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CARTA fNTIMA
M RENO.

InolvTdable amiga
En- esta carta que al azar coufio
Mis- queias llevo q ii.
CaandO tuA man0s llegue,
81 e. que tiene u suerte de ir ellas,
bQue pensaras de mi
Ssre 10 que til quieras
Un mHiadero, un temerari0, un loco
Que anna con razon,
X busca ell bien sonado
Donde vive el desd6n estan las gracias
I es mudo 81 corazon.
Sabraa, 81 10 consultas
A IL conciencia que mentir no puede,
Cue me has tratado NAL
\ 70 i que hice amarte;
Sonar en- brazos del amor contigo
Miranda al ideal.
Que amargas inquietudes
Esperando Ia dicha en- una carta
\ til sin resolver
Por que no me escribiste
10 te 10 hubiera agradecido tanto ---
Se amar y Agradecer.
"a veceS ima%lnOt
Que On el informe Ia ealumnia aleve
Ne srrastra doude ti;
Y Il tns rosados labiOs
Surge IA risa y el deaprecio en- ella
Para entregarlo mi.
Ia satira inclemente.
suelta ls bnrla Al corazon del hombre,
Llewe con Ia verdad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
Artu'-O 4pOnte y ROdrlguee
AVOCADO

Tiene alberto su estudio on la
Plaza Principalno 2, & Ia izquier-
da entrando en- Ia escribanfa del
senor Chard6n, bajos de La casa
del senor Chevalier, antes don
Dimas Ranery, ofrece sus servi-
clos PROFESSIONALS.
Ponce, Mayo : de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
AVISO

Sc vende IN caballo de silla.
FL que 10 interese puede avistar-
Sc con su dueilo. e.
RAFAEL LEON.
MAYO Is De 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

" murmuraron t0dos
Como el esclav0 que sufri6 el castigo,
Conrando Ia impiedad.
tn, por quieu mi s.logic
Fecundo brota ds.l amor sublime,
Ne das III amarga MEL.
Reir De Il no puedo
Sc opone 81 corazon; tt eres IA duena-
Tu pobre esclavo ei.
iAy, pienso tantas cosas
One Is mi cerebro un vendabal De ideas
No 50 que hacer de mi
Aun no me he vuelto loco
La luz no falta La coneiencia mia
Para pensar en- Il.
Oh tn, blanca paloma
Que Ell hombre en- lucha la porfia al eielo,
Decide entire los dos.
tn llevas La esperanto.
La necesito para amar la vida,
Para acercarme 4 DIos.
Resuelto ya nj viaje
Con honda pena me entregue Ia suerte /;
Sail para vOiver
en- tanto que me aleJO
Imagiuo que marcH0 en- busca tuya
Q1ien sabe 80 -Puede ser
lQue haran pOr mi tus o]os
Noches de Iuz, donde bebe 81 dia
Su- -claru resplanaOr2
Y que tn linda boea
Que Dios creara imaginando el beso,
Sagrario del amor
81 tu d4sden me aguarda,
FL fruto amargo de una for hermosa,
lQue hare no haIlando el bien
Sin estrechar tn mano,
Vuslto de espaldas, el dolor conmigo,
Huire de ru desden.
L. "A. PONCE DE LEON.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

A pesar do que una muier solo yea un
hombre de tarde sn tarde, no guora ningu
de sus prorectos. 81 81 rehusa comuni-
carseios, ella los pregunta aquellos que
pueden saberlos; 81 nadie los aabe. els
los adiviHa. Rocbebrstst4e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

Fl segundo prennio del altimo sorteo de
IN loterfa provincial cay6 an esta ciudad re-
partIdo entire varias personas poDrer.
Tambien 81 segundo prernio de Ia extrac-
ci6n correspondio Ponce, haoiendo sido
vendidos ambos en- la tabaquerIa La Bella
Indiana.
Decididamente ell amigo don Luis Casals
tiene buena sombra-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
VENTA DE IN COCHE

Sc vende IN coche de ssientos co1n3ia-
tamente nuevo con una lanza brnncales
una pareia de caballos
Diriiirss a eochero Juan Tonaks 3-4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
KALEIDOSCOPE

