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TIMK
TRAINS ARRIyE At HELENA

No. ]. Pacihc Mail: west bound ....... 1:S5 p. m
Eo.a. Atlantic msAl. east bound ...-.... 1920 p. m
No., S, Logan and helena. passenger, n
conneoting At Logan With train No.
q. Pacific express y,estbonnd i. 2:1o, q. n.
No. 9, Garrison and Helena passenger.
connecting at Garrison with train
No. 4. Atlantic express eastbound. 1928 y. m.
No. =, M0ryHv1l!e passenger. lilo m
NO. III. Mnrysvnle. accommodation 80. Gas p. N
passenger 800. $40 p n
nesdnys and Fridays.........."..... 500 p. m
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA
No. /, Pacific Nail. west bound ....... 1:5O .. m
No. z. Atlantic Mail. east bound :. I. /. 1855 y. m
connecting ut Logan with train
No. 4. Atlantic express sastbound. lilo p. m
No. & Helena and Garrison passenger.
No. 8, Pacific express westbound. -. PTS a. m
No. Z, Marysvi!le passenger. .......... 7:45 q. m
No. 9, Marysvine accommodation -. 800 p. n
Passenger ........... ............ 7:s5A N
No. 1O1, Rimini mixed. Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. ........... Bis = m
For Rates. Maps, Time Tables or Special
Information apply to has. &. Fec. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, st. PauI,
Nina, or
A.D. EDGAR,
General Agent Of the Northern Pacific r. r, a
HELENA. MONT.
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NOTICE TO CONT1ACTORS-SEALED PRO-
~ posals will be received by the city council
Of the city of Helena, Montana, at the office OF
the city clerk Tuesday. June u, 1892, until IL m,
for the construction of storm water sewers and
appartenances for the drainage of Main street,
between Sixth md Placer avenue.
Forms Of proposals and contract. also the
plans. profiles and specifications may be seen
at the office OF the city engineer, city nall.
The city council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. j. y. KEEEL,
City Engineer.
Helena. Mont, June 10, 1882.
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rstrolouIsa--CIpMd sac

Money On call easy: closed offered I'M, prinm,
mercantile papeF MOL sterling exchange quiet
steaays aixty-tAy bllla ". S7A; demand u. 85A.
tlf1CA4tT GA Frt.K.
tWvcAao. Jnne II Observation-Disclosures. a,OOO
aseaay: extra stssrs, A.ANaA6a others $a35G
I.2as Texans. ". 3sSsA 10: s~toekerst S2.B0esa.5n
hoss--fsecripts, M.OO0s hisher; rough and
common, Si.2s@l.7 rs: mixed and packers. .SA.Sl
81 s5: good to primo heavy, Sa0oeIal7a; Light,
St.s0&iA 10.
sheer.r-- Receipts 7,0Ous natives firm, Sl.7sss6. -;
Texans lower, ~ a5N5. W; westerns, "a autSA. 30
EHItsA3u PatSpGGI
tNnrcAan. June II. Closes Wheat Easy; cash,
7SAo; July, f8ssc; August, Tstsc.
Corn-Lower; cash, Sic: June. sos; July, 47hc;
August. 46hsc; September. 46Mc.
!iats~-kasy;c cash. a9scs July, 29hc.
barley 66c, VI
Pork-Cash, July, SO. a2H.
IArd-(ash, &G.S2ta; July, 81. 40.
Short Unsatisfactory
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: hereby given that the undersigned will. mn
til IL O'Clock. noon, Of 1ussdsy the 2sth day Of
june. A. D. 1892, received sealed bids for tho
Iarni,hins Of light to the city Of Helena; Mon
1872: said light to be furnished 1T the places to be
DESIGNATED in the city. Of Helena Said bids
and left with the city clerk at his Office il the
city hall. between now and neon Of the day
aforesaid. No bids received after ~ o'clock.
This notice is given pursnsnt to an order i Of tho
city council duly made June IL, 1882.
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE, City Clerk.
Dated Jun0 10, 1892, ID.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs-THE TRUS-
= tees Of this district will 70 ssive sealed pro-
posais up to 7:s0 p. m. Thursday, June ~, 1882,
for building and making. certain alterations to
the west side school building. according to the
plans and specifications ~ drawn by I. M.
Williams, srchiteot and superintendent, now on
file in this office.
bidders are required to accompany their bids
with . certified check on some solvent bank for
$500 as a matter Of good faith, that in event they
are awarded the work they will enter into = con-
tract with the board. 4
Right. to reject any or all bids reserved. BY
order Of the board. f. w. ELLIS,
& Cl0rk EChool District No. /.
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Helena. Mont, June 10, 1882.

