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The Republican journal., 1893-07-06

Hav'. you ceases, to care for il,r. Adele 4
came earlier this AFTERNOON, and Nafl d,t NOT
.c}tn i0ok glAd tN see lii.. .'IuG++d nm
1#d to ~ Nun Bnt this l. m# hoil tai
resting llN features FROM all eNtrrsslteil.
Bucslen'> Arnca salye.
lHE BEsl SALNE IA fise WGrtd fpr cut~
Bruises. Sores. liieers Salt Rhning F,-v-1
Sores. Tetter Cb;tppe'l Hands Chiihlalis
Corlls. and AL Skin EruptiollS. and positive
guaranteed % give perfect satisfaction. ~
money refunded 'rce - cents npr box
For Sale ~ K. II. Moody.
FIRST Artist well. old man, how , bus
iuesS2 Second Artist. "oil, splendid Got
a commission this morning from a milli0n-
are. Wants MS children painted very bat
II. First Artist (pleasantlv.) well, nay
boy, you re the very man for the job
DALToN's SARsAPARILA AND NERVE
Tonic BEST oS EARTH. PLEASANT ToIAkE
SURE TO CURE.
"Yon made a great deal of noise. talking
a. yourself last night" True: but | was
only going over the mpromptu speech am
70 deliver tonight in acknowledgem Of
a surprise present Of a gold watch
Icons LIVER GRANuLER CURES ISp1GEs-
TIoN.
Irate Laundress '.You told ne. sir. that
all had TO DO was TO leave the tahlecloth
outside daring the night, and the fruit stains
would disappear. Well, did So last night n
"Ah then tht stains s.No, Ii was the
tabltcluth that dIsappeared,"
Niles Nerve Il Liver pills.
Act on new eiple-regulating tile
liver stomach ana bowels Mro,,,Nt The nerves.
"A new discovery. Or. Miles Pills speedily
cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver.
plies, constipation. Unequaed for men,
women. children Smallest nilNrst. sur
est 80, doses, - as. Samples Free. III II.
II MVodv's Drug Store.
Ten t. one yon don't see me tomorrow, .
said the doctor ehcerily to his new patient.
"WhN not doctpr" whispered tie Com
sunptiNe. "Th"se are NY ofhce hours, e.
planned the ligllt-lninded physician.
Sow to Become Fle,hy.
pr Mites Nervne not onl1 ,.rlre, ali lItry-
''n> diseases, headache, blues. men Nnus pros
tratlon. sletple>>neSs. neuralgia, ST Nitu>
dance, tits and hysteria, hat also builds up
tue h"tiN 4 an pleased to say that after
wears ot intense suffering with nervous dis
ease, headache ANA E,rpstratj"m tried Dr.
Miles Restorative Nervne, and III Two weeks
gained eight pounds in weight. | could not
lie down 10 sleep, but now sleep perfectly
easy, and am still improving Wonderfully.
Cannot SAY enough for the NerNint.MKs.
l.. b. WILLARD, Dunkirk y. ~ Z" one
customer used Nervine and gained fifteen
pounds in flesh says BRowN x MAYBuKY
Cortland, y. y" Trial bottles and elegant
book free at r. H. Moodys
Bucktown. 'Afterthoughts arr. best. .
Pat "Ils sorr. Sure. an IA wise man is
wan that always has his aftertnoushts first
Of all''
Admitted the Facts.
Newspaper editors have to be very careful
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
NOTICE..

HAVING sold out my clothing business and
Ill being about to leave the State l request all
persons indebted to me to make immediate pay
nent to Emery Boar,lman, ESQ.
MRS. q. W. HANEY.
Belfast MAY /, Sg3.-tf Is
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06

USE Icons LIVER GRANrLEK FOR SICK
HEADACHE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-01
MRS. SUSAN r. SMITH
Aged 80 Years. Oldest Citizen Of Winthrop
Died Tuesday Morning.

