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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21
NOTICIAS

/ Suptcamos 4 todos los agentes de Ia
! DEMOCRAC1A que tengan algun credito pen
diente, que sirvan Gquidarlo antes de
/ 10 de Julio.
| Ese dia despaciraremos los recibos de
trlmestre proxlmo, necesitamos hacer
para que exista nueStrOs lbros absolute
claridad, m corte de cuenta general.
Sc ha transfecido para otro dia Ia iunta
que ma;lana-iba 4 celebrar la Comis6n de
senoras nombrada para organizar los tra-
! bajos del Astto de p0bres por tener que ocu-
parse de varios preliminares anteriores i Ia
celebration de dicha junta.
a anunclaremos oportunamente el dia
cue haya de veri6carse.
Para ell pr6ximo domingo SO prepara un
magn16co concerto en- ell teatro del Sbort
Clue, en- el que tomaran parts la notable
cantante senorita Aponte otros artistas.
Pronto daremos conocer el programa de
esa function, que promote quedar muy ami
mada.
Anoche veri6c6se en- Ia casa de nnestro
amigo don Nemesio Ventura, una agrada
BILE velada en- la que tomaron parte varias
senoritas algunos caballeros ninos.
El senior Ventura obsequio 4 Ia concu-
rrencia, con dulces, pastas hcores, su
termination con un apetltos0 iatHch
Los concurrentes salieron todos muy sa-
tisfechos de Ia cortesIa del senior Ventura.
A dos senores agentes nuestros, uno del
centro V otro del Oeste de Ia sla, q q;1ienes
escribimos infnidad de cartas sin obtener
respuesta, veremos en- el caso de recor-
darle en- ell periodico no ya sus ob}igacones,
de caracter administrative, contraidas con
esta empresa, sino hasta sus deberes de
atencion cortesla con nosotros.
Verdaderamente nos choca uu silencio
tan obstinado y tan sospechoso
Maestro corresponsal de Coamo nos es-
cribe dandonos detalles de los brillantes
examenes verifcados en- la escuela que di-
rije dicha villa nuestro buen amigo el
ilustrado professor don jose Ramon Rodri-
guez
Los alumnos no solo demostraron 10 ade-
lantados que estaban en- US asignaturas
sino que obedecen IN buen plan de en-
seIanza.
La Junta examinadora compuesta del
Padre Marcel;ano, don Vicente Usera don
Salustiano Torres, sali6 altamentes atisfecha
del resultado de los examenes.
Reciba el senor Rodriguez, que tanto Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

Dicese CUE por concession del Gobierno
dominicano Sc establecera una Inca de va
pores entire varios puertos de Santo Domin
60 Cuba Puerto Rico, que llevaran, pa
gando solamente la mitad del precio del pa
sage, a los emigrantes que deseen IL esta-
blecerse a dicho pals.
La Corresponaencia ha dido decir que Sc
trata de fundar en Ia Capital un diario de f
hacon liberal que probable Sc titule Ell
PAS. Sc editara en- la tipografia de don Ar
taro Cordoba.
Ia Lueha de la Habana dice que Puerto
Rico presentara en- la Ex poscioi de Chicago
mas variedad de productos en- mayor nii-
nero que Cuba.
Ha sido nombrado vice-c6nsul de la Re
p1blica domincana Mayagiisz ell senor
don Joaquin Tornabello.
Sc ha perddo Va la costumbre de avisar
a la prensa la llegada de los vapores correos
espanoles
Hace meses que no Sc nos remite el aviso
que antes Sc nos enviaba con puntualidad
Hemos recbido la primera entrega de la
Gronsdtica .flosotico historical paratiua de
la lengna castellana, que empieza a publican
el senior Alvarez Perez, catedratico del ms
tito.
Nos parece una obra magni6ca de estu-
dio, que esta llamada obtener un gran
exito en- la cual su autor demuestra pro
funda erudici6n vastfsimos corocimientos
en- Ia ciencia del Ienguaje.
Por hallarse gravemente enferlno ha sido
trasIadado la eufermerfa del Preside de
la Habana, don Luis Oteiza autor del cele-
bre desfatco descuberto en- Ia Junta de Ia
Deuda.
III Docter don Vicente Santoni oculista
de Ia facultad de Paris, recibe consultas dia-
rias de de Ia manana lie de la
tarde, =
He aqui una de las razones que aconse-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21
EXCURSION De PTO. RICO A CHICAGO

