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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
DISTINGUISHED sY HAIR.
ITS Color In Relation 60 the PursnI,s
OF Mem


of Men.
DR. Deddoe tells us that there is a
direct relation between mems pur.
suits and the color OF their hair An
un Isual proportion of men with dark.
I straight hair enter the ministry. red
whlskered men are apt to be given to
| sporting and horsefiesh, while the
tall, vigorous blonde men, lineal do
seendants OF the Vikings still contri-
butte large contingent to our travel
ers and emigrants
The plumage OF canaries can be
considerably altered toward red or
orange by feeding them on stimu-
lating diet OF red pepper and though
this may fail for humankind in gen.
eraL something might be done toward
increasing the pigment in the hair.
and give hope to many a melancholy
owner of gray locks.
Suppose for moment that pro.
tectlve color like that which obtains
in the fields woods and hedgerows
ruled in the world OF men. what an
amazing change would ensue in the
outward appearance OF affairs! Ii a
rogue could but at will assume the
perfect guise OF an honest man. and
the gilded wasps of society appear as
mason or honey bees or were saints
and sinners alike compelled to wear
their own unmistakable livery. what
a changed world would this OF ours
be! If men. like cauaries or caterpil-
lars could but change their complex
ion by change OF diet mode of life or
pursuit. then we might indeed imag.
Inc an alderman after years OF cali
pash and calipee. assume the hue and
shape of a turtle. Scrooga the
miser after life OF secret boarding
would turn as yellow as his guineas.
Mr.. Carcass the butcher would be.
come as rubicund as the beef on his
STALL instead of appearing as trim
dappeE paleface IN frock coat aud
Ferret the poisoneE as black as the
black arts on which he thriFes
But outside the limits OF a night.
mare dream no such world is possible.
says the Nineteenth Century. We
have to be content with a medley OF
lar more sober realities. where,
though. white spiders mostly come
to grief the confidence trick still
fourishes and men are mostly foolsn
1T IS an age says profound
thinker of weak convictions para.
lyzed intellects and growing laxity
of opinion. There is an intense
struggle for bare existence ever 90.
ing on. but the fittest do not always
survive There are many wise men;
but OF many wise man will it never
be said:
This fellows wise enough to play the fool.
And 70 do that well demands high wit.
while the foolish one in cap and
bells apes wisdom. and. save in his
own country. is not without honor
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
wAmrEo eooo RoAos.
Europe Can Give a. rsiuta on Matipi
Highways.

Europe Can Give ~ rsiuta on MaklnE
Highway
Tho valuo Of good wagon roads Is
not appreciated in this country. says
Tho 81. Louis Globe Democrat Wo
are great railroad buildcrs bat wS
sadly neglect that equally important
item good wagon roads II fire.
qusully costs tho farmer as much 70
got his grain 10 tho station n distance
81 iow milus as TO transport IL half
across the continent 70 market A
county viii issue bonds 10 help build
n railway which II may not mood yot
considers that IL has done oil that Is
necessary whom Il cOmpoIs tho able
bodied citiLrus TO stand In the wagon
ways aud talk politics couple Of
days zach year
The American method Of fmproy.
ing rod is about az follows;
man IL elected road ovorseer who
could not tell culvort from Chi
ncsa pnguda knows no more OF road
building than dray horse does Of
trigonometry. lIo summons tho citi.
zens 20 come forth on u certain day
ana work tho roads A fow OF
thcm come with scrapsrs and shovols.
They paw around in tho dirt for .
day or two zach man according 10
his own ideas and the last state OF
that road Is infinitely worse than tho
first Tho result Is that IL requires
four horses to do tho work OF ono
when tho farm produce is to DO
hauled To market The old Romans
did these things differently. They
realized that good roads were OF vast
~ moro Importance TO community
than fine buildings The highways
they constructed arc good after TWEEN.
ty centuries Of wear and tenr.
Tho poorest countries OF Europe
have better highways than tho rich
cot state OF the American Union.
ROad building Is science with tho
Europeans. II Is strange that in this
country. whore lubor.saving ma
chinory has boon brought 70 tho high
Dst perfection =. whcro IL is tho boast
81 tho people that livery edge Is
made to cut'--we have tho worst
roads the greatest labor waster to DO
lourd In the world.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
50 GOES rHE WORLD.

