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Inc racine Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany has filed suit against the cltv and county
OF San francisco 10 recover S301S 68 due for
telephone hire.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

- plymouth Congregation al Church
ls>S Post street, between Buchanan and Web.
ster-ReY. w. D. Williams, u. d. pastor. Resi-
dence, i719 Post street. Telephone 1885 Preach
ing at II A. NJ. and AS p NJ Sunday-scho at
$3.50 a. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Junior Endeavor,
T. NJ. Christian Endeavor. $3.50 p NJ Prayer
meeting. Wednesday at 80 p. NJ Morning SER
mon. Christ and the Believer" Evening sermon,
"Ihe FINAL victory" Good singing. Strangers
"eicome
- Howard Presbyterian Church, Mis-
W. sion 81. near Third-The pastor. Rev. Ken
meth j. Duncan. will pre- at IL A. M and at AS
p NJ Evening address second of series on great
men with great ideas. Lincoln and the Race
frob.em" Sunday-school at 9 80 A. NJ. and II 30
p NJ Young Peoples Society of Oh, istian En-
deavor at 80 p. NJ PRAYER meeting on Wednes
day evening at z 4o o'clock. All kindly invited
TO these services.
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H First Methodist Episcopal Church

- First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Powell ST., oct. Washington and Jackson
Rev. i. II. Woodward pastor, residence 1914
washington st. Preaching at II A. NJ. by the pa s.
tor Evening. at al O'Clock there will be patri-
otic concert by Sunday school, entitled, "Colnm-
bias Defenses" The music, recitatons aud flag
decorations will be excellent. Classes 10 A. NJ.
dZ;5O r. NJ, 80 P. ", P. N. Epworth League
$3.50 P. N. Monday, 7 AS p NJ, meeting for Heart
Purity. Tuesday, :45 P. M, official board;
wednesday, 7:45 NJ, general prayer meeting.
Thursday 7:45 P. NJ, classes s, and z. Seats
free: ushers
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&c simpson Memorial Meth od st Epis-
- copai Church, cor. Hayes ana Buchanan SITS.
ReN: A. Z. Htrst d. pastor. Residence. 4S5
buchanan st.-Preaching at IL a. NJ. and 7:45
r. NJ Ihe pastor will preach at both services.
SUBJECT for morning, The Pathway of Power"
Saerament of the Lords supper after sermon.
SUBJECT Tor the evening, Saving the Life" Song
service and Sunday school at 1890 P. NJ, c. Il.
feTkins superintendent. Epworth League service
az D 80 ?. NJ. The seats in this church are free.
me public cordially invited to all The services
Cshers In attendance. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at AS O'Clock. je3 2tF
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Van Ness Avenue Methodist Epis-
- copal Church, Van Ness ave, bet Bush ana
I !ns sts-Rey. Samuel Hirst pastor (residence
n 20 push ST.; telephone 21Sl). The pastor will
II 80, c. A. MaydwelI superintendent. Young
Ieopies meeting at $3.50 P. NJ Peoples prayer
ineetlng on Wednesday evening at 7:45 O'Clock;
special singing. hearty welcome to all. ]
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Howard-St. Methodist Episcopal
-. Chureh, bet Second and Third sts., 2 blocks
orl faIace Hotel-Rev. W. W. Case, DID, pastor.
eastors residence, 2026 Howard ST. Telephone
oV59. Professor Martin Schultz musical director
a; NJ over. Sunday school superintendent. Hours
20 pupnc services. II A. NJ. and 7 45 P. NJ. Sunday
oeuooI az l2:5O. Pastors Bible class u 80 Ep-
worth League, GAS Sunday evening. subject OF
aio I ning sermon: Christian Baptism-Subject
anu MODE" Subject of evening sermon: The
MW9 3rs OF the Liquor Traffic. and How TO Deal
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SITUATIONS WANTED = CONTINUED.
MAN AND WIFE WISH Position IN HOT Il
w or institution together: both good cooks.
and wife can do laundry work and wait at tab e.;
position ranch not Objectionable; refer enc es
if required. Address los broadway. lel 3t*
COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED BOOK
~ keeper desires or hours work day. or l
or days week. keeping the books of a small
concern. J. T. j.. box so. this office my2T tt
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DARTNER WITH $50 FOR SHOW BUSINESS
L which is complete for the road guarantee 81 90
per month Cali bet. l and p. n. to-day. at IL
Eddy ST., room 2.
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" ANTED-A GOOD AND SOBER DYER;
good wages and steady work. 1857 1 ST..
Fresno, Cal. je2 2t$
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CEAMEN ORDINARY SEAMEN FOR
- Europe; all parts of the world Call 1903
Montgomery ave. jel It's
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"A ANTED-TO-DAY A RELIABLE MAN FOR
~ office and outside work: must have S2OL aud
be satisfied with $75 per month S731a Market
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CHURCH Nor1cEs-Co>TINUED.

