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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-12
S E v EN- DEN

Tres eUaporadoras inglesas, gral,des, de n,ty
POGO ,tso dos idem trancesas, todas en- nay bien
estadO
Una boDl5a centrifugal de trece ce1atimetros.
Una boRba horizontal de treiititres ceHttnetrOs.
Una calelera t,tJul0sa de cieRt0 cuatrO cabalIos
De fiterzq.
Varias htberias de cudrentiseis cellttBeetrOs.
Tres serpeRtinas de c0bre para clarifcadOras.
Ul caleHtador para gtardpos
Dirigirse d n t,osdici6n de don Roberto Ora
ham, caHe de IN Marina Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-12
.FABRICA DE- COGHES
DE Il. CHEVALIER
cJA-LLE DEL sCODIERc,IO
PONCE. p. r.

Eln este establecimiento que cuen-
ia gcon un personal apto y todas
lasknaquinas necesarias, Sc constru-
yek coches Y Sc hacen reparaciones
des s5odas classes & precios sumamen-
to gn6dicos.
k)e venta constantemente coches
deD Y 4 asientos construidos aquf,
q psecios que varfan desde $ 100
hasa 4 500.
e'uenta asf mismo este estaplecl-
misnto un variado surtido dc arne-
sess ruedas y todo 10 concerniente
al famo que vende 4 precios
SIN .COMPETENCIA.
Ponce, Octubre 8 de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-12

que es simplemente ac4ite de hlgado
de bacalao descompueFto EN- peque-
fiisimas particulas v dill 5erlao ya' Pof
decirlo asi, mecanic4 4mente. Con
este Sc evita q los estfofnagos de1ca-
dos de los enfermoS el traoaJo de
digerir, ademas de que no todas las
,1a7~,anas ann en- Abuena salud, pue-
der dioerir i. an lte simple.
Ice racono.idas virtudes del
ooo;+a de bfoa5o de baealao, la Emul-
sT s;6n da Scott tdne las propiedades
restaurativas " 1ortlncantes oe los
b;nofosftoa AZ cal y de sosa. El
coniunto form,a Ia Preparacl0n mas
efcaz en- exirtencla CARA todos los
Coos on o17a esta indieada segun el
d;cf5nen nm mime de los principales
medicos del universe
nEscoMTiESE De Los INAI-
rADORES.
E~;;asa ~ verdadera Emulsion de
coo+t Inc s,e halla de Tenta en- todas
Ia Lo4icas Y otros establecimientos
en- todo ell rnundo.
sooTT RoWRE, QtrmicOs, New York.
r,rnh,sr e.hr cautes de los celebres parches pO-
m0rea = y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-12
A los hacendados

Hoias para cuentas De gastos semanales,
como las que Sc nsan en- las principales hncas
de Ponce
Sc venden en- esta Imprenta centavos una,
40 tavos docena $3.50 el 100.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-12
nEscoMTiEsE De Los IMI-
TADORES,
MANIOvE ALLIOT, FRYER & CO
rornrNrrFROS CONSTRUCTORS
J5nlres, Gtasgoae Rouen
NOTTINGHAM

r,ti. j toda clase de maeuinarias para fncas azu-
rnonos perfeccidnadOs de dos, tres, cuatro
~ .ls3 Desfbrad0ras de la para aumentar Ia
3oras de jugo por een de garantizado,
G todas fornnas classes. Fro-pren-
triple efectO tschos al vacio. tachos Al
cierre hbre, ~ y 4s s.tao j 49, u is s ~ - I
worth Manl0 oos i ~ Pallas U7 ~ M i a.
bombas para os n II .fssaI = go 7' ~
lTidal-5. .-ra...--,
m oiao sia ai.rpeee5" dei 5@ Salcador RpoHs
de haceadado ~ t0do riesgo pSrdid - D..
rtas ah0rra 80 por 100. gast0 fD6fH, IltUcIU-
Tonbsr j eon.+r,,en tod. !, II p Santiago.
lie hierro cobre Was f6rreas. DO
loeom0toras etc =
Todo rurautizado de naterial - rft
case que encierra todos los adehakntos dtl dina
Sc facitan los que III deseef persona
para medidas evahaar pianos nsalar los
aparatos.
Para nformes dranse en- tonce al ref.esentane
esta isla.
X GrahaH.
Ponce, Enero 29 lie 1893 6pn
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the So
atte bond ard security ompany viii be held a.
t;e once OF the company. rooms 4lo-l2 New
YORK block. Seattle, on Tuesday. March 2 At s
O ci"ck. 2 m WILL II. PARRY, presidsnL
joHA ". PRATT, SECRETARY,
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NOTICE OF DISS

