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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-26
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-13
CHEAP HOMES FOR MILLIONS.

In order TO meet The cousta 1tly growing
demands which come from every quarter
Of the uor,b. east and vast, for reduced
rates, to enable the farmer, the emigranl
and the capitalist to visit the Southwest
and particularly Texss, the
MISS URI KANSAS & TEXAS RAILWAY
have determined to sell tickets on August
Both, September 9th and October 26tb,
from points north, east and vest, to all
points on it's main line in Missouri and
Kansas, south of Cliotou, No., and all
points in the state of Texas, at the ex-
tremeiy low rates of one fare for the round
trip, god TO return % dsye from date Of
sale.
The reports which come f'ow Texas oil
the prodiRious prospective yields in The
crops for the present. season, - we'll - those
for several previous years, together With
the severity Of the winters in the northern
and western states for several years past
will induce many 10 locate on the tun-
kissed pr.iries Of this favored land during
the coming fall. Nov 10 your opportunity
Ora il while il 10 yet within your reach.
Eos further information 10 to route.
rates, maps, tine tables, etc. call on or ID
dress GBo. A. McNUTr,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
1914 Union Ave. Kansas City, No.
WALTER Il GRAHAM
Geul Ticket Agent, Parsons, Kan.
E B. PARKER,
General Passenger Agent,
500 Chestnut street, St. LOUIS, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-13
KILLED ON A TRAIN.
A Deadly Shooting Array Near Bonner
springs. Kansas. -->-e

A Deadly Shooting ARRAY Near Bonner
springs. Kansas. --.-e
TorEKA, Kan, Sept IA. W. Harris
and Harlan Lowe. both from the In
dian territory, became acquainted in
Kansas City yesterday. Among other
purchases by Lowe in that city was a
revolver. Last night the two started
for home.
Near Bonner Springs Lowe went out
on the platform of the car to shoot at
the telegraph poles. The train men
tried to stop him, but were unsuccess-
full and the passengers finally went to
their assistance. Harris remarked
that he knew Lowe and. after a half
dozen passengers had failed to quiet
him, vent out on the platform alone
In few minutes Harris rushed into
the car with Lowe in pursuit. flourish
ing his revolver above his head. Sud-
denly he brought it down and shot
Harris in the breast About twenty
passengers were in the smoking car at
the time and they were panic stricken.
Lowe pulled the bell cord. jumped
from the train, walked back to
Bonner Springs and bought a ticket
for Topeka over the Union Pacific
road. lie got off the train at the
North Topeka depot and showed his
revolver to q number of street urchins,
saying that he had shot q man. The
boys reported to passing patrolman,
who arrested him and he was placed
in Jail
Lowe declares that Harris struck
him while they were on the platform
Harris was taken to Christ's hospital
here but died within two hours.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-13
THE LINE OF LAKES

The above name has been applied to the
WISCONSIN, Central Lines on account Of the
large number Of lake. AMI summer resorts
tributary - its lines Among some OF the
well.knovu summer resorts are Fox 10 ,
Ill Bake Villa, Ill, Waukeshs, MuA~o-
nsgo, Cedar Lake, Neenab, Wsupaca.
Field, Butternut and Ashland, Ms.
These lakes sbound in nnmer 'us species Of
6sh, such as black bass, rock ba.s, picAersl,
pike, perch, muskallogne, while sportsmen
will find a. abundance Of game, such %
duck., geese, quail, soipe. etc. 10 the
grandeur Of her scenery. tie charming
besuty If her rustic Landscape and the
rare peif elton Of her summer climate, the
State Of Wisconsin ia acknowkfged to BE-
without peer in the Union. Her fame %
. refreshing retreat for the overheated
careworp inhabitants Of the great cities du.
rioe the midsummer months, has extended
.outhvard a. far - the Gulf of Mexico
and eastward to The Atlantic.
Pamphlets giving valuable information
can be obtained free upon application ia
T. L Shortell. depot 81 Louis. No, o!
James c. Pond general passenger and
icket agent, Chicsg ,. Ill. 7-19 vtf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-13
from him has been abundantly justi-

