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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09

Face this question and answer it
honestly: What have you to gain by the
ascendancy of the democratic party? A
small reduction on tariff duties is all
that has been offered. Suppose the
tariff was reduced one-half, which is
far more than has yet been promised
by the democratic party. how much
would you thereby save? Take your
pencil and figure it out and see if it
will equal the advantages and benefits
which would come to you by doubling
the value of your labor and produce
through an increase in the volume of
money?-Industrial Union.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09
A MISERABLE FIASCO.

The Hail. McAllister Anti-Sub-Tressury
Scab Convention Casts a Total of 68 Votes
and Adopts q Democratic Tariff Reform
and Hard Money Platform.
The much-talked.of and grandilo-
quently- heralded anti-sub-treasury con-
vention met in St Louis on September
is. This convention, so thoroughly adj
vertised by the partisan, plutocratic
press, and which was confidently pre-
saged as the grandest gathering OF
farmers which ever convened in the
United States, consisted of mere
handful of sore-head politicians and re-
calcitrant alliancemen.
As it is certain that the associated
press would of necessity and preference
picture the convention in as good a
light as possible we give the associated
press report of the proceedings:
ST. LOUIS, Sept 16.-In the farmers
convention, yesterday, U. S. Hall ex-
pounded his views. He favors new
permanent organization. John ]. Hall,
of Missouri, threatened to leave the
convention if the committee on orrani-
cation reported in favor of a new ALI
ance.
At the afternoon session Chairman
Hall announced the committee on reso-
buttons as follows: w. S. McAllister,
of Mississippi, chairman; DIR. Ransom,
of Tennessee; c. A. Hitler and J. f.
Davidson, of Missouri; R. c. Bragg, OF
Texas, w. B. Wilsey, of Illinois; A. S.
Mcconnell, of Iowa.
While the committee was out, Rev.
w. Pope Yeamans, of Boone county,
Mo-, in q speech took up the govern
ment land loan scheme and sub-treas-
ury fad, and dissected them, to the evil
dent satisfaction Of tho delegates. He
asked the convention who, under the
loan scheme, would make the price OF
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09
Alliance Demands.
Economy.
Low tariff.
T~oo no;-o~o

economy.
Low tariff.
Free coinage.
Graduated income tax.
No alien ownership of land.
Abolition of national banks.
More money and cheaper money.
These are the alliance demands, alb
solutely stripped of detail. If anyone
denies that these principles are proper
let them take issue with us.
The sub-treasury is not mentioned
because it is a detail of the last propo.
sition. If you agree that we should
have more money and cheaper money"
and object to the sub-treasury as
means of securing it, then you should
suggest and work for your plan. If it is
less Objectionable the sub-treasury will
no longer be demanded. Is that fair?-
Weekly Toiler.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09

There was never before such a de-
mand for alliance speakers. Letters
and kilograms are pouring in from all
directions and the demand cannot be
half supplied. This fact alone is suffi-
Gent to show that the alliance is grow
ing and the people demanding more
light upon economic questions. All
this is the legitimate fruit of education.
It proves that alliance methods have
been successful, and If continued, will
certainly bring a complete victory
National Economist.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09

I'm Kansas the party in power is
kept busy trying to prove that the state
is not mortgaged as heavily as the CEN
sus discloses, while in Washington the
administration is making desperate eff
forts to show that there is more money
per capita in circulation than ever.
The loan agents of that state and the
secretary of the treasury will all be
kept very busy if they continue in this
course. National Economist.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09
A Fine Thing.

