890. -
by common consent real resnect of
woman stands at its highest in the
United States.
One of Philadelphia's well known
teachers, Marina duke Watson. has inst
retired after q service of fifty-four wears
In his profession
1t is the gossip in PHILADELPHIA that
Rev. DIR. McVickar received $40. 900 as
fee Tor the Aston Willing wedding.
When you would laugh go into the
swim of the world When Won mpst
weep retire to the seclusion of your
own chamber.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
THIS IS LIFE.

The Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elk-, Il Social Suciety Club
in Atlanta, Las gone into bankruptcy
and a receiver has been appointed.
The principle creditors being a
Whiskey house and furniture store.
This was benevolent organization.
What a record. Is this life where
the tony city club, under cover Of
charity, breaks On a whiskey bill?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24

The largest peekeeper m the world is
Mr.. HARRISON, of California, who has
5000 hives, producing q, 600 pounds of
honey yearly.
Mrs. E. D. E. n. Southworth,s full
name is Emma Dorothy Eliza Neuette
Southworth. She is over seventy five
years of age and very feeble.
Tennyson was fifty when his idyls-
"Elaine," 'sVivien," ''Guineverer =
were published, and was about sixty
two when he completed the series with
'Gareth and Lynette."
Mr.. Talmage prides himself upon
being able to tzun out an excellent ser
mon more rapidly than most men can
write letter. Spurgeon Is an equally
quick composer.
Water which Is drank Is not the only
source of danger. Many q widespread
and fatal epidemic has been traced to
milk from diaries where the pans had
been washed in impure water, or the
milk itself adnlterated with it.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
A HeAvy;Ra4u-

Young Inhabitant-I never saw II
ram harder than it did today.
oad lntiabitant-Today wasn't. a cir
cu1nseance to a rain we had once.at
Grass lake. Itook my rowboat out to
paint 1t, and had it layin', on the
ground bottom up, drym', when5the
storm commenced. Wen, wonld Won
believe it, the rain came d own so fh;eE
that that ole boat thought she was In
the water and vent tloatin' offTbot41,u,
upa-Good News.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
Now TRY This.

1t Will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La Grippe
found it just the thing and under it's
use had a speedy and perfect recov-
cry. Try a sample bottle at our ex-
pense and learn for yourself just how
good thing it is. Trial bottles free
at the drugstore of DIR. r. III. Holli-
day, Clinton, n. c., and J. Il. Smith,
Druggist, Mt. Olive, N. G. Large
size so cents and SI.OO.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24

Senator Washburn has introduced
in the Senate Il bill defining stu
lures" and "options" and imposing
special taxes on dealers therein.
Such articles az wheat, oats, rye,
cotton. barley, corn and other farm
products; also pork, lard, aud such
products Of the hog.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24

The Mt. Home Journal has been
changed into the Morhing Gazette, a
bright newsy daily. The HOms
Journal will still be issued weekly.
Success for both.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24

The Central Times, Dunn, n. G.,
has come out in bright, new dress.
The new editor w. G.. lvey, is one
Of the best newspaper men in the
State, and we predict ncwsy and
hustling paper.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
Notice to Creditors.
n AViNG THIS DAYOua

- - lied as executor of tba
hersh, o. ". b. Honeycutt, deceasad
n 1m Estate 10 present their Gains hi, u
S Sovan,, on or before the 2Iss dav =.
Mosemoer. 1892, or this notice w; ay OF
pleaded In bar OF their recover vii be
persons indebted to said estate nv All
enor.gage or accounts, win ples 80 e nose,
~ "aio ana make Immediate AVN.
pa. u. a. HOyEYCU TT, ES,r
FER ATTY. HENRY E. FA,soS
Nov. 26-6 tines.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
NOTICE.