from him has been abundantly justi-
fed"
The Public Schools.
The approval SO heartily given by
the convention to all those agencies
which contribute to the education of
the children Of the land was worthily
bestowed and meets my hearty APP
prevail as does also the declaration as
/ to liberty Of thought and conscience
, and the separation of church and
state.
On the immigration question the
letter says: "'The industrious and
self-respecting. the lovers of law and
liberty. should be Disseminated from
the pauper. the criminal and the an
archist. who come only to burden and
disturb our communities Every ef.
fort has been made to enforce the
laws and some convictions have been
secured under the contract labor law"
The general condition of our coun-
try is one of great prosperity. Tho
blessing of God has rested upon our
fields and upon our people The
annual value OF our fereigu commerce
has increased more than $500. 900. 600
over the average for the preceding ten
years, and more than SelO. 0O0. 600 over
1880. the last year unaffected by the
new tariff.
Our exports in 1892 exceeded those
Of 1890 by more than S172. 600, 900 and
the annual average for ten years by
s265. 600, 600 Our exports of bread
stuffs increased over those Of 1890 more
than sl44, 900, 900; Of provisions over
81, 900, O00. and Of manufacturers, over
SIS. 900, 600.
The merchandise balance of trade in
our favor in 1892 was So0a, 944, 34s.
The Democratic party offers q pro-
gramme Of demolition. The protect
i've policy-to which all business, even
that of the importer. is now adjusted
the reciprocity policy, the new
merchant Marie, are all to be de-
Eolished-not gradually. not taken
{ down, but blown up To this pro-
gramme Of destruction it has added
one constructive feature-the re-estab-
, lishment Of state banks Of issue.
The policy of the Republican party
is, on the other hand, distinctively a
policy of safe progression and devel-
opment-of new factories, new mar
kets and new ships 1t will
subject business to no perilous changes
but offers attractive opportunities for
expectation upon familiar lines Very
respectfully yours,
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-13
THIS Is PRETTY GOOD.

Mr.. John C. Goodwin, . carpenter Of
Dsnville, ILL.,, writes: about two weeks
ago heavy saw log fell upon nv foot very
badly crushing il, so that was unable to
walk At sll. / cent for bottle Of Billiards.
Snow Liniment and kept my foot well sat
ura,ed With il. II 10 nov two weeks since
this happened. and nv foot ia nearly we'll
and I am 1t work. Hal not used Snow
Eminent should have ben lxid up a
least two months. For healing Wounds,
Sprains, Sores aod Bruises /, hiss no equsl.
No inf smmstion csn exist where snov
Linimeut is used. You can use this let
ter"
Beware Of al white Eminent substituted
for S,ov Liniment. There is no other
Linimens like Ballads Snow Liniment.
Sold by WIN. Bard.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-13
Specimen Cases.

$ II. Clifford, New Csssel Wis.,, va.
sronb'ed with Ntura'gis ard Rheumatism
his Stomach was disordered, his Liver va.
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell Away, and he WIS terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Tire. bottles Of E
liz 4;uers cured him.
Ewlrd Shepber', Harrisburg, Ill had
rrnning scr. on his le; Of eight yesn
:a-tipg. Uaed ih,e. bottles Of Electric
BIZ. rs and sewn boxes Of Bucklsn's Ar
MICA Sslve. and his leg il sound and veil
john Speaker, Cstawb', O., had five large
Fev,' sorss on his leg, doctors said he wat
incur bic. One bottle E!ec rio Bi,ters and
one box Arnict S-lve cured HIM entirely
sol a. Meriz 3 Hale's.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-13
Prssidsnt Ha rrlson's Plans.

WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-According to
present advices President Harrison
will leave Loon Lake early next week
He will take special train over the
New York Central railroad, which will
stop long enough for him to address
the citizens of Pottsdam, Canton,
Oydensburg. Watertown, Utica and
Herkimer. and probably several other
points before reaching New York
From the latter city the president Is
expected to come direct to Washington
over the Pennsylvania railroad, reach
ing here in time to take part in the
Grand Army encampment
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tnaL protective OutleS are UucOnStltu.
tional-high protection, low pro-
lection all unconstitutional.
A Democratic congress holding this
view cannot enact, nor q Democratic
president approve, any tariff schedule.
the purpose or effect of which
Is to limit importations or
to give any advantage to
an American workman or producer.
A bounty might, judge. be given to
the importers under this view of the
constitution. In order to increast inn
portations, and SO the revenue-for
revenue only"-is the limitation.
Reciprocity. of course. falls under
this denunciation, for its object
is not revenue, but the promotion
of commercial exchanges, the profits
Of which go wholly to our producers.
This destructive, un-American doc
trine was not held or thought by the
historic Democratic statesmen, whose
fame as American patriots has reached
this generation-certainl not by JET.
ferson or jackson.
This mad crusade against American
shops, the epithets applied to Ameri-
can manufacturers, the persistent dis
belief of every report Of the opening
Of . tin plate mill, or IN increase Of
our foreign trade by reciprocity are q
surprising as they are discreditable.
Production Of Tin Plate.
Once or twice in our history the pro-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-09-13