n1ssO1 ,UI1oN NOTICE-THE CO-PART-
- nership heretofore. existing between the
undersigned, under the firm lame OF Cullen. fan
doris & Shelton. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
All persons indebted to the firm are requested
to make an early settlement.
w. j. CULLEN.
J. u. SANDERS,
GEORGE f. SHELTON.
Helena. Mont, June Is, 1897.
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THE hARK EsrS

Nrw Yars. Jams n sllvs~, seAs
Coppsr- Quists LAKES Sxk70eIl.SA
Ixcad--Inactivc; domestic. $l.05tE4.10.
! Tho stock market wNasaffectod to-day .Aorls,
what by heavy shipmenta of 1old, and tho bears
were active, with tho result that dnllnoss and
stasAatisA pfevAiled ~thsaaeAaNt. lsanawea
buying late ia the afternoon caussd : atronges
feeling and the clos~ was firm. sunsrally ID trAc-
tionAl gains.
HoSsrAaA~nSs--Dulk hsrh
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WALTER MATHEsON's LIST.


S7h-LOT ON DAVIS STREET. 5oxl4o.
w. Sl50-level lot on tpar q street. 25115O.
$3.50 each-2 lots in Broadwater addition, 500
down:
S250-fne level lot on east side. 2sx140, 500
down.
: good residence lot. 4lxloo. on Alta street.
$t0-lot on Highland, 50x100, alley.
$50 fine corner. 5Uxi25, on Peosta avenue.
s95O-lot on Fifth avenue, between kaleigh and
Hoback.
si.lt0-lot on jefferson. e4xllo. with alley.
DWELLINGS,
$s50-neat brick dwelling on Eouth Rodney,
sl.aso-~ cottage on Eighth avenue. near electric
line. 500 down.
81 e5o.s room dwelling and large barn. Peosta
sl.bs0-5room dwelling on Division street. $500
down.
81 sso-commodious dwelling on Boulder ave-
ta,2sr7-room dwelling on Peosta. lot sOxl25.
$500 down.
s2%.eso..brick dwelling in E~asterly. 8 rooms,
So 2so-br,ck yeneered dwelling in ~I.asterly adj
dition. Just finished. ! large rooms. bath, fully
equip! Cd; hot and cold water, lot a2,loO. with
sa.isV-sroom brick In EAsterly. handsomely
decorated. bath room with extra good plnmbinr.
furnace; finished in red wood; very fine. new.
81, $50 desirable residence on Fifth avenue
hall. ] rooms, bath room, hot and cold water,
gas, furnace. range. sewer connection. xl,OOj
down..
SANS RANCHES.
f37,s00-best sheep ranch in Montana, nearly
5000 acres. ample water, fully equipped, $1,000
down., balance 8 years.
S2.soo-st0+acre hay ranch on Big BlAckfoot
and NevAdA creek.
MONEY TO LOAN.
10 s .: 81. ss''e' '''''s W tsf as!gs 21 ,sSs1 sss.' At
a
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LOST.


