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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30

The Rev. Irl r. Hicks Almanac for
1894 is the first an only almanac entirely
written and published by the great
storm prophet. himself. 1t is an ele.
giant book Of 64 pages. besides the cover
with an attractive, original design on
the cover. 1t contains Prof. Hicks
monthly weather forecasts complete f0l
the year 1894; all the current stronomi-
cal phenomena for each month, finely
illustrated including four cclpses and
the transit of the planet, Mercury; and
articles on ''foundation facts giving
the philoshophy and essential points of
Prof Hicks weather systcnl;a a paper on
the use of barometers and scientific
instruments; an article on longitude
and time by the leading authority on
time in this country, accompanied by
an excellent man and other useful
articles. The price of this excellent
little work is
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
1t will make an excellent holiday
present for your intelligent friend.
For sale by all newsdealers; or write
and send 25 cents to thepublishers and
it will be sent post paid. World and
Works Publishing Co. St. Louis. Mo.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30

Are your children subject to Group?
If so, you should never be without a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
1t is certain cure for Group, and has
never keen known to fail. If given
freely as soon as the Group cough
appears it will prevent the attack. 1t
is the sole reliance with thousands of
mothers who have Group children, and
never disappoints them. There is no
danger in giving this Remedy in large
and frequent doses, as it contains moth
ing Injurious. 81 cent bottles for sale
by Nick McGruer, Langdon, n. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30
! The LangdOl
Great Alliance
LOTS OF
'SSsa esgDs
AND PLENTY OF
'sGias ges''

Is the 'sgo" if you want
to keep at the head of
the procession. Our
constant aim is to ben
eft the people by con-
stantly Offering unex-
ampled bargains. We
realize that times are
hard and therefore offer
an extra inducement.
We want the cash, if
prices will bring it, ours
surely will. We give
you real and not imagi-
nary value for your
hard earned dollars.
Take our word for it,
that we show the best
stock in fall and winter
Clothing. Give your
eyes a rest, give your
bodies a treat: no
trouble to show YOU,
glad to entertain you,
if you are in need of
good, sensible wearing
apparel:
We are making
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30

A farmer at Sabin, in the Red
River Valley, raised $500 bushels
of potatoes from forty-fve acres
and has disposed of several car.
loads at seventy cents bushel.
He sowed wheat on last years
potato ground and it averaged him
twenty-five bushels per acre. This
is another evidence of what can be
done in North Dakota.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30

standard. 1t could not have sold
the naval power of the nation to
pack of adventurous conspirators in
the Sandwich Islands when it was
pretending TO reproach England for
a denial OF Irish home rule.
When the democratic party is
III power 20 carry out principles the
democratic voters will not be satisf-
ed with the power. They are look
ing for the appearance Of the prlnci-
pies in the laws.
Only in one place are democrats
organized on the federal plan.
Tammany has its voters under con-
troll. "hc leaders decide and the
masses ratify. Nowhere else has
the dicipline succeeded, and even in
New York the leaders must watch
anXiously the men who vote. In
the great democratic stronghold, the
south and southwest, the voters are
accustomed to give orders. They
receive nothing as policy unless
they have contributed to its making.
All the democratic masses in the
central west and northwest, who
have kept up party vigor throughout
a long period Of defeats, have the
individualistic quality.
There is but one organization for
the democratic party-that of ideas
and principles, and with them little
machine organization is needed. If
the idea or the law is right the voters
will rally as soon as they find what
it is. If it is wrong they will melt
away and the mwise leaders will be
alone with their botchwork.
The. democratic characteristic
teaches the kind of tariff laws which
will be supported. 1t teaches the
rules which must be adopted to
insure action by the ma jority in
congress. 1t teaches that our leaders
and representatives must deal can
didly with the people and must give
unrcserved opportunity for discus
sion around the country stores and
post offices. 1t teaches that if the
leaders and representatives will
take care Of the principles and
measures the democratic voters will
take care of organization. 1t
teaches that when a democratic
belief is settled in favor of offices
for democrats under democratic
administration the expectation would
better be met without unnecessary
delay.
If the Wilson tariff bill is one
sided; if it is inexorable for free ores
free wool, free rice, free lumber, free
coal, free lead and free potatoes,
and literally compassionate toward
textiles and IRON, democrats will be
unable to trace the connection to the
campaign understandings Of last
year.
The typical democratic voter is
responsive to an appeal, but not to
command. That gives us certain
advantages and certain disadvan-
tages as fighting body. When the
democracy is aroused it is irresistible.
Put enough democratic principle
into the legislation of the session
and the organization of the party
next year will be all right.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30