The Rev. DR.. Shuck of Fayetse, 10
the son of the G,st missionary to
China and was himself born in that
country.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue o.
an order Of the probate court Of Petit
county, Missouri, made on the 9th day Of
Angus, 1892, the undersigned public I'D.
=, illustrator for said county, has taken
charge Of the estate Of William Vinson
deceased.
All persons having claims agairs, said
estate are quued 10 exhibit them to me
for allosance within one year after the
date Of said letters, or they may BE- preclu-
ded from any benefit Of such estate, and il
such claims be rot exhibited within two
yesrs from the date Of this publication
they shall be rever barred.
This 18th day of Angus, 1892.
JOHN X CT ProN,
S.23x4t Public Administrator.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25
AVlSO IMPORTANTE

Fsaliloq ningdn u5nse co e @ qi
I,3 nte Iuzd L Iirare ia Sc n f % =
calre liendea ae5nac unan
csu i3 que i
Qui
Ilenar 10 dep L
AavaaIo otine eInps.n IInr los di e.
llama Iimpih las ry1L as i los q
En- aia7aac cas-" raDtgua5s fapa
aeL t ~ N
Usras mscha pribes IAsde etan
Ia casde e o
aiylaesp spr ci ne u e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25
LUZ BRULANTE
Aceite para aIumbrado de famIias
LIBRE De EXPLOsT9y
y combustion erpousrrs3
SIN hltmO jli u1i srr

Este aceite produeto d. a.a s#-.....
especial - igual sir sgper.r . ....
impertan del extrs.rlj..u .... s
nombres ' marcas. tautaGrr Sc. .......
luminicas como Tsr a z.-......
ofrece q los con~un45.sore-
Nuestro precios seu maaEa ...s...
dos que los de las Iaarea- eE---re-. .-
con este mayor preeIo ta h-.#. s
consuInidores yenta Is a. ..-.. H..
La experiencia aa.g mn .l ..- ---.. s....
tl-ia durante mu hos amos .r ... F..-s
Unides. Cuba. MeIiaa utr.- .......
p-rmlten ofr-cer 81 paah..
que no So puede me eIaaar ar ....-a ...
bajo ningun c9neept5-
NuestraS marsas Luz E--r.ty--
ELEF ANTE Y LIZ SOLAR --.. ..
4 a las Y s perSssgulst raa -... .. ...
L lev i los talsiics.59r-s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25

Este vap a Fort de France d dia % con e tasaanieo de
Gna de Colon AIarsea, de Mara
En- de a del Havr PPrne
legaa
a intercoonla de
Fort de France a Cayenne.
France Malaga BARGE
Iona, Mara Guaya CaIe Svani Colon Santa Lucia
Trinidad Derara Srnam Con trasborao St Thomas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25
CoNDICIoNEs Y CoNCEsIoNEs

: ad 81 pre- a a
= sell d ls f %
pesos en a ltpo = io . i n Ia
pa mar r i a o
? i@ mo rat I que gu
pagan asa f
lguna
Sexpden npasaesd de 6narade ida la s
t; en- los m d
m q . empires para Ia ~ d u lamar I =
antq ea1oia arfrid df1encl ssafr1 prtar d
l 2
or d CI h ~ t~ ~ a
"a aueda lrtd puerto
Ira I15p5 daa aIh ned fi no pod Ia
a. la
de Iorla via
Mi ~ m a
iyde naidsn tfr entro C1m una ten
amos sol unod de Il sie egausL los d aa J
com mos ? I II
Dc Ia Inca -fareLa
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NOTA IMPORTANTE

Compania pasaj para funona
Malaga Barcelona,
de pea pesetas 81 de Ia, 425
caad eepd de
nme1iaos
MAYOL HERNANos & Co.
Settle Q del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-25
KRAE1IER & Go.
VaporeS CorreOS ESpanOIeS
de la Compaha Trasatantica
ANTES DE A. LOPEZ s. Go.
sERvICIO PARA PUERTO-RTCo Y La HABAN.

