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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
Some Bad Men Bagged.
Ry the United Press

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 81
Acting Attorney-General Taft has
rsceived a telegram from United
States Marshal Walker, dated Desc
to, Mississippi, stating that he had
captured eight of the Sims gang who
had fed from Alabama. Sims es-
capped. The Sims gang were moon
shiners and killed two United States
officials some time ago when the lat
ter undertook to arrest them.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
The ~ ortd's Fair Commissioners
Success.
(By Cable.)

BRUSSELS, August 3l.---The
Chicago fair commissioners, Messrs
Butterworth, Handy, Lindsay, Bull
lock and Grosvenor, and secretary
Sprague arrived here Saturday
from Russia, via. Berlin. They ex-
press themselves as very much sat-
isfed with their reception in Russia
and Germany where they overcame
the objections raised against German
cooperation on the ground cf the
Mckinley tariff: They assert that
they have likewise overcome similar
objections urged by the Belgium
ministers, and are assured of hearty
Belgian cooperation. They leave
at once for England, and Will sail
for the States in September, accom-
panied by one English, one Russian,
one German, one French and one
Belgian.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
THE RACE TRACK.
SHEEPSHEaD BAY.

New York, August 3l.-First
race, Futurity course (about 6 fur
longs: Chesapeake first, Worth
second, Arab third. Time LII.
Second race, the dash stakes, 5
furlongs: Refraction (flly) first,
Cokena (flly) second, Fred Lee
Third. Time 1.03.
Third race, handicay, 9 furlongs:
Pessarra first, Now Or Never
second, Tea Tray third. Time
1.5S 3-5. I
Fourth race, Futurity course
(about 6 furlongs): Mary Stone
first, Reilly second, Rosa third.
Time, 1.1O So.
Fifth race, selling; mile: Luella
B. first, Esquimau second, Peralt
third. Time, 1.34.
Sixth race, sweepstakes, mile on
the turf: Wetterson Eric second,
Belwood third. Time, 1.45 2-5.
GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, N. j., Aug. 31.---
First race, mile: ,Hawkstone first,
Carmelite second, Samaritan third
Time 1:5l J.
Second race, 5 furlongs: Joe Kel.
ly first, Otero second, Belle
Phoenix, third. Time 1:O9.
Third race, g. furlongs: Apo
mattox first, Raleigh second, Weno
nah third. Time 1:25.
Fourth race, a furlongs: Little
Ella first, Frijoles second, Carlow
third. Time 100.
Fifth race, mile: Golden Rec
first, Tappahannock second, Radi
ant third. lime 1:4Sa.
Sixth race, d furlongs: Jane
| A. first, Regina second, VIM. Henr.
third. Time 1901.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
THE RAILWAY COM ISSiON
Will he in Session this Week and
Consider Important Matters.

VIII ne In Session this Week and
Consider Important Matters.
The ailxay commission meets
to-day. Maj. Wilson, its chairman.
arrived yesterday, as did also Mr..
Thomas w. Mason. Er. f. c.
Beddingfeld is expected today. He
has had quite an attack of bilious
fever at his home in this county,
but is now about well again. The
first business of the commission will
be in regard to the rates of express.
This matter is one to which Mai.
Wilson has been paying special at
tention for some time.
The commission yesterday issued
a circular. 1t is No. 10 and calls
attention to an important section of
the act creating the railway COM
mission. This is section "A, in
which it is required that connect
ing lines shall make as close connec-
tion as practicable. The circular
says: "The commission does not de-
sire to interfere, but many COM
plants and apparently reasonable
ones are being made, and we trust
it will only be necessary to cali at
| tention to these matters. If not
remedied an investigation will be
made"
Maj. Wilson was asked if the
commission would not take up the
matter of the accident near States
vile. He replied that very prob
ably it would do so, at once, if
agreeable to his associate commits
sioners. The act is not mandatory
in regard to this matter. The COM
missioners are not required to be
coroners, but they can pass upon
the fact as to whether Any late or
proper improvements are omitted.
Maj. Wilson speaks of the verdict
of the coroner's jury, having just
read the CHRONICLE extra contain
ling it, and said it was correct, that
: the disaster was caused 10y removal
of the bolts. As to the other por-
} tions of the verdict he preferred not
to speak now. He went on in reply
; to inquiries as to the Western North
: Carolina, to say that he regarded
| its track as the best in the Pied.
! mont country. He operated the
4 road for ten years and never had
: a lawsuit for damages, nor was any
t person killed. In those days there
/ were no fsh-bar joints, no air
7 brakes and the old rail bought in
t 1850, was-in use. Since that time
+ there has been improvements, o.
e course, in every direction, stee
d rails weighing j65 pounds to the
e yard being now used.'
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TIE VERDICT OF
THE CORONER'S JURY
In the Case of the Terri
BILE Disaster at
Statesville.
THE WRECKzNG WAS MA
LICIOUS,
BIT ,caS Done aciM the Roilaoou
C5mpany's Tools, Which '0ere
Read!7y AccesstJle--We Ties
UnSomtd-We Bridge
Also Partially De-
fecti"e.
TIE RAILWAY COMPANY CENSURED
AND CONDEMNED.
T Special to STATE CHRONICLE.