Ht,serarto de la Excursion que 8aldrd de San
Juan de Puerto Rico los dias 90 d % de ca
da mes, por los vapores correos de la Com
pailtd IrasatZdntica eSpaH0Ea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

Las Republicas Sc acaban c.nel lujo; las
con la pobreza. = Caalpaaelln.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

Ell caraz6n, es parcial; Ia costumbre, po-
derosa; los hechos, enganosos; la Illusion,
faSil,---SchiHer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

afana por la instruction de los ninos, nues-
tros mas sinceros plaeemes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21
PARA UNA MUERTA.

PARA UNA MUERTA...
En- 81 h1medo ambiente de la terraza
Que embalsamaba Ell alma de las corolas,
4 Niendo las lfneas de orc que Ia luz traga
: I'D las noches de estio sobre las olas;
Hablabamos de cosas desvanecidas
En- las nieblas lejanas de 10 pasado,
I la sangre brotaba de las heridas
Que no habian los amos cicatrizado.
Tras Ell muro cubierto de madreselvaa
Esparcia la orquesta triunfales sones.
Como voces armonicas en- claras selvas,
For la atmosfera tibia de los salones.
FL soplo de Ia brisa de la alameda
Agitaba sus hombres nevadas tules,
Donde estremecian iazos de seda
Cual hndas mari posas de alas azules
Su alma, fatigada como ningufia,
Exhalaba en- ell aire tendes suspiros,
Srla luzIpelanc6ca de blanca luna
UorniaaSAen las aguas de sus zairos.
Oh. Ia inqdietud extrana de su mirada,
Ell orc morbundo de su cabello,
| FL temblor que crispaba su mano helada,
! La pena que la facia doblar ell cuello
| para que, balbuceaba, desfaecda
Cual rosa agonizante sobre sus ramas
Volver 4 ho]ear el libro de nuestra vida
/ 81 20 va te amo nj tn me amas2
! iDejame que a In tumba s6la descienda,
/ lNingun dlalogo anlante conmlgO entab
/ No quiero que mi alma de nuevo entienda
nj lenguaJe amoroso que tn le hahles
Expiemos calma nuestro delito
De haber sobre la terra sohado mucho
Para mi es todo goce fruto maldito
l por ESQ con mledo tn escucho
Esa mflsica alegre llega 4 mi dido
Pero en- mi ser no enciende 6ebres carnales
u tengo soamente sed del olvido
amor haca las dichas inmateriales
los do
Cual aves de-un abismo negro J profundo.
Porque solo conservoia honda tristeza
De los seres que viven fuera del mun To-
Nj cuerpo, devorado por ell hastio,
Al reno de las sombras gozoso ba ia:
Jay! ell tuyo no siente cnal siente el MO-
Ansias de que Ia envuefsan en- su mortaia ia!
Al asomar el alba tras las montanas
In exterior de muerte vibr6 en- su pecho
7, oyendo de sus labios frases extrahas.
ConduJeronla en- brazos hasta su lecho
Hoy al platear la luna las frescas lilas,
Con manos piadosas rasg6 la tisis,
Ante 81 asombro vago de sus puplas,
FL velo impenetrable que cubre Isis
Julidn del CqsaI
-Te felicito por la brlante posicion que
has alcanzado
No tiene ning1n merito, pues todo 10
debo mis- protectores
j tu primo Julian, no prospera tam
bien
No, senor; siempre 10 mismo
-Pero por que?
i No We usted que ell infeliz Sc pasa Ia
vida trabajando
Los criados
Sc me ha parade el reloj, porque debe
estar sucio.
"a Sucio9 NADIA de ESQ., Esta manana 10
he lavado con aqua calierte iab6n.
Entire Isidros:
Mia, lpor que dice aqui Boca de Riegos
iToma ESQ quie dicir que ahora man
dan los liberales; cuando mandan los con-
servadores ahi Sc pone: Boca de Narvaez
***
Como quieres que los aires
cruce un pajaro sin alas,
Como quieres que 20 viva
81 me quitas la esperanza,
Pajarito, tn que vueas
por esos mundos de Dios,
dime 81 has visto en- tn vida
un ser mas triste que yo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