At the present time our government
is not coming silver. It is buying each
month four million five hundred thou
sand ounces of silver bullion and run
ming it into ''bricks," slowing it away
in the government vaults and issuing
certificates of various denominations
against them. Well, isn't that a fine
thing? Yes, fine thing for the gold
bug, for it leaves him still master of
the situation. A fine thing for England,
for she can still supply herself with
our silver at ninety-five or one hundred
cents per ounce, coin it into rupees,
take it to India, buy wheat raised by
labor costing but seven cents day,
bring it to Europe in her own ships and
sell on gold standard, making forty
per cent in the transaction, and fixing
the price Of all our products on gold
basis. What folly!-Pacific Union AL.
1ianco
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09

The money question is the one that
will not down. This is the one burn.
ing question that calls loudest for in
vestigation. It is problem that must
be solved without delay. The degrad.
ing despotism of money must be over.
thrown, and it must be taught to be a
servant, and not a tyrant of the people.
Union.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09

Sentimental politics is fast disap-
pearing in this country. The people
propose to have some practical benefits
from the parties they support. Here.
after the parties will belong to the poo.
pie. not the people to the pattieR AL
lance Herald.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09


Tom Jones and Sam Smith were
neighbors Sam was banker and
Tom was farmer. Tom asked Sam
to lend him 81. 900. Sam said: II will
lend you the 81. 900 you want on the
following conditions: First, you give
me your note secured by a mortgage
on your farm for the amount at six per
cent interest per annum. Second, you
shall lend me 5000 at two per cent in
terest per annum to secure the payment
OF which will deposit your own note
for 81, OO0."
Tom being plain farmer and not
very well up in finance, consults his
lawyer, John Sherman. John, on hear
ing statement of the case, advises
Tom to close the arrangements on the
terms offered by Sam. John takes a
fee from Tom and gets partnership
with Sam in his bank. Their neigh
bors pronounce Sam a sharp, Tom q
fool and John a shyster, and the neigh
bors are right Irrational Economist
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09

While Kansas republican papers
are telling how much the peoples
party has injured the credit Of the
state, they are also trying to make it
appear that the state is more prosper
GUS than ever before. The average re-
publican editor has no regard for con-
sistency.-Arkansas City Dispatch.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09

The government sold bonds and
bought 500. 600, 900 in gold ostensibly
to retire the greenbacks, although not
{ single dollar has been retired and
there is law against retiring single
dollar of them. This 500, OOO, 900 in
gold has laid in the treasury twenty
years and the people have paid in in
terest on the bonds which it represents
$50. 600. 600. The government has paid
S72, 100000 as premium Oh bonds not
due, and now that the $50. 900, 900 of ~
per cent bonds are due, there is no
money to pay them with. Who dare
say this government, as now conduct
ed, is not gigantic robber system car
ried on for the express purpose Of
fleeing labor for the enrichment Of
pirates and robbers?-Deadwood indie
pendent
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09
The Case Stated.

Jerry Simpson says he had half-dol-
lar [silver] which was good for fifty
cents as money, but worth about forty
cents, according to the gold-bugs He
punched hole in it and then, accord
ing to the government. that half-dollar
was worth only thirty-five cents. He
lost fifteen cents by mutilation. Then
he punched another hole and lost fifteen
cents more. according to the govern
ment. And when he had punched four
holes he found he actually owed the
government ten cents. Yet about all
the metal was still in the half-dollar.
Hon. Jerry is trying to find out why he
owes the government ten cents on a
coin with four holes in it, while the
gold-bugs say the coin is worth forty
cents as metal and the quantity of
metal was good for fifty cents before it
had the holes. He will receive sealed
explanations. -Emporia Kan. )Gazette.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09
Only Hope of the People.


The leading idea and studied effort
of the subsidized toady press is to dis
tract the attention of the masses, and
lead their minds from the consideration
of the practical issues of the day-the
wholesale robbery of the people by the
present infamous banking" system
and thus defeat the sub-treasury bill,
the only hope of the people. Stick to
the Ocala demands, nor for one moment
harbour the thought of compromise
with those lip-serving politicians and
bought attorneys of English plutocrats.
Stand shoulder to shoulder, with firm
reliance upon the God of righteousness
and justice, and make our united effort
for the freedom of ourselves, and for
the salvation of Katie and the babies.
Geneva (Ala.) Record
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-10-09