NOTiCE-To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
~ BE II known that the firm Of Shoudy Bros Il
To consisting 0i John A shoudy, J. II. stevens
And D. - sylvester Il this day dissolved by mutual
consent All notes and accounts payable TO
'onn A. shondy- JOHN A. sHUCDY,
JAS n STEVENs
f. = SYLVESTER.
Dated this l1th day Of February 1893
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NOTICE OF DISS CrYOy

dissolution or CoFARrNER>HlP-TH
- trm Of Harris & shaw. Druggists WA dls
solved January !, 1898, by mutual consent
\. IL. HARRIS
". b SHAW
All accounts due the above firm and all claim.
against said firm will De settled hv m. under.
signed. who will continue the bushes, AZ fhe same
Pace, 700 Second street. New YORK binding
g., A. r. HARRIS
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NrANrf Dry A YotNs; LADY. BOARD
W ana zoe rooms with ere IN private
family where Taess OF her bcsf&sf<. Eaesi
y rear or ise. Address. sIsinS teSass. 4 4,
g1zl- sn!c.ItsenCeT.
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CoDRICK-In Seattle, SATURDAY. February IL.
1898 Mrs Elizabeth Codrick, beloved mother OF
William II. Codrick, in her 18th year; Of cancer.
Funeral will take place tomorrow Monday at
p. m. from her late residence 1921 Spring street
Jnterment private.
RILEY-In Seattle near 80 Birch street, Friday.
February II. John Walter Riley, OF morasmus,
aged IL days.
Services were held at the residence yesterday
morning Iutsrment at Calvary cemetery.
MORPHY-In Seattle at Lenora and Fifth Streets
Louis Clinton, son of W. J. Morphy, OF measles,
aged 8 years.
Announcement Of services withheld owing to
absence OF Mr.. Morphy In san Francisco.
sLOAN-The funeral services OF John sloan will
he held NJ the Seattle Undertaking Company's
rooms this morning at O'Clock Interment At
Calvary cemetery.
EELLS-The funeral services OF Rev. Cushing
Eelis. who died at Tacoma last Thursday morn
ing will he held at the Plymouth Congregational
church tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock, Rev.
Wallace Nutiing officiating.
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\nilt RE PERSON WHO TOOK 1VE
osercosi fram Company rs room on Fridsv
~iIi save trouble '' ~
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ leint meeting OF contracting nIas,erers ana
loarnes men piAstsrers pli be he'd in Easement al
fstAsA ioNA Garner ut Jane, and ~ess,a4 or II -.
day. 2isi. a. : 81 o'clor< u "a Al ar No.
- =. ACDOUGALI. sscre,ary
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FOR REPOSITORIES.
INoR RENT-rWO BRICK EASEMENTS
1 Front street light and DRY: suitable for storage
or light manufacturing. Address J. J. Posi-. 722
j 18th street
L'oR EFNT-FiNE BRICK STORE o4yS):
L excellent show window: large cellar under
meath; best iocAt on Hewitt avenue Everett
Tor any KIND OF business. rent iow. Apply for
particulars to charles and Albert : stein everett
L'Dk RENT-PART or GOOD BASEMENT
L on March !. Apply 10 r. NJ. Rasin Clothing
company, s0S Front street
lNOR RESr-STORE ON COMMERCIAL ST
L vacant March !; 100 feet depth Uuion Trust
(omnany, u squire Iafimer hniliing
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F0k RENT-LODGIS HOVsFs

L'oR RENT-LoDGING HOUSE sos MAIN
street close 10 site OF Great Northern passen.
Ger depot rent reasonable desirable Marty
Sa'kman- PhliIlps Investment Com pany. 424- 50
Bailey 0uildiug.
L'ok REINFORCING HOUSES OF ALL
4 kinds: furniture for sale W I. Hall 4 Co
2ol ex York block.
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LOST.

