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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-22
ROsya.
Londyae, 81 sierpnia.

LOItOy1C, SL SlefpHla'
correspondent gazety standard"
donosi z Brai}y wielkiem groma-
dzeniu wojsk rosyjskich mad granics
austryacka. Twierdzi, il ze stray
pogranicznych bessarabskich, kt6re
dawniej tworzy1 jeden korpus zan'
darmeryi dostateczny do przeszkadza-
mia przemytnikom, wytworzono stasa
straz przednia, kt6ra jest w pogoto-
win ma znak dany W przeciagu kilku
godzin przekroczyc przez granice.
z nadzwyczajna szybkoscia buduja
nadgraniczne twierdze i forty, Rad
rosy;ski znaczna udzielii subwencya
kompaniom okretowym ma Morzu
Carmen i ma Dunaju do wystawienia
wielkiego magazynu REM i do
zarzadzenia przygotowah W celu
szybkiego transportowauia wojsk do
kazdego punktu ma Morzu Carmen,
w poblizu REM buduja koszary ma
5000 zo}nierzy.
Lo'adyn, % sierpnias
correspondent gazety Times" do
nosi z Petersburga: ,,Pomimo urze-
dowych zaprzeczeh ciagle jeszcze
twierdza powszechnie, IL rozes}ano
re strony rGadu rozkaz do wszystkich
linij kolejowych W Polsce, azeby ME
wazy}y sic przcwozic zyta, pszenicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-22
Telesramy KrajoVe.
Bunt ma okrscie OLDHAM.
Burza W Kansas City.
Polar nafty W Pennsylvania.
Chi1ski fafszerz W San Francisco.
Bunt ma okrecie OLDHAM.
Burza W Kansas City.
Bunt ma okrecie.
Ne,o York, q. sierpnia.

w" 4 USH, NJs
Wczoraj wieczorem przyby} tu
parowiec OLDHAM linii niderlandzkiej,
pod komenda kapitana Baker. Ka-
pitan uda} sic natychmiast do agenta
linii okretowej, w. H. van den
Thoorn, i don:6s} mu, ze czasie
ostatniej podr6zy do Hollandyi pod
niesiono bunt ma okrecie i ze byi
zmuszonym zastrzelic herszta. Ma
okrecie by}o podowczas 300 podro-
znych. We "a godzin po wyplynie-
ciu z New Yorku pomiedzy palacza-
mi powsta}o niezadowolenie, mako
nice okret stanas, gdyz ME chciano
wegli dorzucac. Kapitan Baker
zeszed} do przedzia}u, gdzie praco-
wall tam mu herszt wprost oswald
czy}, IL chca okret objac W posiada-
ME. Kapitan rozkaza} natychmiast
isc do roboty, a kiedy 6w buntownik
rzuci} sic ma niego, doby} revolver j
zastrzeli} go. Nazwisko zastrzelonego
byso Duzen: by} on skrajnym socya-
lista, jak sic okazaio zjego papierdw.
Po zastrzeleniu, jego porzadek 20
stal przywrocony i okret powr6cis do
Rotterdamu. Tam kapitan odda} sic
W rece w}Adz, kt6re go stawily pod
kaucya $4,000. Process odbedzie
sic po powrocie kapitana do Rotter-
damu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09
Mexican National Railroad Company
rrrCTIOY NOTICE.

NFW-YORK. February Is, 1871.
In accordance with certain Voting Trust agreement
dltd September Isl, 1t57 Of winch the Farmers, Loan
and TINS. Company 4 Voting Trustee, general mo tih8
Of the fit mort-acc and second mortgage ara j bona
holders OF tic Mexican Nat-oaa, l;aroad Company VIII
be- he'd &c II o'cloH noon. Monday March ~ 1871 AZ
the Office of the company, Wal street, Nc"-fofk' Tor
purIo, nominating eight directors to be elected at
the annual meeting 81 the Company.
Eoo,, for IL. rcss.r1on OF A-t MORTGAGE and second
mortgage \ and i bonds, and for The transfer thereof
VII. he closed close Of business saturday, Mar-h l.
and remain closed untn final adjournment OF meeting.
Tho r-h: t. vote ON bonds registered 70 the order
. any person may exercised by the registered owner
ia p,r,o or By proxy.
The holder Of any bond or bonds payable 70 bearer
may exercise right vote thereon upon production
thorco: the meeting
owner. OF non.rcgistcred bonds by having the same
Ustd a. provided in tie Voting Trust Agreement, by the
sec.etry o.. Company, Wall street NcW-Yok. or
br Mcssrs. Matht-on 8 CO.. No Lombard street.
London a, listing agents i,cr than ecn days before
tie meeting may exercise the right to vote on the bonds
- l.,td IN pr-on Or By proxy.
ANDREW ANDERSON. Jr,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09

TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD 90
ANNUAL MEETING.
n He STOCKHOLDERS and voting bond-
holders Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Compoy
are hereby notified the annUgl meeting OF sara CON-
pany election II directors and tr2hIacton OF S.n
oacr business as be prcscntcd, VIM DC eiu ~ ne
Company's Office Chicago, H. on Monday the oul gay
o transfer hooks viii b, closed the close OF bust
moss hours ON the Oh day OF March instant and reopened
ON the eth DAY OF APRIL next . ,o.,-,.,, c.....u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09
TIE MONETARY SITrArrnN

While the reduction in the bank reserves is not
unreasonable, as is shown by the comparisons al
ready made, the statement is not fuy exDlaipcd
by the fact. The Clearing House AsSocT1 ion
through it's Loan Committee yesterday paid du-
biOus compliment TO the adjournment OF Congress
by resluning the publication of detailed statements
This shows where part of the specie has gone
for tie City Bank holds nearly 43 per cent of the
amount OF its deposits in specie alone, having So
S6G.l 90, a sum which is only exceeded in amount
by the Chemical Bank. which. however. has $23.-
$4,000 deposits. in place OF the Slj.7O2, 100 held
by the City Eank, and whose proportion OF re-
serve is therefore smaller.
The tendency Of the money market toward
higher rates was continued during the week. al
though there material change i'll the rates
for call loans at the Stock Exchange. The sup
ply Of time money was small at from 5a5 1-2 per
cent for all periods, but The demand, excepting
from the country. was small that further adj
vance in rates was prevented. The dulness OF
business, both mercantile and speculative explains
the sluggish demand, and any awakening for the
spring trade would probably find the money mar
ket nearly bare of available funds Country
points drew heavily in anticipation OF the Aprll
settlements and il would not he surprising II the
hank reserves were lowered still further before
the end Of the month. AT the Stock Exchange
call loans were sufficiently easy at about ) per
cent with occasional business at 3 IL ana Per
cent. The further shipment of gold had 10 per
ceptiblc influence, as il was admitted 10 be an
other special" transaction. Rumors OF mnch
heavier engagements were circulated up 20 fIldaN
nioht but they were not verified. Rates for stcr-
ling exchange were firm. however. and any IN
creased dcmaY3 s3r remittance for ei her nerchan-
disc or secugitics would make exports OF specie
rccessary The market closed dull hut strong az
81 Ii and 81 ~ "a for long and short stcr-
ling bills respectively.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The returns of railroad earnings both gross ana
ret, continue 70 fall of. The Tribune has pilntHd
Tie gross earnings OF forty-ive companies or sFs-
lens for the fourth wecl; in February, and of this
humber twcnty-nine companies return gains oi
1856 93l, or 1913 per cent. and sixteen companies
Nfurn losses averaging 90 per cent. me whoe
number gives O. gain over the week OF last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09
ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company.
NEw.YORK. Feb. 81. 1891.

NETWORK. Feb. 81. 1891.
To Holder. OF the First Mortgage Railroad aud sink
ing Fund Isud Grant Bond. of the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad Compnnyi
Notice IS hr-ly given 10 holders Of Cairo and Fulton
Iond> that On rr"scnlton thu Mercantile Trust
Co1pany 40 TO Tr,ldway. New.YorG they Will receive
raymcn. q principal Of sad bonds aud accrued Interest
up and including Feb. 81. lS0 on which latter date
ia. bond. VIII CO.'S, ',raw Interest.
A. H. CALEF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09
MAAn4l ,AH EAILWA,33. [0NrANY,
financial Glectlne5.
NEW.YORK January %. ISL
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC HALLWAY co.
ELECTION NOTICE.