with the spirit of anger against him at
Wichita. The people of Kansas, while
intensely loyal to the old flag, are yet
possessed of too broad spirit of patri-
otto tolerance to ever be guilty of any
manifestation of anger from such a
cause. What did make them angry at
Wichita, however, was to see q man of
the national prominence of Mr.. Polk
seeking to misrepresent and discredit
his military services in behalf of the
confederacy for the purpose of giving
his arguments and the organization he
represents greater degree of favor in
the eyes of the union soldiers of the
west
Indisputable evidence convicted him
in the clearest manner possible of re-
sorting to an especially discreditable
falsehood, and it is hardly more than
natural that it should have inspired
among the old soldiers feeling of con-
tempt and anger for the man capable
of such an act. The incident goes
long way toward confirming the many
statements which have been made from
time to time derogatory to the charac-
ter of Mr. Polk, and will tend to great
~ discredit him and the organization
of which he is the head in the estima-
ton of the farmers of the north and
west.
''The exposure must have been in
tensely humiliating to him, and it will
have served an excellent purpose if it
leads the farmers of the west to look
into the statements of other shining
lights of the alliance little moro
closely"
1t will be noticed that the item pur.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
Sc vende

Tres evaDOrad0raB iDglesas,
grandes, y de muy POGO usO, = dos
iden francaBRs. tOdas en muT buen
sstado.
Una bOmba ceDtT1fuga de tTeoe
c6DTTL0 6TT0s.
Una bomba horizontal de TrBln-
rltres oeEt1meTroF.
Una GaIdera tuhul0sa de cienbo
cuarro. cahalI0s de fuerZa.
Y arEas tuberiRs &c Cuar6nIa z.
seis cennmetr0s.
Tres serpenEnas de oobre para.
In calen1RdUT para guarap0s.
Dirigirse a 3 fundiCi6n de don
Roberto Graham. Gale de IA Ma
Ponce- 3ln.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
ALE r A!

Fabeaar 81 dueno de Is Fabricn De Tnhae0s Y
CjrErrga Ia EElIL4E1LA eaB8bleri6B eu la FInbauH
caIle de Drau0peF uJmerns 3 8 Il ore suB clnarros
BfAIzcA Ia BEII4EZA - -sraE fais7i candn en sars
capital eB gran sscaiEs yec0ulsnda e0nsuTHi-
foree M - deisn sOrurendsT mercaBea dis
tlu1a ia aiaboradH al estes Eailerss In De svItsr
dchH fnlsiflc8Ui6E rec0mlendR sus mRrchanreE ve-
an q DRBeI DE- cggErrnE los cuaies ve al
frnBiuZ el IHtrHrn Ia BELA4EZA GnlseadU dR ca
mode one Sc hnce impossible rodR Clase De faisifi-
rac6n-
Ia BELLEZA euvH lama eF c0nocidH en
el mundo en1er0 hH sido premiadH con custro me-
dallas De or0 8 uIa mencI6n hsnUrTfca.
I.sanse los Unpeief Dr. suE ciEHrrus.
suBTfso los c0nHtnaidn-es TUnpan iaE caietil as
& DurariaE. b-I3i
FcnQdera1 Las tres e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

I3Elc0B -qDe deseBperBlE de CnrgruBlM
Los cue Bufris 4recueBrBs CatarrueIa
Los uus enroBUueceB con faUIlid86ln
Los cue pRdeeeB de toslM
Los cue EufrBn bronqUTtIs cr6niGalu
Los atRcRdUs de broDc0rreasIt!
Los BBm6rlc0slM
Cdrense r8pidB Y segurameUte con el
Jarabe baIsaEnIcO al GEraya
col del DR.. a. Castro.
Sc EBrautizs Ia curRcl6B rBdicBl se
devuelre Il iinero, d ID mediol1a no
Burre 81 afRcr0-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
I0-ATOCHA IO

gusto al pdbioo
Dr0gas
faTmac6utoos Patentizados nscionaes eaujeos
inidad de aT1icuos Farnacia-
Cumpliniento
despacho De pres
acutavas excusivaen farmR6ut5ce
en- TIlnd deSpnehs.
PoucaE Eovfurel j De IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