STATEsvILLE, n. c., Aug. 81
The jury in the bridge disaster case
returned the following verdict at
1880 to-day: "The jury find from
The evidence and our own personal
examination that the above named
(naming the killed),persons came to
their death by the wrecking of the
train on the Western North Caro-
lima railway bridge over Third
ereeh in Iredel! county, n. Cy
Thursday morning, Aug. p, 1891;
the said wrecking of the train
being caused by loose rail, the
bolts and spikes of the same having
been taken out by some person or
persons unknown to the jury with
tools or Implements belonging to the
said railway company, which said
tools or Implements were by gross
negligence on the part of said rail
way company left in an open she'd.
accessible to every ,passer by.
We also find mat several
Of the cross-ties at anC
near the break in said railway tracl
where the said loose rail was dis
placed was msound and should have
been replaced, and that the super
structure on the bridge was in par
defective and unsafe.
Further, that the high rate o
speed maintained in running train
over this bridge deserves and has tn
censure and condemnation of thi
jury.
2. G.. Carlton, foreman; Geo
+. Shepherd, j. Stephany, j. Z
Lambrecht, nj. G. Williams, j. S
Ramsey, jurors; G, w. Clegg, core
ner.
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A Good Invention.

Mr.. Lawrence A. Fort, of this
city, has received letters patent
from the commissioner of patents
for new and useful improvement
in sash holders. 1t provides an
automatically self-adjusting anti
sash-rattler, by the use of which the
window sash may be kept crowded
up closely against the adjoining
material, the upper sash-frame max
ing practically tight joint, which
will virtually exclude the air from
the outside. 1t doesn't hinder the
window from being raised or lower
ed, and once put on it is there for a
lifetime. The invention consists
Of a simple device which will pro-
badly become generally used. Mr..
Fort will either sell the patent or
60 into the manufacture of the SASH
holders.
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Penniless Jews Flocking Here.
(By United Press.)

New YORK, Aug. 31.-Another
large party of Hebrew refugees was
landed at the barge office to-day
from the Cunard steamer Etruria.
They were detained by the immi-
grant authorities for examination
as to their physical and financial
conGjtion. Many of them are PEN
niless and came here with their
families, being driven into believing
that they would be welcomed here
and provided with homes by this
government.
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All Drowned Save Eight.
Bv The United Press.

New YORK, Aug. 31.--The
steamer Arizona, which arrived this
morning, brought with her eight
members of the crew of the ship
Sea Gull, which was wrecked in a
terrific gale of wind of, the African
coast. They we're twenty-six all
told in the Sea Gull's crew, and of
these all were drowned save the
eight men picked up by the Arizona.
When the Arizona found them they
were floating on small raft in the
middle of the Atlantic ocean and
frantically waving signals Of dis
tress. All Of them were terribly
emaciated from hunger and expos
ure, and some were hardly able to
stand.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
A DREADFUL NIGHT
At VALPARAISO.
A Mob Devotes a Whole
Night to Robbery
and Arson.
TWO HUNDRED RIOTERS
SHOT DEAD.
The City, Under Foreign Guards, as
Turned Ove, to, the hasuvgen
! Chief.-Balmocedo's
(By the United Press. J

