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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

Duraci6n unos 53 ay55 dias
HI trasbordo en- la Habana g pof cuenta de
Ia EmpreSa.
los touristas Sc hospedard,s ca la Habana
e., eI +" Hotel T,lqlaterra - RoRa,P chyos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

En- pocos dias, pues, hemos perdido a
tres correligionarios, modelos de honradez
eonseeuencia.
Nosotros lamentamos su muerte en-
viamos familias Ia sentida expression
de nuestra condolsncia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

Obras regaladas la Sociedad Bentfca Z
hastructiUa para su Biblioteco p'tblica
Regalo del Reverendo Padre Roura
Mes de Mayo en- honor de Ia Iamac,slada
Vugen Maria, por n. G. d., tomo.
Apusates para IL rida de aoa celoso naisio
nero, l folleto.
Compendio de Ia rida del Venerable Jun
Gabriel Perboyre, ! tomo.
El ,nensajero del Coraz6,t de Jesus y del
dpostoLnoo de la oyaci6n. Revista mensual
publicada por padres de la Compaflia de Fe-
mis-. aho 1891 %, 2 tomos
Del peri6dico La Propaganda n1mero 81,
correspondence al Z de JUNO de 1888:
AlcohOtado GateH.-Cada dia SO recomien
da mas por sus propiedades anti-reumaiicas
ell AIcoholado GateH Tambien ha producido
los mejores efectos contra las jaquecas Y
dolores de cabeza por ESQ no nos extraIa
la creciente demanda que tiene tan -precioso
nedicamento.
Vendese en- las principales farmacias de
la isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08
Prsmios mayores del sorteo veri6cado hoy
en- la Capital

Ell Doctor don Vicente Santoni oculista
de la facultad de Paris, recbe consultas dia-
rias de a de la manana de | 4 de la
tarde, en- esta ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08
EXCURSION DE .PTO. RICO \ CHICAGO

Tineral5o de sa Erc,TSiJn que saIdfd de San
Juan de Puerto Rico los dias 20 q y dc ca
Iq mes, por los Udpores c0rreoS de la Com
y ria Trasatldnttca eSpaHOla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08
RECORTES

La imagen lie 10 que ana es como
nuestra sombra nos sigue todas parties
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

Ser aaado es una dicha humana el en-
eanto de amor es la voluptuosidad de los
angeles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08
COMUNICADO
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.

Muy senor mio y amigo:
LIE agradecere inserte en- las colunnas de
su ilustrado peri6dico las sigu;entes lineas,
anticipandole las grocas S. S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

En- Coamo, otro propagandista de las ideas
liberales ha bajado la tumba: elSsenor don
Rafael M Vechini, quien jamas pudieron
veneer las exgencias del incondicionaliSmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

Mas fscilmente Sc introduce el amor an ei
coraz6n que Ell yiento en- una casa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

Una comision de belas graciosas seno-
ritas, Sc ha encargado de colocar los palccs
lunetas para la function l1rico dramatica
que tendra lugar el domingo a bene6cio de
los perjudicados por ell incendio de la Pla-
va.
Desde aver recorren la ciudad en- dos CO.
ches, repartiendo las localidades q domicilio
Como el sablazo va acompanado de sonri-
sas seductoras, la verdad, no Sc siette.
Por este y por 10 otro. es de esr erarse
que el domingo habra un lleno complete en-
La Per1a.
Muy lucidos quedaron los examenes de
la Escuela elemental de ninos Que dirige
nuestro amigo el inteligente professor don
Juaa Cuevas Aboy.
Naros ninos ganaron notas de sobresa-
lientes y todos estuvieron 4 Ia altura de las
materias que cursan, contestando con faci-
ldad las preguntas que Sc le haclan y de-
mostrando que tienen un professor que sabe
en- sonar.
La comisi6n felicito al senor Cuevas por
aquel brillante resultado, a sus aplausos
unlmOs los nuestros.
Desde las primeras horas de la manana
recorre en- nm coche las GALES de la cudad
un caballero anunciante de especf6cos, el
a y
carruaje dos banderas espanolas.
Por 10 visto Ia ensena nacional sirve va
para todO.
No hay dnda que ese especifco debe ser
muy patriotico
Circula por esta ciudad ell rnmor de que
Sc ha batido en- a@Capital un teniente de
artilleria con otro militar que desempena un
importante cargo civil, quedando gravemen-
te herido ell primero
Las versiones sobre la causa las conse-
cuencias del duelo son distintas, habendose
dicho anoche que ell teniente habia falle-
cido.
Ignoramos 10 que haya de verdad en- ss-
tOs rumores.
va Sc ha publicado ell programa del GER
tamen cient1fco literario que celebrara ell
Ateneo PuertorriqueT1o en- Noviembre del
corriente ano con motivo del cuarto cente-
mario del descubrimiento de esta isla.
La Sociedad Economica Sc ha undo al
Ateneo para la celebration de esa fiesta Il
teraria la que es de esperar que acudan to-
das las inteligeneias del pals.
La Bolanza nos hace saber que habi6ndo-
Sc disuelto la sociedad J. Anfosso Ca
queda Ia administration del colega cargo
de don Jacinto Anfosso.
En- la cuarta plana publicamos hoy un
anancio interesantfsimo de la COMPANfA UNI
vERSAL COLOMBIANA DE TURISTAs.
Fijense en- el nuestros lectores a los via
jeros es indispensable conocer las condicio-
nes en- que pueden ir, con baratura como
didad, al certamen de Chicago.
El agente es nuestro buen amigo don Fe
lix W. Preston.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

