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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06

1t is rumored that the Senti,seps s
"Farmer John" wears billygoat whisk-
ers, and that the only farming he has
ever engaged in is the farming of law,
politics and whatever official position
misguided public places him in.
"Farmer John3' why he couldn't tell a
wlnrow from stone row.-Cata,oissa
Item.
On, you forgot, he did some good
farming in Kansas, he promised his
"dear friend" share of the products,
but having failed to comply with his
agreement his "dear friend" had him
removed, and took the position himself,
at the next election, and "Farmer
John" returned to Columbia County.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06

John c. Snyder is putting new
roof on his dwelling on East street.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06

Mr.. William Neal has greatly inn
proved the appearance of his residence
by removing the iron fence.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06

A big fire at Ashland las. week des
troyed $40, 900 worth Of property.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06

Judge Metzger Of Williamsport will
hold court in room No. for Judge
Ikeler next week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06

Geo. Trump is building an addition
10 his house on Railroad street.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06

Clarence Gunton was presented with
young daughter last Thursday night.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06
VOL27.

The Mordansville Free church will
be dedicated on Sunday, May 18th.
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Normal School Excursion.

The second annual excursion OF
the Normal School will be held Sat-
urday, May II. The place decided
upon is the Park at Central, on the
Bloomsburg and Sullivan r. r., pro-
vlded suitable arrangements can be
made with that road.
This excursion is intended espec-
tally for the members of the school,
the trustees and its alumni, with such
other invited friends as the members
of the committee of arrangements
may see fit to invite.
All tickets will be sold from the
school, and no other tickets will be
taken for passage on the excursion
train.
The members of the Board of 1'rus-
tees, with their families, are respect
fully invited to accompany the school
on this their second annual excursion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06

Mr.. ]. ID. Jones is having portion
of his house re-plastered and painted
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-05-06

CHANGERS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20

liant leader. Senator David Turpie. 70
the United States Senate in Washington.
There are other men whom yon may
wish 70 hear, 80 ! thank you Tor your at
tention."
Mr. WIN. A. Wilson was then declared
the Democratic nominee for joins-rep.
for Dubois aud Martin coun-
ties.
On motion the convention adjourned.
AUGusT II. koERSFR. Chairman.
JOHN GRANELsFAcHER. Secretary.
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The White Caps.

/ The indianapolis News. referring 10 4
lthrest made by White Caps Of Harrison
county against an attorney for prosecute
ing them. says there ought 10 be vig-
orous effort made to find and punish all
lof these cowardIy sconndres. Indiana
can be rid Of this horrid disgrace II there
should start now cveryw here in the at
Iflicted regions an endeavor TO ferret out
the perpetrators OF these crimes.
The action OF Judge Welborn, Of the
Dubois Circuit Conrt. OF which We com
menfed st length the other day, shonld
be taken as a starting point and example.
Fuller knowledge OF Judge Welborn's
Isentence shows that II includes fine. AZ
we'll as imprisonment. In our first
writing of IL, our Information was 1T
fault In stating he sentence to be merely
II included fine also.
thus Furnishing those scoundrels in their
property as well IS their person, as the
law contemplated. Az we said in our
former comment. and have said before
that, We think that the Legislature ought
TO supplement- the present law with an
|other, giving 10 each person assaulted by
White Caps the amount allowed by fine
under the law. $4,000, making Il : fir-t
lien on the county treasury In the county
where the crime IL committed. That IL
|in keeping with the spirit OF our Law 10
|enscling the old responsibility which
the common Law once put upon each
Saxon hundred or county diyision for
crime there committed. Il would verv
strongly stimulSte he vigilance and 81
or the administration OF the
IIaw. ana stsmp out vhitecapism. But as
II, Is. the State can take courage. Judge
lWelborn has shown that fearless dis
charge Of dutv will do the WORK under
1.-The present iaw. Good citizen shin
should awake. Il should support this
attoruev at Corydon who Il threatened
lbv White Cans. and every Where Il should
arouse the Il y 10 vipdicate its majesty
and exsirpste whitecspism from Indiana.
The Washington Gazette ssys:
| A iesson should be learned from tho
lcouviction OF the Dubois county White
Cana last week. There ehould be 4 law
| : hich makes i uecessarv FOR III persons
charged With being party 10 ariotous
lconepirscy 10 be tried before I Judge
land not allowed : jury trial. Ninety
mine times ont Of hundred these eases
would end q did the one In Dubois
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shr em pIo,eF. who must foot me bill. a
the consumer does 10 The case % tbs
snsnn faciurer? We know that such
could mot be tolerated, and yet one 4
jusl q fair - the other. The msnu'sc'
turer has no more right In justice 20 tix
his bounty or demand bis pound o. he-t
shsn the farmer or laborer has 70 demand
the right 70 nix the price Of their pro-
ducts ! tell you. gentlemen OF this con-
veniion. the people cannot and must not
be permitted 10 be led OF after some
willo'-she.wi or imaginary issue In
the vain hope Of securing relief when
there IL no relief for them. and none 10
be had sill tho burdens of taxation for
the sole benefit Of manufacturers are re-
moved from their weary tariff taxridden
backs. II should be kept constantly be-
fore the people that the State collects Of
Of its people only IS cents on the hun
dred doilsrs for the support Of onr State
govern ment. and that collection is made,
TOO. from what man il worth what he
hiss gathered in wealth aud put behind
him, y hile the national government col
Iecu on the people more than 500 on
every hundred. based not upon mans
wealth, but upon his necessities, . tax
not upon his property. but upon bis life,
his wealth and bis comforts.
II Itmust also be borne in mind that
while the government 10 taxing ana col
Iecting of Of the people more than mil
lion dollars every day 10 the year. that
the bene6cisries Of protective tariff are
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20