Inc citizens of School District Nos. !.
ana ID, white, are hereby notified thai
mere Is on file in the Office Of CONT
superintendent of Public instruction ii
sampson coa- ty, q net;. -, a0a6 l,v
n ID Hubbard ard ethers. ain that
1ne town OF Clinton be made a School
District BY taking all those ncrt,ons Of
sne town included wit. in the bonnda-
aries OF the above named dis.I;cts No.
l and 63, white. ''iio'f7 No-'
ms petition viii b. cops;so~e5 h
'ne County Board of Education - tbo;.
Jannarv 1ooo on the lst Monday in
ested vi, toeI, Wien ali persons inter
ucation. ,Suy boaId OF Ed
dec3-3t an hOfAL,
------~-- SECRETARY.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
CLINTON, y. e., DEc'BER "a, 1896

The FIT, Schcnck difficulty result.
ed in Judge SchencE and d. Schen,:k
Jr., being acquitted hy jury. Or.
Schenck submitted.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24

In 1864 we had S52 per capita in
circulation. Cotton was 70 CENTS.
To-day we have s. per capit.. Cot
ION is cents per pound.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24

Entered according TO PO-iai ! avs at
Clinton, n. e.. a. SECOND class nal
matter.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24

A man who has practlced medicine for 10
years, ought to know salt from sugar:
read what he SAYS.
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. F. j. Cheney & Co-Gen-
tlemen Il haye been in in the general
practice of medicine for most 10 wears.
and would say that in all my practice.
have never seen preparation that
could prescribe with as much confidence
ofsuccess as L can HALLS Cure, man-
ufactured by you. Have prescribed it a
great many tunes and its effect is Won
derful, and would say in conclusion that
L have Tst to find case of Catarrh that
1t would not cure, if. they woull take it
according to directions.
Yours Truly,
l.. l.. GORSUCH, NJ. D.
Office, 2l5 Summit St
We will give 800 for any case of
Catarrh that can not be cured with
Hairs Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F.J.CHENEY & co, Props, Toledo, o.
sSold by Druggists, 75c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
Legal Notice 4!

vi sA IL OAILNJIyl ~ n = y VI =
~ son CO. BEFORE +. s.
B'zzs1, @. 6. c.
William Berry
rs.
by IvesteE BizZell aid othersS
10 sylvester y zzell:
1ou will take notice that the above
entitled action has been conmeuced be-
Tore the undersigned for the purpoge Of
selling the land belonging to the parties
70 TINS action for partition, said land
belng house and lot situated near tho
Town OF Clinton, on The Lisbon road.
Said ctuss will be heard before the IN
dersigaed ut bis Office in Clinton. NC.
on the 9th day of January, 1892. an d
take notice that you are required to 40 !
pear at the time and place above speci-
ned and answer or demnr to tie petition
OF the plaintiff or the prayer Of the pa,i-
oner will be granted.
j. s. BIZZELL.
Clerk Superior Court, SAMPSON CO. nc.
Inns Nov. 2Ist, 1891. Nov 2G-Ct
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
Old Santa Claus Himself
A. F. JOHNSON g. Co,
The Last Call 4!

| will again give All an opportunity to
pay Taxes. After this ''Ronud" ] shall
enforce collection. / will attend a. loI
lows:
Mcdaniel, Monday, December 2Ist,
1891.
Honeycutts, Monday, D1cemba Dist.
1891.
Lisbon, Tuesday. December Oh. ,0l
Franklin, Wednesday, December 24rl.
1891,
Taylor's Bridge, Thursday. Doc.mIor
24tb, 1891.
Dismal, Monday, December 2snh. I.gL
Little Cohsric, Monday, D,ccf- Ct
28tb, 1891.
Mingo, Tuesday, December 20 r. 1,gi.
Westhrooks, Wednesday, Dccsnlss
Both, 1891.
Piney GroTc, we3ueaday, December
Both. 1891.
. Newton Grove, Thursday. Deceu Der
3lst, 1891.
Halls, Friday, January ls'. 1892
turkey, F.'day, January LIST. 1892.
The office ~ Clinton will be open a.
all times
Please mset me aud pay promptly aad
save cost.
j. h. SPELL. Shcrih
December 51b. 1891 -1O-4t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
Give Everybody a Good TinG'

