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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

los Pa1les, los jesuitas. etc, son el re-
verso de la Moral IL Cristo
Por tanto doctor h 49,. debio usted
comprender que evocar Ia memoria
del Obispo Gil Esteve y la TIistocia
Sagrada de les Jesuitas. asl como q
Decreto organ3co DE- 10 de Julio lie
1865, era may sieniticativo, pues po-
COS hombres instruidos son los que
ignoran los efectos producldos por Ia
M0nlfa Srcret0 y Ell Retcato dc los
Jesuitas Quien no sabe que las ar
cas- sociales han sido esquilnadas por
esa f1AtJadc ae b1Jasos negros que han
tenldo por lena orc, soberbia y or
gullo.
Creame doctor que el laicocefalis-
mo con sus pIanteles es nece5ario pa
ra acabar con tanta ignorancja y abu
SOS; y es impossible que el DIANE
Maestro, SC yea c0rresp0udido, como
cuadra d su moral, por los que han
pospuesto a la verdad por Ia rnentira ];
con los que han cambiado cl ore bH10
por el c0dtr; con los que han prescin-
dido de Ia humiIdad y largueza, por
Ia soberbia y esquivez de todo bien.
Y 81 usted Sc ia aludi3o, porque
III EstudIo dUo que almq4e barrsca
mineral, ne IS eahn1o fn1x nosot5os
q1le sub1uguewos a q,sces nuestra lnde-
bfndenrin al iuterf5 az amos cHaHtos
unricaHos, 10 ha hccho muy NAL, pues
Il EstuA5o habla Ell tests general, y
por mas que sea una satira dlri9ida 4
usted, nunca ha debido acogerla, pne5
limpio Sc juega y claro Sc habla, y de
otro modo NADIA probarIamos con aIu
dirnos en- hechos y cosas cue directa-
mente no nos atallcn.
De todos modos usted Sc ha salido
de las casillas, rompiendo laazas con
los que de Gstcd 20 Sc hab'an ocu-
pado y por ESQ le han sahdo al en-
cuentro varios que lc han tenido siem-
pre- Por TN puerto-riquen0 incapaz de
tener las pretensioncs de cfiticar te0-
r1as cue por no haberias e5tudiado no
las comprende, por mas que reconoz-
can que es usted TN discIpulo de Ga
leno, avcntajado y con disposiciones
que ofrecen nlucho para el porvenir
SALoM0N ALVAREZ Y DoMENEcH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

Dichos senores quieren corresponder asi
al favor que q p6blico les h venido dis
pensando
Inscripc;ones hechas en- el Registro Civil
de esta ciudad:
Nacimie,stos. Bernardino MARTINEZ San
tiago, Epifanio Fernando Garcia, Gloria
Duper6n Million.
Detimcto,es: Narciso Carreras ' Rivas,
Pascuala Toro Rosado, Carmelo Roman,
Sebastiana Capo, Angela Ramos Figue-
roa, Florencio Antonsant.
FL Doctor don Vicente Santoni, oculista
de Ia facultad de Paris, recibe consultas dia-
rias de : de Ia manana de ! 4 3 de Ia
tarde, en- esta ciudad.
He aqui una de las razones que aconse-
jan asegurarse en- Ia New YORK LIFE con
preferencia 4 cualquiera otra compania
Ell que Sc asegura en otras companies. no
puede Ilauarse con propiedad soclo de elias
Los verdaderos socios son los AcCloNIsTAs
que fundaron esas compaDias Y que Sc re
parten CAST ToDOs los benefcios
La New YORK LIFE no tiene accionis-
tas y casi todos sus benefeios Sc reparten
entire los asegurados que son los tNIcos
DTENOS y SOCIOs de la Compa0ia.
LA NEW-1 oRK LIFE az pagado en- Pto.
Rico cerca de TREscIENTos NIL PESOS a
sus asegurados cuya relaci6n nominal pro
porcionara al que 10 desee don Luis San
chez Morales.
La NEW-YoRK LITE no tiene pleitos,
porque paga sus siniestros srS DIsCCTIR-
Los.
Agente general: don Luis Sanchez Mo
rales, San Juan Pto Rico -Sub-agente en-
Ponce: don Eduardo Salicl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
ALMOTACENAZGO
Ell Der. DI 8 T r I II Q