Ell compositor noruego Eduardo Grieg,
couocido en- Madrid por sus composiciones,
que Ia dado a cOnocer la Sociedad de Guar
tetos, asi como Ia de Conciertos, halla
actuaImeute en- Mentona, en cuyo puntO ia
sido inter viewed por IN corresponsal de
EI Nelr- York Herald.
Ell celebre mtlsico a. maulfestado al re-
vistero que principio del mes De JUNO Sc
propoue il 4 Cambridge, en- Inglaterra, cuya
antigua Univer0idad conferira este ano en-
session extraordinaria 81 tftulo academieo de
grado honorfico Grieg, Saint Sasns, Yer
di Boito.
FL senor cura de San Sebastian la ofreci-
do el libro de defuneiones en- que consta la
partida origiHal de la de Cervantes. que muy
pronto fgurara en Ia Exposition H'Storioo-
Europea.
Dentro de pocos dias - representara en-
Paris, por primera vez, La hermosa obra de
Wagner La TVaIkTia, primera parte de la
tetralog1a Ell 0nilEo de NJebelttHgo La pre-
sentaci6n escenica promote ser admirable,
no habiendo vacilado Ii empresa hacer
todo 10 possible porque el resnltado ser TODD
10 favorable que IS de desear-
Ahora que Vacquerie v Maurice acaban
DC QaE a D4UAGA4A4 III uAcNO ADEB tAG p1e-
sias de Victor Hugo, nos parece interesante
dar 4 conOeer una aneedota del gran p0eta.
En- su viaje a las orillas del Rhin, Victor
Hugo visito las ruinas de IN castillo olvi-
dado en- un sitio desiertO. En- su afan de-
recOnstituir Ia arquitec tura, Ia antig1edad
y Ia historic de aquellas ruinas, el poeta Sc
pasaba las horas entire los restOs del casti-
10, Despues de haber interrogado en- va
40 4 todas las piedras, 50 disgustaba de 81
impoteucia para penetrar 81 mIsteriO, Guam
do de pronto vi6 una mujeF.
Parecia esta tener cuarenta amos, vestia
como una aldeana pero teuia Ia boca deli
cada los ojos muy expresivos. Victor
Hugo la pregunto 81 saba algo acerca del
castillo, respondio que no. Aquella mu-
Ter hablaba como una parisiense. Con1es-
tando unas palabras de Hugo, dijo
oh, senior hay muleres maias qae sa-
ben hacer bien el amor. Pero no existe
IN NAL poeta que sepa hacer -buenos versos.
se aleio sin hahlar mas.
Victor Hugo, mas tarde, rehriendo Ia aven-
tura, Sc quedaba pensativo preguntaba
II QUEEN encerrarfa mas ocuItO mIsrerI0,
la muier el castillo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
! alfler De orc. de pechn
| par de argollas de orr.
1 par sarcilloS.

FL resto de las prendas, deeiara II Perez
que Sc las nan snstraido Ell q campo.
El caco fne reducido ! prision = entrega-
do i los trfbunales de justicia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

Siguiendo las indicaciones de Mr.. Kendall
Harri, que descubrio haee algunos amos en-
81 eonvento de Santa Catalina, en- el monte
de Sinai, dos virgenes escocesas, las se1o-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

rsAs Levi Gibson. que couoeen e4 griego "
ei Arabe, han heeho en- 1892 nuevas investi-
gaciones en- el mismo convento, habisndo
hechn mas de mil fotugraffas, de las euales
cuatrocientas reproducsn un palimpresto
sIriaco, que enclerra Tn martirologio de San
tos. con dibujos copiados de los Evangelios
traducidos 4 II lengua siria. Con el con
curse de Harris, de Bensly y de Burkett.
- ia organizado una nueva expedition.
Gracias an reaetIvo Sc ha conseguido ha-
Ger apareeer los Antiques caracteres. Sc IA
hallado una version sIrlaca De 10 Evangelios
del tipo de los que Cureteu descubri6 en-
lS42, aunque coz notables variantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

No nay para que mostrarse nuy entendi-
do para con las mujeres, 4 uenos que No
sea para adiri,aar 10 que les agrada. La
te70
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

Las nuJeres ddiUGadH que son amadaa au
tes de que Sc les olga. Mariuastr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
RECORTES

IA amor es mn sentimiento ran delioado,
qne nm amant@ no debe saber nunca que as
amado sino adfrIssdgsdolo. Mad de SartoTs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
ALHACEN DE- gTSICA ! LIBRERIA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO
PONCE. ?. 4.

