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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
EGtICiO COSTESO In PTO. RICO,
VAPCR "AVILES .

SAldra 2e San Juan todos los Miei
oles al amACscer, ona vas pr oil ksI
' osrs pCr si 0sste, tocanGo en- IL
uDtos ae FsJArdo, HnmAcso. Airo,,
once, MaySgneE, AgusdiIlA, } Arsci.
% y vice terra rsspectivamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
Venta de una casa.

se yende una terrera de manpos.
terra y szotsas dc Ia succession de
non Bartolom6 Maym', situada en-
In pl.za de Oaguas.
Ioso rl,srsn en- Oaguas Don Jos6
Maymi. Y en- esta Capital On Ia calle
40 San Justo NJ 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
A v O

SendO oo de tecuente imitscones PdOras del doctor
ReVero hago egna las pepasdas excus
acedtada Farmsoa los snores Vale Oanc
depOsarOs vedadera formula C0icc estAn
torizados para nombre diChas Pndoras.
0epostos: Capital, GuilemetyPouce, Vale Oanco-Arecl
Farmacs RvsreOoamo Famsca BetsncesLares
Iturrino~ Oiales, Farmacia del Lcdo Lois Lizard.
DOCTOR ~ RETER0N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13

PsFa eaiss de & haeos de,Sa IS
ia hasis 9 nllar.
L'sogsatis lei BoLxrIs de 4
L!sa sasssera De AOsls, Pusr !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13

IN en- esta nOuASa durans los FadOs
heico otros pcs pme ofece p1bco un srtfcno nns
40 p7ede meoa guna bajo ningdn ncepto ~
Nuestras LUZ BRILLANTE, ELEFA NTN Tz s0r u
stan regadas perseg todo rgo de a lev io faa
Hcadores - Az" A~SS@
eeo Renado seGa "Luz Solar" Ia Gaia de O,gaonas
Luz Blante I'll Eente" idem de de davo
Densina. Zoo Ia iden1 de idem idem
o"S0'na L 400 Ia idem de idem ideu
Agente gsn~Glss para oda Ia la sOBRNos DE EzQUIAGA
San Juan, Puerto RcO-Cale Fortaleza ndmero IT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
LINEA De OAIBARIEN.
REMOLCADOR

Ests empress tiene sl rapor AGUl [.
LA, poten;s para lemolques pOr la'
aOstas de estA IslA, y hAbilitAndo D
Oombss para Achlq 'sa ' dtiles para al
vament0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
LTNEA DE CUBA

Llegaran solo hasts Santiago de Cubs
os vApores que soleh los diAs S, Is y 35
Los de los dias s , IS tocarAn er
NusVirta, fuerto-P Padre, GibArA, Maya.
Il, BarscoA. GuantAnamo y Cuba
Ei dis Is hArG ian imisuiAs escalna
exo-pci6n de la de Maysri, y ademAr
cscA en Sagus lie TAnamo
Todo, reIornArGn yerificando uus ns-
rdAs de Jnbs los diAs lS, 2s y 8, sfec.
.nAndos- las sntradss en 10 Habane
lao fe ,hss correspondence De 10,
70 y Q de- cada mes,
Ninguno dc estos vsporeA tocarA
retorno an Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
= 4 AN C.3IA.

5a@ "a sss &ask ssssa - Maa Sas
.sAss ~ s4s esasa Aseassaa 4 sssa2 @s
90 sss@ as.sasa@ 2sA4s ss = La So
n@s J ssas> 1s-~nasaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13

DO(TRlNA CRISTlANA
-,POR.GIL. EsTEvES

I Nuevsi edicion pertectamente
impress y .pcuadeHnsdA en- csr-
ton. 3 NUEVE PESOS grueAa
al. contado.s
Tomando 10 gruesAs % hRce
un bu.n descuento.
ne venta en- esta. .Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
TINTAS PARA ESCRIBIR
En- la IIPRENTA DBL "BOLETII HERCANTI.

