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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-28

1t is remarkable coincidence
that the sudden outbreak of the
Third partyites should be so soon
followed by an outbreak on the
part of George Clark. What
does all this oratorical stopping
over portend?
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Senator Hill of New York enj oy s
great reputation for astuteness,
but he has missed the Glide, which,
taken at its flood, leads on to for
the" by coming out for uncondi.
tional repeal of the Sherman act,
without any provision for silver
coinage. He has lost a & )lden OPP.
portunity of making himself the
rallying point of the Democrats in
1896 for the presidency. The
Bland bill provides for silver coin.
age and for the repeal of the Sher-
man act, and would settle all exist
ing troubles. Speedy and conser-
vative action is what is needed to
revive confidence and reopen the
channels of business; but the mono
metallists in the Democratic ranks
have, at the crack of the presidents
whip, proved basely recreant to the
pledges contained in the Chicago
platform az we'll as to their often
expressed sentiments individually.
Senator Hill very foolishly attempt.
ed to ride two horses moving in OPP.
posite directions, and the result .is
he mas committed political suicide.
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w AGO, Tex as.

Texas ID ,mocrats will stand fast
by their platform, unseduced by
Populists and by George Clark.
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SURPRISING.

But we do sell ips of Embroid-
cry that are worth lOc, l21c. and
l5'' for a cents a yard This
last week
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ASTONIS HINC,

That we offer 10 cent c ,rset in
Drab, Tan and White for 39cts.
but we do.
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WONDERFUL

We do offer for this week Ladies'
Black Lisle Richelieu Hose, Col
ored, Embroidered, i 90 value for
SO cents
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LAST CALL.

Zephyr Ginghams worth l2sc..
I9c. and zoe, mixed lot, all al
Z IL cents a yard
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PUBLIsHER's NOTICE.

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Free Trip to Chicago

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Syrup

Two bottles of German Syrup
cured me of Hemorrhage of the
Lungs when other remedies failed.
1 am a married man and, thirty-six
years of age, and live with my wife
and two little girls at Durham, Mo.
l have stated this brief and plain so
that all may understand. My case
was bad one, and l shall be glad
to tell anyone about it who will
write me. PHILIP L. SCHENCK, P.
o. Box45, April IS, 1890. No man
could ask more honorable, busi-
ness-like statement. y
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land continuing In like manner as TO all candi-
dates to be voted for at such elections)
Sec. Is. For all elections to which this act
applies the county clerks In their respective
counties shall have charge OF the printing OF
the ballots for all general elections, and shall
furnish them to the Judges OF such elections
Ballots shall be printed and in the possession
of the ofiicer charged with their distribution
at least i've (5) days before the election, accom-
panied By exact copies Of said ballots printed
on paper Of any color other than white. Tor the
inspection Of candidates and their agents II
any mistakes are discovered they shall be cor
rected without delay. The officers so charged
with the printing of the ballots shall cause to
be delivered to the judges Of election at the poll
ing place Of each voting precinct not less
than twelve n2) hours before the time fixed
BIZ Law for the opening OF the polls therein,
one hundred QoO) ballots Of the kind to
be voted in such precinct for every fifty
(5O) votes or fraction thereof cast therein at
the last preceding election for state officers
Such ballots shall be put up in separate sealed
packages Of fifty ballots each, with marks on
the outside clearly designating the polling
place for which they are intended, and the num-
Der of ballots inclosed and receipt therefor
shall be given by the judge or judges OF election
to whom they are delivered which receipt shall
be preserved by the oficer charged with the
printing Of the ballots The ofncers or au-
thorities charged with the printing and dis.
tributing OF the ballots shall provide and retain
n his or their oflces an ample supply OF bal
lots in addition to those distributed TO the sew
eral voting precincts, and II At any time ON or
before the day Of election the ballots furnished
to any precinct shall be lost destroyed or ex-
hausted. before the polls are closed. on writ
ten application, signed by . majority Of the
judges OF such precinct or signed and sworn "a
by one OF such Judges. he shall Immediately
cause % b dsltvseed to such judges q III
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WHY SHE WANTED TO GO HOME.