NEW York, August 31.-The
Worlds Valparaiso special says ::
At sundown a riotous mob Of labor
ers, occupied with nothing better
than mischief, united with aSrabble
of deserters from the govel}nment
and set on fire and plundereo, many
buildings in the outer end of the
city, belonging to Balmaceda's par
tisans. Fourteen fires ragged all
night long, but are now under con-
troll. Two million dollars worth Of
property was destroyed by the in
cendiary mob. The city rang all
last night with rife reports, aud this,
morning the bodies Of about
200 rioters and pillagers l Uttered
the streets. American, british,
French and German marines form
strong guards at the foreign resi-
denotes. A volunteer guard. COM
posed of members of the fp5oign
colony, has been enrolled, and 4 dcder
is now fully restored. The lna1ine
guards a.e still on duty.
: WAsHrNeToN. D. c., August 81.
Secretary Blaine is kept constant
ly advised by acting secretary
Wharton of the Chilian situation.
The following official dispatches
were received here to-day:
VALPARAISO, August 51.-Scc-
retary Navy, Washington: Presi-
dent Of Chill has surrendered tie
government to the Chilian General
BaQuedano and he has left Santiago.
Valparaiso is we'll organized. The
), foreign forces have re-embarked.
(Signed) Brown,
Admiral.
D VALPARAISO, Aug. 3l.-Blaine
e Washington.-Balmacedah has turn
n ed over the government to baqne
e dano and fled. Canto goes to San
t tiago tonight to assume control un
r til the arrival of the Junta from
n Iquique. Good order here. (Signed,
y McCreary, Consul.
i LONDON, Aug. 31.---It is re
! ported here on the strength Of state
!. -ments made by congressional agent
q in Paris and London that Austi1
Edwards will be the next Presiden
of Chill. He is one of the wealthies
of Chilians and in the first perio
of the insurrection he supple
n funds lavishly for the support of tn
revolutionary cause.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
NEWS FROM WINSTON.
Ex Congressman BrOWer's Libel
Suit a Failure.--A Negro
Raln Burner.
Especial to State Chronicle

Especial to State Chronicle.)
WINSTON, N. c., Aug. 81
Joseph Bradfeld has just returned
from Surry court, where he went
as defendant in the prosecution for
libel at the instance of Ex-Congress-
man John M. Brewer. The case
was not pressed. Bradfield says
Brewer never intended to prosecute
the case in good faith, we'll knowing
that he must fail at the trial. He
will now sue Brewer for $4,000
damages, for malicious prosecution.
The papers will be filed in a few
days. He says lie was dragged to
Dobson three times by Brewer un,
der false pretense and pure bun.
combe, and that he will be able to
recover punitive damages.
The taxable property in Forsyth
county was made out to-day. 1t il
$7,94l, ,299, an increase of 81, 400,
$40. Winston township alone i
$5,321 1882, or an increase O
$1,114,9S5 over last year.
An unknown negro set fire to tn
barn of J. H. Nading, one mil
south of Salem this afternoon. Th
building and contents were totall
} destroyed. Over $500 worth c
machinery, besides oats, hay, etc
were burned. The negro crawle
, in the loft and struck a match i
the hay. None Of the family kno'
) him and can assign any reaso
; for the mean act.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01

have been troubled with chron-
ic catarrh for years. Ely's Cream
Balm is the only remedy among the
many that | have used that affords
me celief.-E. W. Willard, drug
gist, Joliet, I'll.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
Back from the Arctic World.
(By Ca Ole.l

HALIFAX, N. S., Aug. 31.---Nine
members of the Kite Arctic ocean
expedition arrived here last night
and will leave for New York to-
day. They went as far north as
n degrees, 43 minutes, where they
found rocky country, but where
flowers were growing luxuriantly.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
PONFIRIO DIAZ
Charged With Designs on Mexican
Liberty.
(By United -Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.-A
private letter from the City of Mex
leo says that Presiuent Diaz is re-
garded by many as Mexico's Bal
maceda, and the success of the Chi
lian insurgents is likely to encour-
age the large party which aim at
the overthrow of the dictator OF
Mexico.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
by United Press.)
WINSTON DEFEATS LYNCHBURG.