El cue auacribe dne1H De- Gran HoaeH
Europa eatnblegido er MagagiiHZ, hn InHroaucIdo
rrma nntHbt Reforms e rau LID cOmpr4 de GoonH
JMn srisreucIaa del Ca1t Go88n ei nbisto De lns
talar an oa nHina de- nqaHI acr-dITauo estableri-
usu10 eu lee ur6ximos disls d NEvIdBu. ln magu8-
hs0 E.sztoasaat con fa6aE Jas eUmOdiaaoes c0ndI-
eioHsa requerIdaH 0r a cuA aocledad nnyH9llazaIa-
m aiiemouue.
lEavarasa. DIeiambre q De 1891 -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

personal
SIS pr De oTcionHr6
d. eeendo
=
aYces oeudado doCuese lenes a1os
FaFEnacEa 81
2 xsnneTo
de
> d :
m tnbeD nTsaTunTldo De
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eorfarza De to8os
\ 8
Plaza DE LAsD Pta. RieoD de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

iiI.eRa en- los toiletoE 10 que dieen los
primeros D6dicoE De laE AuriilBsi
EnferDosu no nay erEano, tomen ss~
tB nBravIilusB medlcInA-
PrardrenlR an r0das las Haosle-.sanaAaR
cUrurAa radiGHl lmerte.
FBrmaceutic9s: pedidiR 6 ArrIllRga
ca, Ponce-C. MouaEaF Y &C, Ma
vaeuez --FTdeI G-uIIlermstv. Capital -
II. Martinez HumBca0.
Ponce, Dcbre. 70 De 1891. SKI. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
hHBTa AgelCla EunEarla
DE
EART0L0 SEGUE
B-MAY0R- g

El Que suncriBr duEfo 3R earH astlb blaclEu4s-E-
tr frare snH hnhItantee de eata CiudRd, 1si COMO
~ lus ruabias lmttTofes eaGa AEEDcIB mnu1lGB con
t,aae zoe eeuentaE 1ecesarus gRra deIar Cuasp8aGi
doe 3 os gue dlEnsn oeuparla- DeHoe g. aEaud
mas rrrdsatfs hasfh "a c0che De pr1merz uDVsd8o
s1l eaas con to6e cUeutB e sHtabteclIuiHIlta.
LA AEsucIa se hRre cargo, sin rarrlDuctn DE-
narfu esnern dp IR unuutsCfar de uichn, impression
1r taHuunlma rapnrra te eliaR n PurrugulA-
sfngNfp nrisn. inTnediaEamenre raTE1Te ri
ruBto cie puuHrme .aB 0rosnee del qns me nssesIze
Pnune. Is de AROst0 de 1891
psH-ruEo sEsTz-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
de Il tmLpotencia

Maravili0so remedIo Da-B estB affection. Bieu
nroveuua De dehiIidad De .aBllsoe d de veiez Em-
Diea6o con gran ezIte an les hoslyithies o. NHevs
York Eb - vsnde eu ninQunB Farmacia- Lo ad-
EHnLHF4Ee ggfhENEihE 1T
dgipuHz Castro Aurora .. De - = df I 3.
TrHramfeurOe precl0e f0uvencIonales- l1--12
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

I'm este establecimiente cue
Cuenta con IN personal aptO T TO-
das las maUUinRs DeCesRTias. 50
C0nBruTen coches T Sc haoen re-
pRraciuDes de b0das classes a pre-
CLOS Bu1DaUente m0dicOs.
De veu1a coBEfantemente CO.
ches de 2 y 4 asientos de proce-
deDGia n0rUe-amerlCanE y cons
truid0E aQUi. a precias que varian
desdB 500 hasta $500.
Cuenta asi mismO este estable-
umienf0 IN variad0 sUrtid0 De
srueses, ruedas = todo 10 cOnoeT-
nieHte al ramO que vende a pre-
CLOS
SIN COM PETENCIA.
Ponce. Octubre g de 1891
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
CALENDRRIOS
EXFDL-IADCRES II DE PLEEO
PARA 1899