Pursuant 10 call Of the committees the
Democrats OF Lawrence, Orange and
Dubois counties met in delegate con-
vention at Pavilion hall. French Lick,
on Thursday. Nay IL. 1892
The convention was called 10 order by
Hon. Thos. b. Bnskirk. Chairman Of Or
ange county committee. and on motion
be was male permanent chairman. and
the Democratic editors present Secre,a-
|ries.
The object Of the convention wss
stated BY the chairman. and nominations
Tor Representative called for. Messrs.
John l.. Megenity John J. Lingle and
Allen Trimble, al OF Orange county
werc placed In nomination.
Mr.. TrimbIe withdrew his name and
his friends.
On motion Of A. III Koerner, Of Dn-
Ibois, the roll Of counties was ordered 10
lbe called beginning With Orange, and
going hack IN alphabetical order
The fret ballot resulted ss follows:
For John L. Megenity Orange u
| Lawrence a.: Dubois ~ total lot
| John J Lingle e-Orange 81; Lawrence
~; Dubois ~; total 155
\ John l. Mrgenity was declared the
nominee, and the convention adjourned
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Circular to toslnty Superintcn
dents.


The state Department mas sent me
following circular 10 County Suprrln'
sendenfs relating TO the Reading Clrcie
Work Of 1923
To THE County SUPERINTENDENT OF
IxDrAxA:-
T.e Ro.,d of Directors Of the Indi.
a,s T.s.hs,s. pa.diny Circle hss
sbought Il We'll 20 dyise thus early with
ron ra-,ec,iug ,he - arb ~ The coming
yesr
I, n fn,lv recoon;zed that The success
~h;ch ha. st,eoded fhe work of the cir
c,e - r.cent years is due IN large mess.
ure ~ ~ active svmnafhv ana co.
on-ration az the County Supcrin-
,s.asnss ~ ,he state u. = result al
this uni,ed action ~ her educational
forces Indiana ~ been enabled 10 lead
~ b.r s;s,.r states III ri. great work.
Ths Rosrd copt;denslx relies upon your
contained snnnort
i. M wsy & hss haer noss;ble for II
- resi,-e ~ rwo n,ost ;mnor,ant func-
,s.ns - ~, To es,.hl;sh ana main.
ss;a ~ svceiiarce IN she
s...,;. .s,.a oes-.d ~ ~. ssschers ~
~ 500 -, ~ ch,s;n sh,s reading
.as,,.- :, rsssooah,e coss shsn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20

