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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

Co.,. sol,ovsax l.st Of questions = beial
s.an ,h< otsce Of the secretary Of m
-. !. .sricultuss for rhs sepsemss'
,u,,s,;a. He gill be pleased to re-
,r,ss. from sny oas. Please ssnsa
- 70 .escsirur.i department. Augusta
~, GO OF before ssps l.
xss k!nds Of grain are sovn.
be- farmers in your vicinity
"a. hs the grain been harvested.
80 hss bern itrashed, hos does Il
{. ,ts ,o~.ng Of mixed grain on the
-. and vaAf varieties are usesf
ggv does the acreage and yield com
,.,, ..sh ae yesrf
any 10 you, vicinity rasking .
- n feeling their grain without
800 .ad il 90 vhsf 10 the rssuhs
: gs- Aoss the prospects Of the potato
-, .,ono.rs sith isss month
1sV p,,,gu. Indications Of the corn crop,
Id .see. ard yellow
yr5s Indication. a. compared with
NJ zaaath'
.sI.,;., 100 machines for sowing grain or
- eors aad potatoes, and do they do
...s.t,r,o,v sork, AL shsi % the average
- f,iss yoar method Of culture Of
- ,,st. for preventing growth Of weeds,
80, i.Ysl Or billed, .iih deep or shah
- rgl,i1atioa. AMI hov oftsn snd boz
-. . Tie .aa.on 10 you run the e1i,ivs-
A. Do farmers IN yonr vicinity use any
=, :, ber.s hoe and If so. shat 10 the
rsssk, .-....
h 30 farmers "a your vicinity sse the
,sso.Stins haros for srisrninatin2 weeds
= h., Aosd erois AID II 80 Is is use TO
= essan,en4-d'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Ssrvicss-AH Ass Cordially iasitea to
Attend.

CoSesEGArIoxAL CHracH Y. T. S. E.
Z. conservation meeting al 8 80 p. VI.
ST. AARx's CHURCH 18Th Sunday after
Traity. celebration of Holy Communion
at : A. NJ. morning prayer. with sermon
at 10 30; choral even.ong. commencing at
O'Clock.
ST. BARx.gAs' CH4rsL, Bangor Street
18Th Sunday after Trinity, Sunday school
commences at 5 p. NJ; evensong. With
sermon. at O'Clock.
GosrgL MEETING At Y VI. c. A. rooms a.
r. NJ, consisting Of social song service
AMI al iress. Ladies as veil as gen,ieme n
are welcome. Good music.
METHODIST EPIsCoPAL Car RcH CHRIS
tisH uorship, Sunday morning e; 10 80
O'Clock, With preaching by the pastor, Res
c. S. Cummings. The evening service will
be led by the pastor.
BAPTIST cHURcH: Regular morning ~or-
ship at 1890 With sermon by the pastor
.uhl-e,. The viii Sunday school ST
4? NJ. Y p s. C. +. meeting a, 6 80 7
NJ general service st 80 p NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26
lnesher Hurricane cemisa Up the ceast.

wasuiSGros. Aug. 2s.--The weather
,reau, in a special bulletin, ssys;
The hurricane indicated by the weather
Iresu in the general synopsis of conditions
3 A. NJ. Friday, Aug. p, ~ probably
listing about 500 miles southeast of Flo
Ia, hiss apparently moved west northwest
ii early this morning passed 70 the north
but near Nassau, 10 the Bahamas, where
Oh vinds prevailed all night, and at A.
the Wind was brisk northwest. with the
at 90 Sc.
The canse Of this storm centre hiss thus
= Iaia to the westward Of il tro predeces-
~, ard, as frsquensIy 10 the case. II
ouA therefore strike the Atlantic coast At
point further south than did the husri-
ne of "Wednesday last. The heavy ocean
reIl, preceding the storm. vas reported
, Friday morning At Savannah. North.
lsserly gales and general rains are indi-
ted 70, Saturday night and Sunday on the
,ast Of the south Atlantic states, including
e west coast Of the Florida peni1nsula-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