-SALIDAS-de Barcelona los dias y % de cada mes
De Malaga y 2De Cadiz 30De Saandr d 20De la Coru
ma e
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuea p p de rebaja
las fanas equivalencia de enteros R haan
del Eta APPLICABLE los bilees de
En- Ia Il ?? ce Un de cada faria gratis Los
de de l. curpEdo
II cumphdos pasaje
399En Un De
de II pas de II adeante pasaje
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SCHNABEL & Co, -4guadi1a.
Agentes v apoderados generates para IA islA De
Puerto Rico e1eeptuAndo San Juan ) MAyAgisz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

La prensa conservadora no Sc cansa
do lamentar la partida del Gobernador
de su ilustre secretario.
Es muy justo.
lie convenia el laizes fairc que i'm
pera en- el caracter de este perfodo, y no
Sc aviene 4 las incertidumbres del por-
venir.
Porque Daban, hombre ilustrado, mi
itar experto, rechazara la tiranfa de
Ubarri: sabra dirigir solo la Hdce del
poder.
Y acaso recuerde que su hermano
sufri6 las consecuencias de sus debili-
dades, en- la ingratitud con que pagaron
sus benevolencias.
IDaban7 Es muy conocido;
Y-mirad 10 que hace ell diablo-
Sc dice que ese apellido
Suena NAL en- ell dido
De don Pablo.
Por otra parte ell nuevo General lle-
"a en- condolences ingratas y dificiles.
La situacion Canovas en- crisis laten-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15

En- una tienda muy conocida.
- Cuanto valen estas cintas s--pregunto Ia
sonora abriendo ell portamonedas.
I'm peso-contest6 ell dependiente. Pag6
la sonora, al despedirse, aquel le hizo senas
con un papelito en- Ia
Indignada la sonora porque creyo que Sc
trataba de nm billete amoroso, POGO falto para
que aranase Julio Verne, que era ell atrevido
que SO perlniti6 hacerle sefas.
-Senora-dijo el famoso autor de los Via-
Jes ertraordinarioS respeto las casadas
W sepa usted que este papel, es una accion
de billete de la loteria de Madrid, que acos-
tumbramos regular 4 todo el que gasta un peso
en- nuestro establecimiento.
Con que es un billete..-. de loteriaf Gra-
cias joven; es usted muy simpatico, aunque
algo feo.
Y la sonora tomo ell papelito sali6 de la
tienda de Vidal C Ca sonando con ell preasio
gordo.
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te y los fusionistas preparandose al
aSalto. Como no Sc resigne q servir 4
dos se1ores Y borrar manana sus ac
tos de hoy, permanecera pocos dfas en-
la Fortaleza.
Lastima grande 81 renuncia cuando
conozca 4 los i'ategristaS cuando vaya
convenciendose de que, para ciertos po-
litlcos, no hay nsdS patria que eJ est6magO.
Lo cual es cosa facil para un hombre
de mundo, que investiga, que estudia,
que no Sc detiene en- la super6cie, que
We las causas ocultas y que no Gamma
a oscuras, con la venda en- los oios
ST les MEGA su favor
Y es hombre sensato Y recto
Declararan insurrecto
Al senor Gobernador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15
A los Sres. prOpietariOs

Los que suscriben ofrecen sus servicios CO.
mo albaniles, poseyendo completa aptitud para
cualquier trabajo que Sc les conffe en- ell ofcio
que ejercen.
Los senores propietarios, de Ponce de
cualquier punto de Ia isla, que deseen ocupar-
les, pueden estar seguros de que les dejaran
satisfechos.
Tienen doce ajaos de practica muy buenas
referencias de que darau razon en- esta impren-
ia de LA DE8foCRACIA.
Ponce, Octubre 25 de 1892.-DioSsisiO Bel
trdn.-O OtiRpaO DiUtdn. Sebastian COl0sa-Eltas
Concepci6A- MaaueL Bruno y Lnqo. 9-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15

