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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-29

A PLEASANT MUSICALE.
Closing Exercises of Mrs. s. NJ Brophy's
Z Music School.

IL Auoic oChOOts
Those who have been privileged To
attend the annual exercises of Mrs.
Brophy's music class were treated to an
excellent variety of both vocal and
instrumental music last night. The
house was crowded with the pupils and
their parents who seemed delighted
with the ARRANGEMENTS made during
the past season.
Lack of space forbds any personal
mention, suffice it to say that every one
on the programme acquitted herself
very creditably and the verdict O; all
was that last nights entertainment far
excelled all previous efforts. Mr.. Will
A. Carr acted as master OF ceremonies
and at the conclusion OF the exercises
thanked the audience in behalf OF Mrs.
Brophy for their appreciation of her eff
forts to instruct their children
Following is the programmes:
FART FIRST.
Miss n. Barksdalc.
dreaming OF Mother (vocaO. ..... shelly
Miss NJ. Malone.
'Les Guardes Municipaus. ...........P Coltais
Mics Bessie Neal.
~ '''' '0 Miss Annie Garry. Dapper
"Amusemcnts". ............ Richardson
Miss A. Mclaughlin ''' ."
p"e"A'emc Noot xi, ..c...''..'.... LEY
"Old Home on the Farm" Waltz. Roliy King
Miss A. Prendcrgost.
Love, Let My Heart be Yours" Birch
Miss Rose O'Brien.
"A night on the Waters" opus CO Wi son
Mics NJ. Malone.
Isabella Gayottc," opus 10. NAM. Pard Drippe
Miss +. Bropby.
advance Guards" .......... .. Stultz
Miss S. Mcnamara,
"Stephanic Gavottc"... .... Czibulka
Mics Regina Carr.
FART SECOND.
Mrs w. A. Carr.
Go, Pretty Rose Vocal duo) Theo. Marziales
The Misses Webb.
I'm jour de Patrique ........... $50 Richards
Miss NJ. Mccarthy.
Across the Sands (vocaD.... ....... Willard
:. Miss NJ LongherY.
Tn Moment dc Gate. H. iichper
Mrs. NJ. hotz.
Listen TO Ne Vocal. .................. Adams
Miss Edna Ryals.
Concerto in G. minor..... -. . Mendelss ohm
Miss N. Loughery.
Nightingale and Zephyr Opus 90 Smith
Miss Rose O'BricD.
Song, Angels Serenade. Observation-Disclosures IN
Miss VI. Carr.
Sweet Memories of Home Pattison
Miss Edna Rivals
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-16
Amateur sa.eban Notes.

The Maroons will go TO snohomish to-
morrow to cross bats with the club Of that
place. A fine game is expected. and
large delegation Of Maroon supporters and
hackers will accompany the club and
cheer them on to victory. The make mp:
Warner, c.; Simmons, p; MeKinstrey,
LIST b.; Gamble. I'd b.; Pope. Sd b.; Bah
bitt. S.: Parks. l. T. lille. c. f.; King. r.. 4.
The High School baseball nine goes to
Everett tomorrow morning to play the
Hub nine. OF that city. and ~ the High
Schools have been doing some hard prac-
tice q good game may be expected. A
party Of ''rooters" will 30 along to make
Everett ring with the High School yell.
The make up of the team 10 as follows:
Hsnry, c.; MCGOWAN, p: Inslis, LIST b..
captain; Allen. I'd b.; Webb, 30 b.. OAR
Iington. 8. D.; Hicks, |. f.; Kelly, c. f.;
Turner
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saiks, Sept, Is. Summaries:
stallion trotiing. % class. two in three
aieaard Almoni won, Multuomah sec
san Monday third. Time, east.
Earrings. hall-mile and repeat ~Settie
ia xon, kittie Planter second. Time.
Ia'ts4asgter dash, running Miss
s asaaa son, Rainbow second. Mowitxs
1,sd Time. IL.
n s5laNood set The record Of the North
sse'ae eeast for 2-yeaT-old PAGERS, 2;ssiS.
iesiestay's summaries:
racing, 80 class, three in fiye-Che-
s' as won. Bonnie Bell second. Time.
iiestsng, 80 class. tao miles. heats. two
: ahFee hlshop Hero won. Pearl Fisher
soad. Nifty Ham third. DATwinna fourth.
alae, ass
Vae aid oae-elghth miles dash Nipper
~ ~N9 oats second. Raindrop third.
~. - TIE two male race narvinns became
nsgeahle, ran over Pearl Fisher and
s.Vs Driver Guilds. VINO suffered q bad
sNsh Foand FRACTURE of the leg.
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srsrsgFrrIp. Mass.. SEPT 15-Tb.
Hampden park bicycle meet w.. .uece...
fui in breaking records. Y..serdsvs.
nonors were divided between Tyler, SAN
ger ana MesntJes- Tyler made half
nile ~ 90 IS. beating his own record of
l'ol 20 Sanger broke the worlds rec
ord Tor two miles. doing il in 4.3i s. 2
MesntIes rode against the worlds record
Tor one hour. making twsnty-nx miles,
ten yards, breaking the record for all dis
tances from six to twenty-sax miles. he
rode the twenty-sixth mile in 2:r. The
event Of the day was the one mile Spring
neid international record race. won by
Hardy Taylor. Sanger second. Zimmerman
third. Time 2:i4 2-S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-16
READYMApr MusTiRe pIasrrs,