WINSTON DEFEATS L4NCHBI re-.
LYNcHBURG, Va, Aug. 81
An immense crowd witnessed the
ball game here to-day between the
Winston IN. c. and Lynchburg
clubs. NIcKenna and Glass were
in the points for the home team;
Jones and McKeefer for the visitors.
1t was splendid game. The score:
Lynchburg u, Winston Is.
ASSOCIATION.
At Boston: Boston 2, Louisville
2. Called end 9Th inning-rain.
Batteries, Haddock and Flynn and
Murphy; Stratton and Ryan. Um-
pire Kerins.
At Philadelphia: Athletic 2,
Columbus 3. Batteries, Bowman
and Cross; Knell and Donahue.
Umpire, Mahoney.
At Baltimore: St. Louis, (frst
game). Batteries, McMahon and
Robinson; McGill and Darling.
(Second game). ST. Louis s,
Baltimore 4. Batteries, Stevetts,
Retter and Doyle; Madden and
Robinson. Umpire, Ferguson.
At Washington: Milwaukee 5.
Washington /. Batteries, Davies
ana Grims; Duke and Mcclure
Mmphire, Davis.
, At Philadelphia: First game)
Athletics 3, Columbus l. Batter
les, Chamberlain and Milligan
Gastright and Donohue. Umpire
Mahoney.
At Pittsburg: Pittsburg 3, Phil
adelphia z. Batteries, King ant
Miller; Keefe and and Clements
Umpire McQuade.
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati 5
! Boston 5, Batteries, Rhines, Mul
len and Harrington; Nichols an
Bennett. Umpire Hurst.
At Cleveland Cleveland 2
Brooklyn 0. Batteries, CRUDE
and thinner Inks and DAILY. I'm
pire Emslie.
At Chicago ~ innings, calle
on accoun. OF darkness): Chicag
Q, New York 0. Batteries, Hutcf
ison and Kittredge; Rusie an
Buckley. Umpire Lynch.
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Gene to Charlotte.

Yesterday the records and furni-
ture in the office of Mr.. w. A.
Turk here were removed to the
depot and loaded for Charlotte.
The force Of clerks in the office left
for that place, their new headquar-
tiers, on the 6 o'clock p. N. train
yesterday. Tomorrow they will
begin to fix up the new office there.
It occupies all the second floor Of
the Simms building.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
A Fatal Fall.
(By the United Press.)

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 31.--G. W.
Smothers, a former resident of
Petersburg, Va, while at work on
top Of car in the yards of the Nor
folk & Southern railroad in Berke-
ley, this morning, fell from the car,
inhicting injuries from which he
Will die.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01
RALEIGH, N. c. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER J. 1891
PLTCKY WILL. WYEEE

Give Him a Hearty Reception w hen
He Returns this Afternoon.
Sprcial to STATE CHRONICLE I
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 81
| will be home this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock from Norfolk.
WILL. WYNNE.
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Gov. Scales Does not Improve.

(By United Press.)
GREENSBORO, Aug, 31.----Gov-
ernor Scales continues critically ILL,
with no perceptible change in his
condition..
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01

Kings Royal Germeteur will
cure all bowel troubles. Try it.
A. E. JORDAN, Agt.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01

To enjoy life stimulate digestion
and regulate the bowels. Take
Simmonl Liver Regulator.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01

Health is wealth. Take Sim
mons Liver Regulator for all sick
ness caused by diseased liver.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01

The State Chronicle has the
Largest Circulation Of any
Daily Paper published in
North Carolina.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-09-01

The Stats Chronicle is the
only paper published in the
state that has a Special
Leased Wire.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-10
Manlove, Alliot, Fryer & Co
INGENIEROS CONSTRUCTORS
L6adres. GlasgotO y Rouen
NOTTINGHAM

Fabricantes de toda cIsse de maquinarias para
fncas Rzueareras como son, nolnOs perfeccionados
de dos, tres, cuAtro cinco cilindros. Desfbrado-
ras de la cana para aumentar la extraction 10 bras
de jugo pOr Glen de cana garantizado, Clarifcado-
ras de todas formss, tannahOs classes, Fitro prem
sas perfeccionadss Triple efecto, Tachos al vacfo,
Taehos al cerre hbre, Concretadoras de Fryer Gen.
trifugas de Hepworth, Manlove otros. pailas de
Wetzel evapOradoras, Boulbas para aqua, sirop,
guarapo, borras de riego caIderas multitubulares
de Root tubulOsas yotras.
ApGrGtOs Gutomdtic0s para q'tenaar el
bdgasO directomente des molino, sen inter
nciou del brGsero So, instalociot libYe de
hacendadO de todo riesqo y perdada l1or el
JtSegO poy lleUias, y ahorra sn so pS
gaSto de elaboration.
Tambien sc construye toda clase de tanques y
canaIes de helrO cobre Was frereas portatiles y
iias wagones, lCcomotoras, ETC..
TOdo garantizado de material y construction
de prmers clase que eneierran todos los adeantos
del dia.
Sc faeilitan los Sres. que 10 desean, personaa
para tomsF medidas, levantar pianos
e instalar los aparatOs.
Para mas informes dirfjanse en- Ponce al repre-
sentante en- esta Isls.
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AL PuBLIco