FL reloj de orc con esmalte, cnya perdi-
da venia anunciandose en- este peri6dico, 10
encontr6 en- ell atrio de la iglesa IN nino
de nuestro amigo don Fernando Rivera
quien 10 ent-eg6 su daeho tan pronto CO.
mo tuvo conocimento de quien era.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

NueStro companero don Manuel Fernan-
dez Juncos, publica una carta en- La Cores
poa2dencia, desmintiendo el rumor que circu-
lara Ia Capital de que FL Buscopi6 deia-
ria en- breve de publicarse transformandose
en- otro periodico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

La ignorancia es una nls1s cabalgadura.
-.SicchifE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

Maestro querido amigo eompanero don
Jose Gordis Sc ha heeho cargo de Ii. Secre
taria del Ateneo Puertorriqneno durante la
ausencia del Secretario Gon Salvador Rop
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21
eE&oRTE@H

Hoy los ignorantes ven 10 suhcienit szra
descubrir las faltas aienas. los mas gabios
estan ciegos pfra descubrir las suyas pro-
pias.-M Mdtetief
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21
ALNACEN DE NISICA ! LIBRERIl
DE OLYMPIC OTERO
PONCE, p. r.

O5ros selectas e.ctraidas del Cqtdlogo general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

I'm una 6nca de San German Sc ha des-
cubierto una nina que parece de greda blan-
ca, igual 4 Ia TIA que 50 mporta del extran
gero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

II. sociedad Taller benefco de Pat,Lrs,
proyecta fundar una biblioteca, donde sus
socios puedan cultivar facultades inte-
lectuales.
ApIaudimos la idea, atendiendo Ia
mos oust0Sos 4 st1 realiZacion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

Para Ia plaza de Fiscal de Ia Audiencia
de 10 criminal de Ponce, vacante por pase
otro destino de don JESUS Calyo RomeraI
Sc ha nombrado don Fermin Verdi AL
bert, Magistrate lie Ia territorial de Cebli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

Ha llegado Mayaguez una Compania de
conciertos, bailes, y novedades, dirigida
por el artista itahano Aldo Martini, pres
tidigitador
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

Para la plaza de O6cial 80 del Gobierno
General de Santiago de Cuba, ha sido nom
brado don Juan Morales de les Rios que es
Official 2" Vista de Ia Aduana de Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21
PLAZA DEL MERCADO

P,ecios corrientes q 1as de la maaano hog
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-21

La Correspomdencia ha dido decir que Sc
trata de fundar en la Capital un diario de &
hacion liberal que es probable Sc titule Ell
Pats. Sc editara en- la tipografia de don Ar
turo Cordoba
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23

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Hard to Surprise.

She dropped YEARLY into a seat IN
Broadway car, and the girl who ac-
companied her said sympathetically:
Are you all tired out, dear7 It's
awful work, isn't it2'
II should say So" groaned the
dear" "But, Helen, you don't know
anything about the misery of it all.
You aren't engagedI''
"No-but Jack is so nice shouldn't
think you'd mind choosing him a
present.
81 know he's NIGEL That's the
trouble. He doesn't smoke, and I've
always been glad until now But /
can't get him pipe, cigarette case,
an ash receiver or anything He
doesn't drink, and I can't give him a
travelling flask He wears an incon-
spicuous watch chain made of his
mothers hair, and 1 always thought
it so sweet and thoughtful, but l
can't give him watch things, you
see. He hasn't a single vice, Helen,
and you can't give Christmas pres
ents to men who haven't Why,
even photograph frame would be
useless, for he has only his mothers
picture and mine out, and they're al
, ready framedl What shall 1 do9"
And Helen replied tersely:
| Break it at once. New York
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
smaIlness of Historic Places.