Sag1n Sc ha servido dispouer ell Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador general de la Provincial, la
comprobacion annual periodical de pesas y
medidas en- este t6rmino municipal de Pom
&C, comenzara en- l6 del presente mes de-
bera estar terminada en de Setiembre
pr6ximo. Lo que Sc hace publco para CO
nocimiento de los interesa ados.
Art{culo II del Reglamento del ramo !:
Estan obligados Ia comprobacion todos
cuantos necesiten hacer uso de pesas y
medidas, incluyendo las ofcinas de Adm6n.
p1blica, provincial municipal: comercian-
tes, industriales, mercaderes, profesores,
CONSTRUCTORS de pesas medidas los que
Sc ocupen en- su venta
Ponce, 8 de Agosto de 1893.-El Fiel
Almotacen, Alberto LacaSa. mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
CONIUNICADO
GRAN CARROUsELL AMERICANA

Senior Director de La DEMoeRACn
Presente.
En- gratitud al constante favor que dis
pensa e p6blico ponceno 4 nuestra grata
diversion, hemos resuelto amenizar con Ia
orquesta la function del domingo 13 de los
corrientes como Ia carload es fuente ina
gotable Y manantal fecundo de bienes de
satisfaeeiones, igual para los que reciben la
dadiva como para los que, por sentimientos
Ia prodigan, ofre5enos tambien una funcion
extraordinaria ell lines II, ded;cando su
producto fquido 4 beneGeio del 4silo dc
nend5g0s que sc vi erigir en- esta ciudad
debido a Ia com4n benefcencia, por los ea-
fuerzos de las ilustres danas de esta culta
sociedad.
Humilde es 81 6bolo cue ofrecemos psro
sera acojido con benevoeneia por las no
bles niciadoras de tan levantada idea
ORTIZ y VARGAS.
Ponce, de Agosto de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
DE ADJUNTAS

Debiendo procederse con toda actividad,
que apareeen at1n en- descuberto contriou
yentes de este termino municipal, haliando-
Sc vacantes tres plazas de Comisionados de
apremio, Sc convocan aspirantes, 4 fin de
que, aquellos que las interesen, presenter
sus solicitudes en- la Secretarfa de este Ayun-
tamiento, desde la fecha de la publication
de este anuncio.
Adjuntas, Agosto de 1898.
2-6 JOSE GARRIGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
II'TEpEShg7ISIND

Sc vende Ia Iieoleria De Cabrer, situada en Ia
calIe de Ia Villa, ndmero 50.
Is un establecimiento en- mareha con todos
los aparatos concentrates al ramo Y con eXtensa
cientea.
Los que necesiten mas nfo,1nes f1lefen diri
gilse don Juan Cabrer. calle Atocha 8 dom
Francisco Cabrer, Ia misma ieolcria.
Ponce Julio 81 de 1898. ms.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

Iicne e gnsto De poner en conocimiento del
p1bheo que su 1oe.cta Funera,:a, Gale MAYOR
nilrnrro :, ademas De los coches de todas class
con G1e Ia venido IIsstaudo servicio hasta hoy
acaba lie eoustluir uno De lujo que, Dor sus con
dieiones for1na especial, asegura no hav otro
igual nj n Ponee III IN ningdn otro punto d.
Ia Isla
Ponce. Ago-to d. 1888 6Tn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
AGHnCIh FIJNERARIh

Hago saber Al p1blico que desde
hoy la que estaba cargo de don
Bartolom6 Segui, calle Mayor, Sc la
trasladado a la calle de Wives, 10 33.
y contin1a bajo Ia direction del que
suscribe, que cs su dueno.
fHtonio Roca
Ponce, junio 20 He 1895 6lm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
I-sS SaSe

En- la jurisdiction de Barranouitas. 4
einco minutes de la poblacion, So vende una
estancia compuesta Gle sesenta cuatro
cuerdas, hncadas au rpayoria de cafe Y
malangos.
Tiene casa de MADEIRA, aqua abundante,
e. Llama 81 terreno es fertiAsimo.
FL que desee comprarla puede dirigirse,
en- Coanoo. n que suseribe.- Z0llo 1f- CaI6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
NO iCIA