DO not let anybody deceive
you by misrepresentation into
believing that Santa Claus j. in
anyway interested in any other
stock or store.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
Battalion Cazadores de
vALLADOTID NUN. 27

AcOrdadO por Ia Junta ecOn6mica Ia adquisiei6n
de las Prendas en- Ell ndmeTo lOtes que se resciO-
nan, los que deseen hacer propOsieones cOncurrrsn
el dia de Ener0 pr6ximO las de Ia msnsns a
Quartet de Infauterfa de eEta Ciudad el despacho
del seEOr Ter. Jefs.
A1n eusBdo el aeto no ha de revestir caraeter de
subasta los pr0postores habrsn de exhibir ante Ia
Janta las matrfeHlas correspondientes al ramo de
COmereiO, indastria o6eio qae Sc rsaciOns con las
PreHdas que desean contratar, asi como los pOde
res legaiizadOs Il fueFan Representatives. apodera-
dos.
HabFsn de depOzirsr en- poder de- Presidents las
mueatras tipOs con los pliegOs de pE0pOaiciones
Ilarcado t0dO con una contrassha especial sin que
6guren los R0mbres de los interessd0s nj Ia raE6n
social remitiran al mismO, bsio sobFs cerradO ls
citada c0ntrasena, expresando l0E B0mbFes ezsas
de cOmerciO 4 que corresponds
Cuando Ia direction General del anna sDFusbe 10
Propuesto pOr = Junta se noseiars los agraciad0s
para "a e0nooimiento eHtrega GAIA, como ga
rAntia de- cumpl miento del eontrat0, sl 5 p del
vaaor de 10 adjudieaGO csda uRO, euyo dep6sito
quedar& favor de aqaelia, al se hacsn las eRtrs
gas en- Ia fOrma en- os plaEos estipuladOs-
Fl plieg0 dc condolences &c halla de manifesto en
ID Ohei1a del Detail del Cuerp0 tOd0s los dias labO
rabies de- ! IL de ls mahana Dc ! De Is tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
n o tt "A 9

A cOnsecuencia de una cOnsulta dirigida
al senior GObernsdor, el Ayunts mieDto, en-
session extraordinaria del "a, acord6 por ma
yorfs de vOtOs, suspender Ell estabIecimientO
del impuestO de consumes hasta interim sc
apTueben las bases sometidas al GobiernO,
sin embargo de que Ia supeTioridad telegraf
camente ha declaTadO, que no We incOnve-
niente cd que se establezcan Tigi6ndose por
Ell Teglsmento de 1885.
Afrma La BGlaDsa que 90 ya IN hecho ia
suppression del viaje de rctornO, llamadO Ia
cuaTta expedition de los YapOTes de Ia Com
panfa Trasatlantica.
E. Excmo. senor Gobernsdor General ha
visitsdo bordo al senor Comandante de-
vapOr de guerra mejieano, surto en- la bahia
de Ia Capital.
Nnestro querido colega EI Buscapie intro
ducira grandes reformss en- sus ediciones
desde el dia Il del sIio 90.
Deseamos que encuentre compensation al
sacrifeio que Sc impone.
En- Gaceta EztraordinGria da cuenta el
GobernadOr de IN telegrama que le dirije e.
Ministro de UItramar, aDanciandO que las
cortes estau convoeadas para el Ii de Enero
pT6ximo.
No tenemos notica de que se haya puesto
en libertad nuestTo colega Ell senior ATDau
Igarayidez, Director de La Naci6R EspdfOla.
Ha sido secuestrada otTa vez q edici6n
local de FL OTitsrio de HumaeaO. por los ar
tfcuIos LO ofrecido es deHda , CoRsecueHcids
De uH proeeso.
Lo sentimos muy mueho.
FL CLansor obsequiara sus sbOnados con
IN ndmero esplendido, en- Ell vigesimO All
veTsariO de So fundaeion.
COnstaTa de diez seis paginss dos CO
lumnas eOlabOrsTan slli los mas distin
gnid0s iteratOs de PueFto-RicO
Dice La CoTrespoBdeBcia que han ObtenidO
soluei6D satisfactOris = honrOsa, meTced M
tribunal de amigos, las cuestiones Eurgidas
ent5e IN caballerO de Ponce Y otro de Ia
Capital.
Contin6a enfermo en- SantuTce Ell senor
don Pablo Ubarri, jefe del partidO tnoOR-
diciOnal
Lo depIoramos muy de veras : hacemos
votoa pOr su restabiecimiento.
Sc han undo por los lszos del matrimonio
civil, SD HatilIo, el esEimsble senior don
Antonio CortSs Lopez Ia simpatica senO-
rita dOfla Maria As0Bei6n CesteTos.
Con profunda pena nos enteramos de que
sc halla ligeEamente eBfermo, en- Ia Ceiba,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
Ell ENTIERRO DE BRASCHI
Aver, & Ia una de Ia tarde circulaba
la siguiente esquels, f6nebre:
non MARIO BRAsCHI

