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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

Parece que Sc trSta de euprimir oil JClzgado
de primera Instancia de Vega baja.
Lo seatiriamos por Ia simpatica villa en-
que tan bnenos amigos cuenta LA DEMO
CRAcIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

New-York, idem -Seg6n despachos
rec bidOs en- esta ciudad, eI Sr. Canovas no
ha POdidO disuadir al Ministro de Marina de
80 proposit0 de hatirse con ell BiTect0r de
EI ResumSn.
E duelo go ha verifeado pistola. salieu
do iesos ambos adversarios.
r ST. BeraUgeF, antes de batirse, present6
80 dimsi0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17
FOsFAuNA FALItREs. Anm.u,o s.Io. KIsoa
5 o S

se ofrecen pastOs magniHeos, en- coHdfci0ues muy
convenieutea, lAS empresari0s dc cochea carron.
Quedgn muy cerca do Il pnbiaei6n.
Hay cercados con Aguas Abundantes, 81 Guide
de los Hnimales aeTa eaneradisimO.
Para intnrmes dirgiEse ia imprenta do este Pc
ri6iico
4 Ponce. AEoSto rs DC 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

coamo, NOviennbre 10 de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

FL Gobierno General ha nombrado alcalds
de AibOnito al sefOr don Manuel Gil San
chez.
siO MUEchaRi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

LoDdres, ideD idem m--Dicen de Constanti-
nopla que 81 c6ers estA hacienda estragos
en- DamRscO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

Paris, idem idem Reina agitaci6n on los
cfrculos pOlfticos. Sc cree que la situacion
del gabinete Freycinet, pesRr de su pOpu-
laridad no es muy segura consecuenca de
la opinion de NJ. Clemenceau, que cuenta con
ell cOncuIso dc los diputadOs socialistas.
Sc asegura en- los cfrculos politicos que,
si el gabinete es derFotadO en- alguEa vota
ci6n, ell PTesidente dc Ia Repdbliea, M. Car
not esta Tesuelto 4 disolveT Ia CAmaTa y ape
lar al pats, convocando para nuevas elec-
clones,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

Ncw-YOrk, idem idem -Segdn noticias di-
rectas de Madrid, Ia Teina regente Da Cristi-
na ha dadO Ia order dc que se vigilen cuida-
dosamente los pssOs de ciertas peIsonas lie
elevada represen taci6n, por suponerlas COM
prometidas on una cOnspiraci6n republican,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

que ell Gear Aieiandro visitara Dr6ximamente
esta ciudad, ri Ell GObierno frances expulsaba
hntes los refagiados rusos, perseguidos por
cOnspiradores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

Hoy publicamos IN recorte de EI Pats, de-
la Habana, en- que SO elogia merecdamentt
Ia soprano puertorIiQuefa Amalia PaOli .
Vaya pOr las censuTas que obtuv0 en su
ciudad nativa!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

Cual los do una paleta tonos divinos,
lucen los colOTines on los espinOs.
Van en- lOcns baudadas en- pelotonea
por el aire vO!ando los verderones.
Ell chamaIi levanta su verde tienda
y del afro invisible Gotta Ia senda.
Cada pajaro alegre deja su planta,
oada Cor se despide dc 0nien Ia canta.
En- Otofio jadi6sl di en- aves flores
y Tompen el idilio de sus amores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

Madrid, idem Con objeto de ecncluir el
mOvimientO ecOn6mico, se dice que el Co
bernO repRrtira entire sus jefes (q) dos tftulos
de Castillo seis grandes cruces.
Hoy reVistar6 Ia Reina, en- Carabanohel.
varias divisiOnes del ej6rcito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

Hemos tenido Ell gnsto de conocer sa-
ludar en- esta redacc6n al senior don jose
Manuel de Loira. administrator y redactor
de Ld Naei6n E'spGHolG.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
A dmiraI Porter Dead.

The death of Admiral David ID.
Porter, which occurred on the 18th
inst. at Washington, would have
drawn greater National attention
but for the unexpected death of
Gen. Sherman the day following.
After Farragut, Porter was the only
American naval com
mander Of the last half century.
He won greatest renown as com
mander of the Mississippi squadron,
which aided incidentally in opening
the rebel blockade of that all inn
portant water course, and securing
Union control thereof-cuttng the
confederacy into two distinct parts,
neither able % cooperate with the
other. Admiral Porter was born in
1913, became a midshipman at Is
years of age, and won promotion,
step by step, to the first position in
his chosen profession, which he oc-
cupied AT the time of his death.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
Man.ana. Oregon and Washington.

The remarkable growth in population Of the
region occupied by the states OF Montana,
Oregon and Washington is only surprising to
those who are uuacquainted with the unusual
natural resources Of this section. Mining
numbering, grazing, fruit growing and ag'icui'
ture are here carried on with a degree 81 sue
cess unknown in any other section II North
America.
The states OF Montana and washington are
now the scene of a large amount of railroad
building, but the principal and most important
line in these two states, aud in fact the ony
cue rrayers,ng thcal from east 20 west und
reaching all impor,9nt sections is the Northern
Pacific Railroad. This road is the shortest line
10 Helena sni Butte City, Montana, Spokane
Fails, Wash. ala Puget sound points, and is the
only all rail- iiue 70 Tacoma and Seattle
The Northern Pacific Railroad offers special
inducement To home-seekers by allowing hold
ers of second class North Pacific Coast tickets
the privilege of stopping ten days at Sp7sane
Falls Wash, and all points wesf Of there
Passengers are thus given au opportunIt! Oh
examining all sections of this great state al
saving 81 from $500 to 1880 as against any
other line
10 tine matter OF accommodations the North
eru Pacific railroad ranks FIRST Through daily
trans-cautn-ntal trains carry free eo.onl',
sleeping eNrs, first and second class day coaches
Pullman dr-t class sleepers ANA dlniH@ eii"
Through train service 81 Pullman first class
sn5 Tourist sleeping ears is run via Wisconsin
Central aud Northern Pacific lines. ana hana-
some drsJ class sleeping cars via Chicago, VIII
waukee and ST. Paul Ry and Northern A'aglt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
2 Ia Gr!rpa Arain.

During the epidemic Of LaGrippe
last season DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry for consumption, coughs and
colds, proved to be the best remedy.
Reports from the many who used
II, confirm this statement: They were
not only quickly relieved, but the
disease left no bad after results. We
ask you TO give this remedy q trial
and we guarantee that you will be
satisfied with results, or the pur-
chase price will be refunded. 1t has
no equal IN LaGrippe, or any throat,
chest or lung trouble. Trial bottles
free AT w ii. PrideauX's drug store.
Large bottles so cents and S100
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
LewI yoticex.

STATE or WIsCONSIN--Iow. ca,.
= court--in probate NoJNN
Notice is hereby given that at a suae5.,
OF Ihe IOWA county C. urt, TO be held In a., s-1
said county, at the Court House In - aai p
Of DOdgeyilie. IN said county. on Tho 1a,t. 81
March A, D. 1891 being the second ~, tsy g
OF said month. at enc o'clock in the afis-,.lssi
said day, the following matters Will a.
and conSidered aeaJ
The application of Helen Goldman ,,.,
10 probate tht last will and testament az 1 r
nuud Goldman, late of the town al I,,-t { Peg
said county, deceased. -''-sl 2
And il is further ordered that public Bs,..
thereof Toe given TO all persons iufsrss, q -''-i
publishing copy Of this notice for thras y. Z
successfully prior 10 said day Of hearin,. e ~
Mineral pout TRIBUNE.,a weekly rte2. y "
published in said county, spspe
BY order of the Court
JOHN Z JONES
County Juag-
Dated Dodgeyilie, Wis Feb. 8, lsgi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
Notice TO Creditors.

S,TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY Corpr b.,
4 ) iowa County-iu Probate va
In the matter OF The estate Of Stephen p Mora
hea deceased ''e
Letters Of administration on the estate 81,
stephen b. Morehcad, deceased, having nv
issued TO j. W. Rewey. '
Notice is hereby given. that the creditor. .
said Stephen b. Morehead, deceased. ara aIJa.,3
and limited by order o this court uDf8 IN
including the first Tuesday Of August I,5f
being the TN day of said month, 10 n-a..a.
their claims and demands against said sraabs-
b. Mo ehesi, deceased, to the county court Il,
examination, adjustment and allowance
Notice is also hereby given. that the claim,
and demands otall persons against said Sgnb.a
b. Morehead deceased, will be received. -yaT,
lnei and adjusted by this court at the oEea n
the County Judge at the court house. I'm fbe nh,
Of Dodgeylle. in said county ou ,pe asi
Iuesday OF July, a. D. 1891, and on ghe s,i|
first Tuesday OF August 1891
Dated this Sd day OF February, 1921
By the Court 8wl
JOHN T. JONES. County Judge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
Eer.s L,rar P.,s

are put up 10 TWO sizes, drge and
small They are giving wonderful
satisfaction as 4 lazl.iys aud regu-
iator They al not gnre, or leave
the bowels cousdpatei Fry one
box, aud you viii use no other
Sold aud warranted ~ w. II. Pri-
ieaux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
Cleveland and SILVER Coinage.

ting himself in opposition to the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver
as provided for in a bill now pend
ing before Congress. The Demo
Gratis in the Senate having by their
votes declared unanimously in favor
of the free coinage bill, there is an
apparent conflict between Mr.. Cleve-
land and 1 majority of his party.
We say apparent, because there is
reason To believe that the vote Of
Democratic Senator'S upon the silver
bill is not conclusive that they unan-
imously approve rs provisions or
It's general policy. The united
Democratic vote on that question
vas undoubtedly one condition of a
bargain between them and the half
dozan Republican silver-buliion SEN
ators, who in return voted with the
Democrats for the defeat Of the
federal elections bill.
Detracting nothing from the cred
il due Mr. Cleveland for his clear
utlerauces upon the silver question,
there is still no reason 10 assume
that it will lessen his chances Of re-
nomination and reelection TO the
Presidency Nor is it to be sup
posed that he SO anticipated IN writ
ing the letter. On the contrary, his
course and position on this financial
question are calculated to insure his
nomination aud improve his chances
of election. In political sagacity
aud discerument Mr.. Cleveland is
not wanting. The Democracy Of
New York Is not in favor Of the
free and unlimited silver coinage
scheme, nor are the people of the
Empire state. No one committed
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21

AFTEE NuAs.-WiscouSiu people
are familiar with the long existing
coru@,rsy between Wil,iamW WEIGH,
a former prominent citizen Of Mad
lsa. u,v "a Minneapolis, and Col
Wm. +. Villas, growing out of
alleged D,, Atdress connected with
IT,, old MadI,ou Mutual Insurance
Go. WEIGH has i,e,ated and reit-
Grated charges of dlshuuorable con
duct ON the part of Villas In the
matter, generally and clrcumStan
tally publicly ami privately, yer
bslly and in the public prints.
W mle Villas Was in Cleveland :
Cabinet he sought 20 silence Nelch
b, % suiJ for libel in the courts OF
Muu,sota, but failed to.get q favor
able verdict. When the present
legislature assembled, Nejcb had
~ uttd circular, repeating clroum-
stqriuliy the charges against Villas,
and sen, copy 10 each Democratic
member, To influence them against
supporting Villas for I. 5. Senator.
The effort proving futile, Weleh
now announces that he viii have
the matter IN the US. Senate to con
front Col. Villas when he appears to
take the oath Of Office before that
august body. Mr.. WcIcb having
been unable with all his energy and
legal skill to convince the public
that Col. Villas is venal as he repre-
SCENTS, il must be that there is flaw
in the evidence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
How Bismarck Became A Pro
teCtIOniSt.

On Friday week Prince Bismarck
received a deputation from the man
ufacturiug town Of Dortmund, which
came to present to the Prince the
freedom OF their city. The ex-Chan-
celor thanked the deputation for
the high honor they had done him
and, among things, said Cup to the
seventies | was, by conviction, an
adherent of Free-Trade, and, SO to
speak, born and bred in it. Until
the year 1870 | was so much occu-
pied by foreign affairs that | was
not able to devote myself with ener-
gy to economic questions. After
1870 foreign affairs became Ggiter,
and, when in the course of tune |
saw one blast furnace after an other
being put out and the national indus
try retrogradjng more and more, |
became convinced that some change
was necessary. - Edinburgh Week
IN Scotsman.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
a Cough Syrup that car be -el;as

a Cough Syrup that car be relied -,
Beggs' Cherry Cough Svrnn - =
wonderful satisfaction wberd,.s' 's'
is tried. It allays irritation -
throat aud bronchial tubes ~ y
expectoration easy, and reliag'
soreness of the lungs aud = y
Every bottle is warranted = g'
satisfaction. s'
Price Csc, soc. aud $I.oa
bottle. The large bottles a. 7,
cheapest. Sold by w. II. Pri8a.a.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
Sherman's Last Battle.

best beloved and greatest remaining
1 leader Of the War Of the Rebellion,
met and surrendered - mans last
enemy Opinions differ as to which
was the greatest military genius,
/ Grant, Sherman or Sheridan, but
that Sherman enjoyed more fully
the affection and enthusiastic admi-
ration Il ihe army than any Ameri
can General since Washington,
1 there is no doubt. His death brings
10 the hearts Of his late comrades a
keeuer paag of sorrow than any
other could produce. The army
trusted Grant implicitly; il admired
and gloried in Sheridan; it trusted,
admired and l0Ued Sherman. Truly
"the stars iu our banner shown
brighter a. Sherman marched down
to the sea, and his name and fame
viii ever shed iustrr upon lhe pages
of our National history, ana be AN
Inspiration Of patriotism IN the
hearts If coming generations, 50
long as the American Union en-
duIes, and love IF liberty abides
Ia the hearts OF men. AT this time
the patriotic songs inspired BY Saer
mans brilliant achievements must
nave special favor with a Amerp
cans. One of the finest of these is
the following, composed by Lieut..
>. II. NJ. Byers, now deceased,
while prisoner Of var at CoIam-
bIa, South Carolina, Ia 1864
sHERMANs MARCH TO THE SEA.
our cump.Gres shonc bright on the mountains
That frowu'd on the river below
While we stood by our gums in the morning
And cugeriy watched FOR the foe,
when rider came ont fire. m the darkness,
That hung over mountain and tree.
Aud shouted, Boys, up and bc ready,
For sherman VIII march to the sea."
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Ana that blessings from NorthIaud would
when sherman marched down 20 the sen
,r,o c,r,sard ,,o,s ,,.s,.r,,,, ,o,,,o
We marched on our wearlsome way,
Ana we s'ormed 'he VIA mus OF l'es'co"
rb,n Kennesaw. dark in rs sIory.
Fro~ned down ON The Tag OF the ireei
Ana sherman ',I marched onto tbc sea.
can, ..,...,, j, ..,....., .,.,. .,,. ,.,,o..
swopt oui from Atinnfa,s prim vans
And the blood Of Tho patriot dampened
The soil whore the traitor hag falls;
But We paused not 10 weep for the fallen
no s'eP' o5 (a.n l'aer anu ',' ,, ,,
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o. proud was our army ~, ln"a .no,,rs ,,o.
vn"n ' s lo sa', 80 ..pots yon orc rear,.
Tbis dey fair savannah /. oursr'
rhon sang we song for our chieftuln,
That echoed Ger river and lea
And the stars in our banner shone brighter
"''n s"'''''o" "'''''''' ''"" ~ tue sea-
HARRISON ON SHERMAN
Among the many eloquent and
marianne aulogies upon General
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IN announcing the Generals death
70 Congress, is easily first. The
President said.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21
Dated Dodgcyille, Wis, jan 23i 1871.