Sc nraha d. reeIhir VI eienanos = rRrIAao 81
sidn IN Las Hressus F5i8s calie dsa Csamsrcio-Fso
eR Eueraa-RiEb.
T-E ErwfHrahre LE de lB99
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

EsDecfdcO Salvador
NO BAT D1L0R OLE Sc LIZ RESIST
Ultima guFBCTon,
I'm nneo de ELEF ANTEAsEs
TodB irhanAci6a Ell al CnerpD dss-
Eparece. SerH l1s caiios.
Zs uemta, rnaHaO Lieglas Nal a9pl0Du.
Tmam Sierra UFEeEE.
Ortubre % de 1881 p. Vp.s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29

Cd
VLNTE ANN0ls o long0 prnz0,
durante o guEl tern oaaHdNRdo Q pub
hc0 q
EUUL SAC
de SCOTT
de0LE0d FTGADO de BACALHA0
HIP00PH0SPHI IlllS dR GAL ES0DA.
App-ovada psIa Diznizziraa Jr1nra Central De
Hyg1sns Pubhca al1Drzada paIo Es0vezno
Durante esse periodic oz tr1urnrhos
tense suGoBdid0 HIS aos 0utr0s IS
Escolasl4edleRs, o.. .facuItEtiv0s deH0d0
q Uundo G1vllzadb d doantes que
della tenn 1HIrD us0, HxpHrIu autRnd0 O.
Esus aEa1r0s sRluGBTas. E1roclEma11-1'a q
sem rival pHrR ezra das d0suczE
90 ps1ro, EsCTo<z1aE. Azzm1z- De-
1lh1ads [sTl, E-auuszz- src-, &c.
OontHn-sa a0s 1liLharas0s attBstadoB
reesbldos dc 1acuItarv0s e farcoso
Go1fessar cue s1ma1te uu arrlg0 dR
mHr-to InlIsp11ra.v6l poa1R ter exc1tado
uIna aCTnlrRcao tao universal
CAuTELA COM IS 8NJTAcoEs
aR dIvsrsas iruItac0es da E7llllszo de sect
precise b uE-Imo erldad0 com elias Z
gs1ulna Tae samp-e CON auvoluaro cor &c
A'VEB1A PoR ro1A = RAHTE
SCOTT { BOVINE, Ghimie0S, EeEYOFk "a
Jd Ezpazimsutou Emrlazsze Pgr1so Ezuslasor-
Curaci6n radical
DE Los CALLOs DE Los PIES.
eauOs8dsdes, oIos de EaEIos
7 YERRUGAs.
AsEGURADA P0R Ell EMPLE0 DEL
EsPECIFECO VECTORTEUX
Fve3a'a ad0 p0y TICTCRLETL-
Fagmacesric0 ds e7Qss q ELMET
(Dgd0nag Franclg
DE venta. en- Ia Botica Basu=a. ALsndez-T7iaa,
ssquIna Girasol. Dep6sTro dr diehC especIIe0 ua-
n ia Isia a. F-uertr,- Rico
DeposIrG EN- Ponce FarmaeIH de Vale al Can
io.
Depdsiso en- san Juan. Boties GuiIsrmsry.
Preeio De cada frasco: - eemuavos.
iP-u6bessl Farusbesel -F'ru6bessl
SIM Dirismbrs T. de 1891
Bregaro y Compan1a
PONCE, P. r.
Represen1HHses de las s1gutemteE
y0mp09las dc aseguv0s uaag5ti1aOs
LLOYD TNGLE@.
DEUTSEHE3 LLOYD
AEsPBgI yEBsEHEBBHBs AeTIEE aEEELLzsnsFT
BERLE
CDmFte Ges RsEWFemrE mEET1rtameE
De Paris
LA FOECTERE Ga Lv0unaiss r6unis
PARIS.
sOAMETA I'D BELLE COMP "a GE&EE
AssIUUEAEIOEI 1LAEITIAET
aEEoTA
Agsntes de la- srgmsH1es companies
or vapores
CDMPAEIA TRAsATLANTICA
vAFCRE5 CCRRECE
dntsE De A. LOPEZ = Ca
BARCMoEA
IMPERIAL NAIL
C0upA1ia de vEp0res BHuburEussa
HAMBURa0
AseCuran contra inceD6io 81 las -
CuIences c0mpaLias-
LAECAsHIERE INSURANCE. gsEFAEY
MANCHESTEB
'EaGemzE Fire Insurance Company
LONDON
Iase6eozgr EsuerUsrEicbegungg eEssLlR8aET7
Ldbsek AIssmamEa
AEsguran o0uIB rlesE0E ulRrTEILn0s
en 81
British - Foreign
Marine Insurance Company
LIVERPOOL
P Puuve. Dicisubrs 5 de 1887
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-29
ITO miII0nesi iI0 miIIOneS!
IL PUBL1CO
Sc ,REGALAN MAQUINAS!
Asemcia de las mRaquFnas de cOser Singer
A. LUCCHETTI & 90.
De vsnta precios vIstos nj sonados sQu5era:
Maqunas De "a FaUuyao 3eb,e pespuu1e-
ID Ia
ID De i'd La Nueva
Sc VENDEN MAQTTNAS sISO QUE SE REGALAE
ID gIuoeUfF
Las FAHIIAAs VeDa saoosa @ eaene teHsds
s ma harHts Gus
Vr1os7a
8
0J0! L bra d. Singer vende aouaente DIEZ MLOEEs DE
8udA muuoG
Dep6sro en- CoanDn: Srs PASSALACCIIA kC
en doa s T. LORENZI
Lo -agaate de Z SagvN N1rrgacaung Company
Lucchettf a.
CrrrArrl
iiMaraViIIaS deia CieRCiaI!
ENFER1gOSn iENFERNOSn
iENFER MOS