Don Manuel Leon Escobcr, J4eg de Ia
Tnstancia he Ia ciudad de Ponce sm
Partido Judicial.
HaRp sabrr; que en- los autos pjacutiyos Que al
gre II Proru sdur don Radulf del Vale, -on1 aDo
dorado d. los sPnorea oliver Ce, del comarcio de-.
ssta paza, euntra don Manuel Braschi, del c,,msr.
eio yecindarip de Juana Diaz, ~ c.brO De 379 pe
sns IS centavos, infereses costss causHdas ou
us esu~aren por auto de esfa fecha 20 ha dsDue-to
pu-vAments Ia venta en- pdbiea subasfa con IA re-
baia de IS por 100 de su tasac6a, en COZ formi-
dad De 10 d. -puesto el artieuo 1aO2 de- IL L de
Eniniciami-nt,i Civil, de los bienes embarRad0s y
tasa tos IN Ia f3rma siguients:
Veinte nueve barril-s contenendo harina d.
triQo americana msrc4 LA PremiadaD, a Faz6n d
i04 pesos. que haceH total dc 297 pesos % cen
tsvoa mo eda COrriente. lOce aacOs contenendo
bsrina anne lean De Ia D Opia marca { 10 pesos ca
ds racn, dand0 total d. 40 pea"s mOneda CO.
rrients cOmercBL Il - ruarfrralas de ron i Is ue
snE cadn una, impnFtan 45 pesos mnnada corripnte
Cuarenta ciRco barriIes vacins de harina 20 cen
taVos cada unu. imDortan 9 pesos. Tnta De IA tasa
ci6n All pesos % ceptaFus moneda corri-nfe 90
mrrcie!. La Eubasta tanda luRar en- este JuzgadO
las dos de Ia tarda de- dia 10 Dc los cnrrjentrs.
Los que d, seen tonar parte en ID aubasth ron.
niFnaFau I'm o. mesa de JuzRado cuai.dtt mpnns el
10 pnr 100 dn yalrr DE- Ia ta~ari6n hecha Ii rpb3a
sntea menCi'tnada hdmitiran pt'afurss ore no
rubran nH dos terceras parties dc Ia tasaCi6n Al con-
tado
Ponce, Dirirmbre Io De 1901 Manuel LEON -
vi FrrfgMg de IClf6G. 3-3
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Deseando rOrresDnnder al creciente favor que
el Ghlicn diapensa, he instalado um gabnete de
cnn-uItas grRtiF para mis- voreced0rrs todus los
Lines Misrcule- y V6rnss. de a DE- Ia mariana
dssemDr 1adas pur los acreditado4 fsrultAtiYOs
Doctor don Manuel A. Z-pO Gand g.
3" Gabritl Yillnronga
" :" Vicente Sant0ni.
Los DomiHRos, Ia misma bora, consultar6 en-
las enfprmedades DE- los o"s 81 Oculista
Doctor don Vicente SantOni
Estas cOnsultas empezarGH Fl 90 del actual
Farmscia y DtOguerfa de Manuel Subir6-
Atochs, 10, Ponce.
3m. Noviemhre, Ii de 1891
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AVIsO URGENTE
EN- NLARES

I'll Dr. Cfos. zalez DelQado vende dos casas Il
tnadss e. II eaIle DE- Ia Reina, mares das on .
II pdnerus 3 4, f1ente u plaza, muy ceres d ls
Trteain ctl euatro rineo cuerdba d. trrTeno P0r
f0nds. CON ugua pnr mrd 81
ne : aur vechar e.rta opartunidad ei que quia-
"a pstaberrrse en- ua pueblo Dc In lmpor fancla de
6-te para toda elise de nrROcios-
I.ares 2} de Now mbrs de 1891. 90
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NueVa Agencia Funeraria
DE
BARTOLO SEGUA
s-MAYOR-6

