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MORE than 1000 people read the Pacific
States Waterman; 10000 bona nde subscrIb.
ers; largest legitimate circulation of anv
monthly west Of Ihr Rocky mountains A few
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san Francisco. Cal.
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Attention. Cas- consumer.

Rent regulator and save 20 10 40 per cent
OF your gas bills. Stops blowing, smoking and
breaking globes. Gas Consumers Association.
1913 suffer street
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CALIFORNIA giacefFmts. Seem Townsend,s.

RESERVED at tickets for Dr. Dille's lee
ture on the Worlds Fair at Metropolitan Tenn
pie Thursday evening, November %, are on
sale at Sherman, Clay & Co.'s to-day.
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The grieva@as of characterization
prompted Mr.. Edward a.-r,s~s. ~ Mn
terey to say some strong things oil the
existing situation when addressing the
Convent ton of State Frut-grOwers at Los
Angeles. He compared the exactions OF
the railroads to what the producer will
bear, but he used little hypeTbole in say
ing that this means what the tree will
bear. His remedy is large order, namely,
that the Govern ment should acquire pos
session of The railroads. He thinks that
were the subject discussed by the country
there would not be one vote against the
NATURALIZATION OF railroads in Congress.
In several European countries the Govern
ment owns the railroads. and they are well
managed and very cheap. But there are
more railroads in the United Stases than
IN the whole Of Europe, and the financing
OF such purchase would be no joke.
Thus far In our history railroad companies
have been encouraged 20 go ahead by very
generous treatment, such as Ia almost un-
known anywhere else. Some of them
have ili-requited this kindness.
A lecture agent recently brought suit
against Stanley. the African traveller, for
commissions on a series of lectures be de-
liyered In England and America The
proceedings were not carried to finish in
court. bur settlement of some kind was
reached out of court. Almost a fortune
was realized by the explorer under Major
Ponds guidance In America. He gave
over 100 lectures. and the plaintiff swors
that Stanley told him they melted him
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Tbs rates are much lower via Portland, Tia.
coma and Northern Pacific Railroad. to st.
Paul chicago and all Eastern points than via
any other roHte. T. K Stateler general agent
636 Market street, San francisco
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TIE DArLY 1ToRNrNG GALL

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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
" EATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 27s 1888.
Oafeial Forecast for Txventy-four Hours
Ending Midnight Thursday.
San Francisco and vicinity Fair, followed
Thursday By light rain; slightly warmer; fresh
southerly winds increasing force.
3. 5. PAeUE, Local Forecast oHicisL
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THE MORNING CALL
Has a larger Circulation than any
other newspaper published in San
FranCiSnO
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Professor Barnard's lecture on Jupiter
and It's satellites ought to be strongly in
terestinE at this moment. What is termed
the red spot ga the planet shows signs or
activity. Ii has been observed for Years
paling and reddening alternately, and sug-
costing analogy to the spots on the sun.
The area OF this spot is about equal to the
whole supertcies OF the earth, and is
therefore pretty large blister.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23
COCHE DIARIO DE YAUCO

Desde 81 dia 10 del corriente mes, empe-
cara trabajar desde esta ciudad al pueblo
de Yauco un coche salendo de esta ciudad
los Lunes, Microbes Viernes las de Ia
manana regresando de Yauco los Martes
Jueves y Sabado la misma hora, tenien-
do estacion de transito en- los pueblos de
San German Sabana- Grande, con Is mi
nutos de parada en- Ell primero media bora
On Ell segundo para Ell cambio.
Los precios de pasaje por asiento son los
siguientes
Un asiento YAUoo viceversa.. ....$ 600
Id. id. SBNA GDE viceversa,, 800
Id. id. & S. GERMAN viceversa.,, so
Los pasajes de ida vuelta YAUCo 10 pe-
sos, 4 SABANA GRANDE pesos Y SAN
GERMAN 2.
Cada pasajero tendra derecho llevar un
bulto maleta euyo peso no exceda de II
kilos Ell exceso precio conventional.
Ell coche no esperara ningun pasajero
mas de Is minutes en- un punto de parada,
no teniendo derecho 4 reclamar el importe
de billete, 81 por morosidad perdiere Ia sa-
Ida del coche Ia bora indicada, teniendo
derecho reclamar 81 despues de pagar la
llamada al conductor este 10 dejare. Nc Sc
admite pasaiero sin billete. Ell despacho de
billetes en- esta ciudad en la Sucursal De
Las Dos Asststlds.
Para mas informes Consignatario en-
Yauco, JOSE VILLABoL. Hotel de Pito
Lopez.
Ponce, 19 Agosto 1898 pm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23