A New Jersey Girls First Visit to a New
York Manicure.
They came into a manicure establish
ment on Twenty-third street-a city
matron gorgeous in dark heliOtrope
velvet and mink and a rural maiden, in
the neat but far from gaudy style OF
western New Jersey.
''And you say you've really never had
your hands manicured," remarked the
dame of fashion, as she sat down in
front of one of the white and gold
tables and her friend took the next one.
''Well, you'll enjoy it,
The country girls gloves came off
and disclosed pair of firm. well-shaped
hands that palmist might have found
admira BILE, but for whose homemade"
daintiness the attendant had evident
scorn. She settled down to her work,
however, and soaked and fled and cut,
anointed and powdered. washed,
scrubbed and polished the nails for half
an hour or so. Liquid ointment and
red paste she applied, and finally, dip
ping a brush into bottle on the stand,
she carefully painted each nail until it
glowed with a rosiness beautiful to be-
hold. Then her chamois pOlisher came
into play, and each digit was held and
rubbed with vigor. Then the country
girl pulled on her gloves and followed
her city friend to the street.
.'Cousin Mary" she said, abruptly,
s.can't we go home now?'
..Why, certainly; but why do you
20. ho> nd
then meet Fred for lunch
..Iknow" The young woman showed
her country training by blushing nerv-
ously. But, Cousin Mary. ! do 50
want to go home toto wash my hands
in big basin of clean water, with some
soap"
The sophisticated Cousin Mary could
not resist the appeal Very well, said
she. kindly. and they went.-N- y.
World
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Keeping Them Down.

Rich Youth should not object to
the work of earning my own living if 1
had to, but what should hate would
be the officiousness and petty tyranny
of superiors. should hate to have TO
bow to the whims of some wealthy
man not a bit better than myself.
Poor Youth-That's easily avoided.
Be typewriter, like am. Employers
never put Cd airs over me. l know how
to take the starch out of 'em.
'.Eh? What do You do?
ASK 'em how to spell hard word
now and then.'IGOOd News.
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Enterprise,