NETWORK. January 20 1891
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
ELECTION NOTICE.
~ Office is hereby given mat the annual
~ meeting Of tho stockholders OF the Missouri PaciE;
Railway Company vii be held at the Ofice OF the COM
uany In ST. Louis. No. Tuesday the 10th day OF
March neat O'Clock a for TIM election or thirteen
directors for D., ensuing year, and os the transaction o
2uv other bus ness That before said meeting.
The annual meeting OF the Board CT Directors VIII be held
at the same oicc On NedltSiAy Nc litA Jay u MARCH,
at l. o'clock noon. ~,-
The transfer BOOK. Will DO closed THURSDAY. February
s. az oco,k p m. and rcopvld OF TnurSday March
L. az 10 O'Clock .. JAY GOULD, PRESIDENT
A. II CALEB, Secretary.
NETWORK. January %, 1881.
ST LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN And SOUTHERN
HALLWAY CONPANl.
ELECTION NOTICE.
n Office is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF the stockholders OF the ST. Louis Iron
Mountain AMI Southern Railway Company VIII BE- held az
the Office Of the company Louis. Mo- on Tuesday,
the 10Th day Of March NEXT at o'clock j. m, for INC
election of thirteen Directors for ia, ensuing year and Tor
the transaction business that may come ofoo
said meeting The annual meeting OF the Board OF ID.
rectors WIN held the Office "Wednesday .no
llth day q March. Mt II o'clock noon.
The transfer books will be closed on THURSDAY Febfuay
5. at o'clock p. M. and reopned on Inur,day MsFch
10, at 10 O'Clock a. m. JAY GOULD, Prc,ldeh~
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09
Amusements.


A. THE STAR THEATRE
THE STAR THEAIhE'
LAST SIX NIGHTS,
owing to other engagements made OF
THE ELECTRIC SUCCESS
Mr. A. G. CUTTERS Comedy. Drama
MR.. POTTER OF TEXAS.
sSi; " A. ss As
N0n''y' I P6@E K Of 3f'' TIE ff'I Press.
Sale OF seat, begins Thnr,day
Ii THE Evening, H i. r. H;%S; Saturday Is
OF oE ch' spB Pyo fRsars f Fse
ROsVON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
NOTICE.
sui scrsers to next seasons concerts respectfully
pr 5nasr s ae 4 as E q g Union @ a
T,ALY'S THEATRE B'way and 30th-st
~ Under the Management of Mr. AUGvsTbI ;sd DA Al
livery evening at 10 ,, lath hi D DoHY most
eys{ nsSs ta yff German Of
NIGHT OFF
NIGHT NJ LTs 6 Ms 9rey Ill., MR. Le sss N H.
OFF whea''i0gSy INV ": yfGIf Nj oFf f'"' &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SATURDAY,
TUESDAY NIGHT, Mqrca l7th, for the first time in
sixteen years Shakespeare's poetic comedy o.
LOVES LABOR LOST
Mr. DAYS. annual revival Of shakcspearcan C e;
I'm which the entire company VIII appear = ''o VI '
| begins Friday morning. March l3th.
nNY'S TUFATkE. LENTEN MATlNEES.
~ Monday. Tuesday and We'd MORNINGS az IL 'O'A
STODDARD'S ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
| THE LAST OF THE PRESENT SERIES.
cuhi.c, For Course \, To-day.
PLAY Fl f; 5S5;:s & ;Si'ssE
| At OBERAMMERGAU. .,..,..,o, -oo
single reserved seats 80 and 81 General admission QUO
GARDEN THEATRE Madison-ave. < 27th-st
" TONIGHT At 10. 49,. i,
W Adapted from the French OF
rovE Dcyant fEnnemi," by q. Had
NV" don Chambers author OF I" Cap
AM tain Swift" " IdlcP," sc.
Tifst prodrcton IN this country
WAR since its great Partisan success OF
Two hundred nights.
! - TbNDARD THEATRE
FOR ONE WEEK.
The Wonderfully Successful Drama.
ONLY A FARMERS DAUGHTER.
WITH A GREAT CAST
MATINFTS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09
NETWORK. January -. 1891.
ST LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AID SOUTHERN
HALFWAY COMPANY.