Su viuds doha Olivia Psoli, su madre
doha Tomasa Rodriguez de Brsschi, So
heFmanO don Manuel, 50 hermana poll
tica la senorita dona Amalia Paoli sus
compsneros en- Ia prenss los directories
de La DemOcyaciG Y El PaEs ruegan
usted &c sirva acompanar Ell cad4ver Ia
metropolis, las cinco de ests tarde, por
cuyo piados0 seto les vlviran reconoci-
dos"
Ell senor don Julio Schumacher, Pre-
sidente de Ia Logia Aurora, de que fu6
Venerable el periodlsta malogrado, invi-
tabs tambien los masones de Ia ciudsd
A las cinco salfa ell feretro de Ia casa
mOrtuoria: Ilevsban las cintas los seno-
res don Aristides SimoDpietri, don Luis
r. Yelszquez, don Ramon TersD, don
Augusta PasareIl, don Rafael Toro Q0i-
homes 2 don Arfstides Dfaz.
Presidieron el dueIo los senores Stei-
nacher, Colon y Munoz Rivera.
La concurrencis, numerosa y distin-
guida al desembocar go Ia calle del Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

LA MEDrcINA EN- 1NaLATERRA

Hace slgunos amos, Sir James Paget
present6 IN informe acerca de Ia histo-
ria de los graduados de una de las es-
cuelss de Medcina de Londres. So in
Vestigaci6n demostr6 que cerca de IN
25 por 100 aoaDdouabau Ia profession
.por alguna ocupaci6n mas lucrativa.
FL doctor w. r. Hubbert refere el
results5o de sus investigaciones acerca
de Ia historic de 100 de sus amigos me-
dicos, despues de grsdusdos. Encontr6
que m rs por 100 habfan tenido que
recurrir otros medios que los profe-
sionales para gsnarse la vida: % reci-
bfan IN sueido por algdn concepto; IS
ersn propietsrios de farmaciss tres,
agentes de seguros; cuatro, prestamistas;
uDo, cOrredor de fncas; tres trabsjaban
en- peri6dicos de medicins; uno, agente|
de drogas; uno, de libros; uno predica-
bs; uno, sgente de medicinas de paten-
te; dos, tenfan fncas rdsticas; uno tenfa
manufacture; dos administrator Ell men
safe; unO serraba MADEIRA y luego Sc sui
cid6; II abandonaron Ia profession, uDo
nuncs eiercfs. Solo % eiercieron la
profession, y entire estos, 4 se asocisron
a otros colegas = luegO Sc quedaban con
sus clientelas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