Tn Children's and Mems
Underwear we are over
stocked and will offer
special bargains in this
line.
Look over these goods
before buying else
where.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30
State Oratorical Contest.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOT!

State OF NORTH DAkOIA.
Department of Public Instruction,
BISMARCK, n. D., Nov. %. 1898.
The Oratorical Contest will doubt
lessly prove great success as fifteen
counties have signed their intention of
participating up to date. The follow
ing rules will govern the contest:
l. Speaking will be limited to twenty
minutes.
2. Pupils of the high school Of the
state, and pupils taking their first and
second years work in the preparatory
departments of the State University
and Normal Schools will constitute the
first class Of contestants.
8. Pupils of graded schools, seventh
and eighth grades, and pupils in the
district schools Of the fourth grade,
will constitute the second clus2 of con-
testantS.
4. Where but three contestants
compete in the same class,
only first and second prizes will be
awarded Where four or more COM
pete, first. second and third prizes will
be given.
5. Pieces are not required to be
original, ard may be poetry or prose.
6. Contestants are required to send
their names with age, grade, and title
of selection to this Office on or before
December Goth.
The above grades are taken from the
course of study now in use. The
judges will be Gov. Z. CD Shortridge,
w. r. Kellogg, editor of the James
town Alert, the Mayor of the city
of Wahpeton and Mrs. Morrill, Of Wah
peton. All friends of education are
cordially invited to be present.
LAURA j. EIsENIIUTH,
State Superintendent.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30

The Russian Cactus was brought
into this counery from Russia in
some seed grain about hf$ean or
twenty years age.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30
The Largest and Best
Stock ever shown in the City.
At Hard Time Prices.
A full snd complete line of Ladies',
Misses and Gents felt shoes at
prices to suit the times.
In The OVerSl0e Lime

we know no competition. Our
stock is large which enables us to
please them all. From 1 buckle
to 3 buckles and from So cents up.
Mems aeavy overshoe at Sl.5O, a
corker: regular worth SITS.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-11-30
Congress will meet in y:egular
session next Monday.

Mckinley says it IS she tariff
that did the business. Last fall
he said it was som 4thing else.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-26

HYsLPT0lEs OF C4TarETs-Dull, heavy
headache. obstruction of the nasal p.sslreS.
discharges falling from the mead 1T tic throaI,
sometimes prOfuse. water AMI ncril. r. others,
thick, tenacious, mucous. purulent, hisoly and
putriC the eyes are weak 81 w.s.e-' there is
q ringing in the ears, deafness, hacking or
coughing 10 clear the throat. cxnact3r.-ti1n of
Offensive matter, t0-e1ner Win sc-los r. NJ III
Gers; the v1if is c.:aE-ci ci1 has c nasa.
fxRnC"; the breath - us.Slsiye: smell AMI
taste are impaired there y sensation II dizzi-
Ea=ss, with mental depression, u hacking cough
nd general debility. Only q fc-y Of tho above
.,aEned symptoms are likely e be present in
ally one case. thousands Of cases annually,
Without uicfi.ssI ng half OF she above symp-
tons, rest IN consumption md end IN the
crave. j. . disease is 81 common mere decep-
- and dangerous. OF less understood by phv-
1salS
By its mid. socth1ng and healing properties,
Or. Sages Calarrn Remedy cures the worst
eases of & ttarrIa, "CO;R I'm the Head"
EOryEc, 31S Gat1rTiIai Headache.
- l. L.. 49, n .n..An
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-26
..UnlOla AGONY from, ratarrh."