La Reuisto, al hablar del senor Negr6n
Sanjurjo, como uno de los aspirantes a Ia
escuela del seflor Neumann, le llama 93G1icfa
te mug ceycano de nuestro Director.
Aunque ell senor Munoz Rivera conside-
raria como una alta honra el ser parente
del joven Negron, que como poeta inspira-
dfsimo, ilustrado literato y professor de gran
des conocimlentos Y cOmpetencia, hace ho
nor al pals, nos vemos obligados aclarar 81
dicho de la ReUjSta, manifestando que el Sc
nor Munoz Rivera no es pariente, de Iejos
nj de cerca, del senor Negron SanJurjo.
Han enganado al colega, 10 cual no es de
eXtranarse, pOrque no tene & motlvos para
conocer nuestra parentela-
Sc nos dice, por persona que nos merece
gran cr6dito, cue algunas hermanas de Ia
Carload, RESIDENCES Ell ell Hospital Irico-
che, han comprado taIas de hiIo, de las CO
nocdas en- el comercio con el nombre dc
gra3ao de oro. exigendo, al pagar su importe,
Que Sc les extendiese el bordero como s.
hubieran comprado petE61e0.
jQG6 es este? 4 Sc trata lie un fraude
Como Sc expIjca que hacienda esas hernia
nitas roto De po5re-a compren telas inas, de
gyo2o de ORC? Para qu6n son esas telas que
en- las cuentas que presentan las hermanltas
aparecen como petr6}eO, que no Sc con
sume3
Creemos que vale la pena averiguar ESQ
Ha sido pedida en- Madrid, Ia nano ae l.
belhsima senorita d0na \ mparo Lopez, par;
nuestro querido amigo paisano Salyado'
Canals, redactor principal del Healdo d
Madfid.
Canals, uno de los mejores amigos qpo
tenemos en- Madrid, es, por su talonto J
laboriosidad, acreedor a las feliciaades de
hogar, 1nico oasis para el periodista conlba
tiente.
Dicen de Barros 4 La CorTesponde'scia qu'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

Para Ia composici6n afnaei6n de pa
nos ofrezco mis- servicios al pnbl.co. Ads
mas de poseer los conocimientos indispen
sables, trabajo bajo la direction de- rai ss
nor hermano don Fernando caiiejo, pro
fesor de m6siea conocido en- esta ciudaa
Mi domicilio, Gale Mayor junto / Il "a
50 de don Julio Rosich.
SASpATdo CAfLEJo
Pace, ~ TO S SOS llm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
RECORTES 2

Despues de Ia facultad de discernir, 10
mas raro en el mundo son ios bri!lantes =
las perlas La Btugere
Dar gracias Dios despues de Ia victo
ria, es hacerle Ia mayor lie las ofensas.
Napoleon
El bien no hace ruido: o. ruido no haee
bien. De Haistry.
Que es la maldad' Dios quo Sc duerne
en- Ia conciencia humana. n Vtctor Hugo.
La poesia es el perfume que al eyapocar
Sc deia en- nuestra alma la esencia de Ia Do
lleza. Richter.
La CARLOAD CRISTIAEA
No nos deiaste, oh Cristo,
Cuando Ia grey traidora
Fl. u agoto las iras
Del negro Satan6s.
Donde ell mendigo pide,
Donde el hunilde liofa
All, Senor, estas
Tu voz es Ia esperanza
Que nuestras almas LENA.
Que estingoe los profundos
Latidos del dolor.
Crando me ospanta duela
La desv6ntura agena,
Te siento on ml, Senur
oh carload sublime.
oh inspiration del clelo'
oh rayo que desclendes
De Is sagrada Cruz
y esparces por IA terra
Suav1simo oopsu0lo,
Resignation Y luz
T1 RIGGS los impulses
Del coraz6n eristiauo,
TG calmas de la vida
la rouca tempestad
II iIorae con el triste,
To apoyas al ancisno,
IG amparas Ia orfaudat
Tu, con 6ereno rayo
Como la luz dol da
Dilatas por do quiera
In limpio reaplandor-
TlI ahuyentaa esa noche
Fatldiea V aombrfa,
La noehe del dolcr
T4 apoyas las angustiss
Del lastlmado pecho,
Las i.grimas enjugas
Con carinoso afau.
f1 daa valor al d6bil.
Al peregrino lecho.
Al desvaldo pan
Racoges el s.Iiento
Fostrer del moribundo,
Vas. como amante madre,
Del deadchado en- poe
Por L los pobres nueren
Sin renegar del nundo,
Sin aeusar Dios.
q. NssNcz dc Afce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
! Grun depurutlro regeful!
PREPARADO PoR Ell
Lcdo don Miguel PIaneIIas