TIE DoEA wnEr CoscEEr At OAkwooD.
SgsDAr.
Nsine talent IN Svsnx rn~lnAv -, 0.r~

TaE Dora Wux. c.xex., - o.xw.
srxp.y
Nsiae s,aenf in ,,..x ..l,.sv =, o.r-s
tonsrrov afsernoon.
Mis- Dusa Wil~v al. .~.S. .s,~ ~
Maine Hise;ns, ii, o,rA.~,. p,,s NJ.
nina Ai,.~sc, ~ .,.,;.. -. -
low. ris.ise "a .rrn-,..;... NJ. va.
r. Hss7;nssou. ,.~A.~. n, v...I u.us.
don. eisrinesi~e ~ ..a.;... Va. v,..a.
Hodsdou. pi.n,se and .rror,~,;.,. No..
Jimmie Ssone the .ossd 10. .o.nst;.
kn rat voa..,ru, Dr., - 49,. ,,,.
il being t.k..
1he Dhi nissos'e WIG
:. .n HaPpoof0"s' inaian
mo Asssone ryfoeschnie Exhais-
'a A''" nefe % IA own uain OF spisn-
AA' p-aAce CAFE saa gave pafAae Il ~
Maryland paper. fasnes
''''e VIVA "s~ saa
iy "fAha1snon OF u'e
"s ga ~ osn unn Ok
= 49, '' ~ 'nn country /" any rate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

At Bsngor-Sorrentos. 5; Bangors, 3.
A, Buffalo-Busalo. l2: Providence. O.
At New Bedford-Haverhiils. ?; Nes
,dfords. /.
A, Portsmouth, y. H.-Poftsmouth A
.. Is; West Medforas. 8:
At Everetf-Beacons of Waltham. 1G
I. Wxshing1ons, II.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, !
mesbuyys, 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

Wilson HAYDEN and George W. Pillsbury
have returned from a brief visit to Weboer
pon4. They report the white perch as free :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26
BASE BALL.
3 Saturdays Games.

A. BDs.1n-fles.lsnd, :; Boston, ?.
A, elphia-Louisviile. ). fhilade'ph'a, :.
A. BROOKLYN Brooklyn. :, Chicsgo. ..
A. baltimore Baltimore. Z; Cincinnati. ,
A. New - rk-Piit-bArg. J New York. o; sec
d game, New ork. :; Pittsbarf. z
A. W ashingtnp->t Louis, Il, Washington, q,
md game. st Louis. 4, Washington, !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

Al the boiler makers from ST. Paul to
reaf Falls, Mont. .oa the Great SoFshses-
m Railroad, have struck, owing to al
Eed violation Of certain agreements.
Ten million dollars IN gold, packed in
snvss bags, came into Kansss City Friday,
D the Santa Fe train from San Francisco.
be money vAs guarded By 10 United
sAt<s derzsy mxrsh2is armed with Wiz
hester rifles The soss il for the treasury
j New York ETY. The rsnf> ~ the sa1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

The m.ns friends of Mr. W II. Ed~ari'
who 20 many years Was plumber for Mr.
q Williamson will be ples.ed TO know
tbs, he ha. engaged permanently with Nr'
A. d, wsri of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

The steamer Gardiner will make An ex-
eur,ion to the Richmond eampground, sun
dsv, leaving Augusta at A. NJ; Halo
well at sis A. NJ, and Gardiner, SIS
NJ and will allow stay of about seven
heurs At the csmpground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

There may be some mystery about that
ign. hut there Is nothing mysterious about
dre grocer :. They are night IN quality
right ia weight. right in every essential thai
contributes 10 thu best of service. and they
4re sold AT a pri;e Viii h enables the pur-
chaser 10 have The prire TO hay thsm. They
include everything, vet AMI dry. fresh and
prepared, and they include the choicest
varieties known to the trade. Yon can buy
nothing from Us that YOU cannot buy with
perfect safety just now We are especiall'
well equipped with
Flour. Tea. coffee. Spices, Mo-
lHsses. sfr.
f.. l.. "E11ER
221 Water st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26
A New Law Firm.