80 FIRST Pres byterian Church, C"r, OF
van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-Rev.
Ho6ert Mackenzie. d D.. pastor. Rev. Walter D..
NIchoias associate pastor. Mr.. Nicholas viii
pIeaeh AT IL A. NJ. and 7:45 p. Sundsy-school
az u: 45 P. NJ, Mr.. j. g. Cbown superintendent
Dung Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
a. a. o:5O r N. Prayer meeting "Wednesday even
ing al :45 O'Clock. All welcome to these ser
vices.
- Central Methodist Episcopal Church
= mission St. bet Sixth and Seventh-Rev.
f. H. pine. D.. pastor: residence 1910 Mission
neF. ihomas tilben. pastor California ST.
Stnurch VIII preach at II A.. n. In the evening
sne PASTOR DR. Ollie, VIII give the last lecture OF
on the Bible IN the nineteenth century; sub
IT, IT,, Christ aud Modern Thought" Query-box
s Ueaore sermon. Sunday-schoOl (Wllliam Abbott,
ings at $50 p N Prsxer p meet,pe WeSnesdav
evening. All welcome
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HABBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY AND
ID Sunday at 3l71a Third ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE WANTED-wILL TAKE 1925
in furniture as part payment on a $3.50 piano
piano never been in use. A. Is. c., box % Cal
OBce mv9S -
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~ Fourth st.
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EST IN CITY-SINGLE ROOMS, IS 20 AND
20 cents per night: 81, 81 %, 81 so per week.
Pacific House, Commercial and Leidesdorf mf7 II
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DOR SALE-BARBER-S OF . CHAIRS IN
l. Petaluma: finely fitted: other bust
ness; to sell at once will sell low. Address
Arcade shaving parlor, Petaluma Cal my3O It's
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BARBER FOR SATURDAY EVENING AND
- Sunday. 335 Fifth
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PARTNERS WANTED.

W ANTED - PARTNER WITH $1,000 IN
~ wine garden in the country; good business for
right man; references required. Address THIS
office. ie3 7tk
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"a ANTED-A STRONG BOY TO WORK IN
" grocery store 1Ol Ninth ST
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RARBER FOR SATURDAY. l05 FOURTH ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EDSS Notice. bandOned Chill dren in TIN q
U.s. Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum since Jan
uary !, 1892; Mary Gore January !, 1892. age 9
years; Lillian hammond, January 9, 1892, age 9
years: Amilda McNight, February II, 1892, age Z
years; Margaret Mc(ioughIin, March 10, 1892
age 10 years: Katherine McGloughlin. March 10,
1892. age years; Marie Silva. June l, 1892. age
years; Agnes Antonelli, June IL, 1892. 8
years ie2 lot
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BARBER SATURDAY AND SUNDAY; WAGES
ID So 1872 Third ST
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1ll 000 MEN WANTED TO LOAN MONEY
IOO.OOO on all articles at low rates: square
dehling. UNCLE JACOBS, 6l3 Pacific st. auI Il
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BARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY; IS.
- 9O912 Illinois 81. Potrero.
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ROOMS WANTED.

" ANTED BY YOUNG MARRIED CoUPLE-2
- nice furnished sunny housekeeping rooms
with bath and gas. in private family German pre-,
ferred; convenient to MONTGOMERY ana Clay SITS
state location and price. Address j., box 55. this
Office. ie2
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FURNITURE WANTED.

A UCTIONEER - WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD D.
y 543 California ST., near Kearny; 20 years IN
tie business buys, sells and rents furnished
houses. ny3l If
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR NEW AND SEC
Ii ond-haud furniture by j. GUIRK. general
auctioneer. Us Eifth. Mission: sen postaL6 Z
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Help wASTEp-coNr1NUED.

GooD BARBER SATURDAY. IA TURK ST.
=
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SECOND COOK. $40; DISHwASHER SMALL.
- country hotel. $25; 10 hotel COOKS S35 $40
ana sou: hotel wa tiers. $50 and S35 boy to DO
chores around hotel, 8; German young man to
make beds and assist generally around hotel $50
to SO. X. T. WARD & CO.. COS and 6l0 Clay stl
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MALE HELP WANTED.

M ACHINE-DRILLER FOR A QUARRY, 50 so
w per day; farmer and wife for Paso Robes:
man and wife for private family. $50: 3 Ger.
man or scandinavian farmers. S26 and harvest
wages: ] 90 farmers. haymakers, vinevardists
etc. 81 % per day and beard and $50 per month: :
Irish sectlon-hands. ST. 10 day; newer for the
woods, $50: 10 woodchoppers, 81 so per cord. r.
r. WARD & CO., sos and 10 CLAW ST
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0S0iMEN-2 FRESH CAL. EGGS, sc: COFFEE,
ZOOhot cakes and syrup sc, at IA Fourth st. Is
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l{ARBFR FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
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. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY AND
= qualify for goodpaying positions CALIFOR-
MA TELEGRAPH Co. Kearny ST. cor Clay. 20 It
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

* ANTED-FIRST-CLASS COOK, $40; PROT
u estant chanbermaid and seamstress. S25; 4
German, French and Protestant second girls. S2O:
2 chamDermalds assist waiting, $40: mattresses.
hotels, etc, $40 and S25, and a large number OF
girls for ali kinds of work in city and country. j.
CROSETr e. Sutter /
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CINGLE ROOMS. l212C A Nigh 75C A WEEK,
. Lindeil House Sixth and Howard SITS. my26 IT
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COOK AMERICAN FAMILY, $50: GERMAN
" waitress s25, short distance: chambermaids
and mattresses, $50 and $25 hotels. see parties
here this morning: hotel cooks. $50 and $50;
boarding house cook. $50; 10 housework girls
city and country, SIS to $50. Apply MISS Gull
LEN, 105 stockton ST.. room 2.
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FURNISHED HOUSE IN BELvEDERE WANT
! ed by a responsible party; no children ID
dress with full particulars House. box O9. Call
Branch ONCE les St<
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VA ANTED-CoOK, PRIVATE FAMILY, $50:
w German second girl, $50; 2 girls for general
homework, Alameda $40 each; girl for house
RAKER 2O6 Powell ST
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A Substitute for Weather in COnVer'
satiOn.

A Substitute for Weather In COnver.
sntion.
A substitute for weather in conver-
sation has been suggested, and had 1t
been adopted in time, we should not
have found ourselves in our present Ia
meptable situation. 1t it proposed
that arithmetical observations be sub
mitted for those of meteorological
nature. For instance, people of ordi-
nary culture might thus converse: .
"Good morning, miss. Nine and
eight make seventeen"
HYes sir, they do; and three from
seventeen leave fourteen"
"And one more will make Fifteen"
"Yes, sir; but seven into fifty-three
is very different"
Or, il the the parties have attained q
higher grade in mathematical knoWl-
edge we might have something like
this:
.'How do you do, madam? Six and
seven-eights added to four and a quar-
ter make eleven and one eighth"
"Yes. indeed, Mr.. Jones; and three
and ninth will not 60 evenly into
fifteen"
Certainly not; and eleven-twelfths
of six will come within two and hall
of being eight" 49,.
Now, would not such conversations
be improvements in every way upon
the succession of weather platitudes
which have so long been in vogue?
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The State Of South Carolina
County of Abbeville.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

j. Y. Prather and NJ. A. Lindsay, plaintiffs,
against
S. A. Grier, Robert Lee brennan, Edith A.
brennan, Willie Alexander brennan, w.
w. Black, as Executor, and Minnie Payne.
Defendants.
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Perfect Through Suffering.

God never would send you the darkness,
II be felt you could bear the light;
But you would not cling to guiding hanos
II the way were always bright; ,..
And you would not care to walk oy falth
Could you always walk by sight.
'Tis true he has many an anguish
For our sorrowful hearts to bear,
And many a cruel thorn-crown
For your tired head 10 wear,
He knows how few would reach heaven At Ill
II pain did not guide them there.
so He sends you the binding darkness
And the furnace of seven-foid neat;
'Tis the only way. believe me.
To keep you close to HIS ieet;
For tits always SO easy to wander
When our lives are glad and sweet.
Then nestle your hand in your Fathers
And sing, If you can, as you go;
Your song may cheer one behind you
Whose courage Is sinking low;
And we'll, If your lips do culver,
God will love you better so.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
p with the School Com missioner Will mo
him in his office all public days ana eysry y
In each month nearest the mluu.e :. s
of the onth. during the present year LOT tne
purpose of registering claims, &c.
School Commissioner Abbeville County.
Feb 2, 1892.
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X, ali work in his department In the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and sham,
pooing 81 per month. Rasors honeo anu put
In the best condition for Is cents each.
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deal ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT;
II Eouitabe Life of New York. Also iuli
line Of first class Fire and Accident compa.
nies represented. 1t will be TO your lnterest
ty. I have now for sale several residences
residence lots. Decided bargains. Also lor
sale several desirable farms near town. ,o,
Office In J. +. Miler's store. Jan. ID, 'Vo
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Terra Gotta W ellis
Reduced PRICES.

r AM USING A IL inch and is inch AUGEF
of superior make. Doesn't let dry dirt OF
onick sand run out like some old time inferior
Augers, thus insuring a good head OF water
in ouicksand In much less time.
Ny plan Of putting in pipe Is The only ont
that Keeps ouicksand from filling up the we'll
but II one-third, or even one Of my wellt
should even be a failure my guarantee woulc
amount to something, for I would go anc
remedy same, or return the money.
The IL inch Auger has given splendid satls
action, especially for stock, tenant houses
and small families at much less cost.
II you want a good head OF water and Ger
tain we'll, address ,o,-,,
Greenwood. S. c., Nov. 8, 1899.
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COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Complaint not served.)

To 8. A. Grier, Robert Lee brennan. Edith A.
brennan, Willie Alexander brennan, w.
w. Black and Minnie Payae, Defendants
In this action.
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint In this ac-
tion, which is filed in the office OF the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas for the said
County. and TO serve copy Of your answer
on the subscribers at their office. at Abbeville
Court House. in said State and County, with
In twenty days after the service Of this sum-
mons on you, exclusive of the day OF service.
| If you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply 10
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated March 4. D. 1898.
| PERRIN e. COTHRAN,
| Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To Robert Lee brennan, Edith A. brennan
and Willie A. brennan:
| TAKE NOTICE: That unless you apply for
the appointment of a guardian al lhem, or
unless application is made by those within
whose care and protection you now live for
the appointment Of a guardian ad Gem for
you within twenty days after the service of
this summons upon you, Plaintiffs will apply
| to the Court for the appointment of guard
ian ad Item TO represent you in this case.
PERRIN & COTHRAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
10 Sarah Z. Grier, Robbie Lee brennan
Edith A. brennan, William Alexander
brennan and Minnie Payne, absent De-
PENDANTS:
Please take notice that the original sum-
mons of which the foregoing is copy, and
the complaint in the above stated case have
been filed in the office OF the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas for said County and
state PERRIN & COTHRAN,
March. 1893. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
]. E. JONES, IL. ST.
Deputy Clerk Of Court OF Common Pleas
March l5, 1893 TT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01

Alsalir nosotros de Guayama oimos de-
CIR que an individuo de males antecedentes,
ancontrose con nu amigo suyo que era tuer-
to, Al inirarle le aijo:
-C0mpae, sabe qlse estd ltst6 mug feo con
ess Q30 nsf
Y sin enconendarse K nadie le deecarg6
nm fnerte rolpe sobre el oio bueno, deian-
doselo vacio. El inEeliz ha qnedado ciegc
Este hecho, que demuestra una perver-
sidad inconcebible, viene hoy contrma-
d0 80 nuestro aproeiAble colega III 6emn1in-
no COmefciaf
Los tribunalas deben castigar sim conai-
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H1sToRIA DE uN aABAN

Nuestfos lectores necordaran que 70 dias
despnes del crfmen Sc. encontro en- ell patio
de la ig esia protestante IN gaban de casi-
mir oscuro.
Que, sometida esa prenda al analisis mas
riguroso, los medicos forenses declararon
que tenian MANCHAs DE sANGRE.
X que medido ese gaban en- Ell cuerpo de
Cosme sc observe que le servfa, de la cual
circumstances dedujo Ia opinion un grave
indicio de culpabilidad.
Pues bien, be aquf Ia historic del gaban.
Hace alg1n tempo resid1a en- la casa IN
mediata al temple angicano el Jefe de Ia es-
taci6n del ferrocarril don Julio Berti.
Este caballero, que tenfa 4 su servicio I'm
criado, virilando da noche los materiales
acumulados detras de su vivieoda, le regal6
una americana para que Sc preservase de la
humedad nocturna.
Despu6s, al POGO tempo, Sc mudo la
estaci6n ferro-viaria el criado dejo en- 81
habitacion Ia americana va inservible.
al llegar Ia casa nuevos inquillnos, man
daron que SO hiciese la limpieza, r entonces
fu6 arrojado por sobre las tapias pr6ximas
el gaban, que Sc encoutro abandonado SUI
clio en- IN rinc6n cualquieras
Esto ocurri6 en- el mes de Febrero: luego
Ia policfa nj nadie registr5 aquel sitlo con
OCCASION del asesinato.
oRfGEN DE LAS MANcHAs
Ell sefior Berry, de qnien hablamos arri-
ba, posefa .un cabrito que. por orden suya,
sacrifice IN dia su criado para sarvirlo en- la
mesa.
Y al sacrifcarlo Sc mancho 81 cSlebre ga
ban que ha dado margen tales tan es-
tensos concentrates.
Queda, pues, plenamente justi6cado que
las manchas .oscuras del gaban ERAN DE
sANGRE. este he=hs5 confrrna la exaetitud
deI dictamen cienti6co de los msdicos fo-
renses.
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REcoNocIMIENTo

Ell sabado, z las nueve de la noche, por
orden del Juzgado, el alcaide senor Lerma
fornl6 diez presos en- la sala de justicia.
Previamente eitados, se hallaban ALI don
Pedro J. Rosaly, don Francisco Costa, hijo,
81 negro Natalie, peon de Ia fabrica del gas,
Y la nina Dolores, sirviente de la sonora de
Valdivieso.
I'll negro Natalie reconoci6 entire los de-
mas presos ( Cosme Santiago, senalandole
como al mismo que viera, la noche del crf-
men, al retirarse hacia la fabrica, en- la plaza
de la Abolici6n.
La nina Dolores reconoci6 en- Cosme al
individuo que viera junto un poste del te-
legrafo, frente 4 Ia licoreria de Vilaro, y
apoyado deSnnes en- Ia verja del seTor Po-
rrata, pocos momentos antes del asesinato.
Los senores Costa y Rosaly dicen que no
les es possible precisar 81 algunos de los
hombres 4 quienes Be les Presenta es el que
ellos vieron pasar junto 4 su coche minutes
despuss del suceso.
asf termina Ia diligencia.
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Al PARTIR

va 81 sol entibia su ardorosa llama,
el dia languidece go colora
va es hora de partir9 Mira cuanto anna
se ha cubierto de luto en- esta hora
La onda humedece en- lagrimaa la playa;
sollozos del follaje el aura trae;
en Ell confin azul Ell sol desmaya
) en- el sudario de las aguas cae.
Parecen confundirseaan un lamento
de almas qua vagan hu6rfanas solas,
la quejumbrosa m1sica del viento
" el estruendo lejano de las olas.
Escuchas, Lesbia esa algeria Brota
del seno de la calna, adormecida;
cual 81 en- Ell arpa de los aires, rota,
una cuerda vibrase adolorida.
Es que la tarde, con6dente muda
del pesar que nos deja 81 alma herida
la tarde nuestra amiga, te saluda
con un salmo de duelo en- tn partida
M y. Cabrera
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Muy senor mfo ];
DEMosTRAcI6N DE GRATlTUD

Recientemente llegado de M6jico esta
localidad, fueron atacados, primero mi Sc
nora suegra, luego mi cnnado por Ia des-
tractora Jiebre amarillo.
Ell primer case fu6 de gravedad tai por las
diversas oomplicaciones que se presentaron,
que cref la curaci6n impossible; pero me
equivoque, pues 4 los quince dias fue decla-
rada en- convalescencia por 81 habil facnlta-
two doctor don Florencio Suarez. que la
asistio desde el principle con asiduidad es-
nero esquisto.
Sirva, pues, Ia presente para demostrar al
referido doctor nuestra gratitud profnnda,
por haber arrebatado la mnerte ser tan
querido para nosotros.
Dando ustad las graeias, sehor Director,
suacrfboma sn atento y = :.
loss AGuIY4I5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01
FELIPE OPPENHETATER

Es un negro cobrizo, de 45 a so -anos, mas
bien de alta que de baja estatura, metido en-
carnes, de barba recia de nlirar tranquilo.
Tiene fama de valiente y sereno. Es cal
nioso. No dice jamas una inconveniencia.
Va siempre solo. Sabe leer Y escribir. Ase-
g1rase que peca de cauto precavido.
Mega en- absolute SUI participation en- el
crfmen. Afrma que la tarde del 20 de Mar
20 estaba en- B'tc0gsd, en- un almuerzo en- la
casa de Arturo Colon, y one de ALI vino la
ciudad al caer Ia noche.
No MEGA que fue FL Leon de Oro, mas
tarde, nj que llevaba manchas de sangre en-
Ia ropa pero atribnye esas manchas una
leve herida que recibi6 al oaer de una palma
de- cocos, v cuya cicatriz conserva afn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01

A fines de Mayo a principles de JUNO
saldran de este puerto para Ell de Nueva-
York los magnf6cos vapores Ma7iana y
Corabbee, alumbrados por luz electrica, tan
rapidos c6modos como los de la Inca
WARD de la Habana los Estados- -Unidos.
Este medic de trasporte, que recomen-
damos al p1blico. solo podra aprovecharse
no baje de diez.
Sobre precios condolences informara el
agente, nuestro buen amigo don Carlos
Armstrong
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