contenido en- la Ultima Erase. Clara SO ven-
gaba con pocas paIabras de cuanto le habfa
hecho sufrir. Mirzronse con sonrisas NOR
tales, porque entire aquellas enemigas tenfa
La iucha formas de exquisite cortes1a. La
batalia era & alflerazos, Y con al6leres de
orc, que penetrabdn en- La carne agudos y
peligrosos como punales /; combate de aba
nlcos, movidos con la sonrisa en- los labios,
pero cuyos perfdos rnovimientos eran in
ssuitantes como bofetones guerra de mu-
Jeres, de ataques calculados con refnada
per6dia, = en- la que la victoria, disputada
con ardor, debfa dejar los dos adversarios
cruelmente maltratados.
-Quedamos en- que este casamiento en-
NADIA te contrarfa, ,-repiti6 La senorita Mou-
llnet, vertiendo en- las heridas que habia
hecho ell mas sutil veneno.-i Que feliz me
haces fig1rase qae dicha Ser parienta
tuya Igual tt! Ahora de verdad, y ade-
mas duquesa!
-iCuanto merecesi i-contesto Glars con
profunda ironia.
- Permiteme que te bese, - exclamo
Atanasia arrojandose al cuello de Clara y
cogiendola como 81 quisiese morderla.
La senorita de Beaulieu dejo que Atana-
sia le diera en la mejlla el beso mas hipo-
crita que ha dado mujer alguna. Miranda
despues gravemente Clara, diio:
Va sabes que tienes en- mi una adicta y
sincera amiga.
Aun le qued6 fuerza Clara para res
ponder
Me acabas de dar la prueba.
no pudiendose sostener en- pie SO dejo
caer en- un sofa. Por fortuna, la Baronesa
por no yer aparecer las dos jo-
venes, y sospechando alguna perfdia de
Atanasia, fue buscarlas. Entr6, al yer
de una ojeada Clara palida abatida, a
Atanasia de pie y arrogante, comprendi6 10
que habfa pasado.
. SQue haceis aqui-dij las
dos desde hace media hora +?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23

Greer. Esta idea la reanirn6, resolviendo de-
fepderse hasta el i1ltimo extreme.
- Consular mi opinion g-dijo.-j Sobre
-Sobrs Ia verdadera situaci6n del Du-
que respecto { tf,-contest6 Atanasia con
aparente ingenuidad. - Comprendes, sin
duda, que 81 fuera cierto que habfa entire
vosotros pron1esa de casamiento, podrfas
acusarme de haberte robado el future es-
poso. Ell Duque ha pedido mi nano, pero
no le aIno; apenas al lie conozco. Tanto me
importa 81 como otro-- Vamos, pues-- Sc
franea conmigo SLe amasf tie incomodara
que SO case conmigo? Aunque solo te des-
agrads, dlmelo, me eomprometo que
frscase.
De confesar Clara valientemente su amor,
acaso Atanasia SO hubiera perInitido La gran
satisfaction de echarla de generosa, renun-
ciando 8 sus ambiciosos ensuenos para ano-
nadar mejor Ia senorita de Beaulieu. FL
destino de ambas j6venes iba decidirse en-
IN segunao; pero de cuanto la geTlorita
Monlinet le habia dicho, no retuvo Clara en-
su memoria mas que esta Erase GEL Duque
ha pedidosmi mano.r Ardiente rubor cubri6
su seuablante, resuelta morir antes que
confesar su amor al Duque, pado, por un
u1itagro de voluntad, sobreponeree su do
lor conservar la aparente tranquilidad.
-Muchas gracias,-dijo con frfa sonri-
So ;-pero puedes estar segura de que yo no
soy muier quien So abandona Sc des-
deha. 81 el Duque estuviera conprometido
conmigo, no creas que Sc casarfa con otra.
No. En- Ia ninez, siendo primos, IS cosa
corriente que la familia los haga novios y
los case entire dos sonrisas. Estos son jue-
gos de Ia infancia; pero con Ia edad SO de-
sarrolla la razon, las exigencias de la vida
echan por TERRA todos estos proyectos. SDi-
ees que el Duque ha pedido tn mano Pues
casate. Sensible serfa que fraeasara esta
union, porGue sois dignos el uno del otro.
Palideci6 Atanasia al eseuchar el insulto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23
FOIL ~ ta7,
Fsk seas aes
JORGE oHEET
La FERRERIA
d E PONT-A ESN ES
JORGE oHsET
Tersi6n eastsgsaha de Lssciano Naiera
VII
fG9hissaaej6nt