La policfa denuncio aver los carre-
teros Abelardo Rodriguez Tomas Morales
por tener, ell uno abandonado ell carro ell
otro apagados los faroles; a los cocheros
la noche.
Tambien fue detenido Julio Lopez (a) ell
cubano, por sospechoso indocumentado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

FL amor es inagotabio vive renace en-
81 mismo, Y cuanto mas Sc dilata mas aou n
da.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08
tltal AEa.

En- 81 BUFFET de una estaci6n:
u: Els aqui donde sc almorzaba muy bisn
hace dos amos?
ST, senior; en tempo de mi antecesor
Entire mardo mujer durante ell al
mueIzo:
-Dices, Luis, que te gnsta ell hfgado,
te has servido tres veces.
-Lo hsgo para que no quede NADIA para
mafana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08
ALNACEN DE- NUSlCA I LIBRERIA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO

PONCE, P. r.
Obras selectds ertraidas del Catdlogo general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08
ELECCI0N DE CABRERA

Me pregunta usted, Gaspar,
que carrera debe dar
a su sobrino Jose,
Y, francamente, no Sc
10 que le he de contestar.
Quiere listed one ell chico adquiers
una posici6n decente
con un titulo cualquiera,
mas yo no So, francamente,
cual es la mejor carrera.
Hoy estan todas tan NAL
que no es facil elegir,
para colmo final,
nos cuestan un dineral
y no dan para vivir.
La de aboga1o antes era
una bonita carrera
de nuch1simo provecho,
pero, hombre, 81 hoy va cualquiera
es licenciado EN- Derecho
La de medicina? Horror
No creo que lie convenga.
81 es la carrera peOr
va no hay casa que no tenga
Ell cada piso un doctor.
asl Pasa 10 que pasa,
que sin ganapcia maldita
y con gratitud escasa,
cada cual solo vista
los enfermos de su casa.
La de boticario e.. Cero
a que gastarse Ell dinero
sn chismes profesionales,
81 gama mas un tendero
de generos coloniales
Hacerse cura Locura
No 10 pretenda en- su vida;
porque mi Sc me fgura
que la carrera de cura
anda de capa caida.
La carrera es ejemp1ar,
pero solo fuera aquf
un negocio regular,
81 Sc pudiera empezar
por obispo 8 cosa asf -
Ingeniero ? Voto q tai
Un trabajo colossal
Sufrir examen Glen veces
Mucho calculo integral
Mucho ruido- y pocas nueces
Me expreso de esta manera
por 81 su sobrino espera
mi franca contestaci6n.
Deje!e usted sin carrera
dele listed un million.
sEstudios? iQoe tonteris
Tanto han bajado en- ell dia
los tftulos sin dinero,
ique conozco 4 IN zapatero
doctor en- flosofia
ST Ell chico sale negado
no hara carrera aunque qulera
pero 81 es listo osado,
saquele usted diputado
va el chico hara carrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

Aver ocurreron en- esta ciudad las 81
guientes defunciones Gabriel Lugo, Jose
Rivera, Valentfn Castillo, Angela Ma
Bonilla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08
EzeqatfeI Ctntr0,..