I'd los osrtsfoad0s ae los nedicos "a Qpsai0H ae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-18
Linea F6rrea del 0esto.
!!La ruta mas csrta J eoon6mlea para
ira la Capital.

Con motive de la exploitation del fsrre-
carril que empezafa eI dia 10 del corriOntO,
he organizado IN tren que partiendo de Ba
yamon & la llegada del lie Arecibo, tome los
viajeros para Ia Capital; J otro que partien-
da de la Capital la una y media de la tarde
y por medic del vapor de la bahia, enlace con
ell que saliendo de Martin Pe1G, continda
para Arecibo demas pueblOs intermediOs.
CoChes do la, elase nuevOs. OomOdOs ' slegaAtes.
Bayam6n 1e de Marco de 1891.
R.GOR4OOV' ES.ALDE&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-18
LA ELEGANCIA GUIANA
SOMBRERER1A Y CAMISERfA
OE,AGUSTlN G0NZALEZ, Fortaleza 40

En- este nuevo establecimiento encontraran las per
sonas que Sc sirvan visltarlo, varado surtdo de
articulos de novedad para caballeroa tales como:
CoRBATAs, PANUELos, GUELLos PUNos Do CT
LULoIDE, CAMIsETAs, C1LZoNCILLos, GENELOs,
PARAGUAs, BAsToNEs, ETC, ETC, los cuales han
sido importados recientemente de Europa y los Es-
tados-U -Unidos. Esta casa Sc encarga asi mismO de
toda olase de trabajo, perteneciente los ramos de
SOMBRERER1A Z CAMISERIA
pues cuenta con operarios habiles de mucha prac-
tica en- estos ofcos. - Invitamos nuestros amigos
al pdblico en- general que nos hagan vista, 4
fin de que puedan yer nuestras existencias SOM
breros de todas classes y precios, Ultima nOvedad de
Paris que acabamos de redbir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-18
AL.COH0L,hD0.