-No,-bslbuceo la seiorita de Beanheu
sin saber 10 que decfa sumida en- doloro-
sas redexiones.
sln embargo, 90 precise que 10 sepas
mi deber ss decirtslo,-repIic6 Atanasia
Z dejando tfanscurrir un momento, como
para escojer sl sitio donde habfa de HERR,
asiadi6: So
-Es el Duque de- Bligny.
Clara esperaba 81 golpe, no quedandole
ilusiones acerca de La traici6n del Duque
psro 81 nombrs dc Bligny, que debfa scr el
sayo, pronunciado por Atanasia le estreme-
ci6 dolorosamsnte. Continue inm6vil, sin
atEeverss hsblsr, por tenor & Ia alteration
de su voz, con las manos trsmulas, la boca
ssca y los oioa hundidos, apurando hasta las
heces si amargo ckliz de Ia desiluai6n.
Ell senor de Bligny es pariente tuyo,--
continu6 Atanasia, sxasperada por Is sombria
impasibifdad de au rival amigo de Ia
infancis: hastl 10 IA llegado hablar de
pFoyectos de union entire vosotros. Com
prendsras Rhora por que tenia empeho en-
venir dscirte con leaftad 10 que oeurr1s y
consular tu opinion.
I'm Las paiabras falsamente generosas de
Atanasia vislumbr6 la seforita de Beaulieu
nn rayo dc esperanza. Aeaso el asunto no
sstaba tan adelantado como guerra hacer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23

dolor arrebatado furioso, quiso La Baro-
mesa tranqulizar 4 su amiga.
II Por favor, Clara! = dijo me das
miede.
Pero la senorita de Beaulieu no podia va
dominarse. La violencis de su cafacber, re-
primiia tanto tempo, estallaba sin que ma
die pudiera conteneria Cuautos esfuerzos
habia hecho en- la horrible conversation con
Atauasia parecieronLa cobardes debilidades,
Y preguntose con estupor como Ie habia ST.
do possible no arrojar a la cara de la que i'm
p1dicamente Sc habfa burlado de sus sufri-
mientos cuantos insultos lie acudfan ahorasa
los labios. lSintio no haberla pisoteado,
dejo escapar gritos de plebeya exasperada
quieu rebau su amante, LENA de furor, des-
preciando todas las trabas de las convenien-
cias soeiales, pisoteando, fuera de 81, sorda
d los consoles de la razon. La sangre de
sus mobiles antepasados, senores de horca Y
euchillo, hervfa en- las venas de la senorita
de Baaulieu. Imagine crueles 6 infamantes
suplicios para rival, pero ell sentimiento
de su impotencia la anonado nuevamente
Comprendio que todas sus esperanzas esta-
ban para siempre perdidas que no tenfa
posibiIidad de revancha. Ahoiaronse sus
nervios, con ell rostro inundado de lagri-
mas, con grandes sollozos dejose caer en- los
brazos de la Baronesa, diciendo:
i Ali Que desgraciada soy iQue des-
graclada soy
Desolada la sonora de Prefont, la estre-
eho contra su pecho, apoyando suavemente
La dolorida cabeza en- su hombro, dicien-
dole las dulces palabras que dirigen las ma
dres sus hijos para mitigar las penas
adormecer los sufrimientos procure de es-
te modo tranquilizar un POGO ell ulcerado CO.
razon de Clara, quien continuaba llorando
con desesperaci6n
Las lagrimas arrastraron consigo Ell vene-
no con que Atanasia habfa infestado la he
rida Y mitigaron los pun zantes dolores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23
Y, acercandose a Clara, anadi6 con an.

Y, acercandose Clara, anadi6 con an
siedad
gQue ocurre
La senorita de Beaulieu no respondi6.
Con desconsoladora mrada indico su rival,
que Sc ajustaba los guantes como duelista
que acaba de matar su adversario Esta
mirada suplicante de socorro sac6 fuera de
quicio La Baronesa. Sinti6 que le subfa Ia
sangre la eabeza; sus pequenas oreias Sc
pusieron roias como fuego, y dirigi6ndose 1
la sehorita Mouiinet con gesto de amenaza,
le indico la puerta empezando esta sigaiH.
cativa Erase:
Vas q irte-
Con gran serenidad interrundpi6 Atanasia
la injuria, teniendo derecho que pareciera
que no la habla comprendido.
ST, me voy---a reunir con aai padre en-
la terraza.
Volviendose hacia Clara anadio
--Hasta ahora.
sin apresurarse, para hacer comPren-
der que abandoaaba victoriosa y por volun
tad propia un campo de batalla que le per-
tenecfa, sali6.
Al desaparecer la senorita Moulnet le-
vantose Clara de pronto, con oios chs
peantes, sin necesidad va de contener la
rabia, exclam6 dirigi6ndose a Iii BaroL Lesa
"a Sabfas til que 81 iba casarse9 Por
que no me 10 has dicho?
La senora de Prefont no supo que con-
testar.
i VendidaI Abandonada !-anadi6 la
se1orita de Beaulieu retorciendo sus bellas
manos en- IN arrebato de loca desespera-
cion.-i Y por esa mujer ! Hab6is permit
do que 10 sepa por su boca Ha podido IL
bremente hacerme tai ofensa Hab@is sido
sus completes Nj uno solo de vosotros me
anna & 7 el? Ell. .---i Por ell dinero! Mi
serable
Acongoiada ante el espectaculo de aquel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23
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MAYoL HERMANos & Go.
IMPRENTA
DE
<fTA- DTMoCRA ACT a p

estabecmento hacen rapdez, perfeccioi
toda case de mpresiones, por dfce compcadas
que
Hey yaredad de tipos personal ntelgente
La mpme el peri6dico que utiza tam
para toda elase de olde dsputa la
rnodene Ia mas perfeea la ejor que ha ntroducdo
PATS
necesen rabajos pueden
don Edero enpeado de Ia que
usta preco de la obra tpogafca que e
Ponce, Abril 1s de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23
FRANCISCO CINTRON
CoAMo

Comeyciasste al,pacenista. Vesatas al
por mayor q detail. Dep6suo del erce-
lesste RON ESTRELLA q maderas
6qjo techo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-23

A Los HACENDADOS DE CANA
Don Florencio Santiago, de Coamo, tiene
de venta novillos 6nos propios para yugo.
Coamo, Novienbre 10 De 1891. P.
The oasis., 1893-12-14

