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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
La Dernocracia

no turban tu eontento
nj los embatea de- viento,
D el estruendo de Iss olas.
Y, presa en- diyinos IaEos,
vas llevando tn baTguilla,
, suefias con los abTaEOs
de los dulcfsimos brazos
que te esperRn en- Ia Orilla
IDulce soflarl fQuien dirfa
que tan hermOso sonar
ep tn inOcente algeria
no ha de tener Jay, Maria!
un heFmOso despeTtaT.---l
Mas Detente, pensamientO;
no vaya 4 turbar tu calma
Mi TudO cansad0 acentO.
iQue ha de eDtender 10 que siento
quien tiene viFgen el Rlmaf
Quien exenta de dolores
y de mnndanOs agravios
sOio escucha los rumores
dc Ia brisa entire las flores
y del beso entire los labi0s
adelanta sonreids
pOrque entire flores besOs
plsa serena Ia vida
y encuentran dicha cumplida
los infantiles excesosi
La que sabiendo aentir
Nd sabe 10 que es pensar,
no puede defnir
Ell que consiste ell sufriF,
Ell que cOnsiste el llorar.
iAlma ipocente que juega
con las ondas del tOrrente
en- que ignOra que navega,
y s la cOrFiente Sc entTegs
sin tenor la cOrTieDte!
iCoraz6n sencilIo buenOl
Bien cOmprendO que no sabes,
q los pesares ajeno
que hay en- la vida venenO
y padecimientOs gravesl
Que no aIcanza to raE6n
que son enganO mentira
el placer y la Illusion
iHalagadOrR invencioD
dol eOraz6n que suspiral
Que es IN misterio 90 funda
la vida que tanto amamos
y en- que el dOlOr tant0 abunda,
en- la eteTns baraunda
or que tOdos nos mezclamOs.
Todos, porque no hay repar0,
y este los tOntOs cOnsuela,
creyendO ell prodigiO rarO:
LOS paluFdos con descarO
= los sabiOs con cautelR.
IBurla en- que iuega el decorOl
COmedia de tOma daca
en- que alternan sin desdOrO
juntos al cObre oil OrO,
ia chaqueta y la casacai
iEmbolismO indefnible!
Negra nOche, Opuestas sendas- -----
10 ignoredO, 10 inereible.
kLO compreDdes7 lImposiblei
ri quieTa DiOs que 10 eutiendss.
Son pensamieDtos malditOs
que atOrmentan sin cesar
y ensOrdecen con sus gritOs,
tai vez pintandO delitOs
dOnde hay virtud que admirar.
DOnde hay honradez sin tacha,
cOrRz0n Tecto, cOnciencia
q prueba de brisa racha,
que q veces miente la facha
y He engafia la experiencia.
POrque en- esta confusion
de los malos los buenos
nadie sabe, en- conclusion,
81 be de los mas Ia raz6n
D si existe entire los menOs.
POr ESQ ante tn algeria
hice el voto, no me pesa,
de brindarte mi pOesfa.
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COrTemOs Abril, Maria:
he cumplido mi promesa.
EIeuteFtO LugO.
Abri. de 1890.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

Ell AlcohoIado GateH ha sido reconocido
pOr infuidad de peTsOnas que 10 ban usado
como e mejor anti-reumaticO es un YER
dadero especfico contra los dolores de Ca
beza, como 10 prueban numerOsos certih-
cadOs tantO de los sefores. M6dicos como de
partioulares, los que acredtan su gTen 6x-
citO.
Usese sin reparo quedaran cOnvencidos
como 10 estAn va todos los que 10 han usadO.
Para evitar falsificaciones que TecaeIfan en-
peTjuicio del pdblieo, debe exgirse sobre el
tap6n de csda botella IN sellito que dice Al
cOholGdo GnteH, csFsciendo de este debe
rechazarse como no legltimo, igual cuando
ilev6ndole tuviese alguna fractuIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
RE RT Es