laugh, and the world laughs with you;
Weep, and you weep alone,
koa this brave old earth must borrow its
uirth,
IL has trouble enough of it's own.
Sing, aud the hills will answer;
Sigh 1t is lost on the air;
The echoes bound to Joyful sound,
But shrink from voiciug care.
Rejoice, and men will seek YOU;
Grieye. and they turn and so;
They want full measure of all YOUR pleasure
But they do MOI want your woe.
BE glad, aud your friends are many;
BE sad, and you lose them all
4 here are mono to decline your nectared
wine
Bnt alone sou must drink life's gall
Eeasf, aud your halls are crowded;
Fast, aed the world goes by;
Succeed aud give, and it helps you live,
But 40 naa can help YOU DIE
There Is room in III hats Of pleasure
Fer . long aud lordly train;
But one by one we must all Tile on
Through the marrow aisles OF pain.
John y. Joyce.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
In FAVOR of Lhs .!crcle.

Comparisons based on the length o
the stride In walking and the portion
Of the circumference OF the wheel re-
volved by one stroke OF the pedal are
not very reliable, as they vary with
almost every make OF machine.
The shortest way Of arriving at tbs
approximate truth is to compare the
amount OF work actually accom-
plished in q given time by each meth
cd of progression.
This has been pretty accurately
done. and It was found that while Q
smart walker IN good training can
walk five miles in an hour up and
down hill the same man on a bicycle
can cover fifteen miles in the same
time. without mourning more fatigue.
Of course, the same man doing his
best at both exercises can only exert
given amount Of force In the given
time. The only difference is in the
application Of the force. and that IL
here as ABOUT three TO one in favor OF
the bicycle. Pearson Monthly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
D AvY CROCKETT won.
He Concealed Ills Identity ana Knocked
Out thr Crack shot,

out thr Crack shots.
4 once saw Davy Crockett clean
up crowd 81 crack shots. said
Judge ASH Musgroyo. ono Of tho early
'patbHnder5. 1t was In 1874
shortly Do'oro tho outbreak OF the
war betwecn To,as and Moyico 1
was In Santa 70 N. NJ A parry a.
a dozen or moro wero shooting I'd n
target with rifles when stranger
rode up threw his leg across tho
pommel OF his saddle md watched
the sport
lie had a long rilo strapped ncrosa
the back OF his suddle, ono Of thoso
old-fashionod affairs heavily ornn.
mented with silver He was inclined
to criticise the shooting. and was In.
vited TO set the pace. He repliod
that no never throwod away any am.
munition, but IL they would put up
their crack shot no would shoot with
him for ten Mexican dollars. Tho
crowd agreed. and tho straupor nm.
slung his gingerbread gun ma hia
opponent dubbed II. ,perhnya ~
like t raise the bct?' said tho stranger
as he ambled up TO the crowd n
was doubled, then trebled. He thon
offered to bot his gun against that OF
his opponent Tho wager was ao.
cepted, aud the stranger brought his
rife TO his shoulder
Tho mus2le wobbled badly md
some ono cried out that no was going
TO shoot circo around tho target
Tho stranger lowered bis gun and
( offered to wager his horse apainst
/ forty Mexican dollars on tho result
His proposition was promptly accept.
cd and no once moro brought Tho
gingerbread gun TO his shoulder
But 1t did not wobblo this tirna
lilo put bullet in the eSnct centre Of
the target thon shot two ,nore
through the same hole. winning ens.
ily As no rode off with the spoils
some one CRIED out asking his namo
Davy Crockett came the reply nnd
tho party adjourned TO tho noaroat
saloon without another word
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
AT TIE ENoINg-4ousg.
The Boys Were too nusy to Know Tina
the Place Was ON Fire.

! The Boys Were too husy to Know That
| the Place Was Fire.
! IL wouldn't be tho man 10 run
down the Chicago fire department
said jolly-looking Individual with
red face TO a Chicago Times man
the other evening 'but there's one
company--a steamer company 1t is
on the West side that's the laughing
stock OF the neighborhood la whlch
the engine house is situated. This
company. which rather prides itself
on tho very few seconds il takes TO
get all its men out OF their hunks into
their clothes hitch up the horse and
get out onto the street is located way
out on Washington boulevard near
Fortieth street
Il live out that way and It's q
pretty tidy bit OF town. let me tell
you. Well one evening last week |
and Smith who lives few doors
above me. were walking toward home
aftor leaving tho car when we were
almost blinded by gust OF smoke.
It's tire says Smith. That's
what says l. as | caught whid o
burning wood and we both started
on run, for the smoke was coming
from the direction OF our homes AS
soon as we got around the corner.
though. we saw that the tre was fur.
Their up tho street as the smoke came
from beyond the engine house on tho
next corner The hrcmen. moan.
time wero all sitting out "A front
smoking and talking and playing
domlnoes after the fashion Of hrcmcn
when not busy.
Those fellows don't know there's
any fire said Smith. Como on;
We'll tell 'am.
Away wo went and dashed Up TO
the engine house la rush. All tue
tircmen jumped 70 thoir feet
: Fire fire" yelled smith who
had got bit excited
/" The HI you say said tho fro.
men as tho rest dashed Into tbs house
and turned the horses loose. Back
up there somewhere says Smith aud
the horses came charging out. tho
men jumped onto tho anglno ana
truck. and away they went IL tho al.
rection smith had pointed. at d gallon.
smith ana stopped out aud
around the corner 70 SEQ them going
up the boulevard 10 a cloud or dust
aud was just trying to SEQ uhoro
the smoke was coming from whoa
Smith grabbed my arm
Look there says no Ia husky
whisper and looked Bloss ms II
the smoke and tlnmes weren't rolling
right out OF tho back cud ol tho on.
gtuo house The hny "a tho nov
had taken fire somehow and tho place
had been burning all the while tho
tiromen we're sitting Ia front Thoy
had gone oa nearly hnlf u milo "a
tho engine too before thoy found out
that there wasn't any firo out that
way. and had walked the horses hair
way back before they snw tho smoke
rolling up from tho engine house.
Then they came back on tho run ana
succeeded In putting the bazs out AZ. !
ter several tons OF hay aud the whole |
bnck end OF the building was burned |
out or course ia wasn't Suith'a I
fault or mine that they wont OF NJ l
hali-cock and rushed on without |
knowing where tho frc was but I
people guyed them good Bit about \
L. and Smith and don't 90 that side
OF the street Oh the way homo now.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
NoT Ike MARY,s lAmn
Fox That Teacher Wragg and a..
Pupils Tried to Corner.