III one susrrihe dusho de- eFte establecimiraf-
Al 0fraet ns habitantes de esta ciudad, asf como
h. lns puebsa hmitruf-p esta AErRcin muntada con
Il 3,p os eemrntOs nsresnTIns para deiar c0mplRci-
dos A los que se digRen Ocupara. Drade ei araud
rnaa uDndpstn hasta II cOchr de primera novedad on
81 clase, con ttdo cueuta "A rstabiecimir1tO.
La Apeneia hace cargo, sra retribuei6n de
ninRtn g6nero d. Ia adqusicon de niche, impression
IA eaauelsa rsparto de- elias Ia ParrOquia.
Con an simple aVisn, inmediatamente tendr6 ell
gustO de- poneFme las ordenes Del qae me necesite
Ponce IS de Agostt de 1891.
RARTnrn SEaHT
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PA S T o s

S. ofrecen pastos aaeni6cos, en condolences mas
convenience los empr-sarius coche. eaFrns
Qu~d.n my ceres DE Il psba~ion
Hay rerradOs ean ugass sbuBdantes, Fl Guide
de i.s aHitaa - sers sszneradi-imn
Para Iaf,rmss dirigiree a - iuPrgnta dc rsts pc
Ponce. Aeosto Is de 1891.
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Dc " ENT q

Ron superior reetihcado s realea botella.
VinsRre de mesa a / real 50telia.
Amargp de AaRossaia 20 ecbtavus botella.
Mata paFa6tns.
Po.vas pBra limDiar diebtes, gaFantizados mo-
fersiv para ln dehtadura.
Fsrmacia Sabira-- Arriliaga & Cs- o. Ofero-
Crispulo DiaE & CO raue s.slud ndmero 5. casa d
Arfstides Simoupietai
Ponce, oesubre % de 1891. sm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-10

Tisicos que desespersis de curarosl!
Los que sufrfs frecuentes catarros!l!
Los que enropquecen con facilidad!n
Los que padecen de tos!l!
LIS que sufren broDquitis cr6nica!!!
Los atacados de- broncoTreas!l!
Los ssmSticos!!!
C6rensa Tapida y seanramepte con el
Jarabe baIsamiCO al GWaya
col del DIR. ne. Castro.
Sc garautIza la curacI6u radical ge
devuelve 81 dinero, 81 Ia medicins 10
suite sd efacto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-10
ATENCION

s. vends II Farmseia SAN PABLO, uitusdn
en- Il playa drl M-rcado.
Dirigi se . au dueho en- ei mismo estableci-
npnta.
Ponc., R.viembrs p de 1897 5-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-10
Gaia de Prestamos
2-Reina-2

Ell die 90 del corriente & las nueve de
la mshana re- remataran en- pdblca sU-
bssta las prendas de los talones que
ContiDuaci6n o. exPresan, por cuenta d.
quien corre9ponda y 6rden de quien sus-
Crlbp.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-10
La Mutualidad
socIEDAD DE sEGURos soBRE La VIDA

SoCIEDAD DE sEGURos sOBRE La VIDA
contar desde d. Hsye rr6x mo pssado Fl
nGmern d. P6 1Eas viRsRteF esta 30 iedad - ha
r-ducido a nrpn. de HB ficRto por 10 ena, con
furme nj artieulo 06 d. sua E-tatutos, entra II
misma Ell periodic De Iiquid zion, que duFaFa
un sno decir sta 9 de Mayo de 1892.
La ohcina de r. So, ,iedad cortinua cale del Co
mrrcie n6TneFu 1, Esqulns N rina.
Sc pubhca para conocimiento de Ice aen0Fes
a. egura
Ponce JUNO IA de 159i.-El Presidents. 4. Sala.
enr- g. M.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-10
LOQUE NEJOR LlMPlA Los DlEkTES
PERFUMA Ell ALIENTO
FORTIFtcA LAS ENcIAs

Son los nuevos Polvos Dentales de,
DR.. Luis J. Salic'uP, Ciruiano Dentista
de San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
Sc venden en- tOdas las Farmseias.
Para pedidos 81 por mayor, dlrigirse
al sefior don Artoro Df Leo.-San Fran
CISCO 85.-Sssn Juan de Puerto Rico.
DeseHento a! COmereio.
Octuhre is de- 1890. 1 8. Y. s.