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stock Of pianos aEd organs. You can find them
at g3I I street.
The Temple of Music affords reasonable
prices ard easy terms to those who desire to in
vest IN the hrahauer and other makes OF pianos
Sir. Kuhn viii welcome you at 1909 q street
VIM. knabe Il Go. are offering special induce
ments in prices and terms in their pianos for
the Christmas HOLIDAYS. The assortment con-
tniUs new artistic sty les IL grand- uprights and
square, finished in all kinds of fancy woods
Tor ful!ne Of tone and sweetness he Knabe is
famous. sl7 clarke; space.
HorcE's Music Store. 925 eth street. have the
Sohmer piano for sale. They consider them to
be the standard instrument of the world. Ii
one wishes 20 have his old piano exchanged or
rent an instrument Worch can accommodate
him.
The ". II. Hough,on Manufacturing Com
pany, l2ls-l220 + street northwest, have al
ways catered 10 the public wishes, and this year
they have surpassed their former records. Mr
houghton has had twenty-five years expe-
rience in his business. and his Judgment re-
garding the STYLES he offers for sale can be re-
lied upon. Anything that is desired in the
furniture line can be well furnished. Decorated
chairs can always be found to be available and
they are selling at reduced prices. Desks
bookcases and rockers are among the specialties
which thev now offer. Bed room suites marked
above Sloo will be sold at IS per cent dis
seen there in abundance and at reasonable
I prices.
| handsome piece of cut glass china makes
| one Of the most acceptable Of presents NJ W.
Beveridge. the well known importer. I2I5 F and
l2ls q street north west has been identified with
Washington almost As long the Capitol and
/ the reliability of this firm is Al plus. Look at
! the great assortment Of Dresden and royal Ber-
/ In china on exhibition.
| The day has passed when a man to furnish his
home needs roll Of greenbacks. Thanks to
our enterprising business man Grogan, whose
mammoth store occupies sl9, S2l and s23 7th
street northwest. everything pertaining TO the
furnishing Of home is on sale and ON credit
| Nor he this ali. Whenever one buys on credit
the usual inference Is that the dealer raises the
I price triie so as to make percentage for the
| loss OF the use of his money. Dir. Grogan, how
I ever. does not follow this plan. Everything in
his store is quoted at the lowest possible figure
and II you settle for what you buy within thirty
days a discount OF 6 per cent il allowed.
Gouldis not dead. That's not Gould, the mod
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quarters, i2l 9th street. keeps everything In the
way Of Christmas tree ornaments, scrap book
pictures, favors and toys. He is the leader In
his line and his stock is complete.
one Of the fads of the season il the new
RnbLIn art pottery. Wilmarth 4 Edmonston,
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EFT STUDENTS iEAGUF-E1GHTH SEASON
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MARTYR COLLEGE OF ORATORY.
- Incorporated under United States laws
Hon EDWIN B. HAY President Of board Of trustees
he Martyr College of Oratory the largest and most
influential college Of its kind in the world New
ogIle d1J-.sm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15
FiBRiCA DE C0CHES
DE II. CHEVALIER
CALLE DEL CONGERCIo
PONCE, p. r.

En- este establecimiento que cuen-
ia con un personal apto y todas
las maquinas necesarias, Sc constru-
ven coches Y Sc hacen reparaciones
de todas classes a precios sumamen-
te m6dicOs.
De venta constantemente coches
de 2 y 4 asientos construidos aquf,
aprecios que varfan desde 5 100
hasta : 800
Cuenta asf mismo este estableci-
miento un variado surtido de arne-
ses, ruedas Y todo 10 concerniente
al ramo que vende a precios
SIN COMPETENCIA.
Ponce, Octubre 6 de 1891
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FABN2 A1CTA
V -AILE 81 CA-NCIo