Las tintas para escribir que vsnae esta CASA
prOc0dentes de las mejOreS Hbricas del mundo Inc
dustr'al. uOsadmiten COmp0tenCia On el marcado.
Sus nermosOs colOres, su durabilidad. sus seleo.
tas claSeS las gerantizan, dandOles patents de pro
1uCtO superior
Anadase d este La ganga de Una baratura sin
gual, y SO cOnvendra en- que nuestras tintas psLra
sscribr tenen Jon perfsClO dersOhO oonquistada 10
prafar8n0ia general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
LUZ BRILLANTE.
La LUZ EN- FL bUNDO De LOS NEGOCIOS,
ACETTE PARA ALTMBRADO DF FAMILIAR

Lib,'s &c e1plo si6n . CON.
nsts6n ezpontdneas.
Sin hsmo nj mai esori
Este aoeite, produCto::ds
ina fabrication especial
b igual, sino superiorA & los
,ue be iinportan del az
raaterob bajo diversos nom
res = msrcas, tanto. Do
'us cualidades lumfnicas
ono por la seguridad que
'treee 4 los consumidorea
IN estrosprecios son mu,
IN : ioas reducidos quei
Q las msrcas extranieras.
ue con este mayor precio
o fT'ndan q los consumi-
ores ventsjas de ni4suna
ase.
La 0XD0rienaio adnriu3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
De venta, en- 10 Imprenta del
BOIETN MERCANTIL.

SJsSS1 SOAAOe AA9
tica 200 paglnas.. .-.. Il
fCApdiGo, NoVela por don
Mariana Ramirc, l to-
mo rdstlca. lca....-...- Z
Rinconete y cortadIllo y
El hCencladO Vldriera
pOr ldem, uh tomo. 2
Cos Ealos de Argel, CO.
mels, por i'd, I'm tomo. 2
El galIaIdo espanol, ideln,
por idem, IN Fomc. 2
Puntos de vista, por don
Migdel Moya, IN tomo G
Lateyenda dc Noehe bue-
na:--..- .-..-- .-.~-- 8
Ri hijo del Sacristan, por
0on Carlos Frunuaura,
z tomOS. ..........--.- s
Ecos Nacionales y Oanta-
ElEes, pOr Id d.-----.-.- a
Fenpe 2o Estudio Hlstori-
co crlnco, pOr Y. CO.
meg, / tom0 4
hierrO, Estudlo clentfi-
20, pOr Don Julio Go
mcz.-. -s~sssss..as.ss
HaDlts blhusd de iss Aa-
tros, por don jose Mo-
reno Fuentes, l tomo.. q
Muebles y TspiCes, ssgun-
.da s6rie ue cArtas "A una
,sehorlta sobre ls habi-
tA0on, por +. MIquei ?
tBadla, L IomO...--... 8
HomenaIe Poeu0c, Poe
,sias de 50 ingenios, =
tomO.-.--. ....-s.... 3
Oamelias, poesias de San
Martin y Agullera, / TO-
mOssss . b
Le5enda de los Reyes, nc.
vela hist0rica, por don
Torcuato Tarfago, to-.
mO"s...-s~ ~--..~.... &
Los Pueblos Jovenes, es-
tudlo hlst6rico .filos0fico
sObre. los Estados. UNI
dos J Ia Australia, / TO-
mo. .~ %
AnAtomia del corazon DOR
don TeOdOro Guerrero,
z tomos. X
Las mad>ss, por Frontau.
"a, l tomo...--.... q
Plato del matrimonlo, por
Guerrero y Sep1lveds,
1 Iomo..-......-- g.
Oaptares de un viejo, por
don Teodoto Guerrero,
tomo. 1,
Ouentos sociales, por Id,
tuu4o. 81
Poesias, por don Antonio
h. Griio, l tomo 500 pa.
Los entremeses (de Oer-
yAa1esl, Z EUmos.. s
La g'taLllla y El amante
liberal, - Id, tomo. z
L&s dos donSeiias y La
nesEa de Ia Saugre &c
hdem, l toino-~-- 2
81 easAaiIruEo 1as Anoso,
dc ldem, tomo.
ViAir acl PaEnaso, poeaias
pof III, / Gomo. .... 2
81 Irloso kxErvmeAo y la
IA iingidA, por iaem, IN
E01ao o.---.----.
glnaa------..--g.. / !
Orlsva del Plaglo CT Mo
jic4 tomo.~....
La LuehA poS el Drxreho,
Fog Po@@aa y Hsrse~, /
s9sAae 80 ~-~ ~-~-~~-~..-
Ia lannracAa &c - m4ygx
Alsn 10 tegelcTAe41a Ac.
s1Als paE Pascla cczrx.
O., ] soEno.-.--...~-
\ ~rFac4oop~ EapA6oln1 J
A1efAS@ams. Esas cen Z.
e@Aaa0 AgEEAh, / Gctnn.
Fkxm@ams L. TAMn Ia EA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
EMPRESA
r .2ORgSESPAHULE CORRROSD DIX Las lhTILLl
y trasportes miIitares
ae Sobrinos dt Herrsfa, Habana.