ridad--si vale Ia frsse-y esas no son
las que entTan en- cOBcursO.
En- concuTso entFan lss otFss; las que
se hacen, como en- ell Paris de la Edad
Media, en- el Paris actual, = en- ell ia
p6n de siempre, por.- ganar e! premio.
I'll hombre seFio (sin serieded slguns),
ell magistrate ceE8do & imponente, el
clerigo de faz dulcsbunda mirada insi-
nuante, el escritor risuefio, sin malditas
las gsnss de reir, ell valiente de o6cio,
el comediante, el polftico, Ell clos0B, todos
eusayan al espejo su mueca particular.
Y en- concurso con las otras, que es
10 grave!
En arte, en- ciencis, en- literature, no
deberia hablarse de doctrioas, escuelas,
estilos, prOcedimientos, maneras, etc.,
ETC.; porqUe, en- rigor, Sc deberfa decir:
La mueca de FulaDo- La muecs
de Zutano La muecs de Perengano-
Por cierto que, ca HegaHaO eStG OcG-
sion, no faltar8 quien me pregunte:
y usted, mo tiene tsmbi6n su niue
ca correspondence en- este mundo de
las muecasf
La tengo, 81; y advierto al lector en-
caFidad que es una mueca contagiosa.- :
La mUeea del bostezo!
WarfanO de Cayfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
CIUDAD sUBTERRINEA

Leemos en- ell Standard que Sc acaba
de descubrir en el Asia Central rusa
restos de una ciudad compuesta entera-
meute de cavernas abiertas en- Ia roca.
Ests ciudad estabs situada en- la orilIa
derecha del Amon-Daria (Oxus), ca las
cercanfas de la poblaci6n Cokara de
Mark.
La ciuda3 subterranea, parece, q juz-
gar por las inscripciones, monedas, ETC.,
que Sc han encontrsdo, haber existido
en- siglo III antes de nUestra Era. Cier-
tas viViendas tienen muchos piEos. Hay
GALES y plazas, de las cuales solo algu-
mas estan obstruidas por las ruinas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

mercio, fu6 aumentando en- las del tran
sito hasta lIegar Ia metropolis, en- que
espeTsba IN gran concurso de personas,
pertenecientes & las diVersas clases socia-
les.
Habl6 en- uombre de Ia familia en-
nomb5s de Ia Lcgia Ell sefior Schumacher,
habl6 tambien, repFesentsndo q los
peri6dicos FL Pals, El ClaBsOr La
DEHoCRACIA, nuestro Director, para ha-
Ger 81 elogio del companero querido, del
compatriota, del publicists y del CORE
ligionario.
Despu6s volvimos q la bulliciosa ciu-
dad de los vivos dejsndo en- Ia sombrfa
ciudad de los muertos al valiente vetera-
no de nuestraa iibertades.
Calan las sOmbras crepusculares, y en
ell horizonte profundamente szul, pare
cfanos yer como Sc alzaba Ell genio de
Borinquen para despedir a uno de sus
h10s mas preclaros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
Id U o
DE VICTOR HUGO

Aunque estaba sentsdo en- los umbAalea
del cementerio, aolo pensativO-
go ese campo, lfmite grandioso
que separa Is aurora de Ia noche,-
y peTdido en- m grupo de cipreses
oscuros, y de pinos que confunden
su negra trabaISn, alegre risa
me hiEo volver de pronto.
Una pareja
venia de Ia feria, eonversando
hacia el hogar; pareja enamOradA
peFo iDocente pura todavia.
jIrTadiaban lOs dos bajo Las frondasl
FL era encantadoT, timida ella
casta: cref yer bajO ell follaje
bril- Tisuefio con su fFesea pempa
de braEo con el Alba; 20, ell DestierSo,
81 Amor lud6.-iCantad, les die,
id cantar la vida, Ia esperanEa,
los smOres, el extasis, ell nido- -
Asf por entire IN bosque misterioso
en- una bella noche de Florencia
caminaban BeatriE oil ioEen Dante.
Embrisgado de amor e. Ia miraba,
cuAudo ella, triste. dijo de improviso:
: Isl 20 muriers DanteY " es, tembEando,
vi6 al iuviernO, la boveda que srdfa,
los llautOs, Ell dOlor, la oscura sombra,
los siete abiertos circulos. lneSo
dio Ia notp primera de aq1el cantO
immortal, que el DolOr llena iusoudRbIG,
iAhi porque nuncs ell sofiador rechaES
el pensamiento: ell crAueo del poeta
es dombO giganteseo donde giran
en- continue yolar fdnebres aves;
y ell vate dice al aguilB altaners;
-iEatrs, fguTa extraha, entra, que imite
ri dlametro 10 immense de tus alssl-
Julio Aaes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