LOST.
- -. ------
7 OST-"LEA," SCOT Fl COLLIE poo. LIsHT
IL sable and white, long coat Rev ard VII be
paid # returned to Mrs. Csmpbe /, cornes Ram
dolph and Hayes
I OST-AN ENGLISH PUG: YEAR OLD:
II answers to name "R snkine Reward vii be
paid II returned to ut Madison street.
I OST-$5OO0O; I SHALL DISTRIBUTE TO
IL all deserving people, big and little boss In
Guided ALL my wealth. What Is the use Of a fuss
after I'm gone? Nowi Now. Next so ;tAv All
goes TO customers nf big, busy second haui store
corner Sixth and Pike Eugene Chaplin.
7 OST-A PARAGON SAFETY OIL CAN.
IL the best can in the world furnished fire OF
cargo by the Paragon Safety oil Company III
Columbia street: clean. economical and pres ents
lamps overlooking
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Advertisements under the heads Of Lost. Found
For SALE Fo- Rent and Situations Wanted will b
inserted the rate Of cent word each insertion.
Payment always In advance. No advertisements
received for less than Is cents
SOTICE-rhe business once Of tho PosT- IN
TELLIaENcER is open until IL p. m. Classified
Advertisements will be received up to this time
Advertise ments will he received ut branch Offices
Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
S................,,,T Sammons, Agent
Port Townsend ................. French 4 Springer
The following letters await advertisers ut this
oN1
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HELP WANrED-MALE.

" ANTED-BUsfSESS MAN TO TAKE
charge OF Office in Tacoma. Call 81 rooms
$3.50 fe keniiworth Inn. or address P. O. Box
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WASTkD-PARISER IN PAVING DEt-G
w store: well located. Address Licorce care Of
Post iHtetiigehcsr
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I>nR SALE OR kNCHAS GE-HoTEIS
/ lodging houses and business chances On easy
pay a4eatS MoTSaas Exchange New egk blk.
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WISCELL AyEOUS.

MxSCELLASEOUS.
- seller Of putter on earth. don't believe -
parties. office the prices ana give n 4 ~
that's l you want to save money. Booe epons
butter made. SOC n: good pure buttaf S1SiSs
Cioverdale quality 81: 5 Ne Iowa esepsIn
$3.50: 10 ms very choice. $2.26 Co
store, Front ST.. next n. C. A.
IF YOU WANT HARDWARE sE1 ~ =
removal sale or closing out but ~ a. p
you goods At bottom prices: call end ~ 0nir
4 Hurlbut. AIS Pike street. Ranks suil6lae
GEE THE DAVIS VERTICAL HRHD -
- ing Machine before buying mscnfna 1'n
Gilman. lS13 Front street, Y. n. Q. = bonGn
GAVE YOUR MONEY-THE eZAflu
- Building and Loan Association oflsn0Wh19
vantages: new stock issued every nooa1: RI
dends credited semi annually: last - 1annn
IA, 1893: call and see the secretary. len
Occidental block.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE on Duf5Is
w Down comes the price! Choice lsustia
lO.pound tubs. ct ~. 50 per tub. CosPes Z In
A FINE OIL CAN FREE OF cnA1GE.
N You can get one OF the ParAgoa eo00 Il
Company, Ill Columbia street: your lomo ~
overflow II you use their can; W o.; -
you nothing.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT rH1 =
~ ness Office OF this paper; 26c pse b114A
DIANOs AND ORGANS TUNED Az =
i paired BY J. +. Forbes: al wuee 49,
Leave oroers at f. ChristAnef's. oll HI -
and ., o. IL Pstsis', zoos Front ssrsek
BENNETT & HULL FURNITURE "a MI
ID sell you carpets and furniture a - ~
ments. Corner Front and Marion slzseeA
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INOR SALF-ACRES ON GREEN LAKE
L Shore 80 acres offered for FIRST time acre
and half acre tracts. all frontin good streets:
the tract taxes in half mile of the Lake hore
Boulevard and electric line: elegant build ing
ground: garden lands with running water; low
prices and easy terms. VIM u. Wood, room G
Halier building
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MRS NEWBERRY. LIFE REfDER; BUsi.
IVA ness ad social matters told with waderfui
accuracy. ZIl5 Yeser avenue
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WSNTED-AISCFIL ANEOTS
kVANTFp-iF YoU WANT LOAN GAIL
w on the Seattle Building and Loan A.socta-
Son. room n Occidental block; YOU have the
Dr,vteSs Of paving Of the loan any time. dlVt-
Nends seint an nuaiiy. March issue of stock row
seady.
WANTED AND FOR sALE-ANYTHINo
w everything second hand Corner sixth ana
Fska r. Chaplin
VEANTkn - OfFICE FURNITURE FOR
w Gosh. sixth and PIKE Ch&rtn
w o.EfACAN oE
w oil from the Paragon Safety oa COMPANY
Ill Columbia street; they furntsh spleu.tlt can
ABSOLUTELY free 81 charge: pumps the ol! tlt.c,
fu;o lamp: no waste. leak or overflow
uyANTED-TrAN OF HORSES WAGON OR
w cove IN exchange for property in ClAl.arl
county. Address T.. Post Intelligence.
WE DO A RENTING BUSINESS FNCLU.
w .iveIy and Ant to rent your house Seattle
Cnsrantee Rental Company. Sos Butler hiocs.
vlrANTED-SECoND -HANDs SAFE MEDIUM
w slse Address r.. Box 81
WANTED EVERNTHIN6 AND ANY
w thing in the lire Of household furniture 81 slT
Third street Thomas JenninSs
NANTEp-To BUY THE FURNITURE OF
W d. or io-rocm house. must be soedA box
S.s city.
NANTFD-FoR CASH SECOND HAND
w farniniure, large lots . specislty. EdnnoBdr.
224 PIKE street
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L'OR SALE-$l. 900; LOT 4Oxl2O: HALF
Il block from Yesirr avenue: good view Of
sound close in. Gardner strstton. POI and
2o2 Bailey building
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03
EASTON.