PONCE. r. 4.
Obfas selectas ertraida,szel C1tdEogo 0snsral
Beeta0Bers- sonatAs en- sod ia mayor Is
Bsrger.-Estudioa Dp l2------SI-O0
Bascn1ui---J0ne. Dea relodias- AZ
Becascei.-Espiga da8aro 80 Vals- rs
Bi-et.-Alfegro sehnrrando l-35
Boasrgeois.--IAa EilansA. IS
BelEins.-Sonarnbmla FTy4rariso d dfusoqhi
aria dc baio---- 20
Beyer.-Aire nap0litAno Co 65 10
Badar-egsca.- plegana Ia graeia Dos
piezas. as.-.------------.--4--.M So
BilJenn R.--VaAs aohra motives de Tn
Bale o-.------ 90
Bs1ear HaoS.-- Vfsperas sinilianas A mGnoa.
Fantasia asfa--.--.---- 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

Desde 10 del actual Sc ha alberto una
nueva communication telegrafca para China
por las hneas rusas, cuya tasa es ocho fran
COS 90 centImos por palabra para todas
las estaciones del Celeste Imperio. Los
despaehos que cursen por esta via lleyaran
la indication HeEamp0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

La esposa del hterato frances Armand
Silvestre ha sufrido aver en- Paris IN acci-
dente grave, del que estan ibres nuestras
esposas Y nuestras hijas.r
La sonora Silvestre, que guiaba un fac
ton con un magnifco tronco de caballos,
choc6 con Ell coche de IN panadero. De re-
sultas de la violenta acometida de los dos
carruaies. fu6 arrancada del pescante Ia da-
ma V di6 en- terra, causandose heridas gra-
yes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

LUPULO FRESCO
EN- PAQUETES DE UNA LIBRA
FARN8CIA GADEA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
HIsToRIA VULGAR

EL-, Vivo para qusrerte
Ella.-i Quererte es vivir
Ell Sin II, quiero morirl
Ella Tu amor Ia muerts
Ell Mi dicha! Mi eu4beleso
EllG. II Nj bieu! Nj ventura
FL padrs.-(A esta criatura
le voy romper IN hueso
EL-. Ne desprecia 81 tirano
Ella Desdichado amor
Los dos Morir es meior
Comprendan su afan insane
los que en- nueStro NAL aboRan,
miren tan noble arranque
Muramos, pues Il Al estanqusI Z
Tss st1sto.--i Que 80 ahogan
GSs gstarda.--i Los he salvado
El popd.-; Soy 81 culpabls
FL mW'sdo.-, Case notable
FL doctor No es de cuidadoi
FL padre Unanse los dos
EE doctor; Asf So cura
EIIos.-i Oh, dicha Oh, ventura
FL ,sassido. Gracias & Dios
EL-i Pues te digo que 81
Ella Ie digo qua no!
En- Aquf disp0ugos 20
Ella ii 70 dispongo aqui
FL Fementidas
Ella. In6sll
Ell Puea. toma
Ella II Bribon
Los dos La separation
E1js4es-( La luna dc misltl
~ ua,sado-j Quisn 10 dijsra
E9 pupd--i Ne 10 tsmfa
e aator-I Que tonterfa
81 ESQ le pasa cualquisra
Vital Asa.
Dos senoras SO detienen ante los escapG
rates de una tienda de obietos artfsticos.
La primers, snsenando Ia otrs una ga
satua:
-Es una Andr6maca.
- Muy hsrmosa Pero crefa qua era
ma porcelsna-
Entire dos amigas:
Dime, Lqui6n crees t1 qua sea ei hon-
ore que We malor las cosae
Ell cue sea tutor de una muchachR.
- z por que
-Porque tendra una psapila mas que los
,tros.
Gede6n encusntra en- la calle una modiata
. la que declara 50 amor.
-s Me pernitira listed que Ia escriba
81, sehor5 pero Is lista del correo.
- Con que seTasg
Con lss que usted quiera.
7 Gede6n sc sonrie 50 retira satisfscho
10 su copqaIsta.
-
Acudid zagalas:
lQue Undo amor lieVo
Miradlo que mono.
Por las alas preso.
-sY es d6cilf-Y nino
-EDonoso7-Hechicero
ECalladito7-Mudo.
-BComplaciente7- -Ciego.
sAlegreg-Cual Mayo.
-tVeloz?-Como 81 visnto.
-SY fiel9-Cual vosotras.
va no le quaremos
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Leemos en- Fl Liberal de Madrid :