reduction in the value on sheep from 81. 90
20 sL5o. which vas the only change de-
sired
WI Honeycutt. Of Colrmbis county,
asked that the values on certain stock be
made the same a. Waila Wallis.
J. ~. smith, of Whitman. asked for a
reduction on land values. and placed on
par with walia waIla.
=. ID Garheld, clerk Of the board, 10 now
engaged In compiling . schedule Of the
sotal valuations in the different counties,
on the completion Of which the board will
proceed with the work of equalization.
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sacramento Races.
saes.xrsro, Sept. Is. Summaries:

H1cEAMEsTo, Sept. Is. summaries:
Unfinished trot--Iago won, Failacy SEQ
cnd, Hattie II. third. Time, 2:23X.
Unfinished free-for-all pace-Diablo
won. Time, 2:i1k.
Mile--AgItato won, Roplulus second.
Pulaski third. Time. 1:43.
Mile-Articus won. Quarterstaf second,
Raindrop third. Time, i.42H.
Mile and n half Ludwig won. Morton
second, NJ sro third. Time, 2:3sIl.
Six lurlongs -Addie Chapman won, Sir
Reel second, Manfred third Time. :I6.
ssysn aud a half furiongs-Giadiato
woe. Garcia second, st. Patrick third.
Time. 1 81.
ST. inrlongs -Ardente won, Normandie
second, Solitude third. Time, 1.I5L.
Five furiongs-Jim X. won, Hal Fisher
second. Ida Glen third. Time. :02ls.
Five furlongs-Last Chance won, Re-
volver second, Montaievo third. Time.
ti5A.
Yesterdays summaries:
Trotting, 4-year-olds- Bruno won, Anti.
sh second. Sadie Benton third. Time,
rs
Facing. 3-year-olds. 2:25 class -Madcsp
son. Waikovef second.
Tro.tlng, 30 class Mary Lott won,
challenger Chief second. Chancellor third.
fine, 2.lT
Trotting. 2 20 class Failacy won, Hat
sis r. second, fago third. Time. 2:ail5.
Pacing, free-for-aii, unfinished - w.
kood won. Diahlo second, Our Dick third.
Time, 2:0sls.
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Tn. National Lsaru..