Roma que en- el proximo consistorio, el
Papa preconizara cardenal un prelado
sud d-americano.
Berlin, idem idem-El emperador
GuiIlermo sc muestra muy irritado por
Ia conducta del principe de Bismarck. y
su oposicion al proyecto de ley para
Il aumento del ej6rcito.
Sc cree possible que haga borrar al
principe de los cuadros del ejercito.
Bismarck es coronel general de caba-
lerfa con el range de field mariscal
general
Madrid, idem 8-Se ha acordado una
combination del personal de la judca-
tura de las provincias de Ultramar.
Paris. idem idem-En los cfrculos di-
plomaticos Sc dice que el gobierno de
la rep1bIica francesa ha propuesto al
Sultan de Marruecos Muley Hassan,
una alianza defensiva.
Viena, idem idem Eel emperador
Francisco Jose ha aceptado la dinisi6n
que le ha presentado ell conde Szapary,
jsfe del gabinete h1ngaro, en- nombre
De todo el ministerio.
Paris, idem idem - Comunican de
Brusrlas que la agitacion socialista, con
motive de la discussion del sufragio uni
versal. va en- aumento.
Ultimamente Sc han producido gran
des tumultos en- la capital y en- Gante
Madrid, idem 9-Dfcese que el rey
nino don Alfonso XIII Sc halla otra
vez indispuestc.
New York, idem idem--Ayer Sc han
verifcado las elecciones generates para
designar Ell presidente y vice-presidente
de los Estados Unidos, en- ell periodic
que comienza ell 4 de Mario del ano en-
trante. Han sido electos los candidates
del partido democratico Mr. Grover
Cleveland y Mr. Adiai Stevenson.
Han obtenido una mayoria de cua-
renta cuatro votos electorales sobre
los doscientos veintitres del compute ge-
neral de los Estados, que Sc necesitan
para decidir.
Entire esos votos Sc cuentan los
treintiseis que correspondent al Estado
de Nueva York, que di6 una mayorfa
de cuarenta mil votos a los dem6cratas.
Las elecciones SO han llevado q cabo
con perfecto orden.
New York, idem idem-En las cleo
clones locales verifcadas aver en- esta
ciudad, han sido electos todos los can
didatos dem6cratas de la facci6n Tan
many Hall, para los cargos de alcalde,
concejales otros.
Mr. Thomas T. Dilvoy ha sido el al
calde triunfante. La votaci6n en- la
ciudad de Nueva York ha sido inmen-
sa.
Paris, idem idem-Los jueces que
entienden EN- el asunto del canal de Pa
mama han declarado que no ha lugar a
procesar los directories de la antigua
sociedad.
Idem, idem idem-Segdn las 6ltimas
noticias de Dahomey los franceses Sc
han visto forzados q hacer la guerra
sin cuartel en- vista de que las amazo-
mas del rey Behanzin han mutilado va
rios prisioneros franceses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15
HIP0DR0M0
PARA EL DOMINGO 20 DEL CORRIENTE
CoRRIDA DE YEGUAs

CORRIDA DE YEGUAS
Premio $50-Distancia $50 metros-Dere-
chos de matricula S z.
CORRIDA 4 PIE
Premio.$ S 15-Distancia 75O metros-Matri-
cula gratis-La matrfcula queda alberta desde
hoy hasta ell IL del corriente.
CARRERAS DE CABALLOS Ell de Dcbre.
Primer premio 5000 Distancia 1000 me-
tros-Derechos de matrfcula $8.
Segundo premio S $100-Distancia 750 me-
tros-Derechos de 1natrfcula $4.
La matricula queda alberta el 10 del CO.
rriente Y Sc cerrara ell 5 de Diciembre.
CARRERAS PARA Ell IL DE DICIEMBRE
Primer premio $30O-D -Distancia 1.500 me-
tros.-Derechos de matrfcula $12.
Segundo premio 3 100 -Distancia 750 metros
-Derechos de matricula A.
La matrfcula queda alberta ell 10 del corrien-
to Sc cerrara el 0 de Diciembre.
Ponce, Noviembre de 1892.
Diego Cap6-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15