Ponce s de JUNO de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

El diez de los corrientes tendran efecto
en- Aguadilla los examenes de la escuela
superior de ninos que dirige ell competente
professor don Elado J. Vega.
Agradecemos la invitacion que para ese
acto nos ha dirigdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-08

En- los das %, % = 81 del corrente mes
tendrdn lugar Gnanica los festejos con
que dicho pueblo celebra la festividad de
San Juan Bautista.
Reina gran animation para dichas festas
pues ya hay muchas familias que han lido a
veranear dicho pueblo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
pARAILrI.

The Gazcttes Austin correspondence
had Two small Paragraphs in il ycster.
day, az which we gricve. one road.
Nearly all the legislators who were
left In the city yesterday attended
church. This Is the hest church-roiug
body of legislators that ever assembled
in Austin,
And the other;
Several of the press gang intended to
spend Sunday IN san Antonio. but slept
too late to catch the train"
10 is the contrast that cyoScs The Ga
zettc's grief In one sentence Is pre-
secuted the respectable walk and CONVEX
sation OF the members of the legislature,
who devoted the holy day 60 church.going
Tho ucNt breath carries with IL the shock
ing announcement that "thr press
gang having before their minds eyes.
as wen AS their material visual organs.
the exemplary conduct or the legislators,
nevertheless were saved from riotous
spending OF the day ouly hy the scarcely
less peaceable sluggorls sleep, The dis
graceful intention Is yelled under the thin
disguise of spending Sunday IN san
Antonio hut e. win deceiye no one who
knows what Sunday IN san Autonio
mama
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
ALL OVER DIXIE.

billiard Cyrus was killed by an officer
near Donnldsonyillr, La, while resisting
arrest.
Joe Jones has been arrested az Mobile.
Ala. charged with robbing Il Georgia
puStUticc
Six prisoners confined ia the Selma,
Alu., jail, made their escape.
August Chapman. railway brakeman.
fell from his train near Birmingham, Ala.
ana was killed.
The steamer Louise burned nt Ashland.
Ky. The bont was yulurd at $1,000 and
insured for 5000. Six of ia" crew had
narrow escape
Mr., George H. Hnrdy. near George.
town, Ky. advertised for wife ANA re-
ceived many answers Among the mum
beer was one from Mrs Fannie GARRISON.
ui Lebanon. The two We're married yrs-
tcrdUy nt the brides homc
Noah Goodman 20 years Of age. wus
caught Ia the machinery of the Peacock
distillory, at Paris, ny, and crushed To
death
The Si.OOO,00o estate of the late VIII
liam Watkins. OF Elhtun, Ky, has boon
distributed by the executor among the
two children and six grandchildren of the
deceased.
J, W. Wilson. freight brnkemun.
WIS run over aud killed by truin at
Camden, Ark.
The iiahrTmen's strike nc Pensacola.
IpN., rpuuiuH unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
church knew II was stolen, the gift would
not De accountable.
A cnNsr1rurloNAL nlanr

One Of the fundamental principles Of
this government. and guaranteed 10
American citizens, is the right 20 hold
their own views and 10 vindcate them
publicly provided this is done within the
bounds Of propriety. Notwithstanding
this guaranty, in two recent outbreaks
this right has met with such opposition
as to require the armed interference Of
officers Of the law
The disturbance. almost a riot, ut
Denver not long since was occasioned
by the outspOken condemnation Of that
part Of the population In cities known
as "the sporting fraternity" The irri-
tatcd members Of this class attacked the
house Of the rector. and but for the
prevalence Of wiser counsel and the es-
cape Of their Intended victim, doubtless
there would have been bloOdshed.
A few nights ago there was n riot In
Lafayette, H. the exciting cause being
on attempt on the part Of an ex-priest
TO lecture on Romanism. The endcavor
90 silence free speech ia this way savors
too much Of the dark ages to be tolerated
IN enlightened America. This Is the land
Of boosted freedom. interviewer IN every
fiber Of the declaration Of rights Is the
principle of absolute freedom VA speech.
thought aud ia written opinion. and join
rtl TO this is the guaranty Of absolute
religions liberty.
The action Of the mob ~ Denver and
TINT OF the Illinois rioters is un-Amer-
lean aud unciyized. and disgrncpful 10
society. When class arrogatrs to itself
the right to silence protests from the
pulpit against glaring sins Ia violation
of law and order. il is time TO bring
such offenders Co a knowledge Of their
treason boy law promoting methods.
The mob at Lafayette WINS melted To
lawlessuess by fanaucal fury. a spirit
which the church cannot afford 10 up-
hold. THIS church owes It to herself
that she give no cOuutenuncc to such
outbreaks. In the dark ages men be-
heyed as did Saul, that they were doing
Gods service with rack. thumbscrev,
aud torch, but these days were la dnwn-
ing of a light that was aftcrward to bring
more perfect illumination Men no longer
need to hide In caves TO make their sup
piications nor TO sing praises. and this
Is particularly true in country whpr,
every guaranty Is given to liberty and
none To license
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
rnE STATE UNIVERSITY.