Los vapores de ests empress efec.
tusrAn su sslida desds este puerto en-
os dias 5, 10, Is, 20 , IS de csdA mes,
> Las 5 de 10 tsrde en- los dlss de labor
d las IL del dia en- los festivos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
Vinos de RUEDky fOROl
qIHTO Y BI.AHC0,
,,as an slLlefs QuI McsEstg.
Al PuRLICO

Aesbsn de recihrse, en- II dsnda IL
q; Osrsia q 20, San jose ndm. ], loa
n sgnifcos y acrsditaaoa vinos tintos
, 6Isneo dc Rnsss y Toro Osst'''s),
. . ss dsssIlan pof botsllas, Ssrrafonssr
susrsos n msdias pipna, 4 pfscios con
vsustouklss.
T1naaes On euants gus In citsda
tienda es 0 dniea .qus recibs tan &C.
ouisitos vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
IE'sasa~s - Dsa Jass gsAswaraa

Cso;ses &C p.@ ds aa i3cAl.
) a<s1a, Yr8s1. ..
Ltc a@AsA A@za. 3 sesxw
zSssaa% %..s~..- .
sl-asa @rsse e. A1a aaakae, .
a1ssss YsSssa. ...~..~.----
al a0AaasaAAaa LAS Asa. 8 eaa
2s1aas ps2aaa -~~~-----
Fss@ss SAL = a11zxASMa> >
axsAsaN seNao -
a @s.sa sxea@ asgg, . So
s1@a SseSs .s-~~--...
- AsaA.@ J 1axAaA, ~z@@.Aam
4e@ @e41a ssH@A -
= assz4s y @@sa &c haal sAsa.
2sA@s &C. . A3sAa. pas
S0s@ y Nsass&@. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
PILDORIS RECQNS4ITUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REvERuN

'rIVle9io exclusive expeddo en- Madrid e de Mayo d
1871, por e Excno Sr Ministro de FOmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.

