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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21


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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

les devuelva con 1reces q bien que han
rffspensado H mis- hiios.
Y ! usted. se5or director, ms mas esS-
presivas gracias po- 50 benevolencia ~
sertand0 las presentes ifneas.
Y siempre su afraa- aEriga y , >
q. p S. M.-Ohuia PzolI ae fs3agehs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21
D0CTRIAA BTCHNER

Ina nadre sol1clua aaanrs
como las madres son
l4eno de vida, Colunnplaba tler1n
81 primer pleh6n.
obra nadre Ioraba 4 ria1da s1elta
con lntlno 3olcr,
v3endo el cadaver, palido Y aoubfao
del h51o de- - amor.
nllenaras Ia ara con placer Gecs4
Bendlto sea n Dioslr
trauslda de d0lor "a otra grltaba
una biasfenlia atroz.
Perdidas en el ARE Sc euedaron
hlasfeEala Y 5enclcidn,
= Ia ley natural slgni5 su maTchas
De ~ioa 2 destraoci6n
r-ws..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21
7alaa N Faav

Enrre dos amigos
-En ma pala5ra. sTe eaaas pur iarina-
ciou por c4lcal0Y
-Ie dire ri novia es feislraa 3 ssne seis
rnll4ones DC cete. HagO, pnea, zu naabriEenia
as Puro casIcalof por 10 cue rszpaCta ii la per
soma de M tururHs IN uzR1r1zUaio So l1cll-
naclon por lo cue resPscts q dOtss
Una se1ora "a por Recoletos, Msvsa4a0 Ru5e-
70 de uns Crrbs M pPrr1t0 cubiert5 per unaI tl-
ulcs sncarnada z1uy mona
Dye, ohach0-dice ur pILlere erscarEndnsa
COZ el errc.-I'suae las ssnas De tu ststre.
Decfale II aapatero IN szstre
-ssabes Por que chlllan las 5oraz aa esc
caballero
-Porque AIR no re las m pagada
-Honbreg csc no debe ser bnena prussia.
Porque en tal case tanbien ohiIlarEa il lsvHHa-
-s1aAado aejaras as ser jzgaaor.g--ieala
una Joveu bermano
-cuznd0 ae5es u Dc ser oasuet4--rsrlis6
-iAada, znas,-aaaai6 l. herr1zas-lassna-
pre- seras N periido'
-aQue Is ID cue sismpre reue=ss aela4ste
y nunca podeuaos YER
-El porvsur.
Ii mejor medic de haeerse IN snaulEc ~
prestarie mi auros, aecla ssnaAnciosaznsrsas
III hl6sofa.
a ID que cnnbagto ln 10AsHas0
-Hom5re, 81 no habria elien qFzssirra haear
de n n snensgO enCarnlzadof
INTIM
El fdolo De aodos ms afsctoa
GRy6 del pedestal
y en PeGneloa trarnent0a dlvi1l1a
QueG6 para m ma
sgElse s1bo1ces guardian csZgc reats snla
Las naas drTrH p0rcl6n,
? levErbe del sUelo con sorpresz
IEtzcbo ssi coraz6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21
PRESIDENCIA

De II C0amsI0E HsEECToRA
aef csas9 electoral De esta ezrcmserzpcs6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21
RECORTE

e soldaao sirvs ~ pals. 81 saoii sc RES
s 4 a huna-iaa5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

La nueFa carrebera qEe Sc Ia include en 81
1cortar "a 1isbancsR entire u parDe Sur = Norts
ee "a lslas sea enfre Ia Capital Ponce an
czatr0 horass queaando adeuaas eouprendldos
en dleho serTlclo lruportantes pueblos aE~i1olas
eeDD Narngito, Szbana dal PaIraar CiGra y
BarrauouI1zs, por donde atravlesa para en-
7alElar entire CaTsT = Aibouito coz Ia carrabs-
ra Central
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

In mo de los eampos &c Arecibo 5onde 81
astan haclendo 1raba5os agr1rolas, han arare
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

E hnubre rntl1ario hErs Eaa&ana ID asra "a
1scho hoy, = Id one rrGC-lc6 aFers rzlcriaart =
IL tards.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

IA fsllecido en Ma1-id i se5ora nsdre ae
nlsstros aprsciables amigos don Manuel &c
9esus : don Branlio GalrSn
Recznar nrasero rssarne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

Ia BaaazLza Ia re5nci6o 81 sauaaTzo 4 Is nj
sad, psro an Gamble se pubhaara ahora tres
vaees pur senana. los uartas. Juavss y "a
bad0.
DasaE-aosle prosnersaadss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