f. W. whitehouse, ESQ.,, late of the firm
of Whi,ehouse & Tanner, recently dis
solved. and W. II. Fisher, Esq, late of
orono, have formed q eopartnership for
the transaction Of lsw business under the
firm name of Whitehouse & Fisher. The
new firm will occupy the Offices in Masonic
block which Mr.. Whitehouse has used for
several years.
The senior partner needs no introduction
10 the Journal readers. Mr.. Fisher, the
Junior partner, is a Young lawyer of much
ability. who recently moved to Augusta
He is a graduate of the Albany, n. 8
Law school, completed his preparation for
sdni,tsnee to the bar in the office Of Hon
T. NJ. York Of Caribou and has prsctieed
for couple of years il Old Town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

Saturdays Games.

AT Iewiston-Bostop Reds, Z; Lewiston, 9.
At FaYtisn.i--Dover. ?. Portland, q, SECOND
nee, Dover. :. Portland. g.
Al froekton-Fsll RIVER, River. ~. Brock
a, 1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26
c a NIL T. N
SU NJ NJ Err .
--oF---
SU M NJ Err GOODS.

I'll! be able TO " ltliSxtfRars !. - .---&
indeed the gap between the higher and
over races Of mankind has been increas-
ng for thousands Of years The best
irilled and armed Roman legion could
hardly contend successfully against three
Dr. four times its numbers Of Gauls or
setulae, but 800 we'll equipped British
troops can march through hundreds of
thousands of southern Asiatics and with
,ut serious danger.
The great live stock show Is on and
booming The stock pavilion is the eeD-
|er Of attraction and the attendance nt this
air has materially increased in conse-
luence To-Day the Belgian horses have
heir innings. on Monday the Arabs, on
Tuesday Cleveland bays and French car
'iage horses, and on Wednesday ninety
wo will contend for the lead among Ger
nan coach horses. So the programme
will continue with change of horses
very day ,ill Sept. when the great show
II Shetland ponies Will come Oft and there
viii. says the exhibitor, be fun for the
title boys" The cattle show runs with
imilar changes: 243 Jerseys next Monday
nd Tuesday, 81 Holstein Frisians on
Wednesday, Guernseys, Derons and Ayr
hires on the next three days and SO on till
spt and :. when the grand sweepstakes
nil end the live animal exhibit. OF fu-
IRE days of importance the grandest will
" Oct. Q when, if present plans do not
Chicago will picture her desola-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

Other Games Saturday.

Lewiston Al Fail Rivers. Boston Reds at Port
nd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

Cleveland 8. Boston, Pi...burTs at New York.
Iiesgo st BROOKLYN, Cincinnati at Baltimore,
Louis at Washington, Louisville at Phila
lPhia-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

Someone attempted to force An entrance
into the house of Mrs. Anne Davenport at
No. II Winthrop court. Failing in this
endeavor the unknown ~ouid-oe burglar
tried to unlock the front door with skeleton
key, but was frightened away before being
able to succeed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26
Dif0.


hESNtBst-
,,,,..x-Asx ~ Hsn4r-h Mshonsy aged o.
-. sac vas the dssxh;-r of lcen harpas
"a Jah.-rsh q. NshSs-s Bora -. Nil ar = !.
eunty ORR. Ire. fsaeFai ihafshSS IT ~ w ~
sweet Msssscisasett. aud westsrn psIsrs pt'As'
capy-l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26
$l.20 Perl -s..., ....- -,
:. Mixed Pure Lln9oo1
Gallon on ''''''
Il. r. Randall's.!.... ,

eI,ME eTEA Nm An mUTCMlN001 .Il-
i brsry Of Americsn Literature" oGess - en-
espslonsi opportunity TO assnts Who have soe1
Encyeiogediss. Histories. % high sisss ssbses1p.
weeks work. Two agents in one town cleasU4
e7o7 10 In ons week. One Lady In Pitssbusg 49,.
ed 90 W IN day. References rsIsife1. eot
e1psrseneed men esssfaiiy Taught ard Rsine4.
Addeess Of esee. Charles L. Weest<f . Co, -
fifth Ave. Eeu fosh. 1eei1ane6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-26