SaIen los diss 10y 20 los vapores
1us hscsn 81 servicio de Oorfeos.
EldeI diA 10 tocA on Nusvitas, Giba-
~, BArscoa, Guantanamo, Ouua, OAbo
HAitlano y Port-au-Prince Puerto Pls-
%, Ponce, MAyAgnex, AguAdilla y San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al rctorno hara
scala en- los mismos puertos.
El del diS 30 ir& por Nuevitss, N-
barn, Baracoa,, Guantanamo, G Cuba, San.
70 Domingo, Ponce, MAyagues, Aqua.
dillA = Sal Juan de srto-Rico, Wis
niepdo por los mismos puertos.
RetorusTan saliendc de Puerto Rico
90 diss 81 y 8 respectivamsnte; tocs.
rAn en- Onba los dise 30 y ., llegando
& 10 Haiana en- las fechAs correspon
dientes do 4 y lads cAds mes.
NingunO dc estos dos vAporss tosarA
I sp re+orno en- Guantanamo.
LINEA De OAIBARIEN.
Todos los lunsn / las 9 de lA tarde
HalGra a. vapSr Que, tccandO loo nartes
en- la lsaDsis de Sagua, negarA D OAi-
barren los microbes.
RetOrnsrA salisndode ORibarien los
jusves, dsspDes de 10 llegadA del tren
de pAsalsros, con escslA en- SsguA, y
llegArA d In HAbAaa los Visrnss,
Todos los viernes q Las de La tArde
saldrA otfo vspor que tocarA en- Isabel.
de ssgua lOs SabadoA y lsgArk D Oai
oarien los Domigos,
EfectuArA su retorno .eAliepdo de Oai.
barren lOa martes, depu9s de In Ilsgada
ael tren de paAslefos, tOcar& en- SaguA
y llegar& D la Habana los mi6rcoleG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
vAPORES
G0RRzOs-HsR A1oA@s
Oh La rnHPANIA TRASAfLAATIuA
! DE a. LOPEZ o. Co.
4apvioio nara Puerto-Rieo y 10 Hshana'

sALIDAE.-Ds Barcelona loo diss 5 N
ia csda nes.- De Malaga ,sl 7yI-DsOa
ain d 10 5o.--Ds santandsr sl 2O'-Fs b
Coruna el 81.
Ee sxpsDdsn bilIstes dirsctos para Aayagas'
Ponce, Santiago do Cuba, Gibara, N1svisAs'
abanilla dol0n, con trasbordo On Fusr'''
Rico HabaKa.
yfAJK DIRKCTo DEEDK FUHRTO- BIO
ala Coruna b santander,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-13
s.,sdu de- Pxsrso-Ries 81 asa 10 do saSa Wss

&uySdu ae E>&DFD-Ascs - @s" AO "s S"
Sc sxpiesa pasaies de ida vsslta con u
esr oisnto do rebAla.
A Iss fsmilias qus psgusn 10 equfvalenci''
dsl passlas sntsros, % les harA ID rspala de
Is nor cisnto. EstA rsbaIs no 90 apncaoie
,oe billstss do Ida y vaelts.
m u l.sv r. class. On niie mensr dc
.aos en- cads familia, gratis. Los dsmAa me
norss dc 8 aAos 1 dspasajs, do 9 q II aaes nc
sumplidos 1 pasais, dc IL aaoa campiid0s pa
In g.. prsfsrsacia z s. srd!naria. On ma
aasta ahoa gratis. 20 go $3.50
do "a IL aaos l passjs, dc II Asos On Ads'AA
ss pssais enters
xrM MA do Las AK%1&&A@.
vapoz H. l.. vlLLAyERDE
e ID - .
The Progress., 1893-12-09
THE WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY"

OF general hardware and heavy
aud shelf goods is quite extensive
right now and the price has been
placed at low water market by those
members of the great combination
who have entered into compac, to
sell hardware at lower rates to the
buyers. The branch store of this
great combination, ia North Louisi-
ana. is the Southern Hardware Com
pany which has rigldly complied
with every obligation and teaching of
the order.
SO il any ore needs hardware, agri-
cultural implements, mechanics
tools, engines, boilers, cane mills,
gins or general machinery lac will do
best for himself by calling on the
THE SOUTHERN HARDWARE COMPANY.
How about ordering some of those
choice mixed cakes at Lees!
The Progress., 1893-12-09

Like the shadow of a great rock
in weary land' is the spectacle OF
Louisana's Senators standing out in
favor Of sound money for the wage
earners of this country, against all
the wiles Of demagoEism and the
cant of prejudice and ignorance.-B
Il Advocate.
Wait until the people have a chance
TO show their prejudice and lgno-
rance" at the ballot-box, and be sure
they will not select Senators White
and Calfrey as their standard bear Ers
The members Of the Cotton ExchaAge
and the bankers of New Orleans. do
not constitute all the braines III the
Democratic party, neither can they
get many votes in Rapides and sur
rounding parishes. The people will
show the Advocate that the Sound
money" racket is not catching many
suckers. Town Talk.
Fee fo fum-We smell the blood
Of an Irishmaa" Certainly his patri-
otto heart is shedding is last weep,
for the lsellicJse shrek OF the silver
ties. like 1.-The last rose of Summer"
has gone where the woodbine twin
eth" and Bro Mccormick tune now
is the one the jay-bird died by, l,
has been evidenced to the country by
mathematical demonst ration. that
Caffrey and White were right wheu
they "stood out in favor of sound
money for the wage earners of this
country" and Bro. Mccormick knows
it as well as he does that free silver
and UNLIMITED coinage" are bosh and
Tomfoolery. Yet
"a fool convinced against his will
Is of the same opinion still ="
Vermilion Star.
Quite correct as to your poetry
Brother Pipes. and no doubt Bro.
Mccormick has too much sense 10
waste his time. in trying to conviuea
you.
But al Of your funny business
will not be able to lead the fool peo-
pie estray, but they will show their
manhood, independence and-beg
your msjesty's pardon; gosd sense,
by voting for officials who have some
regard for their pledges and a coun
try's needs. which is the free and un-
limited coinage Of silver.
The Progress., 1893-12-09
NO DISPUTE ON THAT SCORE,

The Colfax Chronicle will get no
controversy from rs on its ability to
discern the difference between a lion
and ass, masqueradlng. From that
journals self-satisfed declarations we
are assured that that role is an old
one for it to play, and one needs only
to be but very little of an ass for it to
discover that part of it,
Straddle Cleveland's donkey as
much as you please. neighbor, we Will
not fall out on that account. Ii is
simply matter of taste, you know
"When your heart is bad, and your
head is bad, ana You are bad clean
through, what is neededi" asked a
Sunday school teacher Of her class.
Il know-Ayer's Sarsaparills," spoke
up little girl, whose mother had re
Gently been restored to health by that
med.c.1e.
The Progress., 1893-12-09
A NEW BIRTH AND THE COMING MAN,

On the evening Of the 9th Of No
yembpr was born unto Trca-urer
Pickett and his wife n beautiful girl
baby this child being uumhor % for
the Treasurer.
Captain Pickett married Miss Har
ci-ou, of Tennessee. in 1891. She
bore him nine children aud died at
he birth of her last child in 1873.
Two years afterwards ho married
Nies Carrie Dolcs, of Bossier parish,
la; by her he had eleven children.
tad twins 10y both wives.
|, can be truthrully SAID that he
has fulfilled the preccpts Of the great
book. Napoleon on one occasion,
whom asked who wa- the greatest
woman in France. replied. The WJ-
man that bore the grea'o,t number of
children" But tbs greatest men are
those who take INTO consideration
the want, and ii .ce--'t.c, ~ tao toll
lpg million of "b.,~t Hluucr-.'
The "old gentleman" a, u" .- ia
miliarly termol 10y MS friends. na-
done his duty IN one respect: but hc
has not more than begun the great
wort, that the peop'r .aF' mH ed
ou, r,rhim ae puh'icu.,ar. Frrt,-
wer Pickett Is regarded hy 'ar 'rm-
er~ Of the country apj tine jan"r,rs Of
the cities ~ their only fritui aud
representative in the Iis,er: Potter
administration, aud 1t ia Gu.n- z, hc
their most determined ',iort, a. the
ballot box ia 1896. t. place him at ihe
head of the State government. al
though he is no aspirant for Office and
public life, which has been fully veri-
tied in his past life. He is no politi-
clan and desplses the corruption Of
ring rule and the manner in which
the State government is conducted by
political bossism, and one man cleo
tien law.
Captain Pickett had 10 be urged
aud almo t forced 10y his people TO
accept the position rs State Treasurer
Of Louisiana, the duties of which he
has so faithfully and honestly dis
charged.
Honest John" As the Progressive
Age has dubbed him. will he again
urged by the people to take a step
higher TO the position of governor,
and give them an old-fasbioned Gen
Jackson administration which will re-
store peace and harmony with all the
white people. besides heal can he the
breach that now exist with the masses
Of the State.
Farmers and working men OF Lon
isiana keep your eye upon him. Cap
tain Pickett is the coming man.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

The appointment Of Col. Crandell
TO the postmastership will be lesson
to our young men, that fraud, intlm-
il. .,iou, bribery and open threats t.
shoot ones way to success, is a com
msn liable virtue in politics
The Progress., 1893-12-09
SHREVEPORT LA. DECEMBER, 9. 1893,

state Farmers AlliIur" Directory.
President. John Pickett, Baton
Roure
VIco-Pre,,dent. Ambrose Moutou
Secretary, j. ". Mcfarland. Ho-
mCr
Lecturer. 4. BeuoIt. Monroe.
Chairman Executive Committee. j.
q. Copeland, Aycock, La.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

An honest election law and IA full
and impartial enforcement of our
criminal laws for Louisiana will be
an inducement for both immigration
and capital, at low rate of Interest,
10 come and locate in our borders.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

Class Legislation must be either
uuivar, al or abandoned altogether.
The farmer must go into politics to
acoomulish this, If for nothing else.
The Progress., 1893-12-09
MADAM RuMOR SAYS :

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,i.,.,...., ,,.l,,.l ,,.' ,,,..'..,.. ..........
.,;... = ..,.. g.. -, r.,..,..I
rh., .t ,.,..... .,,.;...4.o
f,rco all Lutc;..,- i,,,.,n, Lr,ldiro
or locality. than groeer-. G,l goods
anon or othor pursuits.
Tint intollioonra sbou, rnj, in al
things and in nothing moro than pol
tics.
That E.on describe a fro.'- bust
in,, in tha attemnt H. a-.rne tine pro.
portions OF an OK. a lesson which au
official could learn to his advantage.
Tha, the ass bray. though loud
,nI frightening. comes from an ami
ma! of well-known stupidity
That the turkey cock has pn impp-
rial strut. but he Is Il fowl Of little
brains fer all that
That tbe i,vi- . b,rd or much
uoi-o aud chatter hut fowl OF uo
p1ovess at last
That puroilar B..cb i- q GOOD
officer
TLot t.,., no,,J., ,,..,.t ..,..r, r,,r
l., L.,,., r;.,... o.l-.:t.,,.l.,,.
mn the frcc market idea
~. Iu.l,.o. I,,r,.r..,., ,,1 ,r...o
. ~ o,Lo.,. ar, Lro,, oei.,r-
..I., ,Lo r,.
Sunday law violator.' Influence.
rho, ro,rlv ovorr ror;.b s.vo Cad.
do. has made record by waging war
ON gambling he.ls aud Sunday law
violating dives.
Tbot q, oloct;op Io,v Which will
guarantee to every intelligent white
vo,or Tho froo ovorc,so of his baIIot
- o,ooF tbo ;,nnora,iva dntia. of tbo
noxt Legislature to enact.
Tbot d,aIir,, IN r,,,rres !. l;copso
,h;.b ,I.o,s ,bo sLoclIos or .orf,lou
-, ,ho Iunl, ,f tba forr,ors
Tho, c.,,o;n Iohr p;ol.tt i ,bo
aoo,,Io., o.,J;,loto ror ,,vor,or
,ba,bor mo des;ros to rup ,r not
Tha, uhon fotbor, ro,o 90 thor
,ooo,, .t ,ho;r boo,,hs,onos ,bon w;I,
u,o;n Lo ooor;oooJ or ,bo fo,oo
and sincerity of their moral doctrines.
That orr novt Ioc;slatura sbould
,oss an ort;-ort;ou I.w
NJ .r:,., ,..,I,
NO rot;t;oned to Grant onr citv the
r;oht to ;ssue bonds for strcat i'm
provoment nurnoses
That the minnov can ontswim the
lion. but he is a creature of little i'm
portance for all that
That an ass can attract attention
anywhere. but it reflects no credit or
himself nor his community when he
does.
That the skunk has few equals il
combat. but neither poetry nor song
is composed i'll its honor.
That Justice becomes completed,
confounded as to her mission, when
she visits our community.
That the banking game gambler
are little afraid Of our officials anC
!
The Progress., 1893-12-09