Aasgsasa0 nv ugln-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

Una senora "a Por Recoiebos, Msvsaa0 RE9e-
70 de una GTn6s M pprr1to cubiert0 per unal tl-
rlca encarnads my mona
-Oye. chach0-6lce ur plleee enr 4rhnanasa
con FL perro.-Iazne las ssnEs 6e tu s5.st-a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21
- De Octubre DE- ls41

N sa5es, gaerlda Maria, con cuanto
placer be recibido tu retrat5 Te 70 Ia
oria peesao mucho antes, Der0 teng0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21
Harnbu1 1915.

En- Paris me to1n6 el inerno. VI
site 4 Mr.. A. Arnim, cue soa de per
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

Hacs once GIas daszpareci5 De 50 cass. Gale
De IN Fzrtua, IA nina Justins Cruz, De ziste
znos de eaac. color tr1rue6o ena vls5a tra5e
osguro cen foresztas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-21

HeDos tenida Ell Easto de racibir Il prinae
1zmero dc La l3epssblse0, periocico aut0nonaiata
cue hs eupezado 4 paeEcarse en- Areo5b0 bad,
a conpe1er6e direcei6n Dc nuestro aueridg
corapa1ers don jose de Diego
FIgpra como reaacbor Ell erudibo = Zalsn,
eserIbor don Rosendo Rivera Colon cuieg
tarabIen eDvlzTnos auestr0 saludo-
Deseanos nj nueTo eolega t0do gsnero d
nrosne-laaaes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
TEXAS SlFTlNGS

The boiler ot u V. l1vurctts min near
Marshall exploded but mo- one was dan
gerowly injured
The young mon of Myrtle Springs have
organized debating society.
Comlurhc bought more cotton the past
season ihnu amy other town on the Rio
Gruudr road snys thr Comuuchc Chief.
Farmers around Pilot Point are prcpur
Ing tu sow outs.
There are eight prisoners In the Wise
county Jail
The iycor-0ld child of Jesse Iumnn,
ni Wolfe city, WINS severely burned. II
was standing with its back 90 the lire aud
itH clothing ruught from the blaze
The Houston county jail Is crowded.
The citizens OF IuvrlDdy are muliug
up purse To- hire good lawyers to con.
Wet thr parties who recently attempted
Go burn that town.
The Indies of Iowa Park have formed
nu orchestra.
The FYr. Worth and Rio Graudp Rui.
way company shipped from Brentwood
during Che past twelve months over 500
cars ul vuttlu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
CAPITOL NOTEs.

Representative Mills held down tho
sptaNerS desk for ana hour and toypd
WIN the gavel Monday, lie makes n
good presiding officer.
w. NJ, ID. Lee of Nclasco, one Of the
most vigorous and successful promoters
OF Texas enterprise, has been looking i'm
ON the legislature. 90
The, penitoutiary visiting committee
~ McE from It's tour of duty.
ne committee which has recently boon
visiting the A. aud NJ college and nor.
mnl school Is back, with am interesting
ltlW'l III preparation. AZ TO just what
lhnl report Will be they will NOT sny ~
present. OF the cummitteee Ncssrs
lruitt, Agncw aud Moody visited lie
NNm Houston normal school mud Nfess,.s
lmhoden aud Ragsdule visited tide nedi-
cal annex 0t Galveston, while tho whole
committee with Truitt MS chairman
visited the A. aud NJ. college and Prairie
View normal school
l.. e. Hin of Beevillp and Hon Goo
IL, Fulton of Rockp0rt nre doing gnoj
work m behalf of the bill providing for
work In behalf of the bin probi6itine
hunting IN pastures. They are thorourLiv
cunNcrSant with the subject ANA ~,
Wen qualified 20 lay IL before tie LOIS.
l9lufe ~ The most lucid and comprehen-
a'v RNu1tI. mere ~ no question but
lhat legislation is needed on this anil
Ject' and II is thought the pending mss.
sure will meet with gencrig approvai Iva
Captain w. II. Lpvy of Vplasro -
among the prominent visitors mi thn
CAPITOL; lie Is lighting the division of
Brazonu county vi
- Messrs. Moore, Levi. Brown. Rum ana
Davis OF Galveston were among tbs W" W.
TORS OF this week, whose Presence ~
,hG capitol hetoken the progress Of lpris,
iu,lvh OF moro than ordinary importn,,,..
MeS.Srs. &. H. Jenkins. JoIm y '' R.yi
ana Il NJ. Rice of Bpwnwood VIII
have been for several days in k,g ~"
i9soSms into Che location Of the civil court
~ aplN"ls, anu 99ther legislation Ia which
returned to their homes with most s3tis-
factory assurances soA's-
AZ Old members who are not r,tprnsd
NJ sne - t'sislainre am mot left at home.
W. on the boys ot last session Ros,ir
of Brown and King 81 Bowie' siay r.gS1 ~
nome because heir people wanted tbeW
70 iooN "Iter The county courts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08