Our Ef.ftE BRAND HOSE 10 the ODD Nastisnsd stsef
an. = raais 81 rasb~r VIII gost care Should ass
I've or SIX years II ia chap al TIE pries ~ s'fss.
sus Dat you getting chat yoa pay say and arc rs
nxyinz hsSh price fF . poor arsick, ve pisse hie
brand On evefy tengshs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-20
FINANoIAL sTATEMENT.

Clerk Moreton filed his report of the
receipts and Disbursements OF the board
for the year ouding December 81, 1892,
Nv follows:
SCHOOL FUND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-20
APPROPRIATION
Appropriations were made as fol
lows:

Mr.. Young moved that sufficient
sum be- appropriated to reimburse the
city for the cost OF constructing the
sewer on Il street from mi way be-
tween South Temple aud First streets
to point midway between Second anu
Third streets, and that the committee
on sites and buiiii gs DO authorized u
take the necessary steis to make the
necessary deposit and to push the con
structlon OF this sewer. Alto that the
warrant shall issue upon the approvai
OF the committee on elites and buili'
ings and the committee on finance.
Carried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-20
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
Employment Of Teachers, T. Street
Sewer, Financial Statement and
Appropriations.

The city school board met In regular
weakly ..s.,o, Inst n,yht. Tn, mem.
Y 'e' ~, 49,, s.', 49,. go.
oors were =" p'o'on. """ '"'y '""'
acted business as follows:
The appropriations OF W. V. Black,
Mai Msiandor and ~. n. Arehsrt
$3.50, ,,,
were re'effeu 70 'ho eo"'"'''ee y"
furniture and supplies.
ihecoinmi'too n s''es hnu ou''u'nsn
"a. :, 49,. a a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-20

The best place to store roots In is a
room or cellar that is dry aud cool, but
frost proof. a damp place will be- pretty
sure to induce mold, and though this
may not prevent the roots from coming
through the winter In n living condition
II will 50 injurc them that they will he
pretty sure to give an inferior crop II
flowers. Ladies' Home Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-20

In relation to the communication NJ he
socrotnty ~ tho Joint city aud county
building committee In regard TO the ap-
polntment of a committee to visit CALI
iornla TO examine and report upon GER
tain flreprooiing there done under the
Ransome-Sinitb system; now be II tho
sense OF this court that 1t believes that
tho city. engineer and the architect In
charge o. the jclnt city and county build
ing are botter qualified TO pass Judgment
upon proposed iireproo1ng system than
arc tho members OF tho court, therefore,
be II
Resolved, That I, is the sense of this
court that II should adhere 10 and ra ify
he action OF tho joint city and county
building committee In recommending
that city Engineer Doremus with Archi-
tect Proudfoot represent the city and
county In going TO California to examine
tho work Of tho Rtnsomo.Smith fire.
PROBING system and reporting TO tho
said committee. provided, however, that
this action Is ooncurrcd In by the CITY
Council aud the expenses OF such COM
mittee bo assumed proportionatoly by
both tho city and county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-20
LIQuoR.

The following applications for liquor
liccnses were referred back for more
specific description Of location: Fritz
Miller Of Bingham, w. q. A. SmoDt Of
sugar House ward, anu w. +. Vincent
Of Sandy
rhe application Cor liquor licenses Of
Robert Hearn Of Brigham and James
Pine, on the corner Of South Boule-
ward and Fifth, were granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-20
AUTHORIZATIONS.

On Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
the board will meet again.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-01-25

paying schedule prices for all their cigars,
and in some cases more, and they refused
to advance prices. Mr. Pine was seen,
and he says he took on heavy force re-
Gently because work was slack in other
factories. He did it to accommodate the
operatives, not using his customary eau
tion in picking his new men. Among the
new men were some agitators, all OF whom
he has dismissed. They threatened trou-
BILE and police we're put on guard at the
factory Friday morning. The old oper-
atives returned to work yesterday on
the former basis.-Key West Equator
Democrat.
An old gentleman living in the out
skirts of Orlando had become stone deaf.
He came TO the conclusion that the
membranes of the tympanum of his
ears had moved too far out in the tube
to vibrate from sound waves and that
his hearing would be restored if he
could drive them back. This he
tried to effect by firing off gun several
times day. AS the gun was fred from
the right shoulder, and the hearing of
his right ear returned, but the left ear
got worse, be logically argued that
while the right membrane was driven
back to its proper position the left one
was driven farther ont 10y the reports.
One morning he produced two double
barreled guns, put one to each shoulder
took rest on a fence, and fred all four
barrels at once. He says that when h s
broken collar-bone is united again, and
the back of his head ceases hurting, he
thinks he will hear as we'll as ever be-
fore Il he doesn't he will try an ear
surgeon Orlando Record.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-01-25

There is more Catarrh in this section Of
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it To-
cal disease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure with To-
cal treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a con-
stitutionaI disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j Cheney &C.,,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t is taken inter-
nalIy in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi-
mOnials. Address,
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-01-25
FLORIDIANA.


light works rise day by day The foun-
dation is stronger than any other build
ing in Port Tampa City, and the building
and apparatus, when completed, will be
a credit both to the Plant Investment
Company and to the town.-Port Tampa
Mail.
Judge Pardee's decision in the Jack
sonville, Tampa AMI Key West Railroad
suit, involving the receivership of that
system, was rendered on Monday. 1t
reverses the appointment of Receiver
Young and places the roads at. the ex-
act status they occupied when the suit
began several months ago.-Orlando
Reporter.
Travel to and from Port Tampa City
has increased to such an extent that the
city has become one OF the most import
ant stations on the South Florida Rail
road. The number of tickets sold is con-
stantly on the increase from month to
month. This is pretty good indication
OF the growth and prosperity OF the
town.-POrt Tampa Mail.
Mr.. NJ. F. Dwyer of Brooklyn, has a
grove of 4,0CO bearing trees at Rock
ledge, on the Indian River, Florida. each
one of which will net him this year $40
tree at the lowest estimate that has yet
been put on the grove. Adjoining this
grove he has one that contains about
the same number of young trees that will
be ready for bearing in 1894. A grove
that will pay man $4,000 year is
considered very pretty piece of prop
erty, SAYS the Hotel Gazette.
Yesterday afternoon colored man,
whose name is not known, was carried
to this city to receive surgical assistance.
Near Dow's NIL, Windermere, he had
an alteration with some other negroes,
and got his head split open, apparently
with an AK, from the top down to the
bridge of the nose. In addition to this
injury he had then been thrown into the
fire and was badly burned at different
places. He is in a very critical condi-
ton, but DIR. Hicks will do his best to
restore him TO health again.-Orlando
Record.
Judge Broome's special term of court
to try the murder case Of Thomas A.
Bass for killing w. B. Johns about three
years ago, came to All end recently at
Kiseimmee very sud lenly. A jury OF
twelve had been selected out of venire
Of 200, but before the examination OF
witnesses begun the plea of not guilty OF
murder in the first degree was withdrawn,
the defendant pleading guilty of man
slaughter in the fourth degree, and the
State accepting this plea. The Judge
passed sentence on Bass of $500 ard
costs or one year in the penitentiary-
OcaIa Capitol.
The orange and vegetable growers
looked rather gloomy yesterday, but
there was no cause for more than the
usual expectancy during the winter. The
mercury went down into the twenties,
and there seems to be a difference OF
opinion regarding the damage done, no
two men agreeing. 1t is claimed by some
that the oranges are injured, while 9th
ers think not The continued cold weather
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-31