Han ocurrido en- Sevilla, durante la
Ultima decena, dos sucesos simultaneos:
la muerte de Mas y Prat, eminente
fgura de las letras, Y la cogida del ES-
partero, emineute figura de la tauroma-
qufa.
Los dos, ell literato y el espada, cafan
4 un tempo mismo aquel, bajo la losa
de la tumba; este, bajo las pezunas de
un corn1peto.
Y mientras los peri6dicos no consa-
gran una sola Inca al cuitivador del
idioma, al pintor de tipos andaluces, Ell
TELEGRAPH y la prensa anunciaban al orbe
el desastre del otro, del afortunado e
insigne matador.
"La casa del EspayterO-dice un te-
legrama-esta LENA de gente abogados,
polfticos, ,literatos, interesandose por ell
diestro; Ia viuda de Mas Prat llora
sola su desgracia, y tendra que implorar
una limosna. A ese estado de desnivel y
de embrutecimiento hemos llegado."
= --------.-- ------
FL telegrama es textual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15
Para hacendados de cafe

Libros que facilitan extraordina-
riamente la contabilidad, con eco
nomfa de tempo para los Mayordo-
mos, Sc venden a precios m6dicos
en- la imprenta de La Democracia.
Va los emplean varios cosecheros
de esta Jurisdiction. 2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15
Intermediates del peChO

Los catarros, bronquitis,
broncorreasy " todas las afec-
clones de las Was respirato-
rias, Sc curan pronto y ra-
dicalmente con ell Jara6e
balsdmico al GuayacOI del
DR.. Jose Rodriguez Castro.
De yenta en- todas las
farmacias de La isla.
Ponce, Noriem5re 8 de 1892. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15
Para un PaIaCiO un Caribe
SEGUNDA EDICION

SEGUNDA LDICION
Terminals ya la impression de la tan popu-
lar solicitada contenda, Sc ha puesto Ia
venta en- la casa editorial Kmprenta Ell VAPoR,
Ponce.
Las personas que han hecho sus pedidos,
bien directamente bien por conducto del Sc
nor director de LA DEaoCRACIA, pueden en-
War ell importe en- effective, en- billetes del
Banco en- sellos de correo, certifcando por su
cuenta.
Docena, franco de porte. $500
Tn ejemplar, idem idem- ,,-25
Dirigirse don Ramon Marin Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15

En- Cangas de Onfs-Asturias-
silbado estrepitosamente don Alejan-
dro Pidal, que preside ell Congreso y
que, siendo uno de los grandes caciques
de la Peninsula, es asturiano.
La silba fu6 terrible, hasta Ell punto
de que los polizontes no pudiercn con-
tener la multitud el transfuga de
don Carlos abandon6 a Cangas, lanza-
do por ell pueblo.
5Qu6 pensarfa de sus conterraneos
ese coloso de Ia oratoria Y de la poll
tica
Pensaria sin duda que son unos de-
magogos, capaces de poner en- peligro
el infljo' 'pidalesco y probar a la ma
ci6n que los astures Sc rebelan contra
sus amos y les faltan al respeto.
En- ell furor de la grita,
En- la febre del escandalo,
Debi6 recordar el hombre
Los usos parlamentarios,
Y rompiendo campanillas,
En6rgico irritado.
Bien ha podido lamar
III orden sus paisanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15

VICTOR MANESCAU-Joye y Gaia de
prestamos- efect1an negocios sobre empe-
nos de prendas y toda clase de objetos de valor
Reina 2.
COAM0
FRANCISCO CINTRON.- -Conerciante en-
provisiones, ferreterfa, losa quincalla.-Pre-
clos nodicos.-Calle del Fuerte n1mero 6.
GUAYANILLA
JOSE CASUELA GEIGEL.-Plaza prin-
cipal-C Colmado Ell OIimpo
npI a Nrn0 II IAVERC4NE Crr,nisil,r,,ct.,
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Encu6ntranse vacantes las siguientes plazas ::
la Secretaria del Ayuntamiento de Manati, la
de Medico titular de las Piedras dotada con el
barrio del Rio, del mismo pueblo, dotada con
ell haber annual de 5000, s 48 para alquier de
casa Y $48 para gastos de escritorio.