Owners of mining claims upon which assessment work for 1893 has not been performed, should remember that in order to hold them 1t is necessary 10 file with the recorder before Janu- ary lst, notice that they, in good faith, intend to hold and work the claim or claims therein designated.
 At the foreclosure sale at Yuma Monday Rollins X Sons of Denver, Colo, purchased the canal and irriga- tion pumping plant of the Colorado River Irrigating company of Arizona. The settlers are guaranteed an abun- dance of water for irrigation, their rights protected and live policy. The new company has large capital.
The oasis., 1893-12-14
A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A Well-known Soi- dier, Correspondent and Journal
 ist Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave soldiers to the war, and no state bears bet ter record in that respect than it does. In literature 1t is rapidly acquiring an enviable place. In war and literature solomon Newell, well known as a writer as Sol" has won an honorable position. Dur Ing the late war he was a member Of Co., N. 2d. \. Y. Cavalry and of the 18th Indiana ln- fantry Volunteers. Regarding an important circumstance he writes as follows
 Several of us old veterans here are using Dr. Miles Restorative Neryne. Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills. all Of them giving splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never used remedies that compare with them. Of the Pills we must say they are the best com blnation of the qualities required in q prep aration of their nature we have ever known. We have none but words of praise for them. They arc the outgrowth of new principle In medicine, and tone up the system wonder fully. We say 10 all. try these remedies" !" Solomon Newell, Marion, Ind., Dec. ], 1892
 These remedies are sold by all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent direct by the pr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind. on re- cept of price, Sl per bottle six bottles $, ex- press prepaid. They positively contain neither opiates nor dangerous drugs.
The oasis., 1893-12-14

Southern Pacific, east bound, passes Mari copa at il 112P.M
 Southern Pacific, west bound. passes Mari copa at 12:50A. H Pacific time. A. daily Trains stop on signal. Trains s. 4 and -G connect with Hunsaker Stage Line between Mesa ana Goldfeld, Trains connect with trains of Southern Pa cifc railroad. Connect at Tempe with stages for Mesa City, and at Phoenix with ttages for Prescott Gillett, Wickenburg and Vulture.
 C. <. HASTEN
 Vice-PFes't and Manager.
The oasis., 1893-12-14

tdlnS. InlS range runs nOrln ana south on the east boundary ne of Mo- have county.
 At Chloride, Mohaye county, Joe Finegan had the bones in one of his hands badly crushed, the other day by the kick of a horse He was laid up in consequence.
 All of the applicants at the recent teachers examination in Cochise county passed very creditably. At Phoenix but five of the nine applicants received certificates.
 It is said that there are more than fifty men engaged in hunting deer in the Mogollon mountains. Deer are more plentiful than they have been for several years.
 At Williams last week an Atlantic X Pacific brakeman named Shay was shot and killed by another brakeman named Weisinger. The latter is in jail at St. Johns.
 There is no doubt but what Yuma county will take the blue ribbon at the Midwinter Fair for lemons. No county in the world can compete with Yuma in lemon culture.
 Salt Lake parties represented by Frank Godbe have bonded the Look out mine in Goldfield for $750,000. De velopment work will be instituted by the purchasers at once.
 At Kingman the cellar of William Richards was broken into Tuesday night of last week, and large amount of liquors was stolen. It is thought that the thieves were Indians.
 Hon. r. R. Brady, probably the best authority on what has occurred in Ar izona for the last 10 years, says it was long ago settled both judicially and by a special act of Congress, that Yuma | is in Arizona.
 The Western Union Telegraph Co. contemplates abandoning it's separate office at Wilcox, and transacting all business at the railroad depot. The business men of the place protest against the change.
 At Phoenix Monday Job Atkins a California drummer was arrested un- der the Arizona law taxing drummers. He was released on a writ of habeas corpus-Judge Baker declaring the law unconstitutional.
 Rumors were anoat at kingman last l Tuesday to the effect that promin- ent business man of Flagstaff was caught in the act of setting fire to the town. No further information conld be obtained in regard to the matter.
 Last Friday night the west bound passenger train on the Southern Pa cifc was wrecked near Lordsburg by a broken fish plate. One woman suffer- ed a broken arm and man had his arm crushed. Many suffered severe contusions.
 As an experiment telephone com munication was recently made be- tween Williams and Flagstaff. The distance is 34 miles and the telephone worked perfectly, and an ordinary con- yersation was carried on between the two points.
 At Globe last Thursday Juan Rom ero fired three shots at Jesus Baca, without hitting him. Baca took the pistol away and 'beltedp Romero over the head with it. The shooter will appear before the next grand jury of f Gila county.
 At Globe the Old Dominion Copper Company is making large output Of copper and while the production foI