Charles Morehouse has moved from Mrs Charles Roweli's house to his fath- er-in-law's, z. B. Wilson's
 Dr Hill has attended Mrs William Fan ton, who has been sick with the grip.
 Louis Burr and family spent Sunday with Mrs Charles Winton.
 The sociable of the Baptist society, ap- pointed for this week Thursday evening, was postponed on account of an enter. tainnent at the hall, that evening.
 D. l.. Clark was out, Monday, with his meat wagon over his usual route.
 5. N. Osborn has had an immense sale of fresh meat the present winter. Coco beef too, and cheap.
 The Congregational pastor, Rev Nil Aver, was with his people, Sunday.
 No service was held at the Episcopa chapel, Sunday, owing to the illness o. the rector, Rev MT Bowles.
 Thomas Cassidy has sold one of hi. horses to John Foster
 Wilbur Beardsley is canvassing tn. townefor picture of Columbus befor, the queen.
 MT Shea has decided to remain on Mr. Mary Pattson's farm another year.
 MT Cole is expected in town in Marcf with car load of horses.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03

Regtstered Jersey Bull, Rec. E tpter No- 799o, A. J. C. c. c. B. JOHNSON. south Center District, Sewtown, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03
WOODVILLE.

Not any services in tae church on ac. count of the snow drifts.
 Owing to the snow there was but one day of school, last week.
 George Couch and family started for church, but found such drifts. They were obliged to return home.
 Mrs A. Gale has returned from Rom ford, having been gone over four weeks
 Miss Hattie Griffin uf Warren has been visiting at Seth Couch's and Nelson Huli's.
 Mrs E. Beeman and daughter of New Preston spent one day, last week, at George Couch's. .~.
 George .rompkins and brother of New Preston made their brother short visit, recently.
 Some are drawing log to the mill, but owing 'to thn deep snow, do not draw many load. in one day.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03

of Massachusetts but all to no avail.
 Mir. Lawler was hardly able to attend to business and despaired of ever finding relief. He had lost flesh and appetite, strength, and ever desire for life. Dr. Kennedy prescribed Favorite Remedy. told him to follow closely the printed directions and to write him as to his con- dition in few weeks
 MT. Lawler had little idea or hope that the treatment he was about to follow would start him anew upon a life of health and happiness.
 To state from MT. Lawler's letter to Dr. Kennedy, few weeks after.
 .1 followed closely the directions and had taken only part Of . bottle when two pieces of stone passed from my bladder, Continuing the remedy, grew stronger and better daily, and | think that am now entirely cured. weigh I7o IDS, costtveness and rheumatism have entirely left me. wish also to say that in every case where have recommended Favorite Remedy it speedy cure.'' - :
 The case is remarkable one and will add still further to the reputation Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy has acquired.
 Many regular physicians are prescribe ing 1t. Persons suffering with these diseases, or those run down either from overwork, or the changing seasons. sleep lessness, or nervous prostration and women suffering from the ills peculiar to their sex, should obtain this medicine at once. Relief is certain to be the result.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03
CRANBERRY PLAINS.

Mrs Webb of Chestnut Hill had shock short time ago, and at this writing lies in a critical condition.
 Joseph Ewanetzki, while driving on one Of our back roads on Wednesday, was thrown out into -a snow bank. No damage being done, he got up, brushed the snow from his clothing, lighted his vehicle and pursued his homeward jour- nev. .F.z ..,t
 Mrs Frank Pillow of Chestnut Hill is visiting her mother in Greenfield.
 Mrs D. A. Pillow entertained Burr Fil- low and family, also Frank Taylor and family, on Tuesday.
 Mr Fountain, while sleighing )n Mon day, had the misfortune to be turned over into two snow banks on one occasion he was accompanied by Mrs Robbins and daughter.
 The annual supper was held in the chapel on Thursday evening week.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03
MARBLEDALE.