regard to the prophecies. there is clear
little river which has its rise IN the
Green mountains. Vermont. and flows
into the beautiful Lake Champla'n The
original inhabitants called u 'Winooski'
(silvcr water. but when the unpoeuc
pioneer found an abundance OF wild
onions growing on Cos banks De saw
eminent Gtucss In calling it Onion river.
Now that sense Of beauty has been
delevoped IN his descendants the original
name has been restored.
In the West and South. where the
broad expenses have helped TO emanci-
pnle from tradition. there Is less OF
sorvile imitation and departure from
old-wOrld customs Occasionally there
may be- a town 10 which the settlers
from love Of the homes they have left,
have given the old name, or where some
scholarly pioneer viii commemorate bis
alma mater Or some bit Of classic lore
in history. but the names Of rivers
mountains. states and towns in these
sections are largely obtained. either from
the oboriginca, or have ~ local historic
significance of individuals or events.
Among state names Texas is peculiarly
significant, whether it is translated
welcome" or friend Ia either There
Is an expression of nu existing nnd
genuine feeling. In few II in any land
bias nature boon as generous Of her
bounics; climate aud s0il and variety VI
products mark her libemlity, aud com.
parhtiyr ease in obtaining the means OF
living is but q part of the welcome thia
state extends.
Supplemental IN This rs n ready willing
ness ON tho par Of the people OF the suttc
10 receive with rare hospitality amy who
may boz homo-srckcrs. Looking back %
frw years they remember when they.
too were strangers ion o. strange uud
and how grateful 10 them was the kind.
moss shown hcm he this land of wei
COME This BE- also friendly land.
Hero There ARE no iron bound traditions,
persons coming to this country are
Judged hy what they uro The inhcd.
lance OF name or previous social clcya.
ton and prominence iu business, counts
for little; muu must bo 'o man for "a
tbnt." 10 be- expects Go win Texas rs
young am therefore 90 is the place for
tjr young and ihr ambitious to % young
man of good habits aud of close upplica-
zion 10 business thr world of society and
of hueiucs, is here uuun There b. no
one 90 ask if hr b. old enough or whm
arr DISC mrocdoutH lrt him show
capacity and Che why is rIcnr 90 promo
dpu iu whatever direction Do hculs his
ruurgiy4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE,

a now Baptist church is to be built nc
Hibbitt COohp county.
Tho Gainesville crematory IL nearing
completion
a cotton seed oil mill project Is on foot
40 CDmnuchp
Work has commenced on the new opera
house ut Alvord
The Christian church ut Decatur Is
undergoing repairs.
Fourteen now dwelling houses are I'M
der construction at Walnut Springs.
s new lumber yard hus been started
ot Carrolton
The STREETS Of Crockett are TO be- grad
ed and gravolnd.
\ compress project Is ou foot at
brentwood.
Cottonwood parties are trying to Ec-
cure stage line to Baird
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
COURT OF APPEALS.
Full Text Of Decisions Rendered In The Fort
Worth Dislficl