PITTSBURG FEB. %. 1891;
TF'IIE ANNUAL MELTING of the st0cllhOld-
4 crs Of the Midas Petroleum and Improvement Com
plny Of Plttsburg and New.YorA VIII be he'd at the
an,cc OF tho President. SIG Markets. PlttSbnfg. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. az o'clock p m; Jne
annual election Directors VIII DO held the same day
~ ~ ~ " ~ - " T.. II. CASSIDY.
Secretary Tom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09

The bank exchanges at tho New.YorS Clearing House
and the stocks sold at the EewYork Stock EXCHANGE las,
week and ior the week Of the preceding two years
l. follows:
Mar. . 80. Mar. g. 90. Mar. :. '91
EXCHANGES -. Sj3I G30175 $50l no. 50 IL z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09
ceriures ano Alcs.inss.

NJ Office OF PUBLIC NEETlNG-There will
~ be Public Meeting Of The New York larbor Line
YORK city. at IL Tuesday; March II, le9 with
recommending haiboF lines to be estab
hed BY the Secretary portion the Jersey
Shore, in New.York Harder. lying bctwee Coomuniraw
FLATS" Al pcIsobs Itce.td invited 70 be PRESENT
and give their .tws.-EENliY l.. ABBOT, Colonel Il
Engineers Dyt. Brig Gen., U. 5, a President Of the
Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09

Of S204,616, or 4.5 per cent This is consider
ably smaller than the earliest returns for the third
week in February, which for forty-three COM
panies average 6.3 per cent. The additional re-
turns printed in the past week make the total
number reporting for the third week sixty-Gve
companies. OF these, thirty-seven companies re-
turn gains of S409,746, or "a per cent, and
ar G / per cent. The whole number gives an in
crease on the corresponding week of last year of
S953.154, or 4.3 per cent.
The following tables divide the aggregates and dner-
cnccs showing gains and losses:
z.b week in Feb 1850. 1891. Dlfe e1ccs. p. c..
az conpqn s,ssj 1920 GO Inc. $3.50 031 12a
iG compa les...... Lo2519i L475,Ss2 c. 1885 %
Totl as cos..&i 49, s.52l,495 Inc. s2oiGl6 40
81 9o1 as So 7ol 1876 Inc. soo7is To-
oS cor1panes..... 25jS,373 2f0l7i9 Dec 15G 50i 81
r,,al az s. Si9-51 sj1Oo.0l5 Inc. s2J215i 4.3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09
Eesal Notices


@ VpRENlE COURT. City and County of New
- York.-IIenry 4. Rogers AGAINST John H. MIler
Suu,nous. Trial desired New-YOfk County.
no the aboVenamed defendant:
Won arc hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN
this action and copy OF your answer Oh The
point Attorney within twenty days after the service or
ths summons exclusive OF the day OF service ana ~ case
Of YOUR failure appear, answer Judgment VIII he
against you by DEFAULT iof 0iic roIe ee'u Al
the complaint. "a ,eoo
EUGENE II. POMEROY,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Ogce and postoce address 100 broadway, NewYor City
To the defendant above named; s., 49,
The summons Is served upon you by publica
ton pursant u an order Of the Hon Georges l. Ineraham
NewYork dated February %, 1891, and nled with the
complaint In the the Clerk u the CITY and County
OF NSw-Y0rk the County Court house, NewhoFA City
ON the 27th day o, February, 1891
Dated York February e, loll..
EUGENE H. POMEROY.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
omcc AID POstolce add 1856 Broadway NewYork cry
SIPRFME UOUKT CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW. YORK.-Robert Forbes. Plaintiff. against
CHARLES u. sullivan, Defendant Summons.
10 e aLo.e named Defendant:
arc reb summoned answer the complaint In
and serve e. Your answer on the
pnintits Attorney within twenty DAYS after the service
II this summons exclusive ~ the day of service. and In
Your r. lure To appear, answer Judgment VIII
against by default for the lef demanded
in the complaint
Dated Ncw.YGrk, January 90th, 1901.
EUGENE d. HAWKINS, Plaintiffs Attorney
Postoce address ard Office. No III Broadway. New.Y0sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON. March T. 80 =. nl.-Jho amount 81 bullion
gone into Bank OF Englaad balance t1-diy II
LIS 600.
spanish -. 1G'..
Iar, adNcc5 quote per rentcs at % francs 80
cpntincs for the account. and Exchange L0niOn at
-. francs 20 ccntmcs for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
fsa: ", e ,a5f n! si 81 . :s5
ST LOUIS AND sAN FRANCISCO.
f Ts#>; , Z: T .s5 i .s355 i .I55ii
''"' COLORADO MIDLAND
F Es% e P,,' sa 81 ss s5s5 s5s;
JAM nALrIMoRE AND ONO soUTHwEsTERN'
Es@s,' Ct %,' s2s5s s 555 s a5f
CENTRAL VERMONT
Yumb.r Of nilc';::;--.. go" s7.5i7 s72iI5
''' CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
EsRe;' z 81 fs ss15 :ssi
''" cI%c,NN1TI. JACKSON AND MAcKINAw.
Fourth week IN TcD~ Soils 5 5lsi. iIi 80
'a" p % FRO LANSING AND NORTHERN.
f Ss@G'' ys @. T d 5 f;Gee i f2 IS ~
'''' DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC
f%@;' Ct j ; :5 81 ~ s5J3
'"'' FLINT AND PERI MAEouErrE.
Ss@H:' : ID %' IS 81 s 3si3
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
f xs%as' rs Ct T a ;5 s555s ' s.5,;
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN.
Ss%$'' e ~' i3a3 .ss;,5 2!5s5
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
fs9P 2 "-t s?. s. s qsi 3; s as
ONO RIVER
f fsa9 9 n..:. a 'G a; 5 IS
TOLEDO. COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI.
$ #:"s.' xs e la'.' s!5 .3 81
WESTERN NETWORK AyD PENNSYLVANIA.
S sss; s {. ss, sg. e; s.iS So
,.,,. .,c. WISCONSIN CENTRAL 5i9 s,s 81,
F I,, ~ y"fa h. ,n !! E.'.. 5.5; o,a5 5;,5s
CLEVELAND AEEos AEo COLUMBUS.
4 T""r, &.' g. D ri F. ere IS n H:s.5
DErEoIT. pAY CITY AND Athena
E F1%>i 5. q "a q f.; :s5ii s,9 .2::ii
'" FLORIDA CENTRAL AND PEYIYsULAE
f S'%';' Q, I''... ss,l Jss ss9ss s
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
f T.%S; ' q sssS i55S ; ;ia;
GRAND TRUNK CANADA.
fs ''. 9eo % n Fob. sos e;9 e.9il5 .ai2i55
KANSAS CITY, CLINTON AND srEiNGFlLLD.
Fsg e { 9:. q "a "a 35 p asS
EEoKUK AND WESTERE.
NumLr q miles,. li5 IFS iso
Third wceL ln Feb. ti'tl E.u-1 s3';To
LITTLE ROCK AND MEMPHIS.
1alrd week IN FP 1idl333s25 HdSSSSll5 iII3os
ST LOUIS ALTON AND TERRE MAUTE.
(iranch Lincs.)
Nq%oSr c Of nl1' i 500 d ss sas fos SIS 80
JAM ! TO rel IL. uO,eel 1Gi22s 1888
TOLEDO PEORIA AND WESTERN.
X 51@ .6 Of %i f.5 seE,s SOL: ss5s5
jan. / 10 FcD 1t. 1881 1.0.l02 l21,9cS
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Lonioa. March T. / 80 =. m.-Tho amount Of bullion
gone into the Bank OF Englaad balance traiy II
: o.. 900
spanish Is 7G'-.
PARIS ad,co quote per cent rentcs at % francs 30
cen, ines for the account ana lAchaAg" LOnlOu AT
- franc. 20 ccntmcs for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-09

The lowing were yesterdays quotations for unlisted
securiti S:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
A los hacepdados de cafe