'THE STATE OF WIsCONslN-IoWA COUNTY
| Court
In the matter of the estate Of Heury soady
deceased.
On reading aud fling the petition OF William
z Skellicuru, representing that Henry soidN
deceased, in nis lifetime, together with Besey
Soady by their contract III writing, agreed 10
sell ana convey 70 one James skellic0m
certain real estate therein described upon the
terms and cOuuItionS thereip stated That said
contract has beer duly assigned 90 the petitioner
aud that he ANA his asSiguOrs have July per
formed said conditions ana paid the purchaso
money for said real estate, aud is now entitled
To a conveyance thereof and praying that The
administrator OF the estate Of said Henry S0aty
deceased be authorized and directed to convey
the interest OF said Henry soady under said con
tract 10 him.
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at
Special term of the court % be held at the cour
house in the village OF DOdgeyille, ON the 4ii
day Of February, a. y. 1921 ut 10 O'Clock d. N,
of that day.
10 is further ordered that notice of the per.
dcucy Of such petition, and OF the time aud
place of hearing the same, he published az least
SIX successive weeks betor the day fixed ior
such hearing 90 the Mineral Point Iz1B y 9,
newspaper published ~ the city OF Mineral
Point, Ia said county, and that the last publlca-
ton be not more than ten days before the day so
fixed by the Court,
JOHN T. JONES, County Judge.
hattd inc 9Th day OF January 1891. 2N6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21

CmcAeo Journal: Jay Gould has
reaches Washington. At last ac-
counts the Government buildings
were still safe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21

the same interview had offered him
$4,000 to forget what he knew when
be went on the witness stand, that
Owenby was an Infamous liar in all
that the term implied.
The Sioux Indian delegation has
had its last interview with the
officials of the interior department.
Friday they were received By
the President, and then they left
for Philadelphia, where they will
attend a public meeting. From
there they will 20 to visit the Indian
school at Carlisle, and thence home.
The Indians don't want to be trans
ferred to the War Department, but
in the eyes of a great many that is
just why they ought to be.
The international copyright bill
is regarded as dead Canse, too
much amendment. It's friends are
working over the corpse in the hope
Of resurreeting it. Ditto, ditto eight
hour bill.
\Vatterson's letter TO Governor
Hill advising him to get out of the
way Of the Cleveland locomotive
has been the subject Of numerous
jokes at the Capitol this week.
haven't seen single man, Demo.
crat or Republican, who believed it
had any effect upon Hill, on that it
was the cause Of his taking the Sen
atorship, 1t is generally regarded
As bit Of the grossest impertinence
on the part of Wattersou.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21

NoBoDY should be belonged by
the bombastic demand upon TX State
Treasures IIarsbaw and McFetridge
for the amounts supposed to have
been received by them ar interest on
state funds deposited IN banks It
is intended only 10 draw attention
Of a waiting public that is anxious
TO see suite begun and prosecuted TO
recuvrrlhe alleged sums. The ante
election pledge, Of Attorney Gen.
eral O'Connor aud the Democratic
party are still unrcdecmed No
suits are yet begun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21

CuicAeo Jomnot. There was a
how arose from Sheffield when the
duty on cutlery was increased by
the Mckinley tariff. Amassmeeting
was held there aud the British Gov
eminent wa. asked to interfere to
prevent the United States Congress
from passing the bill. Now 1t is
cheerful news to learn that the
Orange County Knife Company, Of
New York, has advanced the wages
OF iIs employees 10 per cent, and the
price Of American knives has not
been Increased, while they are as
good as imported knives.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-02-21

An extraordinary horse is on ex-
hibition at Boston, Mass. He is n
beautiful golden chestnut, with
light name and tail, white hindfeet
and face. What makes him 50 won
derful, and for which bis owners
paid $4,000 TO bis raiser, an Oregon
man, is the fact that his foretop is
eight feet long, name eight feet aud
eight inches, and tail twelve feet
and three inches and still growing.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-12-30

sparlost forsvunna. M. X. Mar
tin, f. d. Clerk of Court Grafton, N.
d., har skuddad stoftet af f0tter ma
och f0rsvunnit. Man trodde borjan,
att han omkommit under en- sn0storm,
men numera tros det att han var pa ba-
lans, och af delta skal lemnat samhal-
let - En- narheten af Valley City,
N. D., bosatt farmare vid namn Dahl
har forsvunnit Han hade varit San
born och salt cit lass hvete, men sedan
har ingen sett till honom. Hans ha-
star har man funnit och vagnen lag
hans 0fverrock, i hvars ena ficka pa
traffades en- penningeanvisning a det
salda hvetet. Trots ifriga spaningar,
har man icke kunnat IA reda pa det ode,
som tratfat honom. q .aa ...ts.f