Prof ". HAUsNER, the FUNGUS mesmerist,
Of TtSaca. u. Y, writes: 81 me ten years ago /
suffered untoli lglny from csrar's r,s7l ca
tarrh. eIy family physician ga. ~ Tp IS
tncuras 4e, and said I must Gle. sly Csc was
such baa a2e, that every day, tov-.rGs sunset,
MY vOi3S r. 5uli became 50 hoarze / co1lj
b--fs' Je-.i GSove u WHISPER. .-e morning
l. -ou-hiIg and cicSs.ns o. . Ii,roat would
an Jst Str 4rs,ie ne. BY the SO of Dr.. Sage'S
Ja.arrh Remedy n three months was well
V'ES end the cure has beea permanent"
Constantly Hawking and Splitting"
THOMAS J. RusHISG. Esq, c00e Pine Street,
-. Louis, 40, writes: was a reat s liierer
fron catarril f3r three years AZ dimes could
hardly breathe. ga u.s. constantly hawking
ana spitti ~. a. II. ne List eight months could
not breathe through the nostrils. / thought
nothing could be G31e f5r me. LucEily, was
advised to try DIR. Sage's Ca,arrh Remedy, and
I am now. a we'll mai. believe IL ID be the
only sure remedy for C-s.r-h row rll-ufac-
tured. and one HIS only 10 elve it fir trial to
experience astounding reSulsj anu 4 permanent
cure"
A complete Treatise on Cltarrl. giving valu-
able hints - clSthias, dict and otner matters
Of Importance. VIII &c mailed, post-is3s1 u cny
address. receipt CT two-cent -tsye stamp.
Address,
EoTld's Dispenssry Medical Association,
10. Sea Main Street. BUFFALO. n. Ts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-27

DG tEABEiIIa.s 1g -
Fnrmaceuhco de Ia Universidod de IA HabGHa.
lcdz pOdos0 reedio para esferrnedodes del pecAo
La EMULSION CRE0sOTADA del DIR. Rabel es IN
magnco marayloso agente terapeutco de exito SECURE
Ia Bronqtis isis, Larntis, Aaas, CdtdTos T0ses
Dertaaes RSiados, Escrias 4,6naia Gqsitiaao los
ninos Debadad general u suma las fecciones de
la garganta, los bronquios los pulones. Despierta
apetito vgorza las naturaezas mas empobrecdas rs
remedio por excelencia.
La EMULSION CREosoTADA DE RABEIL, nueya.
unica original asociaci6n de ACEITE DE BAGALAO,
CREOSOTA L HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL SOSA, es una
decada crema de olor balsamico de rato sabor
-paladable hasta Ior los ni1os
Todos los enfermos la tomarAn sin repugnancia, con
facidad gusto Est& elaborada esquisito esrnero
Pruebese admirara rapida accf6n curativa.
Vease ell ampo prospecto que acompana cada frasco
De venta todas las Droguerias Botcas de la Isla
Cuba Deposito principal La Reunion de Jose Saba
bana Puerto Rico Farmaca DrnRuera de FUillermatv-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-27
Por vanor AVILES,

Por vapOr AV1LES.
SadrS microbes
Arroyo Ponce, Mayaguez Aguada respec
uafDan
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DIRECTORIO

DE LAS PRINCIPALEs CAsAS DE CoMERCIo DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-27
Aviso al publico

FONDA Y POSADA " LA ESPANOLA"
FL dueno de este acreditado establecimiento pone
conocmeno de parroquianos de Capital
de la Isa haber trasadado dicho estabecmento subj
da de la Puera de San Justo zquerda cuenta
local espacioso fresco habtaciones
para famias suadas alto vista al En- comidas.
vnos Gcores tabacos vista hsce fe Para todo cuenta
dependenca escogda c0cinero anti
guos de Ia Isla. La EsPANOLA, pues, -ANTosIo So
MOHANo. Mario O..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