En- la herrera fundici0n del que suscFi-
be sc construye tOda clase de maquinaria DC
ra elaborar Ell cafe, como son tahonas para
Idescascarar y lustraT toda de hierro de hisr-
70 de MADEIRA, Maqninas para desceraznTa
lavar, separar, venfear, secaf al sol, por
medic del aire caiiente { aparato utilsino en-
tempo de lluvias Engranaies transmisio-
mes de t0das classes. Ruedas hidrauicas v
mslacates, caIros pequefios, prOpios para Ia
altuFa, puntiiias preparadas para rollos, cor
lreas, subidOfas otros titles. Como tambion
descascaradoras patennzadas de Sfnout 9u0r-
diofa f. Lavaoeros horizontales y verticales
todo de hierro galvanizsdO. VenteadOfas de
aspiracIon. DespulpadOres dobes seucillos
de discos de cilindros. Was ferreAs para
secadOras 0trOs usos.
A los senores que 10 deseen, se facilitard
personas idoneas para levantar plano, toman
medida iustslar los aparatos.
Sc acOnsela los Sres. que piensen ha-
era nuevas instalaciones que no gguarden has
te el dltimo momento para hacer sus 2edidos.
Se gana mucho con adelantar dar snhcs enta
tempo para las construcciones montu
POF mas informes dirigirse en- Ponce, Ca
lie de la Marna.a hon Roberto Graham
Ponce, Enero % dvlsS5' 6m I.vps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
LA DEMOCRACIA
Sc puDlioa los p'arses, jusues y saDados

La empresa de este peFi6dcO no Sc pro-
rone estahlecer con el pdbico compromises
due no pueda lueRo cumpiir extr;ctamente.
Trabaiara, 90 Obstante, pOr daT La DE-
rrocRAcTA ell caFaeteT mOdeTpO, en- cuaDto
sea compatible con los progresses intellectual
les del pais.
nara todos los gustos lectura que satisfa ga
ssf alos que Sc preocupaD de. los graves pro
bleuss bouticos, como los que sc sienten
lnclipados los dulces espaTcimieptos del
srte aaI 4 los que buaquen sobre el papel
la noticia de paIpitante actualidad, como a
los one Drefieran el epfgTama punzante o 81
chiste Tegoeijado y alegre. ,--
Cnepte Ia empresa con 10 collaboration
shcaz he esoritOreB distingUidos, y la pTesta
su decidido concuTso nuestra juventud lite
rRrih. .# r.# -.
Tmprimira aloanees ysuplemeutos C9antas
vecaa sea precise, haFa edicIones dIarlas
siempre uae algdn sucesO extraord1narlo
sxcitando la ouriosidad Pdblica, reclame no.
tas y'eomentaTiOs OpOTtunOs.
PRECIOs DE sUsCRICIoN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
Museo de la Juventud
sCOLEGIO PARTICULAR
3-CRIsTIEA-3
Director: IL. Ced6
Director; R. Ced6

Sc admiten inteFncs y medic internos
Sc eDsehsn idiomas, Teneduria de Ii
bros Calrula MercantiI.
LIS intefeos, sin iavsdo, psgaran $17
mensualea.
Medic InteTros $40.
Idlomas y demas, precius cohvencio-
males,
OJO: Pogo ahticipado.
Ponce, Mario % dc 1891. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
Enfermos!! Enfermos!!

Curaci6u de la debilidad general, &
Iimpotencia con Ell TESORO DEL
AMOR.
No es este IN preParado quo preten-
de curaSlo todo, exento de f6sforo de
lotras materias excitautes, es seneillamen-
te una combination de sustsncias vege-
tales que tienden devolYer al organis.
mo el vigor perdido por los excesos
las Intermediates.
Su efecto es SECURE, sin que Ell pa
clente Sc yea expuesto sufrir conse-
cuancias posteriores.
Pruebese, y SO vera que esta medici-
ma obra maravillosamente
Su resultado Sc gaTsntlzs.
LOCION VIRGINIA., contra
las manchss Ia Ia cara.
Hace desaparecer las pscas, barros
dem&s deformidades del cuts.
tit Pru6bese Ill
ran de venta en- la Farmacia de Arri-
Julio 10 7-24
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
Ant1doto Tepeyac
REMEDIO INFALIBLE CONTRA
LA VERUELA