Leemos en Fl Liberal de Madrid
Ell gobernador general de Puerto Rico
dirigio aver el siguiente telegrama al minis
tro de Ultramar I" Ajeno politica asesinato
Cotorruelo indicios carstcter personal vida
privada."
Los vecinos de la Gale de Ia Virtud, en-
81 barrio de Ia Playa, Sc quejan de que Ia
pluma de aqua que esta cerca de la iglesia,
Sc halla rota eontinuamente esta derra-
nando aqua.
Los transeuntes pasan raves apuros 81
tener que atTavesar aquellos sitios.
La Gale de la ViItud de esta ciudad 50
halla sieInpre a oseuras.
SPor que no sc instaIan en- ella tres 3
cuatro faroles
Las persouas que Sc decidan 4 visitar Ia
Exposition de Chicago, deben leer el anuncio
que en- otro lugar publicamos referente al
Inagnifco Hotel 1nerica.
Tras de ser uno de los mas comodos =
baratos. sera el lngar de parada de casi TO-
dos los viajeros de las Antillas.
El Doctor don Vicente Sautoni oeolista
de Is facultad de Paris, reeibe consultas dia-
rias de de la manana lie ! 4 de Ia
tarde, en esta eiudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
PLAZA DEL MERCADO

Preeios ooryss.tes d las De "a p.asana hog
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

De recientes estudios geol6gieos Y pa
leontoi6gicos hechos por Mr.. 7. J. Van Be-
neden, parece resultar que a final de Pc
rfodo mioceno-es decir, en- 6poca muy re-
mota de Ia historic de la tierra-toda la Eu-
ropa central estasa atravesada por nume~
rosos brazos de mar, que el lamado hoy
mar Negro, legaba hasta Viena quiza
hasta el lago de Constauza.
Hacia la termination del -plioceno q
principles del periodic euaternario, Sc formo
81 B6sforo ssconsecuencia de grandes de-
presiones y las aguas del Mediterraneo que
daron concentrates en- una cuenca que, en-
IN principle, estaba unida con eI mar Ar
tico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

FALIEREs. AlInsuso ssiaa sIsaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

Ell sefior cura de San Sebastian IA ofreci-
do el libro de defunciones en- que cOnsta La
partida origiHal de la de Cervantes. que muy
pronto fgurara en- Ia Exposition HtstoricO-
Enropea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