Ben reaconados propo personal
constante principles de proporconar
odos mxmun de los duenO de acretaa Farmaca
refrenca 10 mas ecto que obenerse pueda
mas afamados cen productor del exanjero oeciendo
costumb ecoda Drogas Producos qumco
Epecadad infndad de arcuos del
dcmene exile ell crecente de
culdado ene poseerlos siempre
Teniendo Yale d
re empr mas perfecta gaant para todo pncpamene
e M6dco ell nfemocomo acreiado 10 enededca soco
despacho de Farmaceucos
decldldo enpenO Esabecmento aua de las
frmacas del eanro tai la cuta cudad de Ponce
FL de vender beneco arculos de
bic excelenca gmidad ha conibudo tamben al ne
rrumpdo 6xito de Yale & precios
mtaos correspondence la conanza por de todos
Sc lie dispensa
Lamamo especamente la atenc0n de los arma
c6uco soe cumpmnto de las en efectuamos al
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MATAPARAsITos vEGETAL

Re1aedio i,gfdlible para destrir i,astaIstdneame1
te piojos EddiIas aradores, chinches, Hgtns, etc.
Bdsta una tTicci6s hecba con Ia EStd ere,
to de todo pelgrO ieae olor agradable, no eIlSH
cia,aoo como sl1cede ei u,sgNeat0 BleTcatTiGt
s.acias de Yale Cancie, II. lSstbtrd, ATTlllagd,
e Ia casa del que suscrbe Gale de la SalItd no D.
OTRO-RoR de mesa bien reetlficadO q pF1s-l
naiado eYs UarTnS erpoSic6ones.
Ts,sagre de mesa superior, AHargo de Angostlt-
ra iquui al HaBaado de Slegert an 20 p@. Hds
barato por cajas v Haedias botelias.
Polros deatrffcos, qar0ntixad0s inofeHsiros y
erentos de piedra p6rlez, como ptchos otFos, qte
qastoa Ell esnaalte se los diesstes-
Veistcico a5sos de Ia ausilia del ate saSs-
cgibc.
Dep6sitos: FarDsacia SubiTd, Atoch0. FdrBla-
cia 4rTlIlaga, PlaSa de Las DelictGs. Oh'npso
Otero, Atocha, q A. Slnonpietri Salad, s.
Ponce, Abrl is de 1891.
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ATOCHA 10
PONCE, P. R.
PONCE, P. R.

Raonado deno las acedadas drogueras fabricas
de oductos qumico de Europa EtdoU decr
consiguente q precios bien limados.
Demostrando case de estabecmiento dben
aendos la FARMACIA GADEA obendra
pubco haa
cado sando dspacho erclnsaae encomenado los Lcenca
dos a facutad
E. r. SUBIRA
resultarfa demasiado pro de nfndad de
acuo centa dcho eabecmeno anota los sgienes
hemog'bma eaieah,
AboOados Barnes, GaeH CroHO de Sanonpph,
GycnuIo sdoinari lei DR. Botrgyoe
Viuo nedciRale
PATENTLZADOS NACTONALES Y YEXTRANJEROS
gufuico Drogqsy faanacias
rneon ndispe
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LA COMERIENA
F A B RIGA DE i A 3 AGO 5
De SANCHEZ & HERMANO
CONIERIO

E que venen dpenando los fdore de buen
los abacos eboado de bc reeva tarea de
hacer elogio de dchos productos
Conocda las bondades del abaco epeaos eabo
brca radca
prveda que da la mejor hoa del pals que po
reaconado cosechero fac adqur e
meor caad que que empamos ofrecemo
OCCASION de fumar gmo abaco de Come
de procedena comprando las d
vitolas de LA CoAIERIENA Prue5a hace J6!
cudad Casa de los Fernandez q ca
MercadoIdm de don Pedro Hed Plaza de las Dcias
PoncA bril- de P
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MANLOVE, ,ALLIOT, FRYER & CO
INGENIEROS CONSTRUCTORS
L0ndres, Glasgos0 q Rouen
NOTTINGHAM