FL mas conocido, seguJo = 1dfid0
purifcador de Ia sangre
Conserva el CUTS terso y libre de
etnbclones y .eyanos
PURAMENTE VEGETAI.!
Pueden usarlo hasta los ninos.
Deposito Fa1Ulaeta Cenfrak, de
!. Ferrer.
8 nj 5 V. P. 5. Julio 4 de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

Sc vende
Una partida de muebles
finos.
En- esta Inprenta IN
formaran. 2O-26
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
iOJO! iOJO!

s. venden todos los mueblcs de la
casa caIle de Ia Aurora numero :.
Comandancia AIilitar.
Ponce, A2osto 3 de 1895. As
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

Gn padre i sa hijo escr;bia.
HSe que eres un perezoso,
Tronera, holgazan, vicioso;
Que haces de Ia noche dia;
Que en- Il todo es 5aio ' iii,
Todo astucia, desatino;
! en I'm, que eres nm poliino.
Tu padre, Sempronio Gil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09
PLAZA DEL MERCADO

Prec;oa eor54ssfes las : de n maae,,a hog
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

I.e' y sn d proapeeto De IN fabrieants as
biherones:
"Cuando el nino haya conclude do ma
mar Sc le aeetornilla SO le spmerge en- al
aqua.
Buena natUraleza la de tener Ia oriatura
81 escapa con vida.
Preguntaron dias atras 4 IN sscritor tan
vulgar como lleno de pretensiones.
= Caalee son para usted las cincusnta
obras rnejores que estoz dltimoa tiempoa
sc han publicado
-Lo que es yo-contesta el pedante-no
be escrito hasta ahora NADIA mas que diez Il
bros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

5Cnando Sc compone el techo lie la plaza
del Mercado? aHabra quien conteste
nuestra pregunta? Porque no es justo que
los revendedores tengan que perder sus
ventas en- los dias de Iinyia, 4 causa dc esos
desperfectos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

Una pregunta 4 Ia autoridad municipal.
mo podr1an echarse unas carretadas de cas-
cajo en- 81 insondable bache que existe en-
la calle de Ia Estrella, eatremo Este, frente
i la casa de don Adolfo Lespier1
4a nj los cocheros Sc atreven pasar por
ali temieudo que ell coche Sc les quede
atascado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

En IN restaurant:
In parroquiano, viendo que Il paaaf 10
haber madado tres yeces De cuohillo, no po
d{a con IN e,atreeot, llama al mozo, ' le dice
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-09

FL Doctor don Vicente Santoni oculist;
de Ia faeultad de Paris, recibe consultas dia
rias de : de Ia manana y de ] 3 de Ia
tarde, en- esta ciudad.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01

cooked pistol and took aim. II was
comic in the dim hall TO see him going
through his silent pautomime. He
thrust, he parried, he dropped his point,
no bowed like an accomplished master
Of fence. He raised pistol, bowed
graciously, as II to say, "Apres vous,
monsieur" touched trigger, assumed a
look half triumph, half concern, then
laid his hand upon his heart and smiled
the smile Of one whose wounded honor
IL avenged. All this was done without
30 much rs a chuckle.
While Plato was ut his noiseless gym.
nastics Voltaire, through the pantry,
had conducted the sergeant into Major
Kerr's presence.
Skerrett, with his mustache off and
In disguise world too shrunk for his
shanlrs and shoulders, looked much less
the hero than when he first stepped forth
upon these pages, Indeed, ut this mo.
ment he did not feel very heroic.
He was sailing under false colors. He
was acting lie. He did not like the
business, whatever the motive was. He
took his seat vis-a-vis the rival major,
and thought, IF fair play is Jewel, /
must give the effect of paste set in pinch
beck at this moment"
Glad to see you, sergeant" says
Kerr, speaking thick. That's right, /"
to Voltaire. "Give him some winel
Fine stuff they have in this house. Bet
ter than regulation grog, sergeant"
The newcomer nodded and went at his
supper vigorously.
"Goshshave tn King, sargn! Bup-
pers" says Kerr, holding up his glass
aslant and splitting little.
"Bumpersr responded the other.
"Frustrate their politics. Confound
their knavish tricks" chanted Kerr.
"Rebblstricksh, mean, sargn. Cuffoud
'em. BuppersI"
"Bumpers!" Skerrett reioined, still
feeling great conjunction at the part he
was playing.
Sergeant" says Kerr, "rm going to
tell you something"
Skerrett looked attention.
"Tm going TO be married tomorrow"
spoken confdentially.
"Ahr'
Don't say Abr sergeant. All ex-
preshes doubtsh. Say Obi sergeant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sargn. Say Ohr'
"Ohr'
"Thats right Oh is congratulation."
He made muddy work with the last
word. Yes, sergeant, doocid pretty
girl, doocid pretty property. Want to
see her, sargeantT
'No, thank you"
Eyes, you do, sergeant Don't tell
me! I'm lucky fellow, sergeant. AL
ways was with women. I'll have her
down in the parlor by and by, and you
can look through the crack of the door
and see her. She loves me so much,
sergeant, that she's gone up stairs TO
look at her wedding dress and wish for
tomorrow.
Ito be Continued.)
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01
A Dream.