y ONT Akopre8cut81Ive OOuvemseVu
Tho delegates cf Dubois and Martin
counties NEE 81 Pavilion Hall. French
Lick, Ind. Thursday. Nay 18th. 1899,
for the purpose OF nominating . candI-
date for Joint Representative Of Dubois
and " artin counties.
The Convention was called to order
b. The Martin county delegates, and on
motion Aug. H. K0erner was appointed
ChaIrF1sn, and Johu Gramelspacher'
Secretary.
The Chairman announced that the
nomin ation for : Representative In the
Legislature for Dubois and Martin coun-
ties was in order. The delegation o.
Merlin county placed Hon. Eph. lnmsn'
OF Martin. in nomination: the deIega-
zion or Dubois county placed Wm. A
Wilson, Of Dubois, in nomination.
YIRsr BALLOT.
Ephraim Inman, votes
WIN. A. Wilson, 10 votes
On motion OF John GrameIspacher the
Conve a tion,
Resolved, That" I'VE are Democrats
Hon Eph. Inmsn withdrew HE name
and m0v ved that The nomination Of VIM.
a. Wilson be made unanimous, and re-
naked that he adhered 10 the two-term
princi pIe, and % fsr - be VAS concerned
Dubojs county should have two terms,
provid ed Dub0is county would concede
same terms TO Martin county In the r.
ture.
/ VIM A. Wilson then thanked the
Convention IN the following address:
4 aMr- Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
< Conventio There are special occs'
sions in our lives when we are glad that
we exist, and certainly this IL my occs'
sion Tor such feelings. ] thank you fo'
the honor you have conferred upon me
and promise you that II work and pust
remain with me in the future as they
have in the past, no corner Of the Demo
cratic banner OF Martin and Dubois vii
trail in the dust.
This year IL an important one 10 10
history or taxation and tsrih reform
Our Republican friends will attempt q
evade the great issue Of tsrif reform
and the exposure OF aIl its falIscics. b,
attack ing our new tax law In Indiana
They call Il the new TAX law. What j
The greatest new thing In II 20 them!
ansWer: The law takes the tax on tn
Door man, as Il existed under the OH
, isw, and places Il on wealthy corpora
/. tions nader the new.
z We are in favor Of honest taxation
, and b0Iisve that slI money drawn from
, ths poopIs for the support Of The covers
: ment g tax. So long . II 10 used q
!. suppOrt the government honestly. Il
) veil but when Il indirectly supports
) LOT Or blood sucking corporations i
] % outnge- These questions will 3
: fully discussed In the coming campaign
/ and III not dwell on them now.
= c0nsidoe this nomination q you
4 hsnds to-day q : compliment 10 th
z Young Democracy OF my counties, IN
. q eQuivaIent 70 % election.
" Tnfs much u certain: When "a
n LegisIature meets We will help 70 chsna
II ths House OF Representatives TO %
= "lIouse Or David" and return our g
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Encouragement to the new, loyalty I
the old, Is Christian instinct
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n the Prohibition psayers Of : man
mean anything. they mean he should not
b 10 : party which endorses and conn-
teusnce the saloon. Sign Prohibition
pledge, brother.
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Teachers intending 10 pass sn exsmi'
nation after June 1t should csre'nliy
read ..The Autocfat VI the Breakfast
Table, This il certainly good work.
II has been adopted for the Il. e. book
tor 1892 3. sud no doubt viii be needed
III the Township Institutes next v inter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20

To every educational institution
founded In honor, we say, God speed.
There cannot be too many good schools
The more people educate the more they
will educate. Every worthy schoo
helps every other worthy school.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20

The Township Institute outline for
lss3 3 will contain the following line q
work:
1. The General Idea Of Method -tw Q
lessons
/. Principles Of Method applied in
feacbing--three lessons
2. Principles OF Method applied in
teaching United States History
four lessons.
8. Principles of Method applied in
teaching Arishmetic--shree lessons
4. Principles Of Method applied IN
teaching Reading--five lessons.
III. Social Economy--two lessons.
III. Political Economy--onele leeeon.
Nv. Young Peoples Reading Circle
Work--one lesson.
". School Organizsiion--one Lesson.
vi. school Discipline--one lesson.
VII. Indiana at the Worlds Fair--ons
VIII. Teachers Reading Circle--ons
lesson.
There are yet six subjects 70 De sup
piled.
During their summers reading teach
crs should mark well any articles they
may read on these subjects, then refei
10 them next winter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20