Fariespte de class de maquinarias hueAS szu
,rs como son. aoIinos perfeeeonados do dos tres cuatrc
cineo irdros Deshraoras de Ia para aurentar "a
75 Iirax de iugo yF0r arantizado
clsrhcadoras de todas foras. raraaos eazes fitTe
tripie efecto tachos al tach0s Al
r;r lb~e Conerstai0ras De Fryer centrfugas de Hep
ver+I Manlove 0ros paias de Netzei evaporadoras
bo1nbns para sirop norrasy DC reo eaide
rss rnultftubulares de Root tubul0sas y otras.
~ bGnxe aarseaate
al offo n fnsusnrS6s del brasere So i,stdacE6a tloFs
~ haesado odo ri4z0o psataa por etyegS ror A-
r.tns aaorra 50 par loo g1so dt eA9eoraeacH
Ts7nbien eonstruyen aA clase de tanques eanass
de herro esbre. Was fsrreas, portaes h5Ss wz"nes
loccnotorax etc -
oo garsnfsz&1o de material eonsEUcei6n de primers
elnse : cue encierra todos los sdelautos del dis
Sc fscitAn los qne 10 deseen, personals eozpe
enses para nedAs levantAr pianos instzAF los
Para mas iufoss drAnss Ponce al reprssent4nts en-
'''' 80 r. Grahan.
Ponce Enero q de 1898. 6Em
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S E VEN DEN

Tres eraporadoras inglesas gra'sdes, q de Dauy
POGO tts0 dos deln ffancesas, t0das RHy bttea
estddo.
Una bOBlba certrifitgo de trece ce1itimetros.
Una botbd horizontal de treiutitFes ceNttmetrOs.
Una caIdera ttbuLosa de cie1tto cttatrO cGbdtlOS
de fttefzd.
Vdrias tstbeTias de cuareatiseis ceptimetros.
Tres serpestiuas de eobre para cla1ifead0ras.
Ua caleHt0d0r para gstarapOs.
DirigirSe q Ia fiasdici6n de don Roberto Ora
ham crEEle de Ia Mnrfgd-p0nce
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PASTOS

Sc ofrecen pastos magni6cos, en- condiciones muy
convenientes, los empresarios de coches carTos-
Ouedan muy cerca de Ia poblaci6n.
Hay cercados aguas abundantess e Guido
de los animales serA esmeradlsimo-
Para inforrnea dirigirse la inprenta de este pc
risdico.
p Ponce. Agosto Is de 1892.
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Ell TONIC

ARECIBo-PLAZA PRINCIPAL
En- este establecimiento SO expende Ell mag
nffico cuarto celebrado Ron Topacie, cuyas pro-
piedades toni6cantes no tienen NADIA que envi-
diar Al vieio ron de jamaica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-11-15
Ia DEBILipAD GENERAL.
Ia fists. la AMERaaA.
Ia ESCRoFuLA.
e. REuAATISMO.
Ia TOS Y RESFRIADOS.
EL RAQUITISMO EN- Los NINOs.
Y en- general todas las afecciones
de Ia garganta, del pecho y las que
proceden de empobrecimiento or
ganico D pobreza de 10 sangre
Sc curan con ell uso de la
EM.ULS Sion
SCOTT

que es simplemente aceite de higado
de bacalao descompuesto en- peque-
fisimas particulas y digerido va, por
decirlo asi, mecanicamente. Con
este Sc evita los estomagos delica-
dos de los enfermos ell trabajo de
digerir, ademas de que no todas las
personas, adn en- buena salud, pue-
den digerir el aceite simple.
A las recOnocidas virtudes del
aceite de higado de bacalao, la Emul-
sion de Scott une las propiedades
restaurativas fortifcantes de los
hipof0sftos de cal Y de sosa. FL
conjunto forna Ia preparation mas
efcaz en- existencia para todos los
casos en- que esta indicada segun el
dictamen unanime de los principales
medicos del universe.
DEscONFfEsE DE LOS IMI-
TADORES.
Exiiase la verdadera Emulsion de
Scott que Sc halla de venta en- todas
las boticas otros sstablecimientos
en- todo ell mundo.
SCOTT e. BOVINE, QuimicOs, New York.
TanbIsn fabrieantes de los eelebres parehes DO
rOsos marcA " ExceIAior.'
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BREGARO & Ca.