Liceacigdo don Rafael Szinchez lHontaErO-. !.
dacE ds A. Irlstalscia accidegtal de esta ciW-
dad q all narfido
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A clever piece Of detective work, which
must appeal with sad and crushing sug-
gestivencss to the crook fraternity, has
been done In Toledo. A barber for somo
time missed cigars from the case In his
shop. At first only a few cigars were
taken, but presently tho thieves became
bolder and took whole boxes. watch
was set and detectives were employed,
but all In vain Az last the barber struck
ON the idea OF having an automatic de-
tector fixed in the shop, and be called in
an electrician. camera was arranged
30 as to cover the cigar case, and fash
light apparatus and the camera were con-
nccted by wires with the sliding door Of
the cigar case, so that when the door was
opened the wires would DO brought
together. The circuit thus formed
would produce a flash and secure
instantaneously p picture of the
thieves. For twelve days the cigars
were unmolested, but ON the morn
ing Of the unluciy thirteenth tho
thieves were prompted to try their hand
again. The plate was taken from the
camera and developed, and on II was seen
I'M quo and interesting picture, contain
ing the likehesses Of two Juveniles who
were ia the act OF stealing the cigars.
Every detail In the shop was distinctly
seen; the clock showing the time at
which the youngsters' little operations
were interfered with, and the mixture Of
cunning and caution on the face Of tho
boy who was evidently taking tho active
part in securing the booty was intensely
amusing. The boys were at once recog-
niEed, were arrested, tried and sent 10 d
reformatory, and the Judge commended
from the bench the ingenuity Of the
means Of detection employed.
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Don't say WhotOa You- Say You Saw tin The
World
A force Of hands are at work, TO
day, scraping the streets.
The recent rain has greatly improv-
ed the appearance Of the wheat
The U. S. Express company have
sent fine, handsome grey horse
to Mr.. Trenary, their agent at this
point, for the delivery wagon.
This county can boast Of boy
who measures 6 feet "a inches in his
stocking feet. He's likely to develop
into something immense by the time
he reaches the age Of p.
Emmert & Fiery's spring opening
takes place to-day and tomorrow.
The store is tastefully arranged, and
their stock Of new spring goods is inn
mense. Thompson's orchestra will
furnish music for the occasion.
Mr.. A. J. Thomas was in his accus-
toned place to-day at the directors
meeting Of the Peoples National Bank,
for the first time since lie was disabled
by his accident last winter. Glad to
see him about again.
Rev. DR.. II. M. Wharton, Of Balti
moro, we'll known by many Of orr peo-
pie, as magnetic speaker and great
esivalist, has accepted Mr.. Moody's
invitation to assist him one month in
b meeting in Chicago during the
Worlds Fair.
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Anihest
Regarding the current stories Of
coming strikes on the p. 4 o.. the
Ts,es Of Cumberland says
}. J. CLAIR, vicc-chAirman Of The
Baltimore and Ohio engineers general
committee Of adjustment, referring ID
tho story denounced in the nmes 81
day before yesterday, which stated
that 4 strike on tho Baltimore & Ohio
was only being avoided by the Wig
lance Of the company, says that this
story is fair sample Of tho ehestnuts
going the rounds regarding the
poor workman. He further says there
i not the least shadow Of possibility Of
q strike as far as the locomotive engis
neers arc concerned, either for the
purpose Of more wages or other advan-
tages, during 1898. The same thing
can be said with certainty as regards
the conductors also. There viii BE- NO
strike Of engineers or conductors on
the Baltimore and Ohio during 1898,
nor, indeed, perhaps for aNconsiderablc
period beyond, The engineers are
always opposed TO strikes unless il is
entirely impossible to get their Just
grieyances adjusted IN any other man-
ner, and least Of all would they strike
during the worlds fair year.
The officers Of the Baltimore & Ohio
have always promptly met and heard
tile employees whenever any dissafis-
faction existed heretofore, and have
always aimed to settle the Same IN a
manner fair and just to all parties I'M
terested It is only reasonable to pre-
sumo that similar course win b pur-
sued IN the future.
The Baltimore and Ohio employees,
therefore, have no grievance at pres
emit Besides, the engineers, conduo-
tors, fremen and brakemen through
their respective representatives have
made contracts with the company, and
both parties 10 each of tho contracts
have mutually agreed to certain rcgu-
lations regarding time and pay; those
contracts haycheen made to be lived
up TO in good faith, and fiat any time
either division Of these employees have
q grievance il il likely they would seek
to remedy tho same BY precipitating a
sudden strike No II il more likely
they would endeavor to have their CON
tract changed to remedy the matter
complained Of.
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rhe Caaihg I'D ne'nr q Frieals. Appropriateness
and STRANGERS.
Mr. Geo. n. Hoke, Of Philadelphia,
is in this city
Mr.. 0. N. Iaines, Of Baltimore.
was in town Thursday.
Miss Mamie Bell, " Shenandoah
Junction, Is in town to-day
DR.. g. RI HoIlingsworsh. Of HAecrs-
rown. is registered at the ST Clair.
Mr.. chas. F. Lockhart. Of philadel.
phia, Is here looking after the inter- St.
Of his firm.
Mrs. Henry HODGE, Of Roanoke, Va.
is visiