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MISCELLANEOUS
Under tishsad 20 r.s lire i,es ,;ss
BABY CARRIAGES.


BABY CARRIAGES
NEW AND EI.EGASr sTYLFs. THE FINEST
~ in the city fes the price al Fsmsr's ,y store.
rs Main ST. aioss'
JERSEY Bui.i. foE BEEtDiN0 pyRroSts-
- kept by Henry s.hw5tss. corner of hS draulic
sad LihtolH. dAu
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ stock of hardware. iron. Wagon material.
and ail goods, fixtures ard bxionssnss OF
which the stock of geods situate ia What is
known the Houck building. on Douglas ave
nue., in the city of Wichita, ana cwned sy the
late Samuel Houck. deceased. H. hereby Of
fered for sale. at private sale. At not less shan
foGr-hfths Of its appraised value. The ac-
cnrate description of said stock OF kotsis is on
fle in the offies of the probate jadee OF sesig~
wick county. Kansas. and attached. exhibit.
'A' to the inventory returned by the admin
istratrix Of thc estate % samues fionFs, de-
ceased. Any person desiring To make an offer
for said stock of goods may leave his offer In
writing. either sesicsi or otherwise, with the
judge OF the probate court ON or before the Rist
day of March. 1885, at 10 o'ciock n. VA, when
said property Will 10 finally tiispoasd ~ In
lump. 0nt-haif cash in hand and the remain
der OF, six months time. with approved seeur-
ity. said sal. Il made tn accordance witt the
order of the probate court. made 90 the isih
day of March. isss3. IDA VI. HoIGk.
Adminisirairix Of the estate OF semnel Houok.
deceased, per Campbell tS Dyer, her alter
news. lc7 o. d
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The Attraction.

Jess-I never understood why Miss
Fitz married Giglamps
Bess-She couldn't make up her mind
to break the engagement
Jess-Why not2
Bess-His was the prettiess ring she
had--Trath
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Chicago oraln ard Produce.

CHICAGO, March 81 Wheat cash. 72lt@75c
March 7S!sc May 1925 July 725ss76sfcc. Corn No. ?
cash sic March Sg9so May 81 sSol4c June Sasse
s,sc, Rye soc. Barley &C. Flaxseed 81 is4. Sugar
unchanged: cut loaf 5ss 534c graDulated 5lsc:
standard A SC. Butter firm; creamery 2os2Sc. dairy
2U~ &c, Eggs lower strictly fresh laAsl5c. Fork
cash. $17 scar s2te: May, SIS o. Lard cash. $l2 co
May. $l2 Ia Short ribs. $40 171fal0 20. shoulders
o. 6sIps9 y. Short clear slu 500 10 60.
Wheat-feceiptS, i2300E shipments 5000. Corn
Receipts. 7s.Gg shipments $780, oats-Re-
ceipts. gG0p: shipments, l6S.C01
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

New York Produce and Money.
NEw YORK. March q,
Cotton-Steady. Middlng uplands &c, middling
Orleans 9Ac.
toffee-Spot Rio steady but dull. No. z l7sac.
Sugar-Refnea 1Tmer. fairly active; cut loaf lilo
G&asc, granulated lSsG& l5-l6c, standard A $50
& l3- l6c.
Money on cali easy. Cos per cent. closed offered
at ) par cent.
Prime paper 6G7 per cent
Exchange FIJI 81 S5Gg4 S5A for sixty-dav bills,
"a Ss18@4 s7sl On demand.
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81. l,ouis Grain and Produce,

ST. LOUIS March u.-wheat, lower; cash eSakc.
March MAY t6c, June 6s1sc July 6SJec; Corn.
OaIs steady. cash Sic bid. MAY 32l4c Pork quiet.
old SIS o., new SIS 50. Lard nominally lower.
Sll Sf1p. Whisky steady, IL u. tiaXseed iuwet,
81 IL. Butter. fancy higher; choice creamery Z5G
sc, choice dairy 22Os2Sc, Others unchanged.
Wheat-Rece;pts. y ,0J0. shipments ROO. Corn
reeeuts, l59.0y0: shipments. 1885, Oats-Heceivts
i0,1bi shipments ol.L00.
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Glasgow Landlord-Whsn ye gae
outside, jock, yen see twa cabs; tax
the first Yin, for the other yiu's nc
there Guic nscEt-Eun
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An Art Patron.

An Art Patron.
''That man is one of the greatest art
patrons I know of"
''In what way?'
''He buys cigars on the strength of
the labels on the boxes. Washington
Star
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Boston, March 2l-Atchlson railway g.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2l--t otton steady. Mid
ding aac low middliDg 1-6c. good ordinary
elsc-
BALTIMORE March 2l.-Coffee quiet Rio No, +;
E1sai75sc.
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SH EEp.
Wichita Produce Market.

Wheat No. 2 $50, Corn SOC. Oat, 25G26c. Bale
lay s76S. Ground corn G5@73c. Corn and oat
miXed 7ogS5c. Bran &c.
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Kansas City Grain aud Produce.

KANSAS CITY. March 2l.-wheat slow. light de-
uland; Nc. , red 61&6l1fc Corn weak; No mixed
ys4@Sc Oats steady; No mixed 2Sx@2ac- Rye
steady. 5S1tc Fiaxseed steady; 81 07eal o. Bran
eSa64c, Butter. creamery 2hS2sc dairy Is2Oc,
Eggs fairly active and steady l3c.
81 heat-Rec-ipts 42.OuD; shipments, 56WO. Corn
Receipts. 9.0Us shipments 44,0N Oats-heceipJs
S00 shipments 22l0J.
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Wichita Mule Market.

wichita Breadstuf Market.
Flours Best patent 81 So second patent 81 go. ex-
fra fam 4
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Wichita Horse Market.

Potatoes-Colorado 95al o.. Eggs l21sc. Butter
first creamery 29c. second Creamery Ac, othe
grades 9)c.
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DIR. BENNETT.

Cures Piles. Fis-
tula, Eissure and
all diseases of TIE
rectum " i t h o ut
knife, ligature, cans
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
feed. No money
to be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
eS in both sexes
quickly and radical
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EOR TRADE
rsrsrtss. eses S s--r fsss. Esr ss~


LsoH BOARD tED AAGE PEGSSAss f.sstfs
+ oaii ~ 81 = - Sae- - ea@ -
IsDs Eg@.~FTBNfzEEo ROOM NI-E os.
Il usss1At Sesx9 - X Lawrence s~r- Sax r.
T,tsss ts%T-Tss O 10 Ms SkGELT FEtxNEsf5-
L ed xsts sS2-zs - = Eass-rsts xvs- stS1 s.
I-eg kEST-A PEazAIT ~ x sSs. Efr sfexa
81 - y Topaz are ae5 ~
l~QA RANT lsas3a Al 1- n FaEHTH AVE-.
Il Eu-s14xz@ szsas ~ss1 sees sxs ssxz1 1xaS -
tsss5E. ksgS E-%IGsL@s FEESAssfGo I. s ssf.E
r ysE sss es srFs Ser. ssx sgas se3~sk ~ss * -
- , AAxxS - 2.a q.
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Colorado's Coal.

Colorado is coming to rank high as a
coal-producing state, and it is probable
that her coal resources will eventually
prove a more important and valuable
factor in the progress and prosperity of
the state than her famous silver wealth.
The coal output last year was 3,770,000
tons, worth over s15,OO0,0 900, and the
number of miners now employed in the
coal mines throughout the state exceeds
5000.
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MUSIC.


Rooms Is. Il. .. Biting Block
MIS-. D. Hays. pFia., and Teacher o.
Piano and Theory.
Teachers course In the practical application Of
the Mason system as taught by DR.. W,n. Mason.
aus Lor OF the Mason system amd &. ii. Bowman,
director OF music at Nassar.
Harmony BY correspondence.
Miss Ida Sperry director Of Guitar ana Mandolin
department.
Miss Mary Eudora Hail. whistllng Department.
i-rf
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use OF dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, AS Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. speciality.
MOles and Facial Blemishes removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly aud permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited.
Offi,e open from o'clock a. M, until
o'clock D. M. Sunday until l:30 O'Clock y.
N. Cali ut Office over Woodman's bank.
Dr.. y. E. BENNETT,
143 n. Main st, Wichita, Ks.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photographic. Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also cas- RI, the finest assortment OF picture
fames IN the city. Give him q friendly and
xSmiue SAMPLES.
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ar~1ss wfa1-
An opportunity % spen4 fss asys "a
thai de!lxhsfsi spos. North Gesy~stsz,
Tex. + off~rsa - a s2~essi exeurxson "a
shzf posns ~Al lcA ~Bf sssss Escslsa ksA..
xarcs =. Es2z RsFHsfxsbss ssdueerrents
are crssssi Yer rsrfseuEsrs svrsy -
wrlgh: & Miller. sg<ass. Tsrh.sa. Ksn-
t171x
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FINANCIAL.

r'nasr thl- head e per lee per t.v
l,tbNt1uhk Loans CATTLE lslASS-AoS-
i ey icaHed on aineet esesy thug hy !. 4. lad-
4UnI- Ste, Dorsey building. sogLsa iIsI aad saa-
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Tfcssa ttr.ss s~zc~ eawe~T Iatr srd FRI.
s:rss:s. Iaies E@ss1czss kt&sssz ea-zss as
ISaz.as AID lstE @stases-
~ 81 -eKroex- y. p. A.
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Fs~xsss rseslairs sfsssr esfs a. - tFssss s&5
faiir1sn sseepers ffaEn sehlfz 70 EaEsss ~ AL
fasEags sffbsst 4AaEeA EtEff Fsfss. FsEfsf4
sole ard t<gxsge <E~ek~f tsfnnkA " 81 f4ets
f,crsk ~sztE aeA ~es.. st< SO nFsesF th<tSxs
sxss all karDx~sA fae5se at 8Sysst Fs8sss t3t5
fsesss ss-s1s % Ysss fseaStxs sre1es, Esrzsr AA5
pee@ssSST station oSfSsf Dsa4 x< Al hsAa
AF@GGa~ 3sssgS9Hs ~
= Vi PaEILfrA TTss-s xssE
fxo. s,EGT-faE. q. K y a 1sbsxa u
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~ <aAIED--4AfS( 4 S(LL Ii y EOt ,
tasars sks- h<ea q Iez siEe G~< cas-
WANTED Tg Boa DEEs And kJ0NEEs s
w at 80 :. Exza0r1A- Large reSEss. 5&s 81
81 A$TgD-PARTTs- TO TAKt OF aICE-
w ly furnished TG-sA. szSHsb8e ssf 4sg&s EEsa-<-
keepIng. tlass al 40 y gos-xa- die 80
-, T. gaAL IRA T Ia. - kskEI GDE&TE
w tneee .zs& sls r.as .-fn- Aaz-es- cher xrssc
ard EerseTe~s s8soasss hsvt sazse E2ecEN Ca
gan.istc. <ss capita Requires S11 SrsszAzs ret
~rs9Sx~ esseHx1sl. We wsEx taax =A4xsy
: - sszs s~-ss- - sell 9 xe@k ~ ring aszE@1ze
s2srh = ts~y o1 sex<aE- ss -z4SsS p<steeS sgp<
ysYstez ever s-&1e- >sz1@- & , 50 t< 4r2s -
xks-1 ~er1 S.~~s trial 70 rsxSs<F2 BE sssE-
80 TSS ss 1eryEcSsss zs4shrss 10 ke Eesssy Ia
ose rsxss-- Fe< kAgfse14@sN. &csFses aa@& " gs4ts
Machine t. - a@ss = Bros1wAy. sew lex
GsS
vYrASTED-THRgE %TIE TSFLASE1HED
W roczEs - azse< pace rzas zzz wtss g.. ksS3s
OR THgEE FCE.f-EED
W rccrgs scg sgsf sz7@sxs es sszx. Ne cszszeez-
se-rssz W. Z. -. cA.s LIS e4ce- e&2 /.
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Situations ~ uHieti-Maie.
miscellaneous.