transige con la mixti6caci6n de los
ideales, ese. =. 20 ha sanclonado 10
hecho, y por boca dc uno de los es-
critores de mas talento y prestlglo
que ha dado la nueva generaclon GU
bana, Sc alza altivo. con La censura en-
los labios V ell latigo en- la dlestra;
Justo de Lara, seudonimo tras el cual
go vislumbra la silueta del DR. Armas
Y C6spedes, ha dicho que "esos actos
no son propios de una sociedad que as
pira d la regeneration Y que reclama
derechos indiscutibles. Hay que CO.
locarse q la altura de esos dignos e
intr6pidos coruneses, que saben ategar
sus. agravios con la frente alta -"
Y dirigi6ndose los republicanos
que por coytesfa fueron a incllnarse
ante ell sfmbolo de la monarquia, ex-
clama "Nosotros, los que en- medic
de tantas festas y bullicios, hemos
sabido conservar incolume el santo
ideal de la democracia, tendremos ell
derecho De deciros 4 vosotros, los que
habeis rivalizado en- complacenclas a
la monarqu1a, pero que muy pronto
volvereis q la indignation y 4 las
amenazas: :-f Callad! iCalladl Vues-
tros gritos no tienen mas valor que
las murmuraciones de los criados que
sirven d6ciles la mesa de sus due
nos para protestar en- la sombra des-
pues que Sc han idow
No Sc concibe que On pueblo co
mo ell de Cuba, cuyos habitantes, sin
distinction de nacimientos, sufren tan
hondos agravios, Sc arrastre q los pies
del simbolo de un cetro."
Nosotros, que antes de ahora ha
bfamos protestado en- terminus pare
cidos, estamos de acuerdo con esas
frases de JustO de Lara; porque SO
mos republicanos convencidos que
llevamos ell ideal de la democracia
fuertemente arraigado en- nuestras al
mas, y no podemos YER impasibles
que Sc nos mixtifque y adultere.
Sentimientos bastardos no hallaran
jamas cabida en- nuestros pechos, y
porque sonamos con una patria altiva
y decorosa, es que queremos un pue-
bic libre Y digno, Y este no Sc conse-
gnira nunca dandole ell ejemplo que
Sc lie ha dado Cuba Puerto-Rico
con la llegada de los Infantes.
Pero en- medic de esa crapula de
ideas sentimientos, nos satisface
yer que los patriotas cubanos coinci
den con los patriotas puertorrique-
nos; qre Ia protesta de aquellos sur
ge casi al mismo tempo que la nues-
ira.
7 es que ell sentimiento de la dig
nidad es mo en- todas parties.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-31

Y que acaso determinara maTiana sa-
eudimientos y trastornos de incalcu-
lables consecuencias
Despreciando elsufragio, la monar-
quia dice 10 que De ella han de aguar-
dar los que cifran esperanzas en- Ia
,eUoluci6n paclfed dc las ideas q en- Ia
marcha tranq,tila del progreso.
FL gobierno SOi diSant liberal apela
4 su tiltimo recurso: al tremendo re-
curse do la arbitrariedad desnuda.
Acaso de aquf nazca su caida, y aca-
50 venga Canovas instaurar una
situaci6n de resistencia enfrente de
la republica que avanza.
Esa ser& la postrer etapa de los
poderes hist6ricos. llamados a rendir-
80 examines entire el clamoreo de una
naci6n que los rechaza. Hoy hacen
10 que les vione mas c6modo, porque.
al fin, 81 los confictos son graves,
apelan II altina ratio. a la fuerza
MananA contemplaran con espanto
los frutos de la semilla que siembran.
Y maflana sera tarde.