WiSrHRor, Jan. 81 Special Mrs.
Susan Randall Smith, the oldest resident
died here this morning in her 93d year.
Mrs. Smith was born in Easton, Mass
Sept. II. 1900. Was married to Timothy
Smith of Scion, Feb. 1928. After her
marriage she settled in Solon, where she
ited until the death of her husband, Aug.
lSs9. having passed 81 wears of happy
married hfe. Four children, +. G. 7.
smith of Diamond island. Portland,
Timothy Smith, Scion, Mrs. Adams. wife
of Rev. Z. T. ADAMS. Winthrop, anl Regis
ter of Probate Il. Il. Smith of Augusta,
survive her. For the last few years Mrs.
Smith has been in very feeble health and has
been lovingly and tenderiy cared for in the
family of Rev. +. 7. Adams of Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-01

Seme people are holly indifferent to the
cd. ect of the sudden changes in the physical
condition of the atmosphere. Whether cold
or warm. damp or dry they will go out of
doors without making any change in their
apparel. The consequence is, a heavy coll
IS contracted. What would become of such
tl,ougltlcss people without DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup:
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HAD TROUBLE WITH MEN.
So He LEI, the Camp and Tried TO End Ms
Life

Ifnttrux. Ian. 3l.-Elmer Shield of
Linnens, aged D years, cook at Sincock 5
camp, on Drew's lake hal trouble Nth the
men. came ont of the woods Monday night
and shot himself Tuesday forenoon, a;
Fowlcrs boarding house. His chance for
life is even. Shields is unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-01

BA>ooR. Jan.3l The Pcnobscot county
bar this afternoon adopted unanimously a
resolution in opposition to the bill presented
in the Legislature TO enlarge the scope of
the Bangor municipal court to include nat
uralization cases aud other matters. The
bar will draft bill giving jurisdiction TO
the supreme and superior courts only in
naturalization cases.
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fContinned on 4th page. I

Fox hunters who have headquarters in
the saddle" and all who delight in riding
borse-back or in 'tholding the ribbons be-
hind stylish team, will doubtless be
pleased 70 learn that Saiv stion Oil will read
ily heal saddle gals and gals from the coll
lar or traces, so that the cliafed animal
rce,i no, hsye to stop work. II should BE-
s.pt in every stable. % cts. Al all deal
er~,
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STATE NEWS.


: Sll"-Wlt n
The officers of Eggcmoggin Lodge. No.
~, F. 4. NJ. were installed by +. NJ,
Warren Wells of Brool,line. Wednesday
evening. Ian. p. William i. Wilson is
master. \ supper was served by the ladies'
of the Public Improvement Society. -
officers OF Doherty Lodge, No. %, \. O,
L. W, were installed saturday evening
Jan. II, by y. q. NJ w, George II. ilig-
gins of Ellsworth. Vets II. Cain is mas
Ter workman. \ banquet followed.
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PoRrlANp, Jan, 3l.-The superb Lake
Auburn Mineral Spring Hotel six miles from
Auburn. was burned tonight. 1t cos'
$50 600; supposed to he fully insured. Il
has been in litigation for two years and was
elosed, though lately bought by Bostor
sydieate and all claims settled.
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MEMS NUG6e rs.


Zante, Greece, was destroyed by an
earthquake Tuesday, many persons being
Killed and injured.
The national Senate pissed the anti
option bill Tuesday.
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FAIR mo WARNER.

WAsnixeros. Jan. si,-For New
England. generally fair, warmer wednes-
lay, eolisr Thursday. variable winds,
shifting Il, s.sutheasteriy.
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TrEspAy, Jan. 81.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in
concurrence.
Rt,p tNr AssIGNrp.
House document No. Is Resolve in
| favor of town Of Clinton; assigned Wcdncs-
day next week.
, House document No. l2.-hn act TO in
| corporate the Portland & Yarmouth Flee
ric Railway Go. on motion of Mr.. Wool-
i bury of Dccring This bill was lai on the
table pending its third fesding.
House document No. II Bill IN act to
provide in part for the expenditures of the
government.
House document No. tl-An act to rcg-
ai'tc the packing and sale of domestic sar-
dimes. On motion Of Mr.. Lawrence Of
! i.ubcc The rules were suspended and this
bill was passed TO be engros,cs'.
An net to prohibit the taking of fish from
Wcbhs pond, its tributaries and outlets in
| Franklin county.
PgrItioxs, BiLLs, Er-nLyrs, fr,., Png-
SrSrHb ASP RfftHHrp,
.lrpitIAgY.
ny NIts ~ tf""tNf VI ilSubN an aft
to amend chap. III of the Private and
Special Laws Of 1891 relating to the Lisbon
Fails Water Co. and to change lis name
BY Mr.. Fovics of Drrcs He l3ill an aet
10 authorize the town of ofnryillc to refund
It's debt.
By Mr.. Parker of Danfortli---i'ctition to
allow the constables at Nanccboro 10 serve
civil prccepis to the amount of ,.,00--witl,
/ accompanying bill.
/ by Mr.. Fowlcs of Drueville--peti,ion Of
r. W. kenney and 10 oilsrr. of Orpville
asking for legislation making valid the do
ings of the municipal officers Of said town.
BY Mr. Weeks of Obi Fo~n-- Bill an act
10 amenl an &C, entitled sn act to establish
the Dld Town municipal court also, peti-
ton Of T. IL. iIi.l and I others. to set OF
tosnship No. 80, otherwise called Hancock
Tannery, and annex the ss.nm TO penobscot
county.
By Mr.. Carleton of -i,emon-
.tranec Of II. VI Bean and % others against
granting Camden Village corporation the
right TO raise $50 900 for builling q haih
By Mr.. Bowman Of DISQUALIFICATION to
amend TIA charter OF ihc Wavcrly
Wooden Go.
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gosrox, Jan. 3i.--For New Engiand
Wednesday, cloudy. light rain in the after.
noon and evening. winds varying TO south.
east warmer.
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suwI.cs. vssssflEs. / ca,
INVESTMENTS.
We offer the following desirable Invest

we 0Her the following 'ifAirh8ie IHstN-
Maine Central per cent CONSOLIDATED
Mortgage Bonds, due 1912.
Maine Central 4 IL per cent improve
ment Bonds due 1915.
Knox and Lincoln Railway ) per eeni
Improvement Bonds due 1871, gnaran-
teed principal and interest by the Maine
Central.
Rnmford Falls Railway ) per cent
First Mortgage Extension Bonds due
1912.
Rockland. ThomastOn and Camden
Street Railway 5 per cent First Mort
gage Bonds due 1922.
Union Electric Railway Company
First Mortgage q per eent Bonds due
1922. {of Saratoga Springs, New York &.
Athol Mass Water Company . per
cent First Mortgage Bonds due 1919
works built In 1875, gravity system.
Camden 4 KOckland Water company
41.2 per cent Mortgage BOMBS due 1917.
Portland L. Ogienburg Railway stock.
Div yidends guaranteed and paid quar-
terly direct to the stoekhoiaer by tb,
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway company Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi
annually direct to the stockholders b.,
the Maine Central.
FRED E. RICHARDS & CO.,
% EXCHANGE STREET.
PORTLAND, MAINE.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE

Itl, ussiessigu.-d hereby give ao,iee that the,
viii rctitisn til. usxt Legislature to grant s1i,h
and their s4sSDgisis charters 10 aiiiid aans i,ls
m,k, tmpFuYensrnts for driving lnss tie Nsrti
Branch os Penohscot river. IN Township ,, X =
W T. T.. :; in I. q, L. L, " = L. ;. In r. o, X.
Is w. 4. L. :. &af on Norris Brock. ~ SAIL
townships 5. r. Il. " r.. &. y; x. II. W u. L.
S:SH Is W. r. l. $. g &. ia. W, Il. l. =: ans
) X. 10. w. Il. l.. :. Also on the icadwaicrs ei
Baker Lake. in Townships 4, u u. w z. l.. ;,
and T. s. X. ~ ". +. l.. :. aud 6. L. u. W r.. J.
: An being tributaries of said Haker Lake,
which lake + situated 10 T. r. Il. W. T. L. >.
and The stream to be ihsprosed being known y
part OF the distance IS Woboosioock stream als'
On f,,e headgaters OF the tributaries Of nN,ic
Brook in + 5, r. 20. ". f. L. s, and ), X. u. "
Z. L. s., and collect reasonable tolls on ali log
passing through, or benefited by said dasa>.
DANIEL +. DAVIS.
ssases. Dss / ~ s'ssda
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HOUSE.

TrEsI,,y, Jan. 81.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from ihe Senate disposed Of in
concurrence
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Snonr Fi.mrrlss Ayp GANa.
ISl,sp FisueKIEs ,Sp G,nr.

BY Mr.. Ames of Washington Petition
Of $. n Tobey and oihers of Maehiaspor'
for amendment of chap. go of the Private
and Special Laws of 1891, relating to fish
cries and game also of Ira II. Jones aml
others of Cooper for the same.
By Mr. Hill of kenncbec-Biii an act tl
regulate the taking of fish and game hf
non-resiients of this State.
By Mr.. Shaw of Aroostook-Bifl an aci
20 prohibit the taking of fisl, in Drew
lake in Aroostook county for the term oi
three years.
BY Mr. Holman Of Franklin-Petitio Of
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BY Mr. Deering of York-BiIl an act 10
incorporate the Dssipee River Electric
Railroad, Light and Power Co; also bill
an act to Incorporate the Atlantic Shore
Electric Railroad Co,
By Mr., Mr.. Ycrsey of GENERALIZATION
of l. iward l.. Paris for charter for an
electric railroad from South Paris TO pari,
Hill
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Mr.. Presilent-We are assembled here
under the shadow of a national grief.
Five times within as many weeks, tllc
tidingS have been borne to rs of the dea,
of some one Of our distinguished men OF
this nation Bishop Brooks, Ex-Pre si,len'
Hayes, Gen. Butler and Judge Lamar of
the supreme court of the United States
have passed from mortal sight; and now
our hearts almost cease their beatings rs
we realize that yesterday was laid to resi-
our illustrious statesman and fellow citi-
zen, prefer to speak of him simply as
Mr.. Blaine for no titles of distinction can
honor to him new; for in his death We real
izc with binding force that
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TrEspsl. January 81. i,s.;.
he Senate was called 20 orler by th.
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Distributing Agents, s.I Grand Ave-. New
Haven, q. These genuine Indian Eenes.ies are
90, pcdsiled but are sold Mt all drug storss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-30

blar de polftica, y vivid tranquilo por mi :.
Nunca olvidars que por vos me llamo En-
rique De la Tour Vaudieu.
Ell Duque lanzo un suspiro, el jovsu
dJo, para cambiar de conversation
-Ienfa que preguntaros 81 os habials
ocupado en- el asunto de mi amigo Esteban
Loriot.
i All de ese joven medieo euyo nom
bre es tan ridiculo.-
-Acaso sea ridfculo su nombre; mas Es-
teban es un Joven de mucho talento y de
gran corazon.---
-Debe ser asl cuando os interesais por
el---- Pues blen, aver liable en- su favor !:
pero ciento no poder daros hoy buenas no
ticiss- ----
Els decir, que la plaza de medico segun-
do jefe del hospital de Beaujon, que yo so
licitaba para el.--.
Sc concedi6 hace tres dias uno de los
opositores.
-Lo siento en- el alma. " que obje-
cion Sc ha presentado en- su contra g..
Una sola su edad.
Els cierto que tiene veintiun amos, no Sc
concioe que IN joven pueda saber tanto CO.
mo un hombre de treinta. - Sin embargo,
para ciertas naturalezas privilegiadas, los
amos de trabajo son dobles. - Esteban tie
ne la ciencia de un viejo.
i All! Dios .mio, yo no discuto su merito
pero me gustar1a mas veros con amigos de
vuestro rango- Con jovenes de vuestra
alcurnia.
-Esteban, padre mio, es hijo de un an
tiguo soldado muerto en- Argel. -. en- ell
campo de batala.
-Lo se.--- 10 se-----dijo el Duque
sonriendo con desden ;-fue recogido por
su ito - IN cochero de facre
I'm hom bre honrado, un coraz6n ge-
neroso, puesto que con sus humides recur-
sos ha encontrado medic de dar a su sobri-
no una educaci6n igual la que yo he reci-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-30
FO TIN us
JAvrER DE MoNTRPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Versi01s castelEdnd.
PRIMERA PARTE
ABEL BERTA
JAvIER DE MoNTRPfN
XIV
(ContsnuGci6n)

No, senor---- Abogo en- un proceso
de adulterio por una pobre mujer. :. cul-
pable, es cierto, pero quien la odiosa con-
ducta de gu marido ofrece casi disculpa.
En- buen bora. Prefero mil veces esta
causa la que sostuvisteis hace dos dlas.
i All sabeis ESQ padre o-..---dijo
Enrique algo confuse.
-Yo se cuanto os concierne. No podia
ignorar que habfais prestado el apoyo de
vuestra palabra uno de esos periodistas
que, hacienda de 81 pluma una arma enve-
nenada, pretenden gobernar el Estado y
sustituir sus opiniones subversivas las del
Soberano y los grandes cuerpos constitui-
dos.
Diganos de paso que Jorge de la Tour
Vaudieu SO habfa undo al Imperio, cual 10
hizo en- otro tempo la dinastfa de Julio,
10 que le hsbia Waldo ell titulo de senador
y los emolumentos anexos ese t1tulo.
-continuo-tuvisteis la funesta ha-
bilidad de obtener para aquel una escanda
losa absolucion. -. No os felicito, Enrique.
Sc hablaba aver de clio en- los cfrculos muy
elevados, 80 deporaba vuestra condueta.-
Os 10 pido con insistencia, hijo mlo; no CO.
metals mas esas ligerezas, de las que Sc po
drfa injustamente hacerme responsible.
-Siento infinite haberos disgustado. pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-30

dre mfo-rsspondi6 Enrique ;--pero no COM
prendo bien como podeis ser vos response
bic de mi conducta, cualquiera que sea.
---SerA una injusticis, os 10 repito -dijo
el Duque ;-pero estoy en- una posici6n de-
mesiado eevada para no tener muchos en-
vidiosos, y por conseeuencia muchos enemi-
gos.. Recordad, Enrique, que me he con-
sagrado al imperio, que tiene derecho mi
adhesion & la de los mfog. - es precise
hacsr olvidar que mi hermano mayor yo
nisno hemos sido defensores ardientes de
la rnonarqu1a legftima primero, del trono
de Julio despues Evitad compromete-
ros comprometerme-
Padre mfo, he abogado seg1n mi con-
ciencia.
Sea pero vuestra conciencia no os i'm
pide callaros. iSois un La Tour Vau
hacer que perdi6seis.---.
i Que, padre mfo ?-interrumpio Enri-
oue.--s La estimation de las personas hon
radas No 10 creo. Mi cliente habia emit
do una opinion sincera en- su periodieo, que
NADIA tenfa de subversiva- Yo no podia
rehusarle la ayuda que de mi necesita ba.--
Ell abogado un sacerdote- - pert
todo el muDdo. y sobre todo al acusa-
do que considera inocente. - Mi defendi-
do estaba en- este case, el tribunal Sc ha
convencido de clio por mis- palabras ha
respondido con un no hi Iugor al minis terio
p1blico.
i Hizo NAL i-exclamo ell Duque.
-Permitidme, senor, que 20 no 10 crea
asi.
% De d6nde habeis tornado esas opinio-
nes tan distintas de las mlas -. Acaso
ell Condo de Lilliers es quien os las inspira9
-Respeto estimo al senor de Lilliers,
a quien vos estimais tambien, padre mio,
puesto que buscais su alianza pensaade
unrme en- matrimonio con su hija; pero
respecto opiniones, solo tomo consoles de
mi mismo- - Os suplioo que evitemos ha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-30
/ ESQ es bello. padre mio / ESQ es

bido. ESQ es bello. padre mio ESQ es
soberbio Y conmovedor!
Sin duda, pero me parecfa demasiado
enthusiastic por vuestras amistades. Sois Io-
ven, estais lleno de ardor y de inexperien-
cia- - Els muy probable one despu6s de
nj, la bondad del Soberano os de IN lugar
Cd el Ssnado; pero serfa precise MERCER
favor tan alto Bastante es va peusar en-
casarse con una mujer, cuyo padre sc sien-
ia en- la Camara en- los bancos de la oposi-
ci6n-
-Os lame la atencion sobre este, padre
mio- interrumpio Enrique. inicias-
tels La idea de ese matrimonio-
-Porque saba que estabais enanor ado
de la senorita de Lilliers, que es una ioven
encantadora, yo no quiero contrariar
vuestros sentimientos.
q En- amor ?-dijo Enrique sonriendose.
Nj a1n en- polftica-prosgui6 ell duque,
sonriendose & su vez. Con la edad So mo-
di6caran vuestras opiniones
-Lo dudo, padre mfo.
y 20 estoy SECURE de ello.--- Esta con-
versacion Sc ha dilatado algo---- os dejo.
Volveremos vernos la bora de conner.
--Esta bien, padre mfo- ---.i All ! una pre-
gunta.--- = No 1bais hoy al cementerio de
Montparnasse
FL Duque Sc estremeci6 igeramente.
-Vengo de all1-respondio.
"a que tai el sepulcro ell de la sonora
Duquesa?
--Todo esta conclude.
Hoy mismo ire a orar por a1ueHa
quien llamaba mi madre, llevarle flores
El padre y Ell hijo Sc separaron. Jorge de
la Tour Vaudieu subio al cupe que lie espe-
raba en- Ell peristilo del palacio.
"a A donde va ell senior Duque 9-pre
gunt6 81 lacayo.
Al cafe Ingl6s- : pero antes la of
Gina de Correos de la calle de Bourgogne.
81 carruaje Sc detuvo en- ell punto indica-
cado ell senor de la Tour-Vaudieu baio, Y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-30
LUIS GAUTIER Y QUESADA
PROCURADOR