The strongest impression made
upon the American travelling in
Europe for the first time is usually
astonishment at the small size of the
historic places which he hasso longed
to see.
The royal chamber where the
grande monarque received brilliant
crowds of courtiers, foreign diplo-
matists and mobiles before rising is
too small to satisfy an independent
Irish-American cook who knows her
rights in this country.
The apartment of Mary, queen of
Scots, at Holyrood, still garnished
with her mirror and bed draped
with gold embroidery, is still more
GRAZ ped, while the supper room in
which Rizzio was murdered is but a
narrow, dingy closet, reached by tiny
winding stairs such asusually lead to
a garnet.
The dwellings of the great Scotch
dukes and earls in Edinburgh in
ancient times were reached for the
most part through dark, steep alley
ways OF closes not three feet wide,
and the homes of tho great races OF
Hamilton, Moray and Eglinton were
smaller, darker and more uncomfort-
able than those of an American me.
chanic today.-Youth's Companion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
A Modest Guide.

When men are caught in unpleas-
ant positions, the excuses they give
are sometimes comical enough. A
story comes down from the Maine
lumber regions of Canadian cook
at camp on tributary of Moose
river who became so badly fright
ened by tales of bears that they were
an object of terror to him. He was
out alone one day, away from camp
and in the vicinity of deserted barn
on one of the intervales, when he
spied bear near by and for safety
ran to the barn and climbed up as
far into the peak of the roof as he
could get. While he crouched there
some hunters came along and look
ing into the barn discovered him.
Hello, Louis, whatare you up there
FORE" they sang out. oh" he re-
piled with much sang froid, 81 came
uphere to mend my pants" Mighty
funny place to mend your trousers, y
they commented. IT know dat" he
piled, "but-but-you see, l was
'fraid de LADIES' would see me-" AS
there wasn't a woman within thirty
miles, Louis fear of 'de LADIES'" was
a standing joke in that region for all
winter. Lewiston journal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
A Method of Procedure,

Some time ago there was bank
failure at Dallas" said Alex Somers
of Temple, Tex, at the st. James.
'"There was a pompous, ignorant
man who was one of the banks di-
rectors at the time of it's suspension.
He was seen coming down the steps
from the directors room Immediately
after the doors of the bank had been
closed, and an anxious depositor but
tonholed him and asked:
Now, what are you going to do
for us creditors9 How much shall
we getG
"'Sir, responded the director, we
shall immediately proceed to collect
the exits of the concern, pay the
debts and make a practical division
of the surplus. '"-St. Louis Republic.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
Poor Rich Men.

Countless young men who coveted
everything of the late Jay Gould ex-
cept his coffin may be surprised to
learn that Mr.. Gould generally want
ed and needed money quite as much
as they. Property isn't money, as
many able business men have often
learned to their cost and misery. The
larger mans operations and the
more frequently he wants to make
'quick turn" or a big strike" the
oftener does he feel poverty pangs
quite as keen as those of the young
man who longs to sport a trotting
horse and buggy, but has to content
himself with a secondhand bicycle.
Chauncey NJ, Depew is credited
with thes statement that the late
William H. Vanderbilt, one of the
three richest men in the United
States, was always poor and in debt.
Many business men can understand
this strange statement, though the
young men aforesaid will take no
stock in it until they become business
men themselves. -Harpers Weekly,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
Forging Antiquities.