ylTANTED-BY INTELLIGENT. SOBER. IN
W dusirious. middIe-aSea man of family, POSI-
tiou as salesman or aeiyer IN grocery store. Can
come fully recommended. Living wages. only.
address Ii. o. j. kasie Office oEo -
ANTkD-sITU UATloS, By a FIRST CLASS
w baker OF bread and cakes, and csn make tat
nes single soter and Industrious msa. Just nom
tie east. Address stating paid. JAKE Ho.ies,
Newton. Kan. o4os -
yFANTED-STTUATIoN BY A FTaST-CLAss
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FlNANCEANDC COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, March 2L
Cattle were steady to 10 cents stronger.
Receipts were light.

The quotations mere presented are TO give the
shipper idea of the general range OF prices; en-
native shipping steers. good to extra, "a ZSG' "
Il,r,a ~ rtra ma he stQef a. fDUJ6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

1 iQnizzs Ell paseante tenfa cnidado de man
'enerse en- ell radio d, sonlbra one prcyec-
itaban lag fortifcaciones
ri futdo ceso, Al cabo de "a gnnos Sc
gundos, on medic del silencio, ana ron
ca articuio ssJas silabas caprichosas, De ese
modo especial que sirye de sena Il los ladro-
nes nocturnos
= P.- .pt.. ait,
Ranl Bflsson respondi6 con otra sena Sc
ImeJante, vaga, entonees apareci6 algu-
na dlstancla, una forna hnmana, que CO.
memo trepar por ell cesped de la sscarpa.
III reclen llegado era un hombre de cua
rsnta cinco amos, de mediana estatnra, de
una deigadez casl Inverosiml una chaque
ia de barquero, ahrochada hasta 81 euello,
hotaba sobre las puntss huesuda> de sus
3hombTos Y sobre sus eni ntas espaldas; sa~
tibias de esqusleto SO moYian dentro de
pantalon de pano azul casi alustado los
cabellos, entrecanos, formabsn retorcdas
|conchas hacia las stones, muy cargadas de
bles pecas, lmberbe y hvido sus ojos, muy
pequenos, hundidos bajv las prof1ndas ar
jcadas de las ceias, expresaban 4 Ia vez la
astucia = el cinismo.
En- mil rayos! --dijo al ex-notar;o =
acaha do llegar, ;pelmazo. E,npozaba a de
.sesperarme. lie has retardado media hora.
Mas vale tarle que nunca padre
.replico Ell hombre esqueleto, tuys ronca voz
5salia de una gafganta corroida por 81 alco-
3hol he estado punto lie no venir.
= Por que 6Que eucede
-Sucede que Hilo -en- Cuatro no guerra
que fuesen tres .Sostenia que 81 J yo bas-
ItariRmos sobrarlamos.
=; Pues no es NADIA .-mormur0 Brisson
escandalizado
Amigo, estaba en su derecho-replie6
el recien llegado. Hlo en- Cuatro ha des-
subierto la operacion A 81 le corresponds
elegir su gente.
= Y ahora
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FOL l. ETIN %
JAvIER DE AONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version casteit0Ha.
PRIM 4 PA r T +
ABEL Y BERTA

Ae4baban de dar las diez, una noche
snagnitcx ssgaia IN hermoso dia lie ne
diados de Sstismbre del a1l0 1857.
En sl horizonts, detrna lie las alturas de
BeAsville, brillaba la luna casi LENA, Y
unisndo aus blancos esplendores al fulgor
do innumsrabies estrellas, hacia trasparen
lie Ia oscuridad.
En- La sscsrpa de las fortiGcaciones, cerca
ds Ia barrera de Ia Chapslle, hallabase un
hombrs tenddo cuan largo era sobre la
hisrba, con Ia cabeza sostenida por sus dos
nAnos: prestaba atento dido al mas ligero
runor, y vigilaba con inm0vil mirada el ca
n.ino que se extiende entire Ia via del ferro
carriI del Norte y Ia carretera de Saint-De
nie.
Este acechador nocturno aparentaba te-
nor sstentA amos: cabellos csnos cortados 81
rape cubrian cabeza, una barba girls,
incuita pobIada, que bsjaba hasta al Pc
cho, daba spariercia e1trana 4 su rostro
curtido, en- oil que, bajo pArpados dsbiles y
snrojseidos, lusian dos pupilas de cato,
i Nil rAyos! !-murmuro de rronto dando
IN punetazo Ell el suelo que le seryia de ca
ma; me hace sspersr, s que ell diablo me
ieve. Hh media hora que debia eatar aqul.
!Qne dsmonios hara ese mascaron de proa?
La expression saascaron de prOo, mny usa
da snt . la gente de mar, podrie hacer Greer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

=; Oh ahora esta arreg glado He apoya-
do 6ien tn cansa, he vencido Pero .esspita,
no ha sldo tacIl Ale debes un cirio pascusl
lie :. vara Nal Sc present,,ba Hilo- en-Cua
tro
Que me eeha en- cara
Dlce que te VnelFes de ma'feea' que
no tie'les herVio, que en- otro hetnpo erRs
oaeno para Ia eScrlf!trd per" que hhofa,
con la vista ba1a IN mano t9mbIona, no
sirves para NADIA An themes 10 que es
enveIecer.
for mas que enVeJezca- valSo tanto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

Por menos de la mitad de su valor Sc
vende Ia HacieneE, Casuo!jdaa en la jpris
tlicci0n de Agutda. POsee excelentes terre-
nos fncados de ,,ailas dulces, espaciosos es-
tablecimientos de mampc5teria con potente
molino, gran maquina ae varor, evaporado-
ras, alambique accessories, dos
grandes ranches de bagazo, ienos de com
bustibles, casa de vivienda de 2 pisos, etc.
etc. todo en- mny buen e<tado.
Los terrenos pueden regar~e por los rios
Gtt0yobo q G5unde QUe atraviesan la fnca
Ei Ferro o-carril dc circunvnlaci0n pasa i
80 metros de dietancia de la casa de vivien
da gu menos de minutes Sc llega q la
estacion de Aguada.
p~ra pormenores ditigirSe
ScHNABEL ca -Aguadilla
Julio, 10 1893. 3 mi
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! 30 FAAIILIAS |

FL one subscribe deeea conseguir treiI.ta
iam'll"s que esten c"mpueetas de trabnla ia
'iores Al MACHETS 4 IA AZApA- De
aoIEDoRKS DE CAFf : QUE les ubone una
buena conducta.
Ofrece pagan los v;rones / + reae~ fi;.-
rios dns r'ann;-nciones para ellos. C-de
cara gratis y ia gratis tanber las yiandas
que eonsaman as fanrlias. Se comprome
te ade'nas ayudaries a trs>p"rtar 4 este
+arrio.
Cacaos, lsJnl;o Ie93.-Kfeas .4D.adeo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16
! Es q reces 10 cierto inrerostml!.

Rail Brisson habia sido an otro tempo
titular en- una ciudad De los airedsdores de
Parfs, con bufete may concnrrido lie no
desprscia BILE beneficio; pero Ell gusto del
juego, de la mesa de- Las muieres. ademas
lie un deplorable talsnto de falsario, habfan
causado su perdida-
Presentado ante los tribnnales, Y recono-
cido como culpabls de doscientas ochenta
Y tantas fslsifcaciones, Raul Brisson paso
de estudio al pfesidio de Brest, sin duda
muy mortiGcado, pero nj rrepentdo nj co
rregido.
Este notable Tabelion unia al amor de Ia
caligrafia la mania de la i,ntacion: reprodu-
cla con soitufa, 4 manO alzada, firmas pro-
digiosas, pouia on sus actitudes de talsa-
rio su algeria, 81 vanidad su gloria.
Al salir de Brest, donde dicho sea de
paso J su vocabulario habia eDriqnecido
de masea10n ne pr0a, puso su talento de es-
peci&lista al servicio del que guerra pagarlo;
pero habiendo llegado i la vejez comen
zandoie i temblar Ii mano, el SIX -notario la
bia descenddo hasta la categorla de vaga-
bundo, sin casa nj hogar, viviendo la ven
tura con el fruto de sus miserables rapinas,
durmisndo en- los hornos de ca Ell las can
teras, On las casas On construction, cuando
le fsltaba 81 dinero necessrio para pagar un
mallsino leeho en inmundo fonducho.
Oy0ss de pronto ruido de pxsos: el ex-no-
tario presto el dido con mayor atencion, Y
no perdio de vista el camino ; los pasos SO
acsrca ban; pero Raul Bcisson, con gran sor-
presa snys, aunque Ia noehe fuese clara,
NADIA veia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

Tierle i -1sto De pon+r en- conocniento del
Pfiblico que ~ s,to jr~t,uSeu. cae Mayor.
nI'n~ro ., :d.nl.s de los c"ches De todas c!.t9es
s"n 4'ie ha yend0 prestando sericio hasta hoy
tcafA2 de co4istruir uno lie Ia o, que f,or
.ii'.losr-s I0rna especial, aetgnrss hay otIs,
igllsd III en Ponce hi en nin9lin otro pllilto dr
IL I.Ll
Ponce, Axo.to lie 1893 6Im
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

C0m6cia11te almdceaista J'cufas NJ
poT mayor y dctaH. DepGsito del e4ce-
tcute RON ESIRELL4 q madtrns
b0jo techo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

=; Oh ahora esta arregado He apoya-
do bien tn cansa he vencido. Pero .easpita
no ha sido facil AIe debes un cirio pascusl
Ia !, vara Nal Sc present;,ba Hio- Qua :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

que formaba parte lie una manzana de- ca
sas ruinosas, ana esccalera de dnce pei
dalos perpnitia baiar al establecmient1 al
cuai Ia poIicia vigilaba constantemeate.
| Jnan luuves (a) R,tise5Ior lego. beio la
escaleta con Ia .iesenvoltuta de an psrro-
| qu;ano. crllz6 el primer sotano, alunibrsdo
por dos CANDLES colg lios del teeho. Y ain
inquietarse lie los bebedores qua rodesban
Il I'll pstrsdor lie estan }. 1ntr5 en una "a
gunds ha0itac6a III Is ytsta alu,nbrada
del mismo ruodo.
En- ell centro veja grasiento bilIar.
Una docena lie nlasds De cafe aperscian
aEnea.las a 10 Largo IL las paroles, v todas
astaban ocupsdaS por hombres one parecsn
oanddos . ineubridores, por muisrzuela.
al ,.-ct.ts, cnya feaidad ora gaal su einismo.
Hilv-en Cuatro jngaba al billar un
mozo de diez y sieta 1iez y ocho amos
lIio on Cuatro podia tener veintenco,
ara IN gran mocet0n, de tale asbeito h>o
nomla att0e.
NADIA en 81 pareci4 sospernoso e fsono
mista mas a$bil no habria p9jio aavinar
an bendido capaz de todo, hasta do niatar,
sonrendo, i IN hombte.
Juau j ueves Ia do una paImada elg
hombro, ! 81 ilgss@or de- bilar - vol7i6
.. All eres N nis-tjjo.-t E.taz solo
-tomo YES.
= \ q notaelo
--Ahora vienc.
Baeno. ,sie1t.st-, eaha un trago. *
perandoie. Acabo mi pattia ! ulio atea-
ci0n :. ;D.ez ocho u doce
Juan Jueves 50 instaLo en- un banco, to-
mo un vase ~lien0e de vino bebi6 cinco
minntos deSpues, Raul Brisson (.) Piuma
de Ga,aso entr6 la segnnda sala del Pefd
4 ssomm0ir. 4 tempo para trincar con Juan
Jueves ! con Hilo en Cuatro, quen ACADIA
ba de termnat su partida con una briiante
sere De caramboia>.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16
Lease

En- Ia Jurisdiction de Barranquitas, i
cinco minutos DE- IA pobIncion. Sc vende un;,
estancia compuestn de sesenta y cuatro
cuerdas, fncada~ en- mayoria de cafe
malHngos.
Tiene casa de MADEIRA, aqua abundante
IS Hama 5 terrsno fertiIi~inno.
E que desee comprara pue,e dirgir+e
en- Coa'no, al que @nscribe.-/oiio .H4 Cot5n
.Innio u de lSH}
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

que ell singular anciano habfa sido marino !;
mas semejante suposicI6n seria err6nea; pre-
sentsmos nnestros lectores en- Is persona
de Raul Prisson, por apodo Pima dc tim
50, mn sx notario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16
Antonio Barreiro
CfRTJ.4NO-D -DENTIST.4

Especialista en- la colocacion de
DeHta4Aras artificiales.
Extracciones sin dolor con la apli.
cacion de Ia Cocaiua por inyecciones.
Oticina Dental, calle Isabel, ntlnc-
ro I4-Ponce.
unio II de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

Surdo
pdbico general eco
En- iespacho OBJ
la escrupulosl1ad eNactiud Juno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16
Roberto Graham
INGENTERO
F"ndiri6p, Uc,ycrta y Eeryetcrfa
PONCE, rUERTO-RICO

Fabricante De despolpadoras lie cafe de
los sistenlas Rollo Disco, como tambi5n
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
!acates, Secadefas toda clase de maquina,
ria para cafe, picar yerba. desgranar m1,iz
etc, etc. Hero, cobre y bronco Ell barras.
planchss fundjdo.
Pindanse informes Julio Z, 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-16

SALON BARBERIA

Con todas las comodidades y tcdos
los adclantos.
Isabel, esquina Leon
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-11-03
PEN, PENCIL. AND BRUSH,

w. D. Howells was printer in Ohio
when boy. He used to set 1900 ems and
then go fishing
Thomas Hardy started in life as an archi=
teet, and the house in which he lives was
built from his own designs.
The real name of the most distinguished
Dutch novelist of his time, Maarten Maar-
tens, is Van de Poorten Schwarz.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes is now the
Oldest living man conspicuously identified
with literature. He was born in the same
year as Tennysop, Darwin and Gladstone:
David, the artist. when not painting,
amused himself by scraping an old fiddle,
which he did abominably. He would insist
on playing for every visitor and often ex.
claimed, ''Oh, if had only been born q
yiolinist!'
Robert Louis Stevenson Is said to be q
most laborious writer. He rewrites his
manuscript to such an extent that at the
end Of the day scarcely one of the original
sentences remains unchanged. Occasion.
ally he spends three weeks on single chap
ter and then throws it away.
Mark Twain has returned from a long
"trip abroad looking far from we'll. Hi
usually rosy complexion is colorless, and
his face looks thin and sickly. To an in
terviewer who tried to get him to talk he
said: "You can't interview me. lost my
voice while abroad" He has cough and
speaks with difficulty.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-11-03
The Usual Ahertage,

meeting Of the executive commit
tee in charge of the cam paign in faVo
ST the railroad bond proposition was
held ellfdl at T. r. Staples office last even.
ing. for the purpose Of closing qp the
business of the campaign. An earn
est effort had been made to keep the
expenses down to the limit W warranted
by the Fes9Hrces at the command of
the committee, and tho result was
nearer the mark than usual, With a
large committee the authorized bills
are sure to exceed the amount that
the individuals expected, and the set
tlement is sure to show a deficit. In
this campaign it reaches nearly $500,
and the committee decided to ask
the citizens tn increase their SUBJ
scriptions to cover the amount. It
.is small amount, but the members
Of the committee feel that it should
be paid, and will contribute their
share toward doing SO. The cam
paign Was onRdVGted in a manner
generally satisfactory to the people,
and il a small contribution is
asked of you please do as much as
you can considering all the circum-
stances. The shortage is little
oyer half, we are informed, of the
amount that followed the Water
Power campaign, and the committee
greatly regrets that any call on the
public is necessary. The citizens of
Little Falls can we'll afford to
generally increase the amount they
gave the first time subscriptions
We're solicited.