Ofrece a sus clientes al p6blico en, ge-
DeIicfas, bajos de la casa que habita don
Manuel Toro Lara, donde podran enten
derse con 81 indistintamente, con dor.
Tomas Monsanto para las gestiones de
cuantos asuntos quieran confarles pues que
al efeoto cuenta con la cooperation de di
cho eenor para la mayor prontitud en- e
despacho diligencias de aquellos asuntor
va sean dentro dc la poblacion 6 fuera de
ella de caraoter particular privado, va
en- fin para ante cualquier Tribunal, O6cina
Corporation del Estado, Ia Provincial el
Muncipio,
P. Ponce. Agosto a de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-30

81 mismo deposit6 en- Ell buz6n Ia cafta diri-
gida Thefer, inspector de la brigada de
Seguridad en- la Prefecture do policfa.
Enrique almorz6 la ligera, sali6 & pie,
y cuando legaba al palacio del carrouseI,
ooyo que 10 llamaban por su nonbre, y So
detuvo.
A Ia vez un 6acre par6 cerca de el arri-
rnandose 4 la acera. Tn ioven descendi6 del
hacre, y ell coehero, quitandose 81 sombrero,
exclamo:
i Salud, senior Enrique Sabeis que
hoy tengo suerteg Llevo mi GAIA, en- mi
famoso n1mero 13, Ia gloria futura de la
Facultad de Medicina = Por ESQ Trompeta
y RigoIeto tienen piernas hoy, las pobres
bestias, para dar ounce Y raya al expreso
de Marsella.
-Buenos dias, senor Loriot-dijo Enri-
que, sonrendose de la prosa metaf6rica del
cochero, y tendiendo la mano al joyen.
Este, bizarre muchacho de veintiun amos
de cabellos y ojos negros, de rostro energi-
CO dulce la vez, era Esteban Loriot.
Pedro, su ito, recio hOmbrachon de unos
cincuenta amos, tenia una 6sonom1a franca,
ojos vivos labios gruesos, donde juguetea-
ba una sonrisa jovial.
-Querido Esteban-dijo Enrique al me-
dico-hubiera lido esta tarde verte, por-
que acabo de hablar de tt con MI padre
"a Ell senor Duque ha tenido Ia bondad
de ocuparse de mi?-pregunt6 el joven.-
ha alcanzado algog
No, por desgracia-- y estoy desolado-.
Esteban Loriot Sc puso palido.
-Es decir que otro opositor SO ha lleva-
do la plaza.
--Sf, amigo milo, a1n antes de que nj
padre pudiese apoyar tn demaada. Guam
do hablo, va todo estaba hecho.
Ri jcven medico bajo la cabeza con desa-
liento, y Pedro Loriot, que habia dido des-
de Ell pescante:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-30

LA COMERIENA
F A B r ICA DE TABACOS
De SANCHEZ & HERMANO
COMERTO
Diciemore 8 de 1892.

FL creciene que vienen dpenando fumadores
gusto abaco eaboado fabrca
la de hacer elogio de dchos productos
Conocidas las bondades del abaco
eaboracon solo radca
de la pvada que da la ejor hoja del pals
reaconados los
Gil adqurr e abaco de meor cadad que que enpeaos
ofrecemos nuestros consumidores
Hoy ienen estos la ocas6n de fumar Ell egtmo
Comeo bre de ezcla de procedencas
do las diversas vtolas de La CoaERIENA Pyaba
Dep6stos ciudad Casa de los f. FernAn
c. Plaza del Mercado-Idem Pedro Hedia Plaza
de Las Delcas
P
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-30
ROBERTO GRAHAM
INGR RNIRRo
Ponce, Paerto-Rieo

heprssentante de los senores Maniove
Alliet q CO, iugeniaros manufactureros y
espeeialistas en- toda Glaze de maquinarias
para haclendss de cshs Ia fabrication de
ag6car.
Pidsnss interuss, yuso I, 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-30
80 FAMILIAS !!
AGElClA GENERAL DE NEGOCIOS

DE s. DEL vALLE
PLAZA DE Las DELICIAS
Dsrecci6tl te1egrdtfca VALLRsoRIANo.
Ofrece s'ts seruicioS al pstJlico, garars
tisa'ado las naGores q nsds rdpidas ges-
tones e;s los osu'stos que Sc Ee conf1e5'.
Mayo II de 1893.