boS that Teacher Wragg aud Her
Pupils Tried to Corner.
Miss Julia A. Wragg who teaoh..
i the Cherry Vale district school naas
Scanton. Pa. had IA strange yisi,o,
one afternoon. a large aocl -
! geese belonging 10 Farmer Austin n
Mulkins were picking grass IA iroa,
OF tho school house while Miss Wraaa
was hearing n recitation. Sudaenis
the geese began TO squat as though
something had scared them. ana ther
kept up their racket 50 long that MI
Nragg went TO the door 10 SEQ wbs,
the matter was
A fox had seized ono Of the peas.
by the neck and tho rest OF the eocl,
had formed circle around bold Rey
nard, and were kissing. SIGNALLING ma
betting him with their bills ~
though they were determined 10 forpa
him 70 drop tho Tutoring goose
Miss Wragg shouted ana the fox
broke through the phalanx OF noisy
fowls dashed past her. aud draggei
the goose into tho school house. Mis-
Wragg followed him Ia and shut the
door and the pupils ilung their books
and states a. the iox Till he dropDea
the goose aad went to scamOerine
over the desks and benches, INA
boys yelled the girls screamed and
tho 70 leaped upon cOanter made
wreck Of a window and damned
his nose through pane OF glass
just as Reynard was about 10 gain
his freedom Miss Wragg sliced hlm
by the tail aud pulled him back irom
the window, Then ho cnrled 10 ana
bit her hand aud she lot 20 OF Ma
tail very quickly. The fox was 40
badly frightened that no dldnt kuow
which way % run Tho boys we're
yelling and trying 10 get crack al
him. and he lodged their blows and
darted into a lockwood stove Ia which
there was no fra sliss Wragg siam.
med the door thinking that she had
raped the fox. and doing 80 tho
stoyspipe tumbied down and the fox
popped out % the pipe hole as black
as SCOT and made braak Tor tho
window again Finer Hastings
pupil drove him back with a ruler
and tho FUK ran into closet where
the girls hung their dlda Tho boys
hustled him out and he darled into
tho entity climbed ladder llko
fireman and hid 10 the garrett.
Miss Wragg took the ladder down.
ana one 81 Tho boys raI and told Air
Mulkips about tho 10 Mr. Mulksns
soon came with his houni Hy that
time his goose lay dead ia the school.
house 10 put tho ladder in plaza
lifted the hound into tho garrett aud
told him 20 60 for thu fox. Mr MuiklnS
Miss Wragg and tho excited pupils
heard q ltyuIy scrlmmng0 In tho gar.
ret for q mlulte or so Then they
heard tho hoGal yolp ~ though no
Gere getting tho warai 81 ID and tho
next Instant tho hound and fok fell
through the holo 10 tho entry fooE
Tho fall separated them aud tie FOX
gave one snap at the hounds nose.
turned Ike q flash. dashed out Of tho
loor before any ono had chance 10
stop him icnped tho fence with tho
hound ~ his heels and weui llmplug
across tho fold The houud coon
,hughs him but Rcynard fought like
4 cyclone till no turnad tail and thcn
he fox legged il 10 tho woods and
Tot away.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
German MedIcaI stndcnfs.

In the twenty universities Of the
German empire the medical students
for last summer numbered s. 838.
These were distributed among the
various universities as follows; Ber-
lin L, 1856; Eonn 325; Breslau 292;
krlangen, 424; Freiburg. 43l; Giles
sen. l72; Gottingen, 200; Greifswald.
1898; Halle. 253; Heidclburg. 278;
jena. z12i Kiel, $50; Konigsberg 256;
eiplig. ga; Marburg, 2G6; Munich.
/. 443; Rostock 1873; Strassburg. 1913;
Tubingen. 230; Wurzburg 743.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11

an eminent English lawyer who had
been suspected OF collision with tho
counsel and who represented the
other side. Lord Eldon thereu on
observed: II once heard squire in
the house OF commons say OF hinself
and another squire: We never
through life had one idea between u.s.
but tremblo for the suitors when |
am told that two distinguished prac-
titioners have no understanding DO
tween themr'-Argonaut.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11

Jaggs--How is 1t that you repre-
sentod yourself as being q poor man?
Snaggs-That was only In an adj
yertisement for some money lost Ia
the street
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
Tarn About.

Fond Mother Well Tommy what
are you going 20 do for me when you
grow upP
Tommy-If can afford it I'm
going TO send you TO some high. toned
establishment where you will get a
fine education. -Texas Siftings.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11

Mr.. Wallstreet- Aren't Won r,cb
enough to ride TO your Office In n car
riage?
Mr.. Gotham-Y-e.s but I'm not
tough enough. .-.,~-. 49, - = -, :
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
Hurry.