There is something wrong in our
industrial system when the energetic,
industrious laborer is vainly seeking
bread for himself and family in our
County, OF plenty.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

the laborer is worthy of his hire,
said the Omnipotent One, and 1t Is
time that the farmers aud wage earn
ora we're teaching the politicians so
The Progress., 1893-12-09
y FALL line Of choice teas at Lee's.

II Col \ W. Crandell is given the Pc st
mrsership of NV Orleans, he may
D4 sGLto have acquired it 10y the III
fac cc of his Winchester rifle.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

Blanchard is in favor of silver and
opposed to dealing in futures. which
should eudear him to the hearts of
the farmers and wage earners.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

"Hewers of wood and drawers of
water" for theipreferred classes, will
be the vocation of the farmers and
wage earners as long as the world
lasts, until they learn t. assert their
rights at the ballot-box.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

Our wage earn D., and farmers. a' a
class. are in want today; condition
which shows therels something wrong
in Our industrial system.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

Lle Colfax Chronicle may grow ar
Sarcastic as it can, but its gold pro
cliyilies are autagonistic to ITS peo-
p,e's desires and interests.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

The laborer and farmer are as much
citizeus of the Union as any one, and
are entitled to as mucl care and pro-
lection,
The Progress., 1893-12-09

II i- class Legislation of the bas ST
sort to give bouutieS ON sugar and not
on cotton, wheat and coru.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

O5ctor Cleveland before taking"
Pn5l.c office is public trust. After
taking. Public office is the means of
showing ape's power aud influence.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

In Congress the farmer alone Is
friendlcss and without sufficient intlu-
ence to lend him a helping hand.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

How 40 you IKE the choice mixed
candies and chocolates that Lee Is
selling for 35 Gems per pound!
The Progress., 1893-12-09

Lees line of laundry soap is the
most complete of any in the city and
his prices are the lowest.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

Have you seen the molasses Lee is
selling for 25c per gallon? it is a
daisy.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

Pure sugar-house molasses, direct
from the plantation, at Lees.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

Maple syrup in bulk-strlctly pure
81 per gallon ut Lees.
The Progress., 1893-12-09
EVOLUTION!

The man is still living i'm Shreveport
who. i'm 1866, told me that was the green
est country boy ne ever saw behind dry
goods counter. Five years afterward he
called me Burwell, ten years afterward
he called me Mr.. Ogilvic; in ten years
more he called me captain. and now calls
me colonel-but siill he cannot buy 2jc
worth of goods from me on credit
There are some thugs never forget,
and have never failed TO tell my wife the
same lie the same way the second time,
If repeated TO convince her that had
told her the truth. Your orders for gro
ceres. produce, grain and plantation
supplies solicited. Terms cash. or prompt
payment at maturity, when time is
granted, or your feelings may be wound
ed very deeply if you are 'er, sensitive.
w nd is one thing, money is another.
The Progress., 1893-12-09

How about ordering some of those
choice mixed cakes at Lee s?