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To the Pnh1tc,

I take pleasure in informing my
friends and the public generally that |
will continue in the employ OF Mr..
Geo. w. Jones, as clerk, and will be
glad to have one and all to call and see
me. In future as in the past, I guaran-
tee the best goods at the lowest prices.
Respectfully.
J. NJ. WINDHAM.
April 8, lS9S-St.
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Notice For PuOlicutiOn
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON: MISS,
Mnrrh a. 1S4E}

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss.
March 1S. 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nnnled settler bas filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will bs made before tn, the
ads. NJ iss. on April 20, 1888. viz: Anthony ?:
Powell, Homestead No. 16y42, for the East half
NOrth-east quarter, Section 8, Township Il
North. Range East
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiv'-
lion of, said land, viz: John Hemphill, San,
TnylOr, Henry Caldwell and Josiah Neal, all
. Of MistertOn p. o. Grenada county, MISS
" Henry kERNAGHAN.
March 1s-N3-6t. Register.
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PROVIDENCE NEWS.

''Spring time has come, gentle An
ME-
Some Of the farmers are bcrinning to
plant cotton.
What is the matter with Lee Spruil:
he's all right.
Misses Nola Halle and Nct;ip Black.
Of Gore Springs. visited friends at
Providence on Sunday last
Dr. r. S. Jamisou, OF W'ilinmsyillc,
spent a day in Providence this week.
Come again doctor, we are always glad
to see you.
Mrs. Conner and family. OF Duck
Hill, are visiting friends and relatives
here. They leave for Little Rock,
Ark, in a few days. We wish her
great success.
The fishing party at Mrs. bulkc's
fish pond last week. seemed to have
been enjoyed by all present. Among
many other distinguished person pres
ent was the news mans best girl.
The Providence Memorial Society
meets at the Providence grave yard on
the fourth Sunday in April. Rev. Mr..
Hicks will deliver an appropriate ad
dress. etc. A large attendance is en-
pected.
20, give US land where the ruins
are spread,
And the living tread light Ger the
grave OF the dead
NEWS MAN
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r. L. Crump, Parsons.
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furnished the Memphis Scimitor week.
ly for the same length of time These
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4.l'93.
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Not;tc To Teachers.

Examinations of Public School tca> h
crs for April will be held JUS follows:
Colored teachers. 1st and 3rd Fri
days and Saturdays.
White teachers. End and lth fri-
days and Saturdays.
r. T. PAYNE,
m.25.4s. Go. Supt. Education.
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J. II. Woodward. Slate Springs.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-02
La Denlocracia

tiva como en- Caguas, Utuado, Yauco =
Adiuntas, demuestra que los conserva-
dores no todos son ncoadicionalmente
siervos de Uba-ri
El cacique, cansado va de oprimir al
pals ha qnerido llevar la OPPRESSION al Sc
no nlismo de su partido, esclavizando
las conciencias v oscureciendo los cere-
bros de sus s1bditos.
Pero estos reaccionan, Y la soberbia
del sef1or Ubarri de sus consejeros
aulicos, llevaran esta vez una lecci6n
merecida.
En- los tiempos democraticos porque
atravesamos, los autocratas no prospe-
ran, aunque estos sean de pal,el de eStra-
"a, como ell senor Ubarri
Los tiempos han eambiado, y 81 an
tes los tiranos como Napoleon So les
derribaba a canonazos, hoy los tira-
nuelos como Ubarri Sc les barre con la
escoba.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-02

III toterfas. en- vista de Ia decision !.
~ tribunal de justicia, que las ha i.
.cIarado ilegales.
Madrid idem 18-En su travesia da
Farrol 4 Cadiz ha sufrido grandes ave-
rfas I'll buque de nnestra marina d
guerra PeEayo.
ri Ministro de la Guerra, gener.,
i ,6nez Dominguez, ultima en- estos mo.
nentos Ia nueva division territorial mi.
litar.
En- virtnd de la reforma hecha en- Ia
infanterfa do Marina, todos los ofcia.
Ies excedentes de ese cuerpo que s.
hallan en- la Habana, regresaran a Ia
Peninsula antes del pr6ximo mes de-
Julio.
,1ltimas noticias de Marsella. no ha ocu.
rr;do ninguna def,lnci6n entire los alta.
cados del colera.
Las autori9ades de Gibraltar han
suspendido Il. cuarentena los buques
procedeptes de ese puerto.
Londres, idem idem-Ha sido apro-
bada la prinera lectura del bill de au-
tonomfa para Irlanda. La segunda So
veri6cara en- el entrante mes de Mario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-02

que nos hmitamos intervene la cleo
ci6n, vigilar las nrnas, cuidar de
que no Sc realicen fechorfas electorales
en- los comieios.
ST hubieramos pretendido copar los
seis lIgares de las mesas, copados esta-
rfan hoy, porque nos sobran fuerzas pa
ra anonadar los one trabajan sin cor
tapisa merced al desprecio con que mi
ramos ell mendrugo qne Sc nos arroJa.
Parece que gana terreno entire los
Conservatives la candidatura del senor
Cervantes, ingeniero de la Compalia
ferro- viaria Y amigo del ex- ministro
Canalejas.
Cuentan los propangandistas del Sc
nor Cervautes con las simpatias perso
males de este y con la insignificancla de
los cuneros quienes combate.
Los senores Gascon, Soler y Mella-
do, son gentes desconocidas en- Puerto
Rlcoy es natural que repugI en- votal los
a6n los mas intransigentes ubarristi .
Asistiremos al .pugilato que Sc pre-
para.
Els verdaderamente inexplicable que
los ;lutonomistas de San Juan, donde
reside el Directorio, no acudieran a
intervenir los colegios electorales, ya
Que unos cuantos votos bastarfan para
llevar las urnas dos interventores.
Censuramos los que asf, con su
inaccion, desprestigian los acuerdos del
partido y dan pretexto 4 que Sc nos
suponga examines inertes.
Mas que nadie, los correligionarios
que residen cerca del gobierno y junto
al centro director de nuestra colectivi-
dad. tenfan ell deber de mostrarse en- la
eontienda.
Para eiercer luego ell derecho de cen
surar los eragerados de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-02

Don Francisco Martin Sanchez Sc
encuentra en- Utuado Y trabaja perso-
nalmente su distrito.
LIE advirtieron el peligro y acude a
conjurarlo, por mas que todas las seia-
les presagian su derrota.
EJ elemento .jooen, que aludfamos en-
ell nuTEero del martes, Sc empe7la en-
aplastar la soberbia del pontf6ce. y Ia
aplastara sin dUda.
No sirven va los viejos resortes, gas
tados por el reuma y oxidados por ell
descredito.
Seguimos con interes~ la brega elec
toraI de Utuado
Donde hay gentesaque no obedecen
al cabestro; donde hay impetus de al
tivez y dignidad, ALI van nuestras sim
patias nuestro APPLAUSE.
Entire un conservador que imponga
Ubarri Y un conservador que voten Il
bremente sus amigos, la election no es
dudosa.
Desde la barrera asistimos al espec-
taculo, que promote muchas emociones
Porque los gladiattori de Utuado 20
Sc someten y d medida que suba la pre-
sion subira la resistencia.
Sera ell choque colossal,
Aunque siempre estamos ciertos
De que no habra muchos mnertos
En- la batalla campal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-02
NOTAS ELECTORALES

FL Directorio autonomista, en- nom
bre de la colectivilad entera. mantiene
a todo trance el retraimiento absolute,
sin atenuaciones nj distingos.
Los que, fernando hasta hoy en-
nuestras filas, voten cualquier candi-
dato, de- cnalquier ndatiz y en- cualquier
circumstances. deian de ser nuestros
corraligionarios.
En- dias de supreme sacrifcio y de
abnegacIon supreme no es possible
transiglr con los que olviden, por un
instante, 10 one dsmand4 II decoro del
pals.
a los que presentan como una victo-.
raa suya el hecho de llevar 4 las mesas
cnatro interventores cnando los autono-
mistas 500 tlenen dos, respondenos
Aesse mote responde ei .presiaente de
IA Rep1blca dominieana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-02
CRONICA


Tn periodico Unconditional ha tenldo
in humorada de decir que el partido
autonomista haelga, que en- Puerto
Rico no debe haber mas polftica que Ia
de Ubarri
Sc necesita desconocer por complete
10 que son los partidos la politica, para
hacer tai afrmaci6n. En- que pals del
mundo ha visto ese periodista que no
exista mas que uR partido Els como
decir que todos los hombres deben PEN
sar del mismo modo que todas las ma
clones deben gobernarse por un solo y
exclusive sistema
Dentro de la monarqufa existen dis.
tintos partidos que obedecen q otras
tantas formulas politicas. I la Re-
pGb.ica vemos que Sc divide en- uni
taria y federal, en- conservadora y radi-
cal.
En- IN pals donde no hubiese parti-
dos antag6nicos, no habrfa politica. 81
Ia colectividad autonomista desapare
ciera ipodria yivir un dia mas ell IN
condicionalismo
Lo que ese peri6dico pretende es un
disparate, aunque en- ell fondo sc We pal
pitar el espfritu reaccionario que anima
4 las huestes de Ubarri.
Solo en- pueblos sometidos al sable
de un despota es que no hay mas po-
Utica que la del opresor, 81 es que
puede llalnarse p0lftica 4 la del tirano.
En- FL Paraguay, en- la epoca del doc
tor F,ancia, no existia mas que un
partidp: el del Dictator. Quien no
pensase como FL tenia que emigrar 8
entregar su cabeza al verdugo. ALI
ell pensamiento habia muerto la escla-
vitud moral Sc habia ensenoreado de
todas las almas. Acaso pretende ese
peri6dico cue Puerto Rico Sc convierta
en- un Paraguay7
ESQ querrian loe explotadores de este
pals los que sienten Ia negra nostalgia
dc los tiempos inquisitoriales. No Sc
confogman va con ser los eternos para
sitos del presupuesto con haberse apo
dorado del gobierno Y la administration
de estas tierras, que no les pertenecen,
porque no aportaron NADIA elias. por-
que, cerebros hueros Y eorazones vacios,
no-han sembrado aquf nj una idea nj
nm sentimiento; ahora, engreidos con
las privanzas de que gozan. quleTen
fDdbdfnOS III llDeFtau ue peISstf. lie eSse
modo, renunciando la condicion de
espanoles, hanse colocado en- la categorfa
de ertyangeroS oririlegiados, que vienen
hacer una politica de odios y rencores,
guiados por ESQ espiritu de exploitation
que impulse siempre los colonizadores
de todos los tiempos.
Pero no Sc veran satisfechos sus deseos|
ds que desaparezca el elemento puerto
rriqueno de la vida politica. Ri partido
no huelgd por la misma
raz6n de que no cstdmos de mis- en- nues-
ira patria.
FL encarna nuestras ideas Y senti-
mient1s, que jamas podran MORN, pues 81
ma1ana desapareciera, surgirfa inme
otro partido fuerte y vigo-
roso como 81 actual, que seria ca1ne
de nuestra carne alma de nuestra
alma, tabernaculo de todos nuestros
Ideales de tpdas nuestras remembran-
zas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-02

Ell Licenciado don Antonio Guarch,
Unconditional de Caguas. hase revelado
contra los candidates impuestos por
Ubarri, porque, como 81 dice, no pue
de tolerarse una imposition del Comite
Central que envuelve la mayor ofensa
que ha podido inferirse al Distrito.7
Eli Fselor Guarch declarase indepeD-
diente echase IN lado, para que ell
latigazo del cacique no le alcance al
rostro NO nos extraTia ese rasgo de IN
porque ell seiior Guarch es
hijo del pals, tarde temprano, la
coz de Ia sdRgre habfa de hablarle. Por
ESQ Ubarri, que 81 bien carece de ms
trucei6n posee gran perspicacia, ha
desconhado siempre de los pterto,yiqpe-
nos Que militan en- su partido. Sabe por
experiencia que los hijos de este suelo
que, guiados por alg1n interes o per un
falso concepto del patriotismo, ingresan
en- sus huestes, no han de aceptar por
mucho tempo sus desp6ticos caprichos,
porque, hombres de inteligencia, con
derecho 4 pensar con cabeza propia,
solo costa de grandes iuchas morales.
habian de arrancarse ell pensamiento
del cerebro y la dignidad del corazon
Prueba de clio son Balbas, Arnau
Igaravidez, Cnevas y Guarch, que, no
conformes con la tutela del sefor Cha
ri, tuvieron energias para sacudir el
yugo criticar los aetos desp6ticos del
Jefe, separandose los unos del partido
Y siguiendo los otros en- 6l. pero prontos
4 lanzarse nuevas v continuadas dist
dencias.
la iniuria que el Comite ubarrista
ha inferido todos los Distritos impo-
ni6ndoles candidates desconoeidos en- ef
pals, tiene forzosamante que dar esos.
Elsenor Guarch. no solose declara en-.
disidencia. sino que proclama Ia candi-
datura de an puertorriqueno residente
en- Madrid afiliado Ill partido del Go
bierno. Nuestro arnigo v companero don j
Fernando del Toro. es el candidate pa
por los descontentosd de Caguas
\ nos parece acertada esa election. Para
aestruir ehcazmsnfe al c4fueyfssno, hay
lue combatirl0 con elementos del pals
Ante Ia candidatura de an deseonoc:do. /
sin arraigo nj prestigio en- estas tierras.
a de I'm pnertorriqneno q de I'D penin
sular resldente en- Puerto Rico.
Fl dia que tanto uno como ofro par
lido pongan en- praetica ese sistema,
lejara esta antilla de- ser el puerto de
alvaci6n De todos los nanfragos ds la /
,olftica espaIola.
la disidencia electoral que en- el cam
% adversario 50 muastra energica Y all
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-02
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

Al fin los incondiciopales Sc deciden
q favorecer con sus votos un puerto
riqueno: al director de La Ilategridad
Y le envfan a Mayagiiez, en- tltimo
termino, como 81 le destinaran al sacri-
ficio Ell las eventualidades de la lucha.
Nosotros celebramos la designation
del companero, que representara a su
colectividad con mejores aptitudes v
con mejores tftulos que Lastres Alfau
y Corrales Y Casajuana.
Pero a1n es dudoso que salga triun-
fante ell senior Balbas.
Mientras haya asturianos Y andaluces
que necesiten credenciales peligran los
que lIevan en- la frente la mancha del
pldtanO.
Veremos 10 que dan de 81 las 1rnas
en- la ciudad del Oeste 81 fracasa la
candidatura del periodista insuIar no
faltara nuestro comentario a la derrota.
Bien la merece, por otra parte, elque
trabaJa de continue contra su pals Y
contra sus paisanos.
Electo saldra quizas,
Y 81 llegase salir,
Sera cosa de aplaudir
Los discursos de Balbas.
va no Sc presenta candidate el senor
Guarch por Caguas.
Pre6ere presentar q don Fernando
del Toro, nm hijo del pals, que dirige la
revista Espdjad 4mfrica.
Muy bien por los disidentes que le-
vantan ell estandarte de la rebeldia, pro-
bando de tai modo que no cbedecen la
fusta del mayoral.
Emancipense los incondicionales de
Caguas, den ejemplo de independence,
luchen con virilidad y demuestren que
el cacique no les intimida
Asi prestaran un servicio la causa
del interes p1blico, salvaran So propio
nombre de una tacha bochornosa la
tacha del servilismo.
Y asi castigaran al transfuga eterno
de todos los partidos, al aposta ia inco-
rregible de todas las doctrinas, al triste
renegade de todas las patrias.
Alfau no debiera ir niugi1n con-
greso por ning1n distrito.
Alfau no debiera caber en- el parla-
mento espanoI.
81 le postergan aquf,
En- su terra ell renegade
Puede ser buen diputado
De Lii. (s)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-02

= este mote Fesponde e presidente de
IA Rep1blica dominieana
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13
Reed a Patriot.

What was best in the Carlisle rules
and what was best in the Reed rules
should be combined in the rules
for the present house of representa-
tives. Pitching into Tom Reed after
his manly fight for sound money does
not beft Democratic newspapers.
The debate between Speaker Crisp
and ex-Speaker Reed was robust
and friendly partisan controversy.
Those papers which are OVERRIDING
the matter had better stop. We
all may have occasion to fight Reed
hereafter, but SO long as he is helping
the best end of the Democratic party
against the common enemy ofNation-
al prosperity and honor, the free sill
yer lshouters in both parties, he is
entitled to high praise. The praise is
is not generosity. 1t is Justice. It is
not magnanimity. 1t is fair measure.
Brooklyn Eagle (Dem.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13
HOke Killed Him.

Alexander Cavashsre, an aged resi-
dent of East Toledo, died Sunday.
This mere announcement would ordin-
arlly mean nothing; but in this year of
our Lord, 1898, and of Hoke Smith,
one, there is deal of significance in
1t. 1t is stated that Cavashere grieved
to death. He was a soldier, a mem
Der of Company FL, Second Ohio
Horse artillery, and the records say
he was good soldier, too. He had
reached the age of SO years, and had
wife. His sole support was his pen
sion pittance. But that was no ex-
cuse for him. He had no right to
live. He ought to have killed him
self March 4. Then he would have
saved hours OF growing. His pension
was cut off. He couldn't 60 out to
work, although Hoke Smith evident
ly thought his SO years were no bar
to labor, and so he grieved, and beg
ScO, ana starved.
Before he could get that pension
again, he must take weeks, perhaps
months, Or years, to 60 over and col
lect all the evidence possible from
scattered comrades, and prove his
innocence, the high court of the Con-
federacy having pronounced him
guilty.
And so he despaired and died.
Died at the age 83, while fat men in
office were haggling over his quarterly
stipend.
Under the most recent order from
the pension department he was enti-
tied to a pension for senility alone,
even though he hadn't disability,
and yet he was cut off.-Tozedo Blade.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13
''The Noble Art of Self Defense -
Set Forth by an Authority

Self defense is instructive. Persons
who find themselves afflicted with
heart disease as manifested by it's many
symptoms, palp1tation, short breath,
irregular pulse, pain in side or should
er, smothering,.fainting or dropsy, etc.,
naturally desire defense against what
may terminate fatally. For this ex-
press purpose no remedy has ever ap-
preached DR.. Miles New Heart Cure.
sold by E. NJ. Stapleton on a guaran-
tee. Mrs. O. F. Perkins, of North
wood, Ia, says, DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure saved her life. She suffered
from palpitation and heart would fire.
qnently beat as high as 125 a minute :;
was not expected tn live. New Heart
Cure cured her.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13
Campbell on Mckinley.

| asked Ex-Governor Campbell, the
late Democratic governor of Ohio,
who is now living in New York, if he
thought Neal would defeat Governor
Mckinley for governor of Ohio this
fall. Helooked up quizzically and said:
"Do you think this a good year for
Democrats to run? Neal is a good
man. But he has got an uphill fight
on his hands. The business depres-
sions cannot fail to iniure the party
in power, as the tendency of the pub
lie is to hold the party in power re-
sponsible for everything that hap
pens, even down to the weather.
Cor. Nep York Press.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13

OUT OF sympathy for the working
man with his "little tin dinner pail"
now oppressed by the robber tariff"
Democratic statesmen propose to
tax his tea and sugar and coffee. The
senior Democratic organ in New York
declares 'every article shall bear q
part of the burden" Coffee alone is
expected ito yield sixty millions in
gold dollars, and fifty of the millions
will be paid out of the pockets of la
borers. That is Democratic sympa-
thy with the toiling millions.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13

Now and then Democratic organ
arises to say: "Pass the tax on tea
and coffee and sugar" The leading
organ in New York says: "No import
ed article should be exempt" 1t
kindly says to workingmen: EAT
rice; that is cheap" But the fact re-
mains that it will 60 hard with work
ingmen who have for thirty years
been receiving wages and protection
from Republican methods.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13

GOVERNOR FLOWER, of New York,
is very hopeful over the situation.
He says "that the business tide has
turned, and that within a few days
money will flow out to wage-workers
and new enterprises as freely as
ever" Let every good citizen do
his best to make it true. If the Gov
ernor could only induce congress to
stop it's political tinkering and look
after interests of the people instead
of the party and the party platform
the outlook would be much brighter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13

The valiant New York World,
which a year ago urged workingmen
to "vote in good times" and "send
tariff robbers to the rear" now says
to the working multitudes: "Eat rice;
it is good, wholesome food and is
cheap" The World is also calling
upon the humane for "bread to keep
workingmen from starving" 1t is
very kind In The World, out it would
have shown still greater kindness had
it not aided in bringing about the very
misfortunes it now is trying to allev-
late temporarily.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13
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torpid liver, piles, constipation. Unequal
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mildest surest! so doses 25 cents.
Samples free, at E. M. Stapleton's
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13

Persons troubled with chronic
diarrhea should try Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Many
cases have been cured by it after all else
had failed and skilled physicians were
powerless. For sale by John Molzhan,
druggist.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-09-13
HEAD OF COLUMBUS PAINLESS DENTAL ?Aal1a!, CHICAGO
Will Occupy Pariors at HOTEL DAUB,
From Monday, Sept. IS, to Saturday, Sept. 23

where he will prepared
Cocaine producing agent but method
only Dr. Weinberg himself who the quickest
United to-day
large operations charges