We've struck rich lead in our Chi
cago tea stores"
..What is it?''
'we dropped chromos and give away
divorces with pound of tea."-Texas
Siftings
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polling place, such additional supplied ballots
a. may be required, and sufficient to comply
with the provisions OF this act
Sec ID Whenever q public measure is pro
posed to be voted upon by the people, such
amendment or other public measure shall be
printed by designated title upon the ballot, pre-
ceded by the words: Shall the following
amendment be adopted?" Two spaces shall be
left the left hand margin, one for votes favor
ing the public measure, to be designated by the
word "Yes,' and one for votes opposing the
measure, to be designated by the word "No +"
as in the form herein given Shall the follow
ing be adopted:
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law, the clerks shall announce to the Judges the
total number of votes received by each candi-
date; at least one judge Of the election shall
then proclaim, in a loud voice, the total number
OF votes received by each Of the persons voted
for, and the Office for which he is designated, as
announced by said clerks, and the number Of
votes for. and the number Of votes against any
proposition which shall have been submitted to
the vote Of the people; when counting
the ballots, the judges shall fold
each ballot and string closely upon
single piece Of flexible wire or cord, all ballots
which have been counted by them except those
marked Defective" or OBJECTED to- unite
the ends Of such wire or cord in firm knot.
seal the knot with sealing wax, in such
manner that ii cannot be united without break
ing the seal inclose the ballots so strung IN an
envelope and securely seal such envelope with
sealing wax, in such manner that IL cannot be
opened without breaking the seal, and return
said ballots, together with the package with
the ballots marked Defective or OBJECTED
&c" in such sealed packages or envelopes, to
the proper clerk, from whom :he same were re-
ceiyed and such oficer shall carefully preserve
such ballots for two years and six months, and
at the expiration Of that time, shall destroy
them by burning, without previously opening
the package or envelope Such ballots
shall be destroyed in the presence
O. the o.icial custodian thereof and two
electors OF approved integrity and good repute,
and members, respectively. Of the two leading
political parties The said electors shall be
DESIGNATED By the chairman of the board Of
county commissioners Of the county in which
such ballots are kept; Provided, That II any
contest Of the election OF any oincer voted Tor
a, ,uch election shall be pending at the
eyniration of said time, the said ballot
shsu not be destroyed until such contest Is
6nallv determined In all cases OF contested
elections the parties contesting the same
.hau have the right to have such ballots
onenad. and 70 have all the errors Of The 1u0Geo
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side of each booth shall be seven "a feet high,
and the door or curtain shall extend to within
two (2) feet of the floor, which shall be closed
while the voter is preparing his ballot; and
such booths shall be well lighted. Each booth
shall be at leass three ts feet square. and shall
contain a shelf at least one QD foot wide at
convenient height for writing. No person
other than the election officers and chailengers
allowed by law, and those admitted for the
purpose Of voting. as hereinafter provided, shall
be permitted within the guard rail, except by
the authority of the election officers, to keep
order and enforce the law. The number Of
such voting booths shall not be less than one
~ to every sixty t6O) voters, or fraction there
of, who voted at the last preceding general
election in the pre- sinct The expense OF pro-
viding booths and guard rails and other things
required By this act shall be paid in the same
manner as other election expenses Said booths
shall be constructed Of any material that will
form q screen from public view and render the
voter free from observation while marking his
ballot, and said booths shall be deposited with
the township trustee or city clerk TO be pre-
served for future use In all cases where 1t Is
not otherwise practicable, in precincts outside
of cities, an election mag be held in the public
school building and all damage TO the building
or furniture shall be just claim against the
township
Sec e. Any person desiring to vote in pre-
cincts where registration is required shall give
his name, and, il required to do so. his resi-
denoe, to the judges Of election, one Of whom
shall thereupon announce the same in loud
| and distinct tone Of voice. and II such name is
| found on the register Of voters by the ofhcer
having charge thereof, he shall likewise re-
peat said name, and the voter shall be allowed
| to enter the space inclosed by the guard ran,
| as above provided One Of the judges destg-
mated BY the election board shall give the voter
one. and only one ballot on the back Of which
said judge shan indosse his initials and shoal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General Secretarfa. - Negocia.
do l.s-Real Orden dejando sin efecto Ia de 80
de Mayo de 1883 restableciendo en- su fuerza y
vigor Ia de s del mismo mes de 1884, que deleg6
on 81 Gobernador General la iacultad de resolver
las alzadas en- los recursos sobre elecciones muni
cipales.
Negociado So - N6mbrase Vice-c6nsul de
Santo Domingo en- Mayaguez don Joaquin Tor
nabells-Durante la ausencia del Vice-c6nsul de
los EE UU. de Colombia en- Mayaguez ha que
dado encargado del despacho, de dicho Vice.con.
sulado, 81 sef1or don Rafael Monagas Garcia de
Quevedo. y. @*..@.~ Il z-.
Administration Central de Contribuciopss y
Rentas.-Real Orden revocando ell fallo apelado
de Ia Junta arbitral de la Aduana de esta G .oi-
tsl, EN- 81 expediente sobre aforo de una partida
de tejidos de algod6D, 1mportada por los sefores
Mendizabalx~ Ca
Junta dt >ras del puerto de esta Capital
Relacion de lsa> ras eiecutadas durante 81 mes
de Abril dltimo. =
Audiences Terr1es> = - N6mbrase Juez Mu-
guez y Venzo. ~
Res1men de las observaciones meteorol6gi
cas- verifcadas en- Ia Jefatura de Obras P1blicas
durante los dfas II al % inclusive del co~riente
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Nos escriben de fatillas:

"Agunos cat6licos fervorosos, id6latras del
culto que las personals sensatas rinden la mo.
raj pdblica, alarmados con los sucesos que van
desarrollandose en- este pueblo, merced ciertos
hechos eensurables del Padre Mir Monserrat
(que ha sembrado Ia discordia por doquler j pien.
san acudlr atlas esferas ofciales yer 81 pueden
lograr que estos paclicos vecinos recobren la
tranquilidad perdida y que los pdlos que dicen
hay para repa1tir no llenen de luto el coraz6n
de inocentes criaturas. Celebraremos que recu-
perada la calnna, cesen los enojos, que otra vez
pueda gozarse de los dulces efectos de la amstad.
Bien por los cat6licos fervorosos, que CON su &C.
nerosa conducta impediran Ell establecirniento de
una Logia en- este pueblo, y haran que los feles
tornen elevar sus oraciones Dlos desde el sa.
grado temple"
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En- la cuesta de Mcneil, &. la