 Rev Mr Aleott was not able TO hold any of he Lenfcn 4ervices appointed for last we k. on account If the snow block ade.
 No mail- arrived at our ppsroffice from Tuesday If etroa.a nnt'i Thursday aven- ing. IT. is said that uch hing has not occurred since the blizzard If 1888.
 Mrs Catha rine : GnodseIl died. MOn- day night. ag.d 70 years. Tn. funeral was held at her tg re.idenrs. on Thnrs. day # l2 o'cloce. She will be greatly missed in this eonnuniry. here she has lived a great many years.
 Mr- !. K. Wheaton has been sick with the rheumatism, but has nearly recover ed.
 Sperry Brothers have commenced sort ing tobacco again, with several sorters at work.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03
DEATH OF MRS wHITTI ESEY.

Mrs Augusta Whittlesey died ,last We'd nesday morning, at the advanced age of S4. A most truly estimable and Chris tian woman has passed away; one of the mothers in Israel. Her funeral took place, Saturday afternoon, at her home in Christian street. Rev FIR. Waite con- ducted the services in very touching and appropriate manner.
 Another old and respected inhabitant has passed away in the person of Mrs s. Augusta Whittlesey, who died last week, the funeral taking place at the house of Mrs Thalia Cogswell, which was her Talcottville officiating. She was very estimable and lovable Christian lady and will be greatly missed in the home and by all her friends; also in the church where she was a regular attendant when ever her health permitted.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03
MONROE.
A RUNAWAY HORSE.

A hired horse and sleigh, to say noth- ing of the driver, found themselves bad ly mixed in the huge drifts below the residence of Dr J. G. Stevens, Tuesday afternoon. The sleigh was overturned, throwing out the driver. The frightened horse plunged on it's mad way to the Center, demoiishiDg the sleigh, and ran under the Congregational sheds, where it was caught and cared for at the commodious barns of D. A. Nichols.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03
EVANSVILLE.

Mrs A. Camp returned from visiting friends, last Saturday. She had been detained longer thau expected by the snow storm.
 The many friends of Mrs 4 Burr will be glad to know she has decided to re- main in her old home, instead of going to Seymour to reside.
 D. c. Briggs and Orrin Darwin attend ed the dime social held at Mrs Eliza Lew is, last Friday evening.
 Will Hamlin has been kept indoors for several days from the effects of d very severe cold and throat trouble.
 The Hill and Plain schools were clos ed, last week, on account of the storm and impossible roads.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03

been visiting his mother,, Mrs Mary kneen.
 Mrs William H. Ford and Mrs John L. Farnham attended the state meeting of the W. R. c. at New London, last Thurs day. -" 2'st1
 Prof Honeyman of New Haven teaches class in mechanical drawing, every Thursday evening. ...
 Street Commissioner Curtiss used d road scraper drawn by two pair of horses to level the snow on the streets.
 The Congregational church workers had supper at the residence of D. s, Brimsmade on Coram avenue, last Friday evening, and raised about $20. After the supper there was pleasant enter. l tainment representing 8 sewing society in caricature.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03
NEW PRESTON.
BLIZZARD TALK.

The storm of last week recalled the blizzard of snow of 1888 very vividly and we were satisfied to have it stop showing when it did and not try for the reputa- tion of blizzard No. l. It seemed very strange to be shut in from the outer world, as there were two days that we had to go minus Il daily paper and there was no mail from New Milford. On the evening oI the second day Mir Hosford, with hard work, went over to the She paug station and brought over a mail bag. Many of the roads about here are blockaded and will remain so for some time, it being almost impossible to shov- el through the huge drifts.
The Newtown bee., 1893-03-03
DEERFIELD.
ASPETUCK.
A GOOD ENTERTAINMENT.

The young people of the Center street Methodist church will give d musical and literary entertainment at the hall on
 Tuesday evening, March z, followed by supper. The admission, including sup per, W ill be D cents. The doors will be open at 7.30, che entertainment commen- cing at s. The. elaborate character of former entertainments aud suppers, and the long and patient preparation by the rant the belief that this will be of equal merit, and that many will avail them selves of the privilege, uf this double feast. Should the evening prove stormy it will be held the following fair even ing. , .-.-.-s.a .a.-, - g4s. : 'fF'