Bills are pending in the legislature at
Austin relative to the division of the
umpprupriated public domain Of the state.
Of the greatest interest to the friends
Of higher education, for on their fate de-
penis In some degree the fate of the
institution on which must be centralized
the hopes Of those who wish 10 sc, .s.
hablishcd somewhere Ia the South n
university which will make Southern
learning AZ distinctive and respectable as
German higher education.
If craftsmanship of the order of that
OF Jefferson could prevail, every acre of
the scattering tracts which remain q,
be disposed Of, would go to the university
endowment, which would then be all
too small to meet the demands of pro.
grcssiye age, II Texas Is 10 stand ma
she should foremost Ia advancement The
Time will come when an annual expeudl.
ture Of $4,000 viii BE- necessary 10
keep our university apace with others of
modest pretensiUu. The world grows.
thought expands aud at every turn of
the curth on lis axis is intellectual re-
sources become more and more an oh
joct Of exploration and development. We
can 20 " we win raising corn TO
grow hogs to buy more luud To raise
more corn,-and there IS no better occu-
patton than that ia the world-but uu.
less w" look 10 the other side Of life
aud provide opportunity for the fulles,
Intellectual growth OF our young men and
women, it follows as the night the day
That We must be- content 10 be- uncousid-
erred factors In the onward march Of the
world. mere ministers To It's appetite.
We are confident ull that IL needed
to commend the interests OF higher educa-
ton TO the lively support of the MASSES
OF the people Is that their attention should
he drawn TO the subject To that end,
a series OF short articles are being pre.
pared for The Gazette, rccounting the
origin growth aud condition Of the uni
rcrsity, which cannot fail To Ice of some
Interest TO the most Indifferent reader
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
TEXAS STRINGS.
Pneumonia is prevalent at Paris.

Pneumonia is prevalent az Paris
The Ninth annual reunion of Green's
Brigade association will tnke place at
Flatonia. Fnycttc county, on Feb. q.
a party OF New York railroad officials
arc In III Paso.
1t Inns been generally agreed to submit
the candidacy for the position of post
master of Arson to an informal vote.
The Methodists OF Arson ARE holding
prOtrncted meeting.
Cattle being fed around Arson are not
doing very well on account Of the late
cold weather
Over 1900 head Of cattle were ship
ped TO eastern markets from Midland,
last year.
Corpus Christi Caller: Sheriff d. A. T.
Walton and Deputy Swnrtz Of Bee cOuu-
". arrived ia Corpus last night from
Pena station on the Texas Mexican road,
having I'm chorge three prisoners the
jackson brothers whom the officers are
taking to Bcevillc to be tried for horse
theft Sheriff Walton also brought ina
crazy Mexican from Alice. turning him
over 10 Sheriff Whelan. The Jackson
brothers, IL Is said. stole a drove Of
horses In ElidalgO county about year
ngO and took tlem TO G0liad, passing
through Bee county at night. where they
stole three head Of horses from Farmer
John y. Madly. who lives on the Arln-
sus. The third day after passing through
Bee county the thieves We're found in
Goliad county trying TO dispose OF their
stolen animals The brothers were ar
rested and taken TO Bee county. but were
utterward sent to Hidulgo aud Browns
vile, whore they were wanted by the
federal authorities for smuggling.
sherman Register: a Denton county
preacher is - years old, has twenty
nine graud children and twenty eight
great grand children
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
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