En- Ia cuesta de Mcneil, & la orilla del cami-
no entire Fajardo ia Ceiba, SO encuentra un
monumento de piedra con losa de marmol, con-
memoranda la muerte del tenlente coropel don
Manuel Fernandez Amilivia que perecio al volar
una nina; cuenta Ia cronica que por los deta-
lies de Ia catastrofe, hay fundamentals para supo-
nerlo un suicidio. En- cambio, entire Fajardo y
Luouillo pereci6 de una caida el Reverendo Pre-
lado Fray Pablo Renigno Carri6n de Malaga, y
en- aquel sitio no hay nj una modesto cruz que
sefale al viajero el lugar de tan luctuoso aconte-
cinniant0
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r L = :

Anoche dej6 de existir en- esta Capital
el ilustrado joven Lcdo. en- Farmacia, ex-
redactor de El Cl0nsor del Pass nuestro ma.
logrado amigo Don SALVADOR BRAU = ZU-
zUARREGU1, persona muy apreciable por las prem
das de car6cter que le adornaban, por sus virtu.
des inteligencia. Puerto Rico ha perdido con
esta desgracia un hombre de porvenir, Ia prem.
sa periodical autonomista uno de sus buenos
adalides
El entierro del cadaver del malogrado com.
panero tendra lugar esta tarde la hora de en-
trar en- prensa LA CoRREsPoNDENolA. Reciba
toda su apenada y distinguida familla en- par
ticular nuestro amigo don Salvador, director de
81 Clamor del Pass padre del que va, no existe,
junto CON nuestras mas sentidas palabras de con-
dolencia, Ia segurldad dc que le acompanamos en
su justlsimo pesar.
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sgradaballaimoa rsnpirando 81 psrfumado arabisn-
70 dc sus magnihcos iardines y recibiendo inc.
qulvocas demostraciones de cari6o simpatfa.
A todos enyianos Il expression de nuestra graft
tud por sus reiterados obsequlos, muy especial
mente don Manuel M Baralt & su distingui-
da familia, en- cuya casa fulmos objeto de cons
tantes pruebas de afectuosa deferencia
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

El Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General, que les
de su legada esta isla, al encontrar va iniciada
La idea de conmemorar dignamente el 40 Cente-
mario del descubrimiento de la isla uno de GU
yos primeros actos fue ell aprobar el Reglamento
para Ia Exposition que, con tai motive, ha de ce.
lebrarse en- Noviembre pr6ximo, cuyo Regamen.
to, asf como 81 de su regimen interior, redact6 la
Junts que entiende en- 10 relative al Centenario;
no solo SO ha mostrado solfcito en- todo aquello
que, respecto al asunto, 10 ha pedido Ia Junta
iniciadora organizadora, sno que, segdn sabe-
mos por conducto fdedigno, ha remitido en- estos
d1as cartas ofciales muy expresivas 4 los presi-
dentes de las rephblcas de Haity Santo Do
mingo y los gobernadores de Cuba y de todas
las Antlllas extranjeFas, para que sirvan esti.
mular la mayor concurrencia de expositores de
las indicadas islas Aplaudimos Ia buena dlspo
sici6n de nuestra Autoridad Superior, en- favor
de Ia gran festividad que SO prepara; y no duda
pre- en- 81 81 valioso apoyo que puede prestar para
Ia mayor solemnidad de todos los actos que com
prendera Ia conmemoraci6n. /
Sc solicita un jo7en CON tltulo de Farmacsu
tico, practice, inteligente y con referencias que
10 garantlcen, para regentear una botica baic
buenas condolences. Los aspirantes pueden di
rigirse don Laureano Sarria en- Vieques. 5--l
Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjados en- la OF
Gina del dicho establecimiento aver las de
la tarde:- Espana 20 p.5 Habana, 81 p.9-
Nueva-York 4s7 p.S-Parfs 40 p.S Londres
81 e. .-.- -:%#
Atm cuando, segdn nuestras noticias, toda
via no SO han acordado defnitivamente las festas
que han de celebrarse para el Centenario, parece
que estan aceptadas en- principle, ademas de las
religiosas CON que han de empezar ell 10 de No.
viembre y las que Sc verifquen en- Ia Aguada
para Ia inauguration del monumento Colon y
la aperture Official de la E4posici6n, una proce,
sion cfvicoreliglosa, otra clvico historical gran
des conciertos clasicos, una batalla de flores,
grandes fuegos artlfcales espectaculos teatrales,
carreras en- el hip6dromo, idem de veloclpedos y
algunas otras ademas de Ia Inauguration de los
monumentos Colon y Ponce de Leon.
Anoche las T. nos dej6 oscuras el alum,
brado el6ctrico. A las 10 minutes comenzaron
las primeras oscilaciones de luz no tom6 alguna
intensidad hasta las Z y cuarto. A las s SO vic
bastante malo defciente, las eclipse total
para reaparecer sete minutes despues Noso-
tros, por fortuna, tenemos tambien luces de gas
fuido en- nuestras odcnas sus dependencies,
pues de 10 contrario hubieramos tenido que age
cbasgGr al petroleo.
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pesar de que nuestro cobrador ha lido q cobrar
los mas de diez veces, les avlsamos que del ola
10 de Julio en- adeante le cobraremos por medic
del peri6dlco. Sirva 81 avlso para que no ten
pan darecho darsp # .~aidoe 2-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-29

Donde mejor SO come en- la Capital de Puer.
to-Rico, es en- ell restaurant La CatalanG, San
Francisco 56.
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Lo Logis masonlca Adephaa de Mayaguez
ceebr6 el "a del corrente, dia de su patron San
Juan de Estfo, un gran banquete al cual asistie.
ron 80 comensales. .. FL &.. :
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El vapor aleman dolatcsa cargo en- el puerto
de Ponce para el Havre, Bremen y Hamburgo,
79O sacos 5s, 1872 kilos cafe, $50 cueros de res y
As pacas 3OlS kiloe tabaco -
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Dicen de Patillas:

aNada mGnos que el Alcalde, el Juez, un
guar1ia otro agente de autoridad Sc ocupan en-
recoger domiciio frmas para desmentir algu-
mas noticas publicadas en- su apreciable peri6di-
co; pero pesar del valimiento & infuencia de
tales senores, no lograran que el senior Cura Mir
= Monssrrat salga rehabiitado ante la opinion pd-
blica nj que Ia iglesia Sc yea frecHc como
en- lilo tenspore LA verdad siempre brilla en- to.
da su pureza; 10 hecho no puede deshacerse y Ia
dignidad es un hermcso dlstintlvo de los habi.
tantes de este pueblo. E Padre Mir debe estar
convencido de esta appreciation y debe recordar
el entusiasmo CON que Sc celebraron las festas
pasadas; entusiasmo muerto por su conducta 6
todas luces censurable lOio, sefores lncautosl
Seg1n leemos en- un colega de Ponce, parece
que SO agita en- aquella ciudad el pensamiento de
hacer una manifestation contra los derechos de
consume 81 contindan subsstiendo despues del
10 de Julio en- que principle el aho econ6mico
de 1898 & a.
En- la tipografa de LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA
Sc hacen toda clase de trabajos de imprenta CON
tipos enteramente nuevos y precios muy econ6.
micos.
La sumo recaudada hasta la fecha para las
victimas del incendio de Arecibo SO eleva 1900
pesos. Es probable que mafana SO reuna Ia jun-
ia recaudadora de los mismos CON objeto de hacer
"a distribution.
Por los barrios extremes de Ponce andan--
dice un colega algunos extranjeros recien llega-
dos al pals, que se dediean decir Il buenaven-
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