Solo es verdaderO escavo 81 que se vende
si mismo.
Maestro ipter6s axige que dnioament0 con-
femos en- los hombres de pFobada virtud.
Los pensamientos mas sublimes son NADIA
81 sc expresan NAL.
El hombre prudsnte sabe pedir COnsejO Y
saguirlo.
Una DANA puede ser amable Sin ser her-
mnsaj pero es raro que 10 sea sin cultura su
espfritu.
La ambicon, prsvis0ra, sacrifca al pOr-
venir el pTesente; In voluptuosidad, cieRa,
saeTifca al presente el porvenir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
EN- Ell MES DE ABRIL
"A n'i 7istinguida amiga Ia se5Orita Marta
lLasunaris, con motiUo de Ia Hegada
de su prop1etidO
INEDITA

INEDITA
Era Ia nOche; al mirarte
20 no sc 10 que sentfa
con ell placer de esouoharte,
te prometf cantarte
pOr festejar to algeria.
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Bien 10 recuerdo; me hablaste
con entusiasmO febril;
tus ilusiOnes pintaste
con dulzuTa nOmbraste
Ell dOridO mes de Abril.
Me dijiste que to mente
lfmpidO espaeiO fngfa
en- que Abril resplandeciente,
como IN astro refulgente
puro & 10 lejOs lucia.
Que era IN cielo tn conciencia,
que ell astro peregrinO
alumbraba tn existencia
para librar tn inOcenoia
de las zarzas del caminO.
Que, 81 iluchaste, en- la liza
halo tn dulee cODfianza
ell tempo que SO desliza,
como IN iris que Tealiza
los suefiOs de Ia espersnEa.
Que eras la blanca palOma
leios del hogar querido
cue el amor nutre y aroma,
que Abril era Ia Iona
en- que fabricaste ell nidO.
Que entire perfumadas flores,
con inocentes empenOs
discurrian sedUctOres
ol angel de tus amoTes
junto al Angel De tus suefios.
Que amOres y suefiOs son
On In mar em bravecida
la brdiula el tim6n
cuando abaten la illusion
las toTmentas de la vida.
Que en- elias tn pensamiento
discurre cantandO q aOlas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

Dentro de cuatro seis dfas llegaran esta
ciudsd los doctores en- medlciBa don Fran
cisco y don Jaime Fdster, especialistas en-
las Intermediates del peehO y-del est6mago.
Nuestros informes de Mayag0ez. dOnde los
senOres Fuster han realizado adnirsbles y
rapidas oaraciDnes, nos hacen esperRr que
en- Ponce obtendran ell mismO satisfactOrio
resQltado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
Sc alquiIa

IA CASA n6mero Is Dc la Gale dc Ia Con
cordia;. dirigirse don Ioaquib Aguayo.
I-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

En- la tarde de aver Sc di6 seputura al ca
daver de la respectable sonora dofia Rita
Romero, viuda del senior don Antonio Albizu.
. Maestro p6same todos los deudos de la
finada matrOna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

FL senior don Luis Porrata Doria Sc sirve
participarnos, por atenta circular, que SO ha
tornado esta plaza una soeiedad mercan-
til en- comandita, q la cual pertenecen, como
coma nditaTias, las sefOTas dOfR Dolores r.
de Romero doha MaTcelina Romero de
Pando, y como dnico gerente ell mismO sefior
Porrata.
Dicha circular trae fecha 10 de Enero.
Deseamos q Ia nueva sociedad grandes y
prOductivOs negOci0s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

Han regresado de su excursion por Ia re-
pUbiica haitiana nuestro buen amigo don
Victor Deiannoy ysu hijo Emilio.
DesembarearOn en- MayagdeE y se dlrl-
giran Guayama.
Dsmoses nuestra afectuosa bienvenida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20
NOTECHAs

Sc nos asegura que aver fu6 aprehendido
en- IA Capital un sujetO HObre el que recaen
vehenl sntes sospechas en q Fobo que Sc per
petr6 bace poc0s dias en- "a caaa del senior
Toro Lara, De esta eiudad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