La preserva la cura radcalm ente en- cualquiel
RradO de eDfermedad en- que encuentre el ps-
ciente.
Su composition es puramente veVAtal. prOcede
de- resi"as j. grpdientrs de 10 Flora Mrjicana
SiendO el ANTIDoTO TEPEYAC un tan gran de-
puFativo, se grandes resuitadOs para enfer-
med8des ven6reas.
Usad" exter Ormenie caiente en- tricciones cor
ia Ia FIEBRE pOr alto que su gradO
A cada frascO acOmpana UR Of"spectO indican-
do al mode de usar IL ANTIDOTO TEPEYAC.
Sc vende 8Qu or Ia Farmacis de do Jose Fe
rrer ell dep6sitO principal esta de dnn Gar
log B. MrlE, San Jnan de Puerto Rico, FUrtaleza
2S.-Ponce, A bril- de 1871. 6m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
iATENCIONl

Ron viejo superior, rectifc0do, de
Auargo de augostura prepsrado por
Ron fuerte para quemar 800 Cartier &
z iealre betells.
De venta: Farmacia Arriilaga y Cs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
IEEHE PURA

cpsa de Julio Mirailh, 64 ctve. htro 9
5 ctvs. cuartliio. iS-l9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
Hotel America
NUEvos sALoNEs

Sc hau'llevadoa cabo en- este sRtablecimiento
rsfarmas De vainzB cUsntfH.
En- atenc6u In eomnddad de los peTrequ'a-
70 aIaHA--aR general Re ha trasladahn q ger
ser lnCellgenta-oA n II planta hais las h"hltaclo
mes earfiplaa de- In Tn1Fma casa dOnoe hlg guameDte
ezlgtfa Fl. TELEGRAPH.
En- ei nHpvn local. que eatA arregiado cOnye-
nIentpmente Re Eirve las miEmas condolences de
antss adeniSa pu6denRe rncontrar cenas, chocOla-
tes etc to5n Al gnrto DE- cnnsnmidor.
Pnr II demaR lOa nreriOs he almuerZo comidas
on Ia plants ata del hotel siRuen siendo os misrn"s
Por un hoaPedadO .---.- -------Sl ~
AimUsFY0 e. - ----.'O
tFl pasaiern one deepu6E de hahPr almorzado o
eomidO tuviprn que marcharse por slRun secidente
pakaF& colo 70 centavOs. aBnqnp huhiera descAnga-
a. .lyB pa de horaE las habiiacones destnadas
&ermir
Cuenta e'botel con IN aelecto tren do emplea-
des una msRnifoA repOster'H cuartos montAdos
ena deepncia puato AdemSa ROER de las venfs1aE
90 timbres eScsricns para 81 mas rapid1 servlco,
blsnpsra csaOs fortuitop de incendn, rObOs, g.,
81 debpachan comidaB domiciliO.
En- puma el Hot America yen su represen-
ac6n al que Ruscribe tratan de corresponder FL
Apampo pdbico hacienda De ,estn casa IN estable-
cimiento con- todas las eOmOdidadesde las mejores
ag.aH claae
visftsSs. .ol Hotel America yquedaraPrObSdO el
asorta.
9Jn. Hks. .ggbrs 81
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Nucya AgcReia Fanerarla
IE
ANDRES BERGA x &c
s-MAYoR 8
s-MAYOR 8

HI one mseribe representapte de esta raz6n sO-
eia ,,frece los hRbtantes estn cudad, AL como
Il los pneblrs limftrofes, esta Ageneia mnra0a con
H. dos Ios elementos nccrsariTs para deJar comPlae
ss,s / fos anp W nrpen ocurarin. Decide 81 afaud
mas randesf0 hasfa Il eoebe de primers n0vedad en-
i, rlnae. -cen tuda enepta II estahl cimienfo.
La ARsncia hace cargo e5n teulhuri"h ee
ninRda g6nern, d. 10 adquielci6n e ncha impression
IA esaaelas. .epnrto ~ riias IL hnrru9na.
Con un simple aviFn, ipniecirtamenfe tenure 81
,,sts ie bs,nernr las 6rdelea del que necesite
Ponce, so de Diciembro De 1880.
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