nuestro querido respectable eoEa patriots
don Joee de Cells Aguiera.
Ioiala que reoobre pronto su preeiosa
saludl
Ha regrssado de gu visje por Europa,
O. senior don Enrique Bregaro, respectable
am go de- esta casa camFlido eabGllero.
Sea bien venido.
Trabaia con 6xito en- Mayaghez o cOmpa-
MA de FaRtoehes MariORettes que diyjen
los hermsnas PfaDdi.
Segdn EI ImpdrciGI los munecos ejecutan
con gran EmpisEa sus habilidades.
Dice la Gaoeta:
HabiendO regresado de 81 viaie Eu-
Fops ell seTier don Jorge Lhose. sc hEo cargo
del Vice-Consulado de Suecia y Noruega,
que desefnpenaba en- Ponce
He aQuf las personas que comp omen Ia
nueva DirectiEa del Ateneo PuertorfiQueTo:
Presidente, ElEabnru-Yiee, Alvarez Pc
ez-Secretario, Ros-Viee, Balbas-Biblio
tecario, ROssy-TesoTero, Marxuach-Yo-
Gales: Ferrer, FeTnandeE Juncos, Acuha,
Hernandez Lopez, Baralt RegdeE."
Al despedirse nuestro amigo don Juan
COrOnel hos dei6 el encsrgo de recibir el
imparte die sue folletos UR Uiaje por cuenta
del Estddo, que quedaron en- pOder de varios
senores de Ia Isls, para cBbTiT con esos fon-
dos compromises respetables de aquel amigo.
SnplicanIOs, pues, las personas 1e refe
rencia qae sc sirvan corTesponder esta in
dicaci6n.
CONSUMOS.-Aco por ell Ayunta-
mientO de esta ciudad Ell estabecimiento del
impuesto de consumes, desde Ell lunes 81
to las RegIas para la AdHsiRistraci6r CO.
brdREG De dcho impuesto, al precio de 25
centavos Ell ejemplar.
TARJETAS.-Avisamos nuestros hume
rOsos psrroquianOs al p1blico en- general,
que apresuren a hacer los pedidOs que
uecesiten para estos dias 81 desean verse
servidOs opoTtuuamente.
En- este establecimiento tenemos IN varia-
10 surtidO de tarietas para t0dOs los gustOs
desde l 3$ 100.
Blancas, de luto, con dorados de faDtaafa
con sus correspondientes sobres.
PARA UN PALACIo UN CARIBE es 81
tftulo de IN foIeto que ha dado a Ia estampa
ssta casa editorial. accediendo los deseos
1e varios amantes de Ia bibliograffa Puerto
rriquens
Importe del eiemplar, 25 centavos en- Pom
e : 80 en- los demAs pueblos dc Ia Isla fran
20 de porte.
Por dOcenas a 81. so.
Las RetamGs de La DEMoCRAcIA fOrman
IN volumen de 138 pagiuss Sc vende eada
sjemplar
En- Ponce, la rdstics---- IS centavOs
En- la isla, id 40 >,
Eo Ponce, percalina. IS
En- Ia isla, id so -
Contiene el tomo muchas notas explicati-
7as Ia edicj6D es corta.