CHICAGO. Sept. i5.-The Colts were shut
out. Score: Chicago O. Philsdelphia T.
CLEVELAND. Sept. l5.-Both games were
taken by the visitors. Scores: Cleveland
8. Baltimore z; Cleveland 2. Baltimore 9.
PirrsBrRa. Sept lb.-The home team
won by hard hitting. Score: Pittsburg
o. Boston 2.
CINCINNATI, Sept. lathe Reds won
by an error OF Stafford. Score: Cincin-
natl I. New York 7.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. Ia-The Colonels ont
played the Bridegrooms. Score: Louis
vile 9. Brooklyn 3.
ST. Louis, Sept. i5.-The Browns won by
the Senators errors. Score: st. Louis
i3, Washington 6.
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1sAvEsgNp. Sept. IS.-Ths track was
Af Summaries:
Vie and one-eig hth-kiideer won, he
$500. ss.,oa second. LtSrse third. Time,
eah farlongs kentigernA won. Ornu,
ssaa, oaeeahke IL thsrd. Time. I.fst.
- iarlongs Fiay rim Won. Joiaa
NJ, Saeen Isabel third. Time. la -
ana one-s5Sgeeath RAeeland Won
isG '4' 'aunie tniTa. lime,
ne iNssongs - AFmltage won. Frog
r seeoad, kassa third. Time. .niL.
~rf i0Ftohgs~l..ttle Ruly Won, Qaiyer
30 Circulation third Time, .5ll,.
s>ssss IA ~, .os g al Jim won, TigreSs
h'hheeaha third. Time, i.0l,,.
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The Navshoe After the Cape May Cup.
RIDE, Isle Of Wight. Sept I5.-Tho
yachts savahoe and Britannia left this
morning to take part In the race tor the
cape May cup over a course from the
Seedies to Cherbourg and back. 10 miles.
The race began at noon In light wind.
1t will probably take twenty-four hours to
complete the race. The Cape May cup.
Ike the Brenton's Reef cup. won from
the Britannia By the Navahoe on " ednes-
day, was won from American yachts in the
races at New York In 1855 and carried TO
England By British yacht owner. where
IL has remained ever since.
The boats were timed as they passed the
Needles lighthouse as follows: Britannia.
1927; Savahoe. :05:i5 The Britannia
kept the lead, and as they began to drop
below the southern horizon there appeared
10 be no change in the relative positions of
the boats.
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The long anticipated race between the
yachts Margery and Rainier occurred
yesterday afternoon over the club course.
A good breeze was blowing. and the
Margery covered the course in hours, q
minutes and IS seconds. winning the race
by 5minutes and 40 seconds. The Margery
lost FIVE minutes time during the race by
the breaking Of her topsail sheet. neces-
stating taking down the mainsaiL
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81. Loal. Races.

ST. LouIs. Sept. ia.-The track was
good. Summaries:
SIX fariongS Maud won. Billy the Kid
second. Little Crete third. Time. .;i6.
lialf-mile-~ Miss Portland won, Atten-
ton second, Allah l.. third. Time, so
Six fuFlongs- Nancy Hakes won, Wild
Haniress second, Rosemont third. Time.
Lick.
Six and half furlongs -Inyereauld
xse. Duke OF Athol second. oxford third.
Tine. "a
Asle-Boro won. Arthur q. second,
hegnefori third. Time, Ia
Yesterday summaries:
Five and a half furiongs Maud won.
kssreu second. Lofiin. jr., third. Time,
fsla
Five fufiongs Whiri won, Hi Henry
keond, Artie Fern third. Time. .0I
appraisers handicap, mile and fifty
ysfds-suh Ross won, Rorealis second,
ATWOOD third. Time. i6&.
Five and half iurlongs- Expense won,
Int.
A'ls-Verge Dor won, Billy sunder-
ssad second. Bonnie Byrd third. Time.
l;N4
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The y.lkxri. sirhted.

NEW York. Sept. f5-It Is reported to-
night that one of the New York pilot boats
spoke the Nalkyrie this morning some
miles east OF Fire island. From this 1t 10
expected the challenger for the America
cup viii reach guarantee some time to-
mnrrnx
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I.ig.
Five furiong s-GaIIant won. I,ehm.r
second, Bankers Daughter third. Tim-
los
Nine-sixteenths Of mils-Anuie Rnrk-
ingham won. Gratz Hanley second Prinr.
Cal third Time. ST..
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eTAI,LION TIME DOWN.
.,;reetum Trots a Mile in
ao6 l-2 in q Stiff Wind.
nyuno Jls PAGES ~ 2:o4.
rsvahss Trying 80 Bring Home
a.esher American Cup-BscycIs
Records Broken.

r~rrseo. Sept. H-The stallion trotting
...,..d broken 70 2.061z. the worlds pacing
80 Of 2:04 equaled and four heats
ssrs.~.felv fought from wire 10 wire in
=. ~rs.test race trotted this year, was the
.,s,,t Witnessed by 1900 people at Wash
sssson Park today. The day was not one
- .reed. the wind blowing tiercely in the
-, faces ali the way down the home
..-strh Before Directum vas brought
- ID vas announced that owing
: - high wind he would BE sent against
q. nwn record Of 2.07, instead Of Nancy
I..k., record Of 2:04. II being conceded
80 "a sauai the latter time on such day
-.r;a he an impossIbiiity. Directum
go the arst quarter In .33. reached the
80 IN f,03 and the three-qusrters in
1.ns<. Turning into the stretch he met
80 full force Of the strong wind. but came
i the wire in 1854. IL
=. alrnost dark before Fly
- lib vas brought out. IL had
49, the intention TO send him against
:. pacing record OF Mascot t2;04l.
~ an ACCOUNT OF the wind il was decided
4 send him against his own record Of
a4sk. He made the quarter in :32i&. the
hail in i:021<. the three-quarters In 81
.ca the mile in 2.04. Monroe Salisbury.
4 California. who owns both Directum
ssd Flying Jib. was apparently the hap
ssest man on earth.
Four heats were trotted in the free-for-
III. and il is still unfinished. Hnlda, who
vas injured yesterday. vas drawn. and it
i stated she will probably never race
again. In the sixth heat Pixley set .
frantic pace from the start and made the
mile in 2o9a., which. considering the
high wind, was wonderful performances.
On today's heats the horses stand: Pix
lev. Nightingale. Lord Clinton, Aiix, Ry-
land r., Waiter E., Little Albert. Green
Leaf. Time. 2:Ii1i, 2:oas4. 2:i2s<, 2:f5H.
2:fS trot-- Pimiico won, Cicerone second,
Clare d. third. Time. 2:l3i<.
Consolidation stAkes--Cerous won, Mill
Lady second. Time. 1884.
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Before the Board of Equalization.
OLYMPIA. Sept. Is Special. IT. III.
Jessup, on behalf of Walla Walla county.
appeared before the board of equalization
today and stated that his county desired
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Istsnia Race.

AROMA, Sept. iA-The ty.eS .
Summaries: ~ s'oW'
- taFiongs-ooean II, won. whus
~ ,ead, Sayon third. Time. .ssts.
lsSe. crest hose won. Esnzais seeoni.
( Ssx fr.5t... y 4sn1e, ~
81 ne ooveEness won, Menry
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Only One Month More

Ana the worries fsir-the great Columbian ex-
posiuon-uiu Be thing of she past q memory
LOT those who have waited IL II you have not
yet seen lite wonders. remember that one month
more ID ali the time that remains for you 10
iesst your eyes on such an exhibition of the
Noftas progress In science, mechanics. art aud
al things that go to make up civilization, as
mas never before existed. and will not In all
probability, be assembled again during your life
ume From Christopher Columbus TO Chicago
- 20 years, a. the calendar measures time. but
wnen we see the models OF his carsvels, and
taen look on the modern steamship. the
latest war vessel. the magnificent railroad
irsins, the electrical appliances of today, it
seems 60 though the interval. measured By
scnievement. might have been 1000 years -Four
hundred years from Columbus 70 Chieago-and
40 miles from the Twin Cities 10 Chicago via
the trains OF the Burlington route. splendid
and luxurious. with reclining chair cars, stanc.
ard and compartment sleepers, aud peerless
dining cars For tickets via this line and any
information. apply 70 your home agent, or write
70 W. j. G. Kenyon. General Passenger Agent,
Ss. Paul. Mimi
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Train Leaves Daily at 1880 ?. NJ

Great Scenic RoEie.
Every cemfo.'t afforded on the journey.
Excellent Dining Car Service
For tickets and further information ap-
p,v at
Northern Pacific Depot Ticket once,
corner West and Columbia streets
Northern Pacific City Ticket o6ice. cor
ner Front street &nd Yesleg avenue.
Ia NAnEAU,
General Agent. Seattle. WASH
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rhr..-Year-old Pacing Record Broke