Mrs Weeds-Doctor do you think
It is right for a human being TO desire
TO die?
DIR. Thirdly No; there is no call
TO enlist. II we have patience we
shall all be drafted. .4
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11

Dx-How did your wife like her
new gown
Hicks-Sho was as ticlsled as a--as
a girl with her first pair Of suspen-
ders
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
\ VIM p nrl.ntlnn

Turner Van Nowoaf Tin going TO
turn over now leaf.
jack Binthayr- Better turn down
the corner 80 you won't loso your
place. Puck.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11

Ben Wouldn't It be- nicc 20 havo'
an uncto in tho circus buBinossP
Carl fcs iudecdl Just think bow
nco I'LL tho fellows nj school would
troat YOU llurpors Young People.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11

Husller-To think that man
spends ono.thlrd OF his life IN bed
Slowboy Humphi It's tho other
two.th.rds that trouble TIC Puck,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11

'My lord. assure you there is no
understanding 5etw0on us. exclaimed
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16
GRAN CBMPANIA
LIRICO-D r A M A TIC A
DIRIGIDA poR Ell EMINENTE ACTOR
DON LUIS RONCORONI

Oportunamente llegara osta ciudad la trou-
pc que dirige el tan iustamente afamado artista.
VERDADERA NOvEDAD
es Ia que ofrece 81 Sr. Roaooroni, pudiendo
poner en- escena en- una misma audicion,
IN acto de Opera, otro de zarzuela, otro de
drama, ETC.; siendo los artistas que le acom-
panan de inGiscatible merito.
El abono quesla alberto cargo del que sus-
cribe, pudiendo, ell one gusteinscribirse. hacer-
10 en- la farlnacia del sefor Ferrer. 8 en- Ii
Redaccion de III Notfeicyo.
Las personas que siefnprf han tenido sepa-
radas localidades para ahono, SO serviran
avisar con tempo s. desean Sc les conserven
no, para evitar srastornos Y complaeer 4
aquellas que va sc han apresurado inscribirse.
Elenco Y condolences cirenaran en- su opor
tunidad III 1gente, VICENTE MARIN CAsTI-
LA 2-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16
Al PubIico

Falsihcada 8 imitada por varias
de las mas importantes fabricas,
nuestra marca dc pintura
AL PUENTE DE LOS LEONES
la hemos reemplazado por nuestl'a
exclusive nueva marca
LA MONTANA NEVADA
que Sc halla va registrada Y cllyos
imitadores falsifcadores perse-
.guiremos con arreglo 4 las leyes.
A comprar, pues. dicha pintura
que Sc garantiza Blagaco de sssscs que
es 10 que 1loaole mas, la que es aads
blanca y Ia que Sc vende mds 6aydtlt
Unicos depositarios "A Luccie-
tl Ce-Comercio, Y Atocha. 2-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16

Sc veade In que radiea en- 81 barrio del Real
jurisdiction de Ponce, V consta de % cnsrdas
incadas dc cafe, platanos, rnalangos, y de fru-
tos memories en- su mayor parte. Tiene adernas
pastos, maezas. Ell rio Ilob6sa Ia fertiliza
Es ma propielad de tales condolences que
en- bfeve tempo ell que Ia adquiera, &c vera
reaarcido dc sI coste.
Para iufornes, dirgirae don jaime Pages
en- Ia calls del Leon 8 las ofcinas de este
peri6dieo.
Nofa: FL Dredto de referencia tlista hora ycuar-
to de esta ciudad, cuenta con una maquina
para descerezar cafe casa para viyienda. 9-I2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16
Venta de una hacienda
DE CAFE

Por encontrarse Eu dueno delcado Dc salud,
Sc vende una en- la Jurisdiction de Ciales, COM
puesta lie 253 cuerdas de extension: Id cuer-
das, pr6ximamente, fEcadas, dc las cuaies hay
en- production 90, que I'M afio con otro dan 400
quintales de Cafe. Tiene, ademas, mucho ca
Gao sembrado, platanos, excelentes pastos GER
cados de alambre, buena nlaquinaria y magni-
icos establecinlientos con tuberlas para con
dueir las aguas.
lei que Ia interese puede dirigir sus PROPOSE
Clones 4 81 duefo don j. H. Lafaye, en- el ba-
rrio de Cialitos.
Mario is dc 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16