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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01

Jierck balanced % upon his lips and
sioigged.
Scene. the interior Of Squire Dewitt,
barn.
Hay at the sides. hay Mt the back, and
great mountains Of hay rise into the
duslxy regions Of the loft.
In the centre stands Jierck Dewitt
Just returned from his noon interview
with Major Skerrett.
At the left sits Ike Van Wart asleep
with his mouth open. Perhaps, like
Voltaire. he hears partially with his
tonsils.
On the right old sap Galsworthyh
killing timewith old sledge for a weapon.
His right hand has just beaten his left
and won the stakes, viz. twelve oats.
Hendrecus Canady stealthily sp
proaches the gaping sleeper on the left.
He holds q head of timothy grass---in
these times Of war we perceive that II ID
o good model for cannon sponge. Hem
drecus introduces timothy's head into
Van Warts mouth and begins to tickle
the tonsils and palate, 80 rosy.
To these enters pretty Katy Dewitt,
blushing and smiling. Fragrance
comes with her, and well II may. for she
bears dinner--a deep yellow dish Of pork
and beans and pumpkin pie exquisite
ly vanished.
Tender hearted Jierck Dewitt at once
remembered the wife who In happier
days crisped his pork and sweetened his
pie.
Hendrecus dropped his ticker into
Van Wsrt and eprnng up 70 help his
sweetheart. Her pretty smiles stirred
happy smiles on his face--a bright and
good humorsd one, though still Of pill
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01
PART THREE-CHApTER TX.

He thrust, he parted, he dropped his
Eight o'clock, and Major Kerr sat sip
ping Madeira in the dining room at
Brothertoft manor.
whats the use Of eight candles?" he
said 10 Voltaire.
"Only four. SIR" says the butler, de-
posting two branches on the table
81 see eight-no, sixteen. Well, let
'em burnt Economy DO hangedl say.
niggerr
"What, sirY' voltaire perceived that
his deteriorating process had been Of
fectual. Kerr saw double and spoke
thick.
"I'm tired of sitting here alone. Can't
you sing me a songT
~ used 10 sing like bobolink, sir,
but since lost my front tooth tho mu-
sic all leaks out In dribbles. There's
redcoat sergeant Just come into the
kitchen. He looks like most Almighty
powerful singer. Shall bring him inf"
eyes. amt proud. A Kerr can as
sociate with anybody"
AS Voltaire left the room he picked
mp the majors sword and pistols from
the sideboard. Plato was In the hall,
stationed 10 watch the door OF the par
lor where the lady Of the manor was sit
ting solitary. His father handed him
the arms. The seven seals Of mystery
had been opened. and Plato was deep in
the plot.
Take 'em. boy" says voltaire, "and
DO readyr'
Ready for WHAT Neither OWNED.
But Plato took the weapons with dig
nifty and became generalissimo In his
own estimation. He brandished the
sword. and made a lunge at some Inn
aginary antagonist. Then he lifted a
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01
Edwin BrOthertOft.
BY
EDWIN WINTHROP.

Copyright, is9l, by United States Book Company
and published by special arrangement
with them.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
FLOWER AND TREE.