The forgery of antiquities has been
recognized industry in Europe for
many years, but it is little known
that the famous English "Flint Jack"
has his counterpart in this country
in one Burnett, "a small, dull, yellow
man, as neighbor described him,
who lives on the French Broad river
in North Carolina. For long time
he was in the habit of riding to the
towns and selling. fake" arrowheads
to dealers and visitors, as well as
mortars and pestles that had the APP
pearance of having been long buried.
But he lost one customer by taking
him mounted figure of pottery that
he said he had unearthed from an
Indian mound. He had made the
mistake of putting shoes on the horse.
New York Sun.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
Lucky to Lose 1t and to Find 1t.

A servant boy was sent to town
with a valuable ring. He took il
from its box to admire it, and pass
ing over a bridge let il fall on q
muddy bank. Unable to find it be
ran away, went to sea, finally settled
in a colony, made a large fortune,
came back after many years and
bought the estate on which he had
been a servant.
One day while walking over his
land with a friend he came to the
bridge, and there told his story. 81
could swear" said he, pushing his
stick into the mud, ito the very spot
on which the ring dropped When
he withdrew his stick the ring was
on the end of it.-Jewelers' Weekly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
Barbarous Treatment of Ibo Women

The Ibos have a barbarous custom
of destroying twins. A woman who
gives birth to twins is-regarded as
something accused, and the children
are taken from her and thrown into
the bush to perish, while she is pro
claimed an outcast and driven from
the village. To hold up two fingers
to an Ibo woman is to offer her the
greatest insult possible. They are
very superstitious. They worship
idols of wood, mud and iron, which
are regarded as protectors to be pro-
pitiated at various periods, and slav-
cry exists among all the tribes. All
the Year Round.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23
Some Old STYLE Hats.

The gold laced cooked hat was
largely used in ITS, not only on ac-
count of its military look, but be-
cause it probably protected the
wearer from seizure by the press
gangs, which were at that time more
than usually active. The flat, fold
ing, crescent shaped beaver known as
the cooked hat was still to be seen
as late as 1S1S.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23

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The man who won't pay his debts
would be common thief if he were
not Z coward.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-23

1t does as much good to forget
unpleasant things:as it does to re-
memberlpleasant ones.
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uirb nit $50 monatli6 als @drtmer
angeifelt.
Das Mmeriean Oifrift MteKenger
Spifem erbdlt grlaubniB, ibr Mbliefez
rmngs @pffem bier ein3ufiibren, bass
lelbe muB iebo9 bis gnbe bes eSabres
in Operation iein.
9ie Beratbung iiber bic Srbinan3
3ur 9fummerirung Der 6duier fiibrte al
ldngerer Debate; Gren1 befiir9tete,
baB elm neues Mmt gei6affem iperben
lollte, mas Der Mapor iebo9 perneinte.
Gren9s 2lntrag, bic 9rbeit Inn @ons
trait aus3ugeben, tpurbe angenommen.
Sie 6. q. unb bic @efen6 9tra=
Benbabn> 4ompagnien iollen angebal=
ten tperben, bic Der 9tabt f6uIbigem
Summen 3u aablen.
Ser @leftrifer fu1t nm BemilIiauna
bon 81, ,005 mad fiir beri6iebene neue
Npparate unb fur einige &eparaturen.
s. &rif@ IT,, meIbet f6riftli6, bab
er bon teinen &lagen ge9en feline Nere
ipaltung bes San pebro parfes ges
bort babe.
Neue Nntrdge. .-N. s. Bed
mann: DaB bic 8erfdufer BON @emii=
len &C. auf 6ffentli9en pIdben gebalten
tper6en, ibre 5tdnbe gu reinisen.
Menger: Nngebote fiir bic uebers
nabme bes 6fentli6en 9rudes ein3ms
forbern.
&ub: DaB Der glettriter cine 4arte
anfertigt, tpel6e bic Stelen aeiet, mo-
eleftrif9e 9ampen angebra9t finb.
Sbiner: 9aB bic StraBenbabn ibre
@eleiie in ber Sib Shores 5traBe
ilieoriger lest.
Da8 9dulbaus in Der Santa Clara
StraBe iOll baufdllig iein. Das I'M
terlu9ungSfomite bilben u. s. Yeds
mann, Sbiner, Q6fling.