,OST-DARK BROWN HORSE. WEIGHT
- about l.050. age IL years, indistinct brand
L on eft shoulder, collar scar above II. Suita-
bic reward for return to Il. u. Ietamp, ga
sixth ave.
,OST - BETWEEN THE BROADWATER
- hotel, and The Helena on Wednesday even
on one side. ~Intaxlio on the other. Finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving It with Jas.
Sulin. Gold block.
OST ON MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
- Sixth avenue and Sands Bros. store, a gold
pen with pearl handle. Return to Land office,
Power block. 80
ohT.-A TIME BOOK. A RECORED DEED
- aud naturalization papers. Finder will
confer y favor by leaving eamo ut this oiice.
OST-AT IL N. A. LADY'S GOLD WATCH
between corner OF Breckenridge and Warren
and lower Rodney. Return to this office and
finder win be literally rewarded.
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Total for the week ending June is. of the lead
ing cities Of the United States. 81, 13a, s01. $50. in.
crease IL. ! per cent. compared with same weeA
last year.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Business Done During the Past Week In
81 the Money Centers.
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AGENTS. WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.
IA old and young, S15 to $50 per day easily made
silver. nickel, copper and brass plating, that Is
warranted to wear Tor years, on every class OF
metal, tableware, jewelry, etc. Light and easily
handled, no expense required to operate them.
Gan be carried by. hand with ease from house to
house, eame as grip sack or sacheL.. Agents are
making money. rapidly. They sell to = most
every business HOUSE and family. and workshop,
Cheap, durable. simple and Within the reach Of
every one. Plates almost instantly. equal to the
finest new work. Send for circulars, etc. Queen
lIty. Silver and Nickel Plating Co., East ST.
Louis, Ill. "
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RlDS WILL RE RFCEIvED-BlDS FOR
I the erection Of z Catholic church in Boulder
viii he RECEIVED by the secretary till june a.
Eor plans and speciti atoms Apply to }. L. La
Driere, architect, Helena. and for other inforrna-
ton Apply to y. II. Neunsyr, secretary, Boulder,
Montana.
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EOk UNCOMFORTABLE FURNISHED
l. rooms at reasonal rates. Harvey block,
Grand street. Next door Hotsl Helena.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE-THE FIRM OF
Heynolds u Trotsp, merchant tailors, is this
day dissolved by mntaa, consent, Mr.. Troop re-
firing. Mr.. f.eynntds will carry on the business
in f0thre. 1t the old stand and ply sn liabilities
of said dissolved irm.
Il. III. REYNOLDS,
o. ". TROOP,
Dated June II, 1892. @
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EOR RENT-NfCELY FURNISHED ROOM,
1 one gentleman, 80 per month. 562 High
land avenue. near Davis.
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= New YoRK. june 1.-THE following are
the bank olaarinca rAnoifad xAakIx.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HAANTED-1O BRICK MASONS; 40 WOOD
w choppers; 2 men cooks: ! ranchman; 8
AGENTS; IL girls, Homework; 2 diningroom; s
cooks; q nurses 4 dressmakers: 2 pastry cooks,
5 scrub girls. at the Eureka Office, 100 jackson
street, Helena, Mont.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
EOK RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD, SO
l. Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
EOK .HENT-ROoM In PRIVATE FAMILY
4 with or without board at 55 Ewing street.
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l'OR fNT- UNFURNISHED iiOOMS AND
l apartments Of all kinds and in desirnbis
locations, at ~ 70 Flu per room. Call and exam.
inc our list. Wallace & Ihornburgh. Oenyor
building.
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es1 N tlie NV York DslIto-
srasio State COMMITTEES for the
Nor1tnss.
A1tsHesar Insult 10 ThcirtDemocracy
~ ssy They VIII
M BolE
l6aay Mas M CIAotce. hAs VIII As&
nssss Assinsstate wEzssf ~
As5ssHS n~lRtUrtty.

Yoax, rms I7.--Tssths world printed
omHItnAday ths followinN Expressions 81
H~s5pu501in{ons They speak foF thsnnssIves
MTuukchy Nm bssnt aid md written that Ia TN
SSstt df Grover CleveiandsA nomination be
Wouids not recsivs tho aarne,at. and ehtAusi.
astlc Supports of the dsmoSrstio oreaniza-
slouy Will you Kindly statsAtto ths World
sRhSSsfcr you ksissvc tiasre id any truth ii
spph statsments? Will You also please NJ
SwhSthsr you and your frisnsh will aivs I
hearty md onthusiastic Support to ths
tickes, no matter whoi il nominated At Chr
eaepa
IA aboye qnsstions weiso sent by tsle-
gftNph 10 all the membsrs of tho democratic
Mfte4eomnittee living o,staidD Of this CIT j
a1d Brooklyn, last FRIDAY. Az the sam
taifAe t1s World's correspondents living in
q near the towns whera these committee
men reside were directed TO see the conn
xnittSernen and ask them tho same ques-
tons. Ia the city and Brooklyn World
reporters called upon this local members
IN the state committee for the same
purpose a reply, either direct, or through
j correspondent, with but few exceptions,
has besn received from every man Of the
nav atate committee. They ara given just
ass they weTe receissd, and tha reader 10 lsft
IA draw hia own conclusions and make hin
own infeTeaces. They were sought and OBJ
talked solely and only for their news value,
and every ono must admit hat they furnish
mighty Interesting rssding.
John Deimas, second district cnnnos
speak conclusiyely for the organizations,
but, from what I have seen and heard. / nm
aure aay ides Of boiling or giving support
~Rrudrinrly in the case Of MIR. CleveIand's
~nnrnination at Chicago IL absurd and with
ont 4 particle OF truth. Tbs NOMINEES at
the Chicago convention. whoever he may
III, viii receive earnest and enthusiastic
support.
James w. Ridgeway, Third DISTRICT
hslieye II would be suicidal for the party to
notninate MI. Cleveland. and for that rsa-
a0n j sincerely hope he will not be named.
hut assuming Tor the sake Of arguments that
MI. Cleveland is nominated, the attitude Of
Stie stats committee would be one Of loyalty
ID the party. The state organization will
be- 1oyal and enthusiastic in the rapport OF
tho NOMINEES of the Chicago convention. IL
II A question Of bowling to the viii Of tho
majority.
$&%T rf..-l AFT .-Akys- ~ T1u-~AA a.~A~s~l I
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EOR 6ALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON
1 prominent avenue; has all modern improve
ments and 10 in good condition; price very low
block.
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WANIED-EXCELLENT CHANCE o A
w gentleman Of intelligence and activity t.
town in Montana. address Videx. r. q. Box
254, Helena.
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THE POPULAR LINE.

Daily Express Trains carry elegant Pullman
man Tourist 6leepers and Free Colonist Eleep
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Passes through Wlnconsin. Minnesota, North D.
kotA. Manitoba, Montana, Idaho O1esoD
~ and Washington II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

La belleza de Ia mujer no consiste en-
poseer facciones y formas esculturales
que el tempo Sc encarga destruir en-
breves amos
Constituyenla, muy esencialmente, el
talento la virtud, la discretion la
modestia, el amor y la carload, la alb
negaci6n e sufrimiento; perfecciones
morales, de caracter permanente, que
transforman a la dulce companera del
hombre en- un angel tutelar de su casa
y familia.-R. L.
De la mujer consiste la belleza
en- tener corazon mas que cabeza.
Mcstye Ma,4ineg.
La belleza de la mujer puede ser mo-
raj material:
La material consiste en- la delicadeza
y perfection de la Inca y la armonia de
la forma.
La belleza moral consiste en- la virtud
La mujer que reuna las dos bellezas
ser4 el tipo mas perfecto, dentro de 10
humane. Puesto que Sc aproximara mas
al ideal divino. que es la verdadera be
lleza.-Xavier Sfoghati
i'm saber hacerse ama1!
EDiiliO Ganfe.
En- ser modesto de soltera y buena
madre de casada.
LeoVigfiRo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

leios de combatir el trafco. las autori-
dades 10 toleran Y 10 estimulan.
LIegaran tiempos en- que Sc viva aqui
de esperanzas en- los premios gordos Y
en- los chicos.
De SECURE es mas c6modO V mas ele-
gante enriquecer por Ia loteria que en-
riquecer por la actividad Y por el
ahorro.
No hay obrero, nj industrial, nj CO.
merciante, nj escritor. nj empleado, que
no Here M pedazo de Illusion en- el boil
sillo.
Y todos suenan con Ia lista como Sc
suena con algo efectivo, tangible, s6lido
Y real.
La fusion muere cada quincena; pero
surje una nueva tirada renace de sus
eenizas, semejante al fenix mitol6gico.
I asi van los dineros del rico del
pobre a ese tonel de las Danaides. a ese
abismo que no Sc sacia jamas Y que
nos atrae con la tentaci6n invencible
que en- la mente produce Ell orc acumu-
lado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

en- cuyas pupilas Sc refejaban las pro-
fundidades del mar y las nebulosidades
del cielo.
Grave, como debe serlo Ia modestia,
dulce, como ha de ser el sentimiento, So
nadora, como tiene que ser la poesia,
asi la concibio mi fantasia en- sus suenos
de felicidad, asf Ia vieron pasar mis-
ojos, que dudaban 81 era vision 8 reali
dad, espejismo de la inagen que guarda
la mente, o riujer que desliza su planta
por ell suelo.
Llevaba en- la mano una rosa blanca,
ref1ejo de la pureza de su alma Sc de-
tuvo no Sc con que objeto, y la rosa
empezo girar entire sus dedos, al prin-
cipio con pausado movimiento, despues
con rapidez vertiginosa, como 81 aquello
no fuese una flor, sino el corazon de
uno de sus adoradores, i quien ella
atormentase con furia
Yo envidiaba Ia rosa blanca 4 quien
manos tan bellas& amenazaban darle
muerte
De pronto Vi que Il rosa. medic
deshojada, describia una curva en- el es-
Pacio GAIA en- medic del arroyo.
Me Parecio entonces que entire sus
petalos lba oculto el corazon de Ia 10
ven; me lanze sobre la for, recogien
dola del suelo y colocandola sobre mi
pecho.
\ mientras So perfume embriagador
calmaba las ansiedades de mi alma. ella.
la del traje color de mariPosa, siguio su
caminO iluminando la calle con la luz
de aquellos ojos hermosos y claros, en-
cuyas puyilas Sc refejaban las profun-
didades del mar las nebulosidades del
cielo
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30
Eeremos 81 llega el dia
y acaso muy tarde llegue-
En- que este pals Sc juegue
Su postrera loteria.

Segun los cablegramas ultimos Mr.
Gladstone ha obtenido una victoria
complete en- las elecciones para cons
tituir el parlamento britanico.
Los autonomistas irlandeses triunfan
al fin, Y ell self gOureruemcnt Sc estable-
cera en la ceyde Erinr, despues de las
tremendas luchas en- que O'Connell Y
Parnell levantaron hasta el heroismo el
caracter de sus conciudadanos.
iQue diferencia entire los autonomis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

tas de America y los autonomistas de
Europa
Ellos no desmayan nj retroceden ;
nOsotros caemos en- una pasivldad des-
alentadora Y triste.
Ellos buscan alianzas que les sostengan
en- su metr6poh nosotros buscamos
alianzas que hagan mas dificil nuestra
ruta.
Ellos prodigan su dinero en- cuesta-
clones esplendidas nosotros atamos la
bolsa con tres nudos indisolubles.
ElIos, por no sufrir ell despotismo.
acuden a la emigracion: nosotros, por
no arriesgarnos Il la imigracion, sopor-
tamos ell despotismo.
Ellos tienen IN Gladstone, que les
lleva al poder Y convierte en- leyes s1l
programs: nosotros no tenemos a nadle
que nos fberte del cacique Y de sus
vergonzosos capriehos.
Ellos hacen politica: nosotros hace-
mos fantasticas torres sobre la arena
movediza de un ensueno romantico.
Ellos son en- su terra los primeros;
nosotros somos, en- nuestra terra, los
ultimos los que NADIA valen nj signlh-
can.
Ellos elijen diputados irlandeses;
nosotros elejimos madrilenos Y andalu-
ces, catalanes Y cubanos: de las cuaren-
tinueve proyincias, menos de la provin-
cia en- que nacimos.
Ellos, procediendo asi, son cada vez
mas fuertes; nosotros somos cada vez
mas debiles Y menos considerados.
Nadie Il predecir acierta
ST tras tanto dormitar
Puede el pals despertar:
Veremos 81 al fin despierta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30
EN- JUANA-DIAZ

EI jueves Sc constituy6 en- el pueblo
vecino el Juzgado de Ponce. Ignoran-
Sc las diligencias que pudo practicar;
pero Sc supone con Fundamental razo-
nable que prestaron declaration los
senores Aldea, Conde Y Braschi, aludi-
dos por nosotros, que el Juez perso-
nalmente Sc extendio en- varias inves-
tigaciones de las cuales resulta eyidente
que el alcalde, al certifcar un hecho
el II de Mayo, Sc encontraba veinte
leguas del sitio Ell que aparece su firma.
No queremos emitir juicio alguno,
aunque salta la vista que 81 el alcalde
frmo en- falso, 81 encubrio un chanchu-
llo, 81 procedi6 de ligero, culpa es de
su propia complacencia ' de los que le
dirigieron por tan peligrosas Was.
La ley no atenua en- ninguna cir
cunstancia falsedades de tai caibre: la
ley no autoriza a ningun funcionario
para caer Ell tales contradicciones, Y
como Ia ley debe cumplirse, no envi-
diamos la situaci6n del senor Aldea.
Por 10 demas los tribunales aprecia-
ran hasta que punto ha delinquido un
empleado que, ejerciendo su destino, Sc
compromete en- un negocio tan sombrio
como el negocio de las velas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30
POR LA NIORALIDAD