Los incondicionales mayaguezanos piden
que sean excludes del censO para diputado
d c6rtes, TREINTA CUATRo eleetores auto
nomistas de aqnel distrito.
FL vapor FerGcrus lleva 4 Barcelona On
joven puertorriqueno de pOrveniT on el artO
pict6rico.
Mario Brau, eli simpatico dibujante de ell
PWert0- Rico ale0re, va buscar go Europa
elementos para cultivar sns magaf1oas apti-
titudes.
Que vuelva cargado de laureles el inteli-
gente compatriota.
Ha muerto en- Yauco ell antique captain
de milicias don Francisco Diaz Besno.
Su entierro fu6 muy concuTrido Y le hizO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

-Catalepsia (poesfa), por don Salvador Rue
da.-Un Trio (novela corta). por don A.
Pousehkine. Blanca Joaqujn0 (poesia),
por don Jose A Dauh6n.- Un noUeIista cWbG-
no, por don Leo Queanel.-i Sin Dote (tra-
duc6n), por la seferita Carmela Eulate.-
Letras Artes en- Parts, por don Leopoldo
Garcia Ram6n.-EI alma (de Sully Prud
honme), por la selorlta Manuela Eulate.-
La BaRderG (Poetefil. por doo Manuel San
chez PesqUera. BibIiografGa y nOtas IiterG-
ri0S, pOr don Manuel Fernandez JuncOs."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

Contnda ell sefor BobadiIla ocupado dill
gentemente en- la inspection de las escuelas,
demOstrando en- esa lahOriosa tarea el inteT6s
que le inspiran los progresses de la ensenanaa
primaria ell prestigiO Y perfecconamient0
del profescradO escOlar.
Lo dicho: esperamos yer el resnltado de su
vista en- esta ciudad para dar conocimiento
de ella q nuestTos lectores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

Ag0tada Ia edici6n del folletitO tituIado
PARA UN PALACIO UN CARIBE, Y sien-
do varios los pedidos que Sc hacen esta
casa editora, Sc hara una nueva edici6n,
siempre que de los pue5lCs Sc envfen relacio-
nes nOminales do peTsonas que esteu dis
pUestas suscribirse por IN nIimero de ejem
plares, raz6n de 25 centavOs HnO, franco
de porte. Tan pronto teDgamos en- cartera
Dotas por siquiera 200 ejemplares, SO proce-
dera a la reimpresi6n del tan solicitado fo-
lleto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-02-20

Los pensamientoa mas sublimes aon NADIA
III se expresan NAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

II 10 10 be hoped that one Of the great parties
vii get . majority Of the electoral votes, and
that the selection Of President viii not be left
10 handful Of Weaver electors or to . House
Of Representatives, concerning the constitu-
tionAlisy Of whose composition without the ad-
ditional Representatives allotted under the re-
cent census serious question has been
raised Weaver IL conceded the Ne
vsda electors 80 and has . good chance
TO win Colorado a.. Nsbraska 90, four
in Minnesota and one in Oregon. Other
western votes are claimed for him with
more OF less confidence. A result Of the bal
losing. which would give him the balance OF
power In the electoral college, would be no
more extraordinary and unexpected than .
clear victory for Harrison or Cleveland. The
failure Of Harrison TO secure . majority Of the
electoral votes would at FIRST glance seem to
mean the certain victory Of Cleveland by the
vote Of the House of Representatives But it has
been intimated BY some Of the third party
leaders that some Of the Weaver electoral votes
would be thrown for Harrison necessary TO
defeat Cleveland The failure of either Cleve-
land or Harrison TO get q clear majority Of the
electors vated for today would, therefore. re-
suit in a Competitive scramble between republic
cans and dem ocrxts for the Weaver electors, in
which previous party affiliations. promises Of
action on the silver coinage question and
perhaps superior pecuniary temptations ad-
dressed to individuals might decide the
votes % these electors Or If they held to Weaver
indifferent a. TO whether or not their course
would elect Cleveland, the House, alleged to be
unconstitutional IN its make up, would be made
the srbiter. Let NJ hope that one candidate
vii have a clear majority. We want no repeti-
ton in any shape Of the experiences of 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08
This 1. election day. The day when millions