LsxARs, Ia, Sept. i5.-Free Coinage, by
Stairway. beat the worlds pacing record
for sysar-olds over a regulation track by
making mile in 2:fiH. The quarter
vas made In :3i. the half in 1:05A. three
quarters In l 80. the mile in 2:iiN.
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The large draw sran of the Terminal Railway
Companys bridge between Council BIuffs and
Omaha was completed and turned In position
Thursday. IL 10 so feet long and exceeds in
length anything OF its kind IN the world.
''ldeaiAmeriean" cigars bouch ISIS Front.
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-Pues bien, contnu6 puesto cue esa noble resolu-
c6n to anima convendras conmgo que de Gin
amos podras de Maria No soy yo duien
debe decirte que ella despues de habete aado desde
ia te anna hoy de tai manera, que emocones intensas
para ella las que segdn Mayn han hecho apa
sntomas de La entermedad: dec que tu
s suyo necestan precaucones que adeante exijo
pr0metas para ben, pussto Due tauto asf amas
dos por d legaba este case. NADIA le debes promoter
Maria, pues que ID pronesa de esposo vez
do el paz0 que he Sehalado hara vestro trato mas In
1mo que plecsamente 10 que trata de evitar Ind
tiles para mas expicaclones: suiendo conduc
n puede savar Maria; puedes evitarte Ia desgraca de
perderlat4u @l'Eat1o1 h37 uJ4>.N}% ~ >'-@ - ~ "
En- recompensa de todo 10 que to concedemos, dijo
voviendose mi madre debes prometer1ne 10 siguente
habar Maria del pelgro que IA amenaza, reyelar
le NADIA dc 10 que esta noche ha pasado nosoos
Debes saber tanblen sobre tu atr1mono con
ella 81 perastere despues regreso
pals pnss separarnos por gunos
como padre tuyoy dc Msria, seria de mi apro1
bAcl6n ese enlace Al sxpresar resoluci6n revoca
ole por denas hacere saber que Solomon, en- los
hltmos aos de vida consguio formar capital
do agunA consideraci6n el cua esta poder
do servir de dote ha Mas ri ella muere antes de
oaSarse debe sar aquet anos de su abuela naterna
que est& Kingston 1nfoi @b @As56 oit Il 7 @' '~' =
Nj padre pass6 1ho@tdentoos @ poi pel cuarto
Greyendo 70 conclude hdesra me puse en-
PIE para sesrare per0 ocupar sa asiento
indicAndOme eE 1ni0 gsahud6 dscurso as - ~ NJ
1Iace cuatro das que reclbi carta del seEor de
4+%+ pid6ndome y mano do Maria para hijo Carlos
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-, - - 49, d = 800 f.. -
:. Emulsion ~reOSOtada

F0EmaeeVhcO 6s IA UOiNersoa0 DO ia Na60n0.
AA.a ssrose rsedto para esrsynssdaes del pehe.
annao narAyloso agente terapeutco de exito seguro
Der:S'sacs radcs, kscs1as AAtssa, RaQ~itisso
nos, Dosdad general las afecciones de
L. gargant los bonquios los pulmones. Despierta s
apeto vgoriza las natraezas mas empobrscdas Es 81
La EGULsfON It tGkEosorADAl DE RABELL.. nueva
TniSa Original rssoSsciSn deEAGELTE DE BAcALAo
delicada crenA, de suave oor~ de grato sabOr
paladable hasta por los nhos. .I-IeJ =
1odos los enfermos Ia tomaran ain repugnaneia,
1aculdad gust0. Esta elabOrada esqustO esner0
kFue6ese 50 admrara urapaa acci0n curstiva =
teass Il amplio prospecto acompa1a csda f1asco
De venta en- todas las Drogaenas Botieas de La
Copa. Dep0slto principal 'La keta.9n Jose Saba Ha
He
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LOCION. ANTIHERPERICA

D4MAA sDoOToE6 MON TE9.
Ne me1or para curar los herpes guitar Is
pacAxon 81 momentO de aplcara. La Locion
mada Quita caspa evando Ia caa del cabello hact
desaparecer los barOs, empenes manchss espnas de
cara. Eto seguro Immediate. Pdase todas las bo
Cas- dc u tsla A. por mayor. Ia del Culermety
depOsttaro.
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= MEAS. SIN HUMO NJ NAL OIoR -. ..
Este aceite producto de fabr1caci6n especial es
dal superior los que importan del extrsniero
sio Gversos nonbres marcas tanto por cusiids-
.ss lutnincsas p0r Ia seguridad que otrece a 10
sasumidores. .. 49,.
c-Nuestro precios son mucho mas reducidos que los
las marcas lerS JauS con este mayor preci
orindan los consnmidOres ventaias de nlnguna
.uchos amos sr los Lstados Unidos, Cuba Mckee
ros paises, nos permiJe oIrseer al public0 arcu
,ae no 90 puede meiorar an parte algana bajo ming
onceptC. ~
.OZ SOLAR, estan reglstradas psTsegara g..
rigor de Is ley ios Iaaincadores.
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MATAPARASITOS VEGETAL