FL inteligente experto procurador
don Jose Maria Goicoechea, 4 quien
conferimos por acta notarial amplios
poderes para asuntos de este genero, ha
de presentar un escrito en- que Sc pide al
Juez que nos admita nos tenga como
parte en- Ia causa que Sc inicio en- virtud
de los articulos que pubic6 LA DEMO
CRACIA.
No lilnitamos, pues. la prensa,
nuestra actividad yamos mas lejos:
vamos interyenir en- el proceso, a
ofrecer pruebas, establecer recursos,
a ponernos en- condolences de servir
efcazmente a la justicia.
Nos nos guia otro interes que el de
cooperar a que Sc moralice la sociedad
en- que viyimos; no hay para nosotros
mas recompensa que la satisfaction del
deber cumplido.
Compareceremos en- el juicio oral;
llegaremos, 81 es precise, las mas al
tas gerarquias del Estado ' descansare-
mos tranquilos ell dia en- que Sc demues-
tre que un peri6dico, cuando es inde-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

Comerio, no es solamente el pueblo
del buen tabaco de los buenos liberia
les, es tambien un alegre jovenzuelo que
sc divierte como cualquier hijo de fami
lia
Los dias ). 8 y 7 del entrante mes
celebra sus festas patronales con did-
mas, alboradas, comParsas. bales y We
ladas literarias.
Son tres dtas de juerga, Y bien los
merece un pueblo que constantemente
ocupa la brecha luchando con la reac-
ci6n V defendiendose de la indolencia
que enerva 4 sus convecinos.
Verdad que en- aquella poblacion ha
encarnado un espiritu travieso y revolu-
cionario-en la acepcion mas inocente
de la palabra-el espfritu de Gomez
Brioso, que tiene brios 10 mismo para
perseguir 4 IN alcalde detentador de
los derechos del pueblo, que para Lam
zarse en- las peligrosas revueltas de un
vals
Comerio es acreedor divertirse, por-
que sabe cumplir con sus deberes pa
tri6ticos cuando llega el case de ejercer
sus derechos politicos.
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PEQTENECEs

Algunos seres innobles, de espiritu
bastante estrecho y dc inteligencia bas-
tante raquitica para suponer que todas
las acciones humans obedecen 4 la
passion al egoismo. murmuran es-
criben que La DEMocRAcIA, Ell este
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

Muier que nunca airada frunza el ceno
pero 81 tiene el labio pedigGeno
renuncio desde luego su hermosura,
que 20 bellezas tales no me rindo
son como estuche perfumado Undo
que solo tieHeH deHtro Ii tact,Ta.
Bias Fe Mar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

ST Ell el alma las virtudes
rs donde dichcsas reinan,
En- ell alma 1nicamente
Consistira la belleza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

La wi Pasar con ST. traje color de mari
posa, que le daba el aspecto de un ave
de vistoso plumaje.
Tenia que admirar aquella nina de
faz tiiguena y ojos verdes y hermosos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

La belleza no ests en- el fondo sino en-
Ia forma de las cosas.
No es bello el marmol sino Ia escul-
tura, 81 son bellos los ruidos m1sicos
sino la armonia, nj bella la mancha del
color sino los contornos y las lineas.
La obra mas bella es la que mas
pronto conquista el APPLAUSE y despierta
la admiracion para el autor que la ha
creado.
La mujer mas hermosa es la que
saneiona el sufragio universal con estas
palabras
iBendita sea tu madre!-C Suksona.
Describe en- estas lineas francamente
la mujer mas hermosa para mi
Donde 20 yea un rasgo solamente
que tuviera la madre que perdi
Carlos Satuk.
La belleza de la mujerno puede ser
absolute; sus apreciaciones son infnitas
como los gustos.
Sclo hay una belleza que enamora. 10
mismo bajo los rayos abrasadores del
tr6pico, que en- los .hielos del Polo; Ia
vrtud unida al talento y d la bondad.
PargaS
Solo estriba a mi entender
de la mujer Ia belleza.
en- ser honrada mujer
de los pies la cabeza
Orafes