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Not Back Of the Returns.

A colored porter at Washington hotel
had charge Of the hats of the guests who
went in to dine, says the Philadelphia Record.
His accuracy and promptness in giving
every man his own ''tile" as he came out of
the dining-roOm excited one gentleman's
curiosity. How did you know so well
that this was my hat?" he asked A smile
lighted up the walters ebony face as he
bowed politely. Boss" he said he,
didn't know it was yours. but it's de one
you guy mev'
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AssEssMENr NOTICES.


NJ OrIUE OF ASSESSMEN T-ANpES silver
~ Mining COMPANY. Location Of principal place
OF business San Francisco CAL. location of wor ks,
storey County. Nevada
Notice IS hereby given that at q meeting Of tbs
board or Directors held on the 9Th day Of March,
1892. an assessment, No. 80, OF 20 per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of ths
corporation, payable Immediately IN United States
gold coin to the Secretary sc the ONCE OF the
pany. room 2, Nevada Block, sos MONTGOMERY st.
San francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 11tn day OF Ap-Ii, 1892, Will
be delinquent and advertised for eaIe ae public
auction; and unless payment is made before will he
sold on FRIDAY, the 29th day OF April 1899,
to pay the delinquent assessment together with fhe
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale By order
OF the Board OF Directors.
JOHN W. TwYGes. Secretary.
Omce-Room 2, Nevada BLOCK, 309 MONTGOMERY
g. San Francisco Cal. Esr9 "a
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-UTAH CONSOLE
Nv dated Miuing Company Location of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California; To-
cation of WORKS, Virginia City, S.oTeJ County.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors held the eighth day OF March,
1892, al assessment. No. IL, OF tvcnty-avo (z6l
cents per share was levied the capital stock
States gold coin to the SECRETARY. AZ the once OF
the company, room %, Nevada Block. 500 Mont
gomery ST., San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment sliaI1 70.
main unpaid on the twelfth day OF AprI, 1892, VIII
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
be sold on FRIDAY, the wenty ninth day OF AprtE.
1892, to pay the delinquent assess ment. together
with the costs OF advertising and expense OF ss,aA
by order OF the Board of Directors
A. H. FISH, Secretary.
Once-Room 90, Nevada BLOCK 500 Montgomery
IT. San Francisco. California. unr3 ia
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DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

y EST AND BELCHER MINING COMPANY
- Location of principal place OF business, San
Francisco. Cal; location OF WORKS. Virginia City,
Storey County, New
NoTICE-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described property, on account OF assessment
(No- s. levied on the Sd day OF March, 1892, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
gpeetiYe Shareholders as follows:
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TUG-OF- AR.