This 10 election day. The day when millions
Of men will shout themselves hoarse for the
candidate who will be defeated and when other
millions will Temporarily lose their voices
through efforts 10 glorify the victor and his
cause; when the hopes Of one party, perhaps
two. will be crushed for four year,. All over
the grea. geographical area Of the United States
there IA noise and enthusiasm and scheming.
In the cities the clamcr Of the multitudss has
drowned the hum Of commercial industryy In
the country there h forgetfulness - to crops
and H. iferencs IN all matters that are nom
political Everywhere except in this city there
Is more or less Of disturbances; here only Ia
there absolute calm. It may be that the silence
viii be fractured even In Washington before
midnight, but the chances that nothing
more vital viii be broken
For the political parties there is nothing more
70 do than await the returns. Each, according
10 its supporters, has conducted q brilliant and
magnificent campaign. has shaken the strong
holds Of corruption and foulness to their
foundations, has assaulted every position held
by the frightened enemy. has found encourage
men, in every act Of Its opponsnts, and Is nov
confident OF the victory that must come to the
only party that has for Its object the purifcs-
uOn on tne oa1iot, VIC oP2Aene u
manhood. ths enlargement Of American institu-
lions and increased prosperity for the entire
nation
In recent presidential contests the public has
never had to watch closely more than two or
three doubtful ststss and on the results In thoss
commemorative the popular verdict has hinged.
but today the dubiOusness Is so widely scattered
as 10 make probable general attack OF mental
strabismus These uncertain spots have all
been indicated by The Stars special CORE
spondents, and when the period Of doubt has
given place to the first moment Of certainty the
same faithful chronielers will. through the same
medium. spread abroad the truth, and great
crowd will this evening read the news as 1t Is
displayed in front Of The STAR Office.
Since the incoming Of civil service reform the
Inhabitants Of this city view with but little up
prehsnsion the coming of election day and its
inevitable Successor-the fourth day OF the
March following. There is no good reason why
sny washin y;Onian should permit himself to be
unduly excited. and the probabilities are that
there viii be an entire absence of anything more
harmful than the noises without which true
partisanship seems to be as nothing
There will be no real reason for national
grief. no matter which organization comes out
on TOP. Whatever party wins the greatest re-
public in all history will continue to do bust
ness at the old stand, and the prosperity which
comes Of intelligent industry will be ours TO a
greater degree than ever. Even the collapse OF
q political party could not more than moments-
rily disturb the national equilibrium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

Bismarck has again heated the waters of po-
htie.l controversy in Germany. When the eI-
chancellor fails 70 perform this task it may be
rscsoned an OF day in the fatherland. He en-
j1ys It. Perhaps the Kaiser does not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

Fifteen republican registered voters at the
New Haven hospital are quarautined, it is said,
on account OF the smallpox scare, and II the
nutmeg state Is close enough FOR their votes to
decide the result there may be a chance for an
other contested election case exceeding IN in
tsresi the las; state election there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

Tom Watson b reported threatening to
burn has town down The firing OF town -
the result Of the Hring Of Congressman 10 an
.Keeedin gly bad precedent 10 establish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

The cholera Supsnded proceedings before and
the grip postponed Its promised visit until after
eIectior- Both the spidsmics evidently recos-
nize . bag institutions when they zee IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

The world viii know in the morning, per-
haps tonight. the ..las Of Mr.. ClevelAnd's re-
cent rsm>zh that Mr.. Whitney 10 the greatest
politician Of the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

The election bet has for . time supsrssdsd
even the allurements Of policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

TEE srAR win conduct campaign Of educa-
ton on its own account with the aid Of a stere-
op.ieon and an extensive and reliable election
news service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

50 far - can be iudged from . Washington
si.rd-point. Uncle Jerry Rusk, a. director Of
the weather, has seen the duty of staunch re-
puk.iczn and done it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

IL viii be about all the Telegraph wires can
do 20 carry the news tonight. Sincere express
sions Of feeling would in some cases probably
burn them out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

Tho quietness Of the campaign makes the
election sxcitemsns all the more effective by
contrast
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