PONCE, P. R.
Representatives. de las siguientes
Compaafas de assguros marftimos
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MRS. HARRISON Ill.

Loon Like, N. b., Sept. IA
| Doctors Gardner of Washington,
Doughty of New York and Trudeau
of Saranac had a consultation a,
the Presidents cottage this morn
ing with regard to Mrs. Harrison,
and at its closed issued the follow
ing statements:
primary disease, pulmonary
tuberculosis Of the right side, ASSOC
ciated with nervous pro-tration.
Recent complication subacute pleu-
risy, with rapid effusion of water
IN the right chest, necessitating
two tappings with some relief.
Present condition critical, on
account Of a tendency to reproduce
ton of fluid. Removed to Wash.
ington impossible. Representation
as to immediate future uncertaiD. f"
Lieutenant Parker said this
morning "The president will
remain with Mrs. Harrison until
she gets better and has no other
plans whatever" 1t is therefore
apparent that the presidents stay
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Third distrtltt-Price Balm. En-

Third dstrtict-Price Balm. En-
NETT.
During the afternoons proceed
ings it was announced that Gov
Stevenson had declined to accept
the senatorial nomination.. I.ycur
gus Vineyard, If Boise, was mimi
mated by accIama,ion to fill the
vacancy.
The ditfreI prrcircts then
handed in their candidates fnr JUS
tees and constablrs, after which
the convention adjourned.
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here is indefinite. The nh,...
it i, is said' have quietly iat;n''
the strong probability Of , ~
result. The president "a rs,. !, ''a
Mrs. Harrison's bedside. y 'es'a
ne really shares in the NURSING ,''s !.
the invalid with the profpss; s
attendant. Russell Harrison ''a!
Mrs. Mckee the presidents -, .''
and daughter, are also in ooa.. ''a
attendance. "''aa'
The best that can be said ofu..
Harrison's condition tonight !. WY W..
II Is no worse than it was ,s;'
morning, when the bul)e,;,' ''''
issued. All her friends now rs,,;a ~
that any new complications will l.
attended with the greatest dave
Mrs. Harrison's vitality is 81 ~ :.
very low ebb, and she cannot sn.
cessiully resist further inro,a,
DR.. Gardner said this evening ~.
there was slight improvements
ana the fluid had not gathered !,
her chest as rapidly as before. Il
was learned, however, from oths,
sources, that the production .,
fluid is sufficient in quantity II
indicate that another operat;o,
will be necess tomorrow pnlo..
there shall be a decided improvs.
ment in the meantime.
Five persons have died of Asiat.
cholera in New York since Sent I
The Texas republicans have en-.
dorsed the candidates of the Cl.,l
wing of the democratic split. Itn
thought that this will carry II.
vote of 10000 100000 republican,
IN the state and elect Clark.
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Gov. Wiley has issued his cleo
ton proclamation. He calls for
the election of legislators under the
apportionment act of the last leg
islature. The republican and dem
ocratic conventions so far held have
regarded that act as void because
it recognized Alta and Lincoln
counties-which the supreme court
has decided do not exist. They
have nominated under the consti-
tutional appointment. The gov
ernor says that the law of the last
legislature is in force and has
acted accordingly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-09-17

Returns from Maine election:
'Cleves, republican, 66,245; john
son, democrat, 1851; Hussey, pro-
hibitionist, 1904; Bateman, peo-
pies, 2.645. Republican plurality,
1853. Republican plurality last
election, 1888.