Poison ivy is considered less poisonous
when the sun is shining on it, while at
night or in the shadow it is especially dan
gerous.
Carolina poplars are unfit for shade trees
They soon grow too tall for use about
dwellings and in time produce leaves only
on the ends of the long branches.
The lobelia cardinals cred cardinal flower)
is one of the most beautiful of American
flowers and is by no means cultivated to
the extent that it's merits entitle it to.
There is haunted tree at North Sears
port, Me-, which shelters spot where a
murder had becn committed. Moss has
formed the initials wv b." on the bark.
Well preserved fowers-lotus, red poppy
and others-have been found on Egyptian
lnummies 5000 to 5000 years old. Some
are on exhibition in the Egyptian museum
ut Cairo.
The purple plum, SO valued because its
purple colored leaves last the whole season,
is also of use for the numerous small white
flowers it bears, aud in the fall there are
small, round, purple colored plums on it be-
sides.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
The sobcrer Methods of Mature Years.


.In Broadway today" said Colonel CAL
lipcr to his wife as they sat ut dinner, II
met my old friend Serene Gritty of Storll-
vile Center, VT. I never see Serene with
out recalling the incident that first made
him famous in Storkville Center. There
was Il great revival going on there, and Sc
reno had something to do with managing
the meetings. In less than week after
the revival began every seat was taken and
people were standing up. Then Sereno--he
was younger then than he is now, you
lnow-set out in front of the church sign
reading, Standing Room Only 1t made
q sensation in Storkville Center
'Sareno is as enterprising as ever, but he
wouldn't think of setting out IL sign like
that now. Age may not tame us, my dear,
but il makes us more conservative in our
meth,N New York Sun.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24

SUMMaN SIN The nfsTRItT COURT OF
- the ir5t judicisl district of ths state Of
\ ohtana, in aild for tho county Of Lewis an,i
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24
All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery know its value, and those who have
not, have now the cppor unity to try it free.
Call on the advertised druggist and get a
tlnl bottle, iree. Esnd your name and nd-
dress to III. Il. Bucklen Il CO.. Chicago. md
got a sa,n, 10 box OF DR.. Kings Now Life
piils free, as well ns copy OF Guide to
Health and Household Instructor, free.
All OF which IL guaranteed to do you good
rnd cos. you nothing. II. III. Parchen 4
Co.'s dug store.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24

SUMMoN SIN TH4 nfsTRIT T COURT OF
n nhtHna IN AID for tho county OF Lewis anil
Clarke.
m 9 Sits. plaintiff, VS.. John il defendant
The state OF Montsna sends graatin. to tho
above named dsfandsnE
You ara hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought aeaiuss yuu by ,ia above named plain
tiff in tho thrtrIea court OF tns rs judicial dis
triot Uf thu state of Montana, in aat for tn,
cuanty II Owls ali tisr O, and to answer tho
complain ilea theron, withia ten days
tCxclu~ivc OF ito day OF ;Arvteel ,s.fter tho
rpFs cD on you Of tt,}1 flljtpue. II artei within
tins count -. if soryci Jut Of tins county, bat
WiIlin THIS distirt HI '"n twoutT Npya, other
visp within forty Gsy, ut Judgment by def .u.t
wit ha taEea tGl n.a You, according to tho
pIuycr of SAID complaint.
Hue 6t.d a tlpu " Er@nEht To otiaih decree
ct ait court dis. lv.ng III eoris cf trimeny
II ~ cE.Bling letWoel plant II and Go!endaEt On
tie sruend OF o. no cEprlUy, VIII eh is mure
fully set forth III the complaint Oh Ill" hagcln. to
Which refetonee is Larepi madf.
ni You are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear aud aukwcr the said complaint, a5 above
required, tho said plaintih Will Hl;y to tho
court ief thn eiitf tiamaiiai n tHg complaint.
Given under my lnnh ard Tho se@l ot tho div
tItot cont Of tha irat iEdio!al Gistrtet ct tee
,tnta of !dontnha, in nnd ior the
-, county of I-e@is amt Clarke
fcal first / this tn day of huGus'. in tho
( lud. Dist. : year of cur Lord one Thousand
Court. tislt hundred and ninety three
N------r-+---( JOHN Rfhh, Clerk. Z
IL O. Z. fcr,MAS, To.cty ierk,
!. Nj. ieuents, torncy FOR ftaintifl
The Helena independent., 1893-08-24

A Leader.

Since Its first int oduction. Electric Bit
sefs has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now it is clsarly in the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and Alternatives
containing nothing which permits its use
as beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized
ments OF Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. Ii
will cure Sick Henoaohe. Indigestion, Con-
stlpHtion AMI drive Malaria from the sys-
tenn. Satisfaction guaranteed with each
bottle or the money will be refunded.
Price only 80 cents a bottle. Sold by H.
NJ. Parchen d; Co.