This Office has few copies Of the re.
port Of the Superinten lent Of Public In
s,ruction for 1890. II contains much
valuable information; such 90 articles
on every item ofinterest in echool work,
reports on the various State educational
sIndians Reform School fos
Boys.v aDeaf and Dumb Institution
.BIind Asylum 'Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home ETC., etc.
A copy will be mailed to any citizen
'of Dubois county. upon receipt Of q
cents to pay postage Or expresssge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20

Separate the church vote from the
LIQUOR vote and the saloon will then 90
70 lts grave Won't you assist By cir.
culsting pledge?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-05-20

Through the kindness Of the editor
this coInmn il set apart for school pur-
poses, and the articles published below
are compiled or written a. the county
superinsendent's Office. for the advauce-
meDt OF the schools.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-10

cantador. Todos los palcos estaban lie
nos de bellas Y hermosas damas, Y las
butacas ocupadas por un pdblico distin-
guido z inteligente.
FL ideal tipo de Julieta fu6 admira-
blementes representado por Ia sonora
Agelli de Roncoroni. Todo acompana
q esta aetriz para caracterizar los pape-
les delicados, estos tipos de mujeres
ideales, amorosas Y sonadoras como Ju-
Eeta, Do6a Ines, Margarita etc.
Su fgura esbelta Y delicada, sus oios
azules y su cabellera rubia, asf como el
timbre armonioso de una voz simpatica
que Sc adapta q todos los eufonismos,
hacen que la sonora Agelli salga STEM
pre- airosa en- los papeles como el de
Julieta que son los que mejor Sc adap-
tan q sus facultades esc6nicas.
En- la escena con Romeo en- Ell lardin
de la casa de Capuleto, la sonora Age
Iii estuvo arrebatadora, Y ell pdbico no
ceso de aplaudirla calurosamente.
Desde su aparici6n Sc gano de las sim
patias de los espectadores, simpatias que
supo mantener vivas hasta el final de la
representation.
RoncoronI hizo IN Romeo apasionadO
y valiente, demostrando que es IN artis-
ta de mdltiples facultades, que 10 mis-
mo sirve para la tragedia Y la comedia
| que para ell sainete c6mico.
| Los denas artistas cumplieron bien
su cometido. La actriz que desempen6
ell papel de nodriza, cuyo nombre sem
timos ma recordar en- este momento, es
una buena caracteristica, por ESQ,
porque es buena, le aconseiamos que no
exajere tanto el tipo comico, porque 81
este es de NAL efecto en- la comedia, es
Imuch1simo mas desagradable en- la tra-
lgedia Lo mismo decimos al actor que
lrepresent6 el tipo del farmac6utico ava
TO, el cual no pudo estar mas exajerado
La function ternino con ell sainete
Los UeneRos dc LucJccia Borgia, en- eI
cual Sc distingui6 ell senor Rosa, joven
factor c6mico de grandes aptitudes " dc
mucho porvenir.
En- cuanto In mise en- scene, decora-
clones Y trajes, no Sc puede pedir mas
Ipropiedad, elegancia, correction y eXac
titud.
En- res6men; la companfa Roncoroni
Ies el cuadro mas complete artfsticc
foue hemos visto en- Puerto-Rico, las
| dos funciones que lleva dadas han 81
do dos 6xitos completes. En- vista d
clio podemos asegurar que eel entuslas
mo del p1bico no decaera, y que e
iueves acudira una gran concurrencla
, lpues hay mueha curiosidad por eonoce
Z Ia senorita Bngnone en- el papel d
| Odeta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-10
LITERATURA
EN- UNA NOCHE DE INVIERNO

Una noche de Diciembre, de esas
frias noches de invierno en- que Parece
que ell alma -necesita mas fuego que el
que puede darle una envoltura carnal;
noche de las lntimas alegrfas del hogar,
de las amorosas veladas al calor de la
lumbre, en- que las familias Sc reunen
baio el techo. paterno a calentar sus en-
tumecidos miembros con el fuego de la
chimenea Y el fuego del amor; en- una
de esas noches sc hallaba Rosa sola en-
su gabinete, envuelta en- su abrigo de
pieles tendida en- una butaca con los
pies iunto a la estufa donde chisporro-
teaban las astillas encendidas, lanzando
a intGrvalos rojizas llamaradas que pare
clan almas pecadoras consumiendose en-
el fuego del purgatorio.
En- sus manos oprimia Rosa un Papel
| que lefa y relefa con interGs, mostrandc
en- su palida fsonomfa, que las llamas
de Ia chimenea hacfan mas cadavericas
ora inpresiones dulces, como de intimc
lregociio, ora mortales congOjas, senales
lindelebles de profundo sufrimiento
" bien; dque hago yo con esta car
ta7-prorrumpi despues de 81 lectura-
LILA arrojare la cbimenea, cuyas rojiza
lIamas parecen estarme Pidiendo com
bustible2 iQuemarla! iQue disparate y
| ESQ serfa como arrojar al fuego mi pro
pio coraz6n. ST; yo le amo, le amc
mucho, como Sc anna un impossible el
ell que sc ha sonado toda la vida
i la guardare? No, no debo guardarla
/ ESQ GUERRA decir que acePto sus de
) seos. Pero Gcomo quemar esa car
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-10

rada, y que, como una cinta de ruido
fue de arbol en- arbol despertando 10:
paiarillos que dormitaban en- las ramas
Ella desperto tambien. Y no habis
sido IN sueno, no; era una realidad-
Ali, junto Ia butaca, estaba un hom-
bre de pie, estrechandole la mano, SON
riendo con la satisfaction del que ha To-
grado un deseo.
Ella fjaba con curiosidad sus miradas
en- aquel hombre, queriendo convencer-
Sc dc que no habfa sonado; que el anhe-
10 inhnito de su alma sc hab1a realizado
al fr. Pero iay la illusion duro breves
insentes. ALI habia un hombre, 81; pc
70 10 era Alfredo; era su esPosa que con
voz carinosa le dec1a:
10 te asustes hija mia; soy yo. Per-
dota 81 he interrumpido tn dulce sueno
Pep estabas tan hermosa, habia en- tus
la1os. uno sonrisa tan encantadora, que
seft1 deses de robartelo con un beso-
Yla robe Gestas vida mia? sonabas
comigo tno es cierto?
E-Si-.-- isonaba con mi amor con-
teto ella levantandose de la butaca
#-Es va tards; vamos a dormir-dijo
elespOso.
EY ddndose las buenas noches Sc reti-
ron sus. respectivas alcobas.
IY mientras @I apoyando la cabeza en-
Il lsalmohada, pensaba:
Ii Pobrecilla, hasta en- suenos me
dla!
Ella, deslizandose entire las sabanas
d su lecho, murmuraba:
III -iImb6cil- Venirme a desper-
! II en- 10 mejor del sueno!
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-10
PESARES

gonvalesciente por enfermedad que me aque-
ia en- estOs d1as, una nueva intensa pesadum-
b ha venido 4 quebrantar mi corazon I'M
nhvo dolor ha herdo mi alma: la muerte de mi
aRntisima madre Poldca Manuela Maria Nj
hl de Aybar
2 dia veintiuno de Abril pr6ximo pasado
riii6 el debido tribute la terra ALA en- San
to)omingo, mi patria, Ia que fue buena madre,
e2lente esposa, amiga tierna Y modelo de
ejpplar Yirtud.
hTisterio insondable del destino Nueve
dishaeian que habia celebrado sus bodas de
ortcuando la Parca inexorable cort6 el hilo
de- existencia.
Is amos ha que le daba mi abrazo carinoso
desspedida en- la capital de la Repdblica, con
la teranza de verla un POGO mas tarde-
beranza desvanecida.- como
tan3 otras que han venido torturarme amar-
ganlte- te-----------
-que pruebas tan amargas me tiene some
tida destino!
N5uve nj el consuelo de darle mn llltimo
adid ella tan buena, tam carinosa conmigo.
lcartas que de amigos, parentes, hernia
posse recibfdo, pruebaa IN alta estima con
quel,a aistinguida aquella matrOna virtuosa.
lla satisfactory V consuelo mas grandes,
en aiie de taDto dolor
A5s madre mfa3 duerrne en- la8 paz de los
bueh, Tfuega porlue til coanpaEero de alma,
4 el q per todas parties eual Ia llz te segu1a,
hal enaei6n eousaelo, sc pueda en- no
4 le5a dia alderman con Una corona ae siempre-
vlvau tumba.
Aa1
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TABAQEEIA
"EI Esoudo EspanoI"
Plaza Principal No II
BAJOs DEL DOCTOR IGLESIAs J

Constante variado surtido de Tabacos, Ci-
garrillos y Paquetes de pieadura.
F6BR1cAs
Las Dos Agati7a8 de Don Jose Rodriguez
Fuentes.
La Comerej1a de los Sres. Sanchez y Hermano
III Prjrilegio de d. Antonio Suliveres (Cayey)
La Flor de Cayey de los Sres Rucaoado Her
nnanos q Ca.
La Bella Roslta de d. Carlos.Lopez (Cayey)
La RiCera del Plata de Gaudier Agtero (id.)
PdrtagdS Ca de J. A. Bances (Habana)
La YeglcedOra de los Sres. NJ. Lopez & Ca Gd)
PRECICs LndITADOs
Nota-Tambien hay cigarrillos EI ,5i5oney de
varias classes
Ponce, Abril % de 1892 3 M
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Il Aonto,o.
DON JU AN

Garrido, fanfarr6n audaz mozo,
Rico, galanteador y pendenciero,
I'm riDas y en- anlores Ell primero
El castillo Don Juan causa alborozo.
Lo he visto en- la leyenda, sin embozo.
Juguete de sus vicios, altanero,
Jugar, renir, querer, y amable iero
Diques saltar en- su insaciable gozo.
Espejo de mi,raza sonadora,
iOh galIardo don Juan! til nunca mueres.
Nj ha de morir til imagen seductora.
Y manantial de artisticos placeres,
Proseguiras tn marcha triunfadora
Conquistando mas hombre que muieres
Il. HeIWd7des 1figares.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-10

5Eres diehoso2 81 tn pecho guarda
Alguna fbra sara todavia
Reserva ell don que mi arnistad te envia
I'll tempo de apreciarlo nunca tarda!
Mas 81 criiel destino te acobarda
Y tn espiritu, hrlndido en- la agonia
Divorciarse del cuerpo solo ansia
Porque va NADIA de la vida aguarda;
Abre ese lbro de inmortales hoias
Donde ell genio mas triste de la TERRA
-Aguila que viyio presa en- el lodo-
TIE ensenara, rimando sus congoias,
Todo 10 grande que el dolor encierra
la infnita vanidad de etodo.
y. del Cdsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-10

Atd0holado GateH-Esta excelente prepara-
ci6n; que obtuvo en- la Exposition de Barcelona
medalla de bronco tl5imamente en- la de Pa
rfs rlencion honorffca; esta siendo el t6pico de
modaI en- esta ciudad para todos los que pade-
cen de catarros, dolores de eabeza y reuma.
Lol lrecomendamos al p1bco como una pre-
pararEon esnacia1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-10
Ell ARTESANO

Este magnffco restaurant, situado en- uno de
los parajes mas centricos de Ponce Sc vende
Sc arBienda por enfermedad de su dueno, con
todos sus muebles aparadores Y con su servi-
clio id cristalerfa Y cocina
Para informes, dirigirse & Antonio Sanchez,
Gale Mayor, esquina a la de Isabel. 2-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-10

El domingo fu6 Ia representation de
Romeo y J,sljeta y ell debut de la senorl-
ta Roncoroni.
El teatro representaba un aspecto en-