Ponemos en- onoci1niento del p6blico que des-
de esta fecha, por necesidad absolute, en- -l
cargo de agentei de nuestra casa esta ciudad y
pueblos. .colnarcanos don Francisco Sala Baeza que
hasfa ahera hab1a tenido su cargo dicha Agen-
cia.
: Los Sres, snscriptores podrAn entenderse en- 10
sncesivo con don Arturo y don EulAlio Idrach Au-
rora 2S pezsonas quienes autoricen para todo 10
que se re6era saseripciones pago de las mismas.
Ponce de Mario de ISQ3.-FRAIBE, HERNIA
No T Ca DIP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16
yAPOR FRANCES "TERilLLES"

Este comodo i rapido vapor dc Ia
Compagnic Generate Transatlanti-
aue ha sido destinado para hacer el
viaie de la Inca del Mediterraneo,
correspondence III mes de Mayo
pr6xino, u saldra dc Fort de Fran
ce 81 dia 23 directamente para Mar
sella El cmDarque en- este puerto
aebera ejecntarsc del III al rs en- 81
intercolonial, en- conexi6n con la
citada linea.
Para imformes dil1gIrse 4 los
acentes Mayol Hermanos AZ Co
Playa de Ponce. b. p NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16

TEL reputado y eHcaz 4Ecoholalo
CrfoHo, do SMONPHTBI, SO detalla
nor metlias botellas 4 10 centavos.
Farnaacia Vale Al Cancio, Idem
J. Eerrer, Pedro Hedilla, Plaza De
las Delicias). Olimpio Otero (Ato-
cha). a. Simonpictr (Salnd ne ID
oneo. Enaro lT da 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16
Afectuoso saludo

FL que suscribe, Cirujano Dentsta, habien-
do regresado satifactorialnente de sn excur,
sion al extranjero, vuelve tener el gusto de
poner l Ia disposition del publico, y 4 sus ami
goa on particular, Ia Ofcina Dental de su her.
Inano eEdoetor L. Alfredo Lamoutte deiada
su cargo.
Ponce, Febrero q de 1S03.-JuEo p. La
nlomattte. Gale de Ia Marina, nnlnero 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16
iIMPORTANTE!

Una seilora de excelentes condi-
clones, practica en- toda clase de
costuras = habil para al Guido de
enfermos Y gobierno de una casa,
desea obtener una colocaci6n.
Para informcs, dirigirse 4 Ia ca
lie de Ia Salnd no 8. 2-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16
i iAPRovECHEsE La OCAsI0Nn

Sc desea vender la hacienda de cafe nombrada
PoTueni, de 200 crerdas de extension sta en- el ba-
rrio Amen tCerTillos); cuya venta "a lace por e
tade de salud en- que enenentTn dueno. Dicha
dnca de NADIA de 10 neeesario para e culti
cen los adeanfos del dia, en- establecinientos ma
qlriTaria que tene motor hidlaulico alsolutanente
nneyo; adenas las incas est5n linpias dc nm todo
laH plantaciones ID meior condici6n para la
pr6xima cosecha
II que la interese puede diligirse 81 duefo que
Ia habita.
Ponce, Mario de 1898. 3pn '. p. ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16
DEscoNFfEsE DE Los IMI-
TAnORES-


500 varas de terrenos para solares,
termination Oeste de la calle Tri-
coche, en- s 200. Informaran Il.
Chard6n q Co.
Ponce, Febrero de 1898. 3lm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-16
BAsTONES

Los Due yendiera don Isidoro
Uriarte on la Farmacia de los seno-
res Arrillaga y CT, ahora los vende
en- el establecimienfo del senor Alsi-
ma. Plaza de Las Dekcias. 5-13