Brksrless, gAsiess, incorporates, street car
lees. the crescent city Of New Orleans feels her
sek on the wane pending the strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

TAs weather prop hst says tkas it 10 to be I.
cold day In he northwest. For Harrison or
for Cieveland7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

The local politicians have done nobly all that
they o,uld do. Today their part 10 the leading
heavy standing sround
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

Tbs curtain fall. ct last On The spssaasular
Sop performsness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

Homestead will now have an opportunity to
ssnrs from politics-
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p. D." CoRsrrs.
EXTRA LONG WHITE ooUTII-sL.7n
WHITE COUTIL-satiAe bound-e2.25
No. 24S-wHITE sATINE-s2 So
No. 97-wHITE sATINE - extra long
1925
No. e7-BLAcK ITALIAN cLoTH-ss6o
DR WAasER,s CoRsErs
''oYPsY"-Black-regulsr q auality-rs-
duced to IS cents.
coRALINE tNo. 1913, IMPROVED
long-e1.
w. G. c. CoRsErs.
ROYAL woRcEsTER"-....n..s ,.r. long
and hish bust-s1.75.
ROYAL WORCESTER"-silk pongee--e3 CO.
Misses, AND CH11pRRNs WA1srs
The ''FERRIs" are 5oc. 75c. s5c and e.
The DOUBLE We" are 6oc. and So
Ask At the CORSET counters for The psculiarities
each Our .ssstants viii willingly point them out
you
you are not comfortable In those you are wsarin
change to one or the other Of thsss None Of
hish-but wouldn't dare to carry any cheaper ones
That 10 ths bait worthlessness always uses. "
We offer you.
PERRrs.
NINTH AND THE AVENUE
EstablshsdlS<o Tslsphons GAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-08

Tononnow.
GaAsD Orrs,xo Exrou.r,os
AND
SPECIAL SALE
Or
GSEs GAARRssIIFFSSssEE
Fop
FALL AND WINTER o. 92-93.
This season marin the high tide Of ''prsss En-
beliishnsat" popularity. and ~ fsminin. interest
play IL is not apt To do later. The prsvaninS
fashion demands that every well dressed lady have
more les embslIi.hmsnt to her so~n. In all that
10 rt0h and proper prepared 70 help yoa meet
tia. demand We went direct 70 PARIS. where those
dainty. szquiass thnxs ere m.As carefully selected
them ourselves and submit them to you for inst
what they srs-tAs scmS Of refinement. seyis and
bsssss-Parisian to the last thread. showing IN
originality. delicacy Characteristic Of the French
They have quality. too. We cannot print
their richness. Hundreds Of novelties. the
shades and styles Of which srs not only new.
but have unusual Individuality and bear the
msrks Of e1clnsiveness Altogether they form col.
lection At es;e.si,e. sarsed. uniqus This par
tal list VIII give you IN mixing Of the Incompatible
assortment:
imported zousvs Jschsss srochsssd and
yet combtned
Jet Eson Jacket Fronts
81. 70 and s1L co.
JET Zousvs Jsckssa
-s12 CO.
Jet Bodicsa-
-slsoso $500
Pearl BodicsA
Black SILK Eton Jacket Fronts
-so. rs and s7.oo-
Black SIX eirdles
-5oc.. &C.. 81. 10 and s2O-
colorsd SIX eirdlsa.
SOC. and 96c.-
Braided Velvet Zouavs Fronts. Russian
cOloring and design. Blue. gray. green.
black. tan and brown.
tito
Russian Band Gimps. inches wide
-sI65 I'd
Russian Band Pssssmenterie. 1 to ~
Soc. to q. rs yard
Jet Passamen,sris. straight and scroll de-
sign. to inches wide.
Pearl Passamenteris. with and without
gilt. 4 to IL inches wide.
~. . ann,
Black snk P.sssnsatsrie. / to 3inehss
VIDE
-.5c. TO s4.oo I'd
"'o >s-o ID
colored Beaded Psssamsnssrss. u to
inches vida
-5oo to o. 5ou-
90 md '0' %