RemediO ustalible para destruir i,ast13stdnea-
mente piQjOS, ladilas, arddores, cls51sclaeS, nj
gatas, etc. BaStG una qcci61a hecha CON Ia na,ao.
Estd ereatO de tOdO peIigrO q tiene oIor agyadt1-
bic, erScia'adO como sucede con eI at,lgie3ato
mercuriaE
Sc Uende en- traSquitos % ce,staco8 en- las
tdrmdciaS de Yale q Cancio II. Subird. Il ri
LLag0, q en- la casa del qte suscribe, Gale de la
Sdlatd 20 S.
OTRO.-Ron de mesa 6ie'a rectititcado q pre-
miadO en- UGTiGs erpoSiciones.
Vieagre de mesa superior, Amargo de an
gost,1G igatat al Uamado de .Siegert " an 20 p9
mds barato pOr cqjas q meliaS botel1as,.
Po1Uos de,atlfcos, garontiSados inofe,astuoS y
erc1etos de pjedrG p6nseS, como muclOs etl0s.
que gastG9a cE esD,olte de los dtentes.
Veinicinco amos de uS0 en- la fctn.ilia del qate
suscTibe.
Dep6sitos: F'armacia Subird Atocha. Fur
nsdciG ATTillaga, Plaza de Las Delicids. OHM
pio OterO, Atoclsa, q a. iSinaonpietri, Sa1sd, 5.
Ponce. ABrl1 IS de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-31
S E V VENDE EN-

Tres eeapOrodoros ialglesas, gra9ades, y de
may POGO tasO q dos idem francesas, tOdas en-
may 6uen estadO.
Una bomba centrftitga de trece ce1stimetros.
Una bOmba horizontal de treintires centime-
tT'OS.
Una caldera tubatIosa de cieatO cuotrO coba-
Hos de .fiter@a.
Hdrias tuberfaS de cudreatiSeis ceRtimetros.
Tres SerpentinaS de cobre para clarlfcadoras.
I'm caleJatad0r para gaarapos.
Dirigirse Ia fatgedici61 de don Roberto Grt1-
ham, cnHe de IN Marina. Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-31
LUZ BRILLANTE
Aceite para aumbrado de famiIias
LIBRE DE EXPLOSION
y combustion erpontdnea
SIN hltn0 ni NAL OEor

Este aceite producto de una "a.
bricacl6n especial es igual, sin su-
pelior & los que Sc importan del ex-
II n Gro bajo diversos nombres '
ii rca1, tanto porsus cualidades ln-
minicas como por la segu1idad que
ofrece & los consumidores.
Nuestro precios son mucho mas
reducidos que los de los lnarcas ex.
tranjeras, que con este mayor pre-
clio no brindan & los consumidorcs
ventajas de ninguna clase.
La experiencia adquirida en- es-
ia industrial durante muchos amos
en- los Estados Unidos, Cuba. Ne
iico Y otros paises nos permit,n
ofrecer al p1blico un articulo que
no Sc puede mejorar EN- parte al
gllna bajo ningun coHcepto.
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRI-
LLANTE. ELEFANTE Y LUZ
SOLAR estan registradas Y Sc per
seguira con todo el rigor de la lev
q los falsificadores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-31
AVISO IMPORTANTE

Es sabido nngGnpe
decab damante
tog1aid lie
arnteA dguies poduco
eita en- j possible
arlsd9is eend las l
duo lrar los depis noe?
Ean niagc aecpG4
runuchoc laml
a6yaohn aetaI Ireeau0 @ '
Ua1a esnhas ies de a. sma
La
pta
la Futea Playa d
Ponce Marzo22 dc 6rm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-31
A los hacendados

Hoias para cuentas de gastos semanaleS,
como las que Sc usap en- las principales fin
cas- de Ponce.
Be venden en- ssta Imprenta 5 centavos
una, 40 centavos docena S $50 el 100.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-31
ELTONTO
ARECIBO PLAZA PRINCIPAL

En- este establecimiento Sc expenle el
magn1fico cuanto celebrado Ron Topacio, Gu
yas propiedades tonifcantes no tienen NADIA
que envidiar al vieio ron de jamaica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-31
ALos HAcENDADos DE CANA

Don Florencio Santiago, de Coamo, tiene
de venta novillos fnos pFopios para yugo.
Coamo. Noviambre 10 de 1891. P.