is the grandest sport imaginable. and the
trout are the thorough speckled beauties of
two pounds average weight"
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fyoSFIDENCE SILVER MINING COMPANY
- Location OF principal place of business. San
Franciseo. California; location Of works. Gold Hill,
Storey County, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given thst at meeting OF the
board or Directors, held on the thirtieth day Of
March, 1882. an assessment. No. 90 OF seventyfve
cents per share. was levied upon the capital stock
CT thu corporation, payable Immediately la United
States gold coin TO the secretary at the office of the
company, Ala California street. San Francisco, CAL
ifornfa.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the third day of May, 1892 will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public
ton, and unless payment IS made before will he
sold on WEDNESDAY. the twenty fifth day OF Mac.
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY
order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. s. GROTH, Secretary
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A. s. GRoTH, Secretary.
Offce-4l4 California street. San Francisco Call
fOrnia ap9 I'd
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Stauf, Cooper & Redi;ek, Trs. 373S6
Stauf, Cooper & Redlick, Trs. SSSl6
Staur. Cooper Il Rediick, Trs. 3S32S
Stauf. Cooper & Rsdlick, Trs. SS324
Sides, u. +. IL Co.. Trustees. .3Teu3
Turnsull, John, Trustee. 34l05
Turnbuil. John. Trustee .32S73
Van Wyck. II. L., Trustee. -. 374l0
Wright. w. H.. Trustee. ...... S6l9S
Zadig, Wol1berg 4 Co.. Trs.. .2S075
Zadig, Wolfherg& Co.. Trs. ,bal272lS
Zadig. Wollbs rg& Co, Trs. bal So6as
Zadig, Woilberg & Co.. Trs. bal. 37lso
Zadig, w ollberg& Co. .Trs., bal. S72l7
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NON SoLIDATED WYOMING GOLD MINING
~ Company-LoeaEton principal place OF ous-
ness, San Francisco, CAL; location OF works.
Nevada County, Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon She following
described stock, account OF assessment mo
IL levied on the 2oth day OF February. 1892. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spserive shareholders, as follows:
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT - BULLION MIN
~ ing Company. Location of principal place OF
business. San Francisco. CAL; location OF works
Virginia Mining District. storey County, Nevada
Notice is hereby givea that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors. held on the nth day of March,
1892, an assessments. No. 81. OF 70 per share
was levied upon the CAPITAL stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
gold cola 90 the Secretary, at tho Office OF the
pany. room 20 33l Pine ST., San Francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 2lst day of April, 1892, Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless payment Is made before will be
aold on WEDNESDAY,. the 18th day of May 1892,
TO pay the delinquent assessment together with the
ccsfs OF advertising ana expenses OF SALE BY order
Of the Board Of Directors.
&. X. GRAYSON, Secretary.
once Room 20, S3l Pine ST., San Francisco,
Cal. mrlS I'd
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G. L. PERKINS, Secretary.
onice-Room 8, 3Si Pine street. Stock Exchange
Bull ding. San Francisco. Cal. uarS I'd
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Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on THURSDAY, the 2Sth day of April.
1892. will be delinquent. ana advertised for sale az
public auction; aud unless payment is made before
Will be sold on FRIDAY. the goth day OF May. 1892,
TO pay tho delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising ana expenses Of SALE By order
OF the board Of trustees
A. b. THOMPSON, Secretary
Or1ce-Room So. Nevada block. 3u9 Montgomery
Ct. San ErancSco. Cal. mr.
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w ELL BORING.

am now PREPARED with al the new and
l. necessary Mach;nery for
BORING WELLS QUICK.
and having had ten years exp l. cncc in the
business, | feel confident c.n give sa isfnc-
iion, aud | rrom.c to exert all any etfo, Is to
do so.
am prepared to so 20 any Iart of the
County, if sufficient work is assured to pay
ME for the extra time and expense necessary.
All orders left with Mr.. a. C. Lyles Will
be promptly attended to.
I. X. FOSTER.
Dec IL so at
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sc. 100. ANDS5CT
COUNTERS.

Great bargains for all. Xmas
presents cheaper, and prices to suit
the times.
We have just opened a large and
complete line of
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At the store lately occupied by
II. E. Bailey, next to HaeF. Scaife
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SHERIFF'S SfLES,
FOR JANUARY, 1902.

ARi virtue Of warrant to seize crop under
~ lien. to me directed, will eel at the
Daniel Mosely plantation and at Jonesyille.
in JOnesville township, Union County. ON
Tuesd.y, the 9th day of January, 1892,
during the legal hours Of sale, the following
described personal properly, to wit:
Abont seven hundred rounds Of seed col
ton, about twenty bushels of corn, about
three hundrel bundles of fodder, about
sixty buahels Of cotton seed add balance Of
cotton in the field. Seized under warrant,
and to lc sold as the property of Ch ,rlcy
Farrar, NJ the suit Of Graham & Pool.
j. G. LONG, s. U. C.
Sherift's Office, Union. c. IT., =. e., Dec.
18th, 1891.
Dec 18 81 n
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RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO

CoLUMDA AND GEEESvLLE DIVISION.
Condensed schedule ia effect july eth
1871 "Trsius ran on 10Th Meridian time
NORTH BOUND
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION:
In the. Court Of Common Pleas.
Rufus A. Whitlock, Hainti1.

Rufus A. Whitlock, Plaintiff,
against
Jos. II. McKissick, Administrator of j. H.
Coleman, deceased, PAMELA Coleman,
Desdemona Coleman, J. Thomas Coleman
and Amanda s. Spencer, Rob-. II. Cole
man, John II. Coleman, Reuben C. Cole
man and Paul Coleman, Defendonts.
n obedience to an order made in the
Il above stated case, dated October 10Th,
1891, by His Honor, j. H Hudson, Circuit
Judge, will sell before the Courthouse door
in the town Of Union, between the legal
hours of sale, on Monday, the 4th day of
January, 1892. all the Interest of John II.
Coleman, deceased, in and TO the following
described property to wit:
All that lot II land containing tl.rec fou, tbs
~ acre, more or less, lying, being and ei:u-
ate in the town of Jopesville, in the
county Of Union, State aforesaid, bou nded on
the North by lot of J. E.. Lindsay, East by
lot CT W. f. Altman, South by Church street.
and lot off. l.. McWhrter. and West by
Spart'nburg Union and Columbis railroad,
Known rs the Steam Mill Lot, AMI also the
Steam Mill and Cotton Gin, AMI Grist NJ III
thereon, consisting Of one 1S-horse power
engine, one Circular Saw Mil one CO-saw
Tin ond Condenser; one Cotton Press and
one 5-ton Wagon Scales, with shaftinp, pul.
leys and betting attached. for running said
machinery. and also one Log Wagon.
TERMS OF SALE:
Opc-ha'f cash, the the balance On credit
OF one year, with interest from the day of
sale the credit portion ofthe purchase money
t. be secured by mortgage Of the properly
sold.
C. Ii. PEAKE.
Master for Union County.
Matters Office, Dec l2:h, 1891.
Dec 10 81 a.
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Notice Of Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that on Sat-
~ urday, the 18th day If January, 1892,
final return will be made before Hon.
james NJ. Gee, Judge Of Probate for Union
County, Of John Rodger, as Exccutor Of the
estate Of william L. Palmer, deceased.
As Trustee IF Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mrs.
Amanda Little, Mrs. Nannie st Clair, Addis
Palmer, Ellis Palmer and Mrs Sa,lie Foster.
and apply for Letters Dismissory as trustee
Of the above named persons.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of William Palmer deceased, or against
the Trust estate, Of the above named partic,
arc notified to present them to the under
signed, properly attested, on or before the
above stated date.
JAMES n. RODGER,
LOUIS N. RODGER,
Executors of the will Of John Rodger,
deceased.
Dec l8 81 At
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Notice to Creditors,

4 IL persons holding claims againt the
N estate of Warren Worthy, deceasd, will
please present them, properly proven, to the
undersigned, at Santuc, Union c., s. c.,
and al parties indebted to said estate must
make payment at once, as the es'ate must
be settled up.
JAMES p. JETER,
Ex'r John Il. Jcter, deceased.
Dec IS 81 An
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TAX EXTENSION.

TAX EXTENSION.
TAKES are nav extended, 90, instead Of
4 goinG 10 she Coaaty Treaszrer and pay
Ing yoar tsxes. p"e' posc them for time. and
come to my store whore you will get mo,e
s"'.h- -c-- ----J :s... you ever
dreamed or
I have an excellent array Of New Nuts,
Rsisius, Currants and Citron. Fix., Prunes
and Oranges. Apples aud Candies. IefEer
Two grades Of California Pears. Apricots,
& crriss, dessert and Pie Peaches Roast
and Corned Bc.f. Whole OK and Pig
Tongue Potted and Devillsd Ham and
Tongue. Green Pcss, Tonatoes, Oxra aud
Tom toes, etc., ere.
PLAly AND SELF RAISING BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR.
Plain AL b,ne,ess French Sariine.,
Jams, Marnalad-s, Can'en Ginger Pre-
ssrves. All varieties Of Pickles and sauces.
Extra Fine New Orleans Molasses.
l haze n;s' "reuei up q line Of Fancy
Crackers tha are perfectly lovely.
Ny stock Of heavy Groceries is also COM
plete. Flour. Baco,. Hams. Sugar and C ,fFee
and everything slEs marked on 6,sis of six
cents c'ttjn. rure u,adulterate,i oil 25
cents per gallon. Respectfully,
l.. G. YOUNG.
Dec 1s 81 Il
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DRY GOODS,
~CLOTHINgs;; q;
SHOES, HATS, CAPS ETC,

Winter is here in dead earnest ara keep the
biting cold will want wooen underwear, suit of
clothes pair of Shoes Hat Cap, Oversht Comfort pair
Of Blankets etc. and you cannot these hard tes afford
to pay long time profit what you need you will readily
see that it will pay you to the
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

- hS SCoCS VI COuGu CuTOllIld.
COUNTY OF UNION.
By JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq. Probate Judge.
"HEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, rs
w Clerk Of Court, has male snit To me
to grant him letters of Administration on
the Estate of and effects of Robert Macbeth
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
oil aud singular, the kindred anT creditors
of the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, that
they lie and nppe,r. before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held Mt Un on C. H., South
Carolina, on the 18th day Of January, next.
after publication hereof, at | o'clock in the
forenoon, TO show cause, if aGy they have,
why the said Admiuis' ration should not be
granted.
Given under my '!nl arl seal this 2nd
day of December, Anno d. mini. 1891.
(@>-s1(. -.,vus..u.os sr
Published on tic ith Il Y of Dcc!nf0QNs.
1891, in the Cni"n TIHrs.
Dec - G.
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A BIG INVESTMENT FOR UNION.

A BIG INVESTMENT FOR UNION.
TNHE National Ton,ine Building and l. an
Il Ass ciation, Of Atlanta, Ga. Unequaled
Tor investing and borrowing. 1000 of
ioans already secured Tor Union. lowest
WITH US and you Invest for your own town.
~6A boom not to other towns. Let every citi.
sesT holp the only company that has put
money in, your midst
J. NJ. TANKERSLEY, Agt.
Dec 20 so 2,*
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SLEErIyG CAR SERVICE

- Taains 10 aud 1G ore Daily between
,Chsrlesto and Cincinnati
SLEErING CAR SERVICE
On trains Is and lG Pullman Buffet Sleep-
ers between Charleston, s. c., and Cincin.
nati, Ohio, via Atlantic Coast Line. Columbi,
Asheville, Paint Rock, Morristown, Knox
VIE, Je'lico and Junction City wi hout
change
j. A. DODSON, JAS. L.. TAyLon
suPt Gen Pass Agt
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NEW YORK RACKET

for what you buy. We have TIME LOSSES make up
therefore afford to sell much than competitors
Strictly cash. quick sales, and close profit is the wsy
we do business We buy goods that con sell them
at about what other merchants pay for theirs. -,
We have just received big lot of sample Shirts Draw
ers, which marked at and Jobbega To close
lot of sample Hats, have cut the price to onehalf
Full stock Brogan for rs cents .A-~>
Pant Jeans, cents yard, On up to the very best.
: Good Soda, i cents pound
1000 Matches for cents ~
papers of Pins for cents
papers of Needles for cents
Good calico % cents ayard.
Good Bleaching Al cents q yard
Ladies Hose Cotton and annc from Gets pair to 75cts
Mems Hose from sets up.
Overshoes from 25 cents up
1t will pay you t9 look through stock whether YOU
need anything not
Attentive statesmen will take pleasure in showing you
through.
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LA PALMERA DE PLATA

La sonora condesa estaba en- su gabi-
nete roio, tapizado por un artista de
Paris con sencillez lujosfsima.
Las paredes Sc revestfan de raso q
pliegues perpendiculares fernando un
encanonado. Sc alzaban en- los rinco-
mes enormes tibores del Jap5n, con sus
incrustaciones de orc paGdo su esmal-
te de suaves colcres. La silleria era
dorado, estilo Luis XVI, Y del mismo
caracter un templete cubierto por un
espeio circular, sobre el cual navegaba
un immense cisne de cristal de Bohe-
mia, lleno de flores raras V frescas
FL techo resplandecia con una hermosa
pintura, que 6guraba la escena de Me
lusina sorprendida en- Ell bano con sus
n$yades.
Nadie podrfa entrar ALI sin hacer ell
feo sucio contraste que hace un mos
con sobre una rosa de Alexandria.
Nadie. -. 81 no es la sonora condesa.
Era su gabinete favorito; en- los ratios
en- que su aburrimiento no la obligaba
a gnardar CANA. cogfa una novela fran
cesa de ultima moda enyolylase en- su
bata de encajes y Sc encerraba en- aquel
preeioso camar1n, mas que a leer bus
car ideas tipos con quienes sonar. No
leia mucho tempo de seguido; veces
tardaba dos horas en- una sola pagina /;
otras pasaba hoias y hoias febrilmente
Y conclufa ell tomo en- cinco minutes;
no pocas ell libro Sc la Gaia de la ma
no quedaba con los oios fjos en- ell
techo, como 81 Sc gozase en- la sorpresa
de las ninfas pintadas y en- la indigna-
ci6n de Melusina. Pero siempre con
clufa por leyantarse de los almohado-
nes rojos en- que estaba reclinada y
decir:
-iOhi iQue existencia tan intole-
rable! Como me fastidio!
I Sc paseaba como una pantera por
el gabinete. Que dolor, aburrirse asi
una mujer tan hermosa, tan joven, tan
elegante! iObjeto de La envidia y de la
admiration UNIVERSAL
Pero va Sc We: todas las emociones,
todos los placeres, todos les deseos pa
saban por su imagination por su
alma, como pasaban las nubes refejan-
dose en- un lago.
Para con lleyar esta brillantisima
existencia tenfa que inventar un capri
cho diario; mas era tan desgraciada que
apenas inventaba uno. todos, su esposo,
sus amigos Y sus servidores, apresura
banse satisfacerle
Porque era casada Su esposo era
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-01

fue arrancador del cielo por el siglo
XVIII. FL Siglo XIX no podfa ser
menos que el siglo del tel6grafo!
La electricidad yacia muda, recogida
en- 81 misma, como los entes puros, il
America la enseno q hablar con su ex-
preston polfglota-
El TELEGRAPH no parece el invento De
un hombre, sino Ia creaci6n de un dios.
Las aves de mar deian atras los bu-
ques de yapor. las de terra 4 los ferro
carriles, ell trueuo ensordece al canon,
Ell sol apaga la luz artificial. ell diaman-
te averguenza q La cristalerfa pero, u.
ell aguila en- Ell silencio de las montanasi
nj Ell leon en- las soledades del desierto.
nj ell trueno en- las sombras de La tor
menta laHzan su voz magnf6ca, con la
rapidez y la potencia de La palabra es-
piritualizada, como en- el cerebro, en- Ell
alambre el6ctrico, encanto y compaIle-
70 de la luz, que e. Ia obra mas fna de
la naturaleza.
Con un punto de apoyo, Arquimedes
Sc atrevfa 4 mover ell mundo: con un
punto de apoyo la humanidad de este
siglo podria mandar una oraci6n en
busca de Dios, por todos los ambitos
del infnito.
Ell siglo Sc va, 81 todo 10 absolute
debe ser misterioso: 81 ell ignorado autor
de La creaci6n debe permanecer oculto.
Y replegarse ante al avance de las cria-
turas, en- los terminus increados donde
la vida Sc apaga, como ell sonido en- el
vacfo. aproveche la humanidad la fuga
del espiritu del siglo. dnico apoyo que
la eternidad le ofrece, Y envfe a Dios,
con su voz electrica esta oracion lac6ni-
ca y sublime: :" Salve y huye p
JOSE DE DIEGO.
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Y sera iusto.

Y sera IGsto.
Porque 81 pluma. 81 pluma vinfcola
corri6 primero en- EE Clam0r, despues en-
La Toz del Pueblo v luego en- Caparra.
a Ia sombra de los arboles anosos, 4 la
vera De los pedruzcos yenerandos.
Y contra los tres inmensos amores
-La region. Ia nGci05sGIidad y Ia rd<a
espdHola-no admite reticencias ell flo
SOTO.
FL, solo 81, tiene autorizaci6n para
decir que la nacionalidad es grande por
sus vinos. mas que por sus Yates y sus
heroes
En- otros labios seria una blasfemia:
en- labios suyos es----- una gracia
Cualquiera sabe, ipardiezl
A menos de ser un zote,
Que no es grande un Don Qtyote
Cuando hay uvas en- Jerez.
Habiendo desUanecido ga las d,tdas que
pltdieraN aLbergarse en- et dniDO de ciertos
tanGticos. tiranos de Ia causa deplocydtica.
sobre su alta fgura politica. sobre sus
m6ritos literarios sobre ei c,tmplunien-
to de stts deberes, el mancebo Contreras
da por conclusa su mission. asegurando
que no defcnderd ss p0bre pensanieHto de
Caparra.
Perfectamente.
La posteridad le reserva sus aplausos
y los vinicultores de la Rioja, Malaga.
Valdepenas y el Priorato le rinden tri-
buto de admiration expontanea.
Y 4 su fama de escritor
Que no Sc eclipsa janAs,
Anaden un timbre mas:
Ell timbre de catador.
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-
rreros somos la primer naciou
del mundo por uuestros vinos.
j. Contreras Ramos.
Caparra, Is de Octubre de 1892.
Y dice ahora el literato Contreras
dirigiendose q nosotros:
&C. Fuf Caparra en- cumplimiento de
un deber ineludible."
Sin duda Sc refere al deber que tene-
mos todos los espanoles, de amar d Ia
region con l0csera, ii Ia naci0ndIidad con
delirio d Ia ra=a con tanatismo, de
hacer Ell reclamo al vino clarete de
Izquierdo.
Al escribir en- barbecho
Este joven bachiller
Puede estar muy satisfecho:
Ha ejercido su derecho
Y ha ctmpEido SO deber.
LA DEMoCRACIA creia que Espana
vale mas por sus poetas Y por sus que
rreros que por sus yinos.
FL Datriota Contreras cree 10 contra
rio.
Como que asf 10 deduce de esa htni-
a0Sa literatiara naciondl, dofade tattO ha
aprendido
Sea en- buen bora V que este le sir
va de PREF en- su historic de escritOr que
no refuge Ia l'tch0. que recoje eE gtante y
que a6rma. sin embargo, su prop6sito
de no iasistir n7ds en- Ell Gsunt0.
Nos ocurre en- este instante,
Copiar la fabula aneia.
Diciendo al que asf nos deja:
Gracias, se7ior elefante."
No discutimos nosotros la vida publi-
ca, nj La vida privada del pensador Con-
treras.
Nos pareci6 un exabrupto aquello de
la gloria nacional que surgfa de las bo-
degas v de los lagares, y sencillamente
10 declaramos urbi ct orbe.
Lo cual no impedira nunca que el
publicista Contreras
Hoy como aver, Dlaf7ana como hoy
Y sienlpre igitGt
sea deD'6crata, republicano y p0r ende aW-
t0HomiStd.
Hace muy bien V Ell pals seloagradece-
ra, por mas que esos datos no le conven-
zan de que el mosto es superior 4 la Ira
v La espada.
Mas tarde, en- el porvenir
Cuando estas cosas oigamos
Solo habremos de decir:
-Salud a Contreras Ramos.
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A los Sres. prOpietariOs

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Que e1ercen.
Los senores propietarios, De Ponce 8 de
cualquier punto de II iSla. que deseen ocupar-
les, pueden estar segurOs De que les dejaran
satigfechOs.
refeFencias de cue daran rax6n En- esta impren-
ia de Ia DEAOCRACIA.
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trda--O Okmrsa DSriast 81 sebnstadw C0l6sa. Elsas
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