Court Of civil appeals Second district. r.
d. INrItou, chief Justice; III. q. Head
aud !, ", StVphcus, associate justices;
W. H. Hut, clerk
The Clarendon Land, Investment and
Agency company. limited, appellant,
Ns. MvOlplluud brothers. uUpcllpes An
peal lum Donley county
CONCLUSIONS OF FACT
la lSN appellant was the owner Of
a pasture Zoe DoulUy county which cone
toiucd many thousand Ucrgs. aud which
cntirly surrounded pasture of about
-hu acres belonging Co appoleos, This
smaller pasture was separated from the
lprgrr hy % tour wire fence which the
verdict of Che jury establishes wus suit
htlrnt iu construction and kpnt Ia suf-
hvicut repair 10 exclude ordinary cnttln.
i'm June 1850 appellant turned loosc n
its pasture several thousand head of
small Fast and Middle Texas cattle
which broke through appcllcps fence
aud communicated "a disease 10 thcir
cutuc while therein called Texas fever
from which sufficient uumhcr dieI
and were made Sick 90 cause dama.-, 40
0pprllrys iu thc fun Uuouut OF verdict.
Ntlthcr appellant nor appellee had notice
thnt there WAS dUngpr OF this dispnse
being SO communicated unit lhe cattle
commenced tn die thrrptrom. The iury
found lon favor of Nppelleccs the DAMAGE
$50 caused amounting 10 SlSlG for which
the court below save Judgment and from
tht judgment this appeal Is prosecuted.
OPINION
Without attempting to discuss or re-
view lbc humorous decisions both m this
vnnnu4 and ga England bearing man
lhr Interesting questions involved in this
vontrycrsy, we think d rnn le saTely
said tllQj whom tue's domestic animal
caler upon the hand of another ndor
NNvh circumstances as a. make " q trps-
imsser 'lercDn and white 80 tresp4sslig
'lusw 0u'nHAo 60 tho 0WDpr af the iaud.
Che ownrr of tile animal ]. huhle therefor
without pru0t ur kuoWlodtr nu DIS part
of the DANGEROUS character Ot thp aui-
mAL IN such cNse he uog,igcucn ~ The
owner in permitting bis ae,mul to thus
ire'pRsS on HIS peleh1ur r. srNcirut To-
rrc1te ihe loNlil fhpup pH Nm-N oa.
trVr, law, i@-4hgl ( z hDnpsnu 81 Nc.
lie'pvn -si l $50; Coulty 0n VuvS
el.d tW iG however Bee eVh casr ihr
utHcr oI th, la0h u alsn mlON uf ucgli-
svnro Nhi,h nr0yinaply c0urbae, ia
Gu,iNg tAc mllgy lr caWlpt reroycr
Nalkur S.. llpi 7N .} IrNl4. as, Goa.
loy uu fuN~ gtd 1855 90. a.
lhcW lt however, sweat livyrity M
iAa Jecisieps Ia IDS as 10 when 3 dO-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
1000 IMPRISONED ELK.
They Got Caught in q Deep Snow and Are
Rounded up.

fN'''ANN NHf
Steamboat SpiuGa. Colo. Trb.
WoTcspoudcuccl Ono pt the most
singular OCCURRENCES over noted In This
portion of the state took place here tbis
week oH the result of tho storm which
has been raging iu thp mnmtuus for
the past four days Tho hcr,r war ui
the elements drove "a band ut ulks. mum.
boring over lWp, down from the hills
ou hish mesa, thvhly timhgreh. about
twelve milv, south of this place. Thpy
attempted Go move further m order 90
i1m tNe valley. hut iu $50 doing Wprp
c1u.ht W lhc deep crustcl snow. where
they iloumiVrrd urouuj, poVui3tss tn
advance or retreat Word of tho event
WAS soon passed aud mnchmru from an
shot guns and rifles
liut two UnimUls were shot aud those
only to slNv the lives OF the men nt,
tUvkiug them. 4 mUu would 4rlrct "a
large hull elk, and, Wulldug toward f
ON the crust which wopld sustain hi,
wclgW, with % club cut from tho neigh
houuE tiWlcr would battle with thr
houst until % woil-drpcted blow iuat h,
low thc authors would stretch tho cu,a,
turo Uvad. Many uuuVoW pscapea from
tNo muddeurd animals ara recorded
When enough game bad boon secured 10
supply the domestic wants of tho ranch.
mon, q load uf my was skiddpd to jhe
thvy ate rayVuously
The climax, however came yrster
day. when q muchuRn tW. n. NonrA
was rallied from his bpd bv the mrluur
following of his vtttlo rhc OK had
iatcct themselves from their temuorarV
lU5om aud had attacked He haystacks
in the valley m6ing entire possession al
ne ranches OF Alrssrs Mooyo. Holman
Known. Nichols Helm q TO. ANA tho
Pleasant Valley lme company and
Nt0nlHdmg the cattlo After consulN.
tlon had hecn held ne ranrhmrn aecil.d
thnt lo drive tlh'm oil Wunld mpHu stal~
Walton 90 The entire hand. So the ri,s
WeN rounded up by thr firing 90 riH
ana guns and drypn iWn iay Sen park,
Wl"N Two companies of ranehurn own
huy, which they spucn,usly rn,o for the
use ot the auimas ana the FUTURE beue,
~ az spousmen.
ihe vlk show remarkable degree %
tAheness, and DO uOg appear Ia tbs lSls,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
Mnnns An rnINns

In the February number of Rolforrs
Magazine thorc Is an article on nonlcu.
clalurs ia America Reglnumg with
the uame of this western continent.
which The writer insists ought 10 be-
changed 10 columbia" he gives many
inetauccs in which names bestowed lon
the aborinnea ought TO have had che
preference
Ii was extremely natural In the curly
settling Of this country that the
emigrapts should have remembered
their homes Ia the ole country. ana
sought 20 pcpetuate The nanaes they "a
loved, For this reason, po douht, the
Dutch called ,helr principal settlement
New Amsterdam" and that its name
was aitcrward changed hy the later
English proplivto~ 10 "New York"
The Indians called the islahd on which
the metropolis now stands Manhattan,
aud much moro musical and suitable x Il
than che onos bestowed hy Foreigners.
Ia y state which is named with sonie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
A PARDON BOARD.
Reprieves and Pardons to Be
Considered
BY AN ELECTIVE COMMISSION,
Mr.. bills Wants Loose Stock coraIed-The
Penitenliary Beard is Satisfied With the
Management Of Those lnslitu-
lions Capitol Notes.
TO CURTAIILs EXECUTIVE AP-
pffNTMENT.

Aupstin. Feb -Representatiye Tur-
nor Of Rusk county will IN q few Jay :
introduce joint resolution to so amend
article 4. section IL Of the constitution
that the power Of granting reprieyes'
communication, pardOns, etc shall be t0keu
from the governor aud placed 10 a board
Of pardons.
He says that the constitution now re-
uuires the governor to file in the Office
of secretary of state the reasons why
he grants rcpripves etc aud that under q
board Of pardon advisors he could
Gle no reasons except that the board so
advised
Mr. Turner also proposes TO so amend
section - Of the constitution that the
powers Of filling vacancies In state and
district offices shall be placed In the
above mentioned board. Also, by amend
lug article ., section Z and y. TO give
this board the power 70 appoint all dis
trict judges and district attorneys by
his change he claims that those officers
will feel under no obligations
To any man or set Of men
for favors. in other words thut
it takes district judges and attorneys
out of politics. He further proposes 20
amend article 10, section. 30, making
the durauous Of ull officers not other
wise fixed four years. our elections,
he says, are entirely too often.
In regard 20 the creation Of the board
of pardous, Mr. Turner says il is his
intention in his resolution TO provide
that the members of the board shall be-
elected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-08
THE sLArGMrNR.PNN RnL.

Austin, Feb. 7t-Thc committee on
public health and vital statistics. In the
house made today favorable rccommen-
dation ON the Faubian saughtpr-pcu
bill.
The measure provides that no slaughter
pen shall be maintained within q half
mile of any school public institution
asylum, private residence etc.
The peualty affixed for violation OF the
law is $40 10 500 for each oltcnse and
each day the nuisance is maintained Is
nude a separate odeuse.
Ia connection with the bill there is a
little inside personal history. One of
the finest and best conducted institutions
IA Texas in that in Austin, whore the
deni-mutes are received aud educated
The structure is beautifully located sur
rounded hY elegant grounds, aud in
every respect Ia most attractive and
slightly yet there is a thorn in the side
oil us management for right at its main
entrance, hut % stones Throw FROM IFS
doors Is slaughter pen. That their
pace iS offensive as well as uusightly
nll the public passing along the ucighbor-
rug highway can testify, for It's foul and
holsumo odors have tainted the mir for
months, whenever the sun and the green
hy have been out ON the same day.
1t has been noticed that the superintep-
dent of the dcat-mute institute has
been close attendant on the session
Of the committee on public health and
Nitai statistics, and ia him Ia particular
as well as 10 the author of tho bill ana
the committee debt of gratitude n
due iron the public at large aud es-
P''iuS lual portion OF the public which
Is lulllcted with ill-cOnducted slaughter
pens
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taught TO keep his fate IN mind rather
than that his executionors were as guilty
as himself Let them beware. The next
brute IN Texas 10 commit Smiths crime,
whether be be- white or black, rich or
poor Will 81 captured. be ushered
through the gates or The damned in
some such unpleasant manner as that
which sent Smith there. Neither gov.
ernor's proclnmations nor jcremiads
from the press can prevent IL. The peo-
pie NJ Texas know how 10 protect their
homes and By all that is held sacred
there, they are going 20 do it II a. Of
tends against every letter IN every sen-
tence Of every act OF nll the legislatures
Of christendom.