Para uso diario en- el tocador Y el ba~
nc, + ara fricciones contra los dolores de
cabeza, reumatismo, etc., no hay NADIA
superior al ALooHoLADo ARoMAT1oo de
Sta. Ana.-Precio en- elegantes frascos:
SO ctvs. De venta en- la Farmacia Gui-
llermety Y en- ell estableeimiento de Fe-
lipe HOcht En- Ponce en- ell almaesn de
nadeioa do D. Ozimpio Otefo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-18
Sc VEND

Tres evGporGdorGS isgEes0s, grapdes q de
#sny POGO MSo q dos ident fTG1sceSas, todaS en-
Bs.ty bWeSa eStGdo.
Una bOns6G -esstrgfasgG de trece ceaat5nsetros.
Una bOmbG horizontal de treiaatQ cestEnuetr0s
Una C0EderG ttbtloSG de 1O4 cdbaLL0S de fas3rga
PaT6GS tWberSGS de cstGre1stG u seas cest5nsetf0S
Tres Seype9sti1sGS de cO6Ye para ct0YlfcadOrGs
Uss cGIentGdoT para gt0TapoS.
Dirigirse la fundicion de D. Roberto
CT aham, calle de la Marina.>~Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-18

Venta de hilo para coser de J. yP. Goats. Paisley
Id id. id. de CEGk & CO id.
FabFica de licores al vapor
Agencia de los Vapores Correos de las Antillas,
de los STes SObriaos de Herrera, de la Habana~
Agenca Principal del Vapor costanero en- esta
Isla, de la nsisDaG E1spreS0.
Agencia de la RoyGI Hail Steam Packet CO Lon.
dres
Agencia de la Northern a assurance CO, Londres
Agencia de la North British & Mercantile Tn
SWrG9sce CO, Londres
Agencia de la "TraS0tIdntjcG" Compania de Ase-
guros contra incendios de Hamburgo.
Ageno!a de la "MGri'a0" Comp;.ilia Gle Seguros
marftiinos de Londres.
Agencia de Lloyd AgdGlxs, Cadiz.
Ageneia lie SGaageTlaGatser Act5e3a NGShjse1sfG-
bTjk 6 E5SeNgiesserel.
Sangerhusen, AMEMANLA.
pbriea de nsaqsSinaria de ela5oraci6n de agetcos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-18
Dr. lLZOLloI Ia EacuItai De Paris

Las personns que deseen utilizar sus servcios
mico, en- la primers vista de la maizena, servirar
pasar e correspondence avisO en- hora oportuna.
Htf'gS Cte COsasSSEt0s:
De 70 d. 70 y media de Ia tGrde.
Honorarios de consulta On su domicio 81.
Fuera do su domiciIio en- relaci6n con Ia i'm
portancia de Ia asistencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-18

Remedio infaIible contra la
VIRUELA
La preserva = Ia cura radicalmente en-
cualQuier grado dc la enferredad
SU COMPOSITION
es puramente vejetal y procede de reeinas s
1ngredientes de Ia Flora mejcana.
Cada frasco acompafa un prospecto indi-
eando Ell mOdo de usarlo
Ell ANTfDOTO TEPEYAC
PyeetO del 1TGsco s 2 orc americana
Sc vendeen todas las principales Farma-
cias de Ia Isla.
Deposito principal on la casa de
D. CARLOS B. MELTZ
sale dc la FOvt0Zes0 saNneF0 2s.--Capitai
45.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
County DiyiAiOu.

The PRosPEcroR is in receipt of re- liable news from Phenix by letter and wire that strong and probably suc- cessful effort will be made to divide the county. Many rumors are cur rent concerning the standing of Co., chise delegates upon this important question. It was reported that Speaker Clark was in favor of it. The PRos- RECTOR, on behalf of the Speaker, wishes to deny this accusation. He is not only opposed to the thieving scheme, but will work nights and Sun- days to defeat the measure. There is strong delegation at work at the capital, headed by Norton, of Wilcox. The opinion of many citizens of Tombstone has been asked regarding the scheme and all are opposed to the division unless Pima gives up to Co., elise Nogales and the country along the line of :he N. M. and A. road.