trabajos, 81 no fuera partfcpe los consente, por
10 tanto es tan culpable como los demzs
va e pals puede conocer los buenos los
malos patriotas. La Jefatura de nuestro parLido
puede conocerlos tambi9n 81 quiere. Los CORE.
ligionarios de este distrito tambi9n pueden como.
cerlos. va conocen los que Sc interesan por 81
bien general del partido, los que todo tran
ce sin reparar los medios procuran sostener
perdida infuencia, infuencis que consiguieron
con ell engaho, la adulaclon la falsia infuencis
que deben q los leales soldados que ganaron las
batallas electorales que ellos supieron apro-
piarse para si solos.
Fuera caretas hagamos polftica impia
leal. La polftica de usurpacion fue siempre la
muerte de los partidos. ell Unconditional, triste
es tener que confesarlo, morira tambien 81
con tempo no Sc remeda, Sc aplasta IA cabeza
los mandarines que 10 destruyen. Estos son
los que siembran la dscordia rompen Ia disc-
pima por querer sostener Ia nmoralidad ell
desbarajuste, puesto que solo pueden vivir entire
estos dos vicios. Es asf como Sc hace polftica
conclliadora sc sostienen compactos y unidos
los elementos de nuestro partldo? No. yPreten-
den los mandarines de aqui, con su astucla ma
llcla conduclrnos a la desesperaclon que levan-
temos bandera contra ellos? Estan muy enga.
nados; nosotros pensamos mucho, pensamos
bien.
Con nuestra desesperaci6n desunion es que
ellos podrian justi6car su mala engahosa con-
ducta. Podrian justi6csrse ante Ia Jefaturs del
partido, que le han sostenido slempre engahsda, y
81 no enganada creyendo en- sus falsedades. Los
patriotas leales no piden NADIA 4 la Jefatura solo
dan TODD 10 que pueden. No sc vslsn del enga-
go para que Sc sostenga 10 insostenibe. Nuestras
fuerzas exclusivamente para el partido.
Nuestra Influenza esta bastante bien sostenida
con nuestras sofas personals nuestros princi-
pios de moralidad y honradez
Miguel Rozas Sainz.
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; 'COMUNICADO
Utuado, de Febrero de 1893.
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE
Gopitol


Con fecha pubc6 usted ell comunicado
que le remiti y que dice asf.
"Es muy extrana la conducta de algunos
prohombres del partido Unconditional de este
pueblo, sin duda la extraiia conducta de estos
caciques no es conocida por ell Jefe de nuestro
partido. Entire pollticos eales sobre todo bue
nos patrictas, eran desconocidos hasta ahora ma
nejos de esta fndole. Els clio, que estos falsos
patrotas estan hacienda cruda guerra las inclu.
stones de electores que sean presentadas por otros
correligionarios coreligonarios los cuales SO
puede tener mas confanza que ellos; pues es-
tos solo nteresan por ell bien del partido, que
este tenga ell mayor n1mero de votos, los pri-
meros solo procuran Ell brillo Influenza de sus
personas 81 no juegan hmpio publicare los
nombres de unos y otros para que la historic Co
nozca los buenos los malos. R. s. E.
Esto decia yo con fecha del corriente,
hoy esta ctmpletamente iustifcado 10 que vatIci-
naba. La junta del Censo la componen cinco in
divfduos los cinco militan en- ell partido lncon-
diciona, que son don Juan l.. Rosse6, don
Antonio Serbia, don Justine Lasus don Jose Ro-
bert y don Benito Ruiz Los correligionarios
sehores Mayol Sureda Casellas presentaron
para su inclusion diez nueve contrlbuyentes,
todos lncondicionales como es natural, y entire los
IS, diez que pertenecen al benemerlto Cuerpo de
Voluntarios. Sometida votacion entire los miem.
bros de Ia unta la inclusion 8 no de los ndivf-
duos citados, resulta que votan por la inclusion
los sefiores Rossell6 Serbia, y por la no inclu-
sion los sefores Lasus, Robert Ruiz. Este dl.
timo miembro del comitS Unconditional de este
pueblo. Por mi parte saludo los patr1otas Rosse-
ll6 Serbia. Creo que el Jsfe de este partido
local don Tomas Jordan sea partfcipe de estos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10
Nos dicen del Oeste:

"En San German duerme la politica: nj Sc
sGbe que haya Comite del uno nj del otro parti
do los hay estan entregados en- los brazos
de Morfeo. Sc expusieron al pdblico los apendi-
ces eectorales conforme al Real Decreto de Di.
ciembre; NADIA: queto todo ell mundo, salvo un
travissllo CONCEAL que, segdn dcen, Sc ha acupa-
do poquito de la rectifcaci6n del censo. Es-
tan, pues, los sangermehos tan tranquilos, que no
haDra nj solo caciquiIlo de menor cuantia que
refunfune vocifere le de pataleo, porque OBJ,
serva que sus pacffcos convecinos no dicen 81
quiera esta boca es mia este 5olsdUo es mto. De
seguro pues,. que los electores de la ciudad de
las Lomas tendran unas elecciones ejemplarmen-
te pacihcas"
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GALES D. Vicente Martinez, D. Carlos Martinez Al

GALES D. Vicente Martinez, D. Carlos Martinez Al
varez, don Juan Pagola, don jaime Colon, don
Juan Keynes don Ignacio Fernandez. Del de
Isabella don Marcos Garcia, don Francisco Gale
70, don Avelino del Castillo, don Gonzalo Gar.
cia, don Antonio Rosa, don Justine Lopez, don
Sebastian Banuch1 don Juan Jose Juarbe 20
Del de Juana Diaz don Marcelino Torres, don
don Antonio Rivera, don Jose M.a Zayas, don
Juan Miguel, don Miguel Criado, don Pedro An.
tonic Rivera don Francisco Altuna, don Mariana
Renovales, don Mariana Villarongs don Nicolas
Cartagena, don Antonio Rodriguez don Cristi
no Ciuro. Del de Quebradillas don Leonides
Estrada, don Francisco Laburu, don Santiago
Mestre don Candido Gronce, don Juan Antonio
Reverol, don Manuel Ruiz Lamela, don Virgiio
Nieves don Manuel y don Jaime Soler. Del
de Trujillo Alto don Facundo Morales, don Pa
bio Asenso, don Andres Avelino Hernandez,
don Eugenio Cortes, don Alejo Adorno. Del
de Maunabo don Luis Rieftohl, don Felix Nava
rro, don Miguel Navarro y don Ramon Rodri
guez Rivera. Del de Hormigueros: don Juan
Nazario, don Ramon Rodriguez Ramirez don
Epifanio Rodriguez, don Victorano Rodriguez
don Salvador Velez don Narclso Oller. De la
Ceiba don Jose A. Carreras, don Jose E. Luce
ro, don Vfrgilio Msteo don Benigno Quinones,
don jose Ma Rodriguez, don Francisco Ramf-
raz don Julian Rivera don Manuel Salcedo.
. Del de Cabo-Rojo don Jose Ramon Carbo-
NELL don Jose Maria Guerra, don Aejsndro
fernandez, don Wenceslao Font, don Sergio
Silva, don Alexandra Lopez don Jose An
tonic Ortiz, don Manuel Ponce de Leon don
Pedro Castillo Del de Moca don Tomas Bab-
lonis, don Pedro Badillo, don Abad Gonzalez,
don Francisco Gonzalez de David don Marcelino
Mendez, don Toribio Quihones, don Juan Ramf-
req don Marcelo Jesds Vera. Del de Camuy
don Benigno Delgado don Damaso Rivera don
Lorenzo Ramos, don Jose Nicolas Hernandez,
don Segundo Echagaray don Pedro Ameta y
Segundo teniente de alcalde del de Adjuntas don
Joaquin Ferrer Pou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Nuestro buen coega ReU,sta de Puerto Rico
trae una jugosa secci6n electoral relstando verda
dos, errores horrores: El senior Colon meneaba
la cabeza voluntsd del senior Montenegro; don
Francisco Meilas consigui6 ilusiones al senior
San Martin que no ejerce la profession de-.
deealgar escaPularIos en- Yauco le han colgado el
o1cio; al respectable senor Luch 10 convierten en-
ar.iero al senior Toral comsionista de carne
dc eerdo de mayor cuantla. Ell senor Principe
pde la exclusion de 81 electores empleados. En-
Atluntas no fjan al p1blico las listas eectorales
anuncis I'm proceso contra ell senior Zabala de
Gu, vanilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Recortamos del DiGrto de la Marina de Ia
Habana fecha &c de Enero.
layer 50 recibi6 en- el Gobierno General un
telegrama de Ministro de Ultramar en- el que
aprueba el acuerdo tornado por la junta, que ba-
10 L. Presidencia del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Ge-
neral be celebr6 en- Paacio la tarde del martes,
para que Ia Tsla de Cuba este dignamente repre-.
sentada en- Ia Exposition de Chicago, cuyo
acUerdo 80 referia que, en- 10 sucesivo, las fun
ciones de dicha junta sean do la conpetencia de
IL Camara de Comsrcio de esta capital. El Sr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10
Nos escriber de Juana Dlaz con fscha 8:

"Anoche las 10 20 minutes ocurri6 en-
este pueblo un suceso inesperado. Ell dignfsimo
csLallero don Juan Roca (catalan), puso fin sus
dlas descargandose un tiro de revolver en- la
sien derecha Los detalles del suceso estan en-.
vuetos en- el misterio. Roca era por todos que.
rdo respectable no hace muchos dias que Sc
hsDfa establecldo en- el comercio. Deja una viu-
da seis hijos en- la mayor orfandad. El alcal-
de aquella villa, ell facultativo el juez han cum
plido con sus deberes La musrte del sefor Ro
ca ha sido generalmente sentida por todo ell We.
cindario."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

La respectable dlgnlsma esposa de nuestro
buen amigo ell senior don Miguel Lopez ha-
cendado de Rayamon, ha tenido la desgracla de
sufrir caida al baj jar la escalera de su casa,
causAndose una herida sobre Ia ceja lzquierda,
que pudo ser de fataes consecuencas case que
lamentamos muy mucho,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

El vapor Ramon de Herrera, cargo en- el
puerto de Mayaguez para Cuba 3s5 sacos 80, ,976
kilos cafe. Ell Allemanid, con destino Europa
1900 sacos 147,946 klos. E. Gran Anttlta para
la Habana $50 sacos 25, ,687 kilos Y ell bergan-
tin Aotsales para Barcelona Sc barriles 143 kos
del mismo prano
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

~ La Sociedad Anonima "Luz El9ctrica" se
propone ademas de dar luz pdblica> domicilio,
llevar tamblen por los mismos cables L. fuerza
motriz que solicitor los particulares desde de
caballo de fuerza en- adeante, mediante los
pond1entes contratos De esta manera podran
establecerse On esta capital muchas ndustrias que
hoy por sus condiclones especiales no tienen vida
sin correr riesgo aguno con mayor economfa.
Las personas interesadas deben diriiirse Ia EN-.
presa en- solicitud de datos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

,@ Ma1ans l de Febrero Sc contaran veinte
amos de haberse proclamado la Repdblica en- Es,
paha en- 1873 despues de la abdicaci6n del Ca
balleroso Rey don Amadeo. El sehor Martos,
que acaba de morir, la salud6 con un estruendoso
viva desde el banco aquel que ocupaba como Mi
nistro del Rey que habfa abdicado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10
Dice un telegrama de Madrid.

E Imparctat pesar de su dinastsmo, ha
publicado un artfculo excitando la Corona (
que ceda parte de la lsta civil. dando con clio un
ejemplo todas las classes del Estado & fin de re.
ducir los gastos publicos dnico medic de restable-
Ger la normalidad en- la Hacienda nacional. Es-
te articulo LA desagradado muchos monarqui.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Hemos recibdo aver carta de Nueva. ork
en- la que nos dicen que don Guadalupe de Ojeda,
jefe de Marina, Sc presentara candidate para Di-
putado Cortes por la crcunscripci6n de Maya
guez, apoyado prncipalmente por los electores
de Maricao
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Aver las diez de Ia maiiana entr6 On 81
puerto de esta Capital el vapor H. Il. Vallavsrde;
la una de Ia tarde recibimos una parte de la
correspondence. A las>cuatro el resto con parte
de los telegramas que debiamos reproducir. Fran
camsnte: que este ocurra en- ell centro del Africa,
menos NAL Pero en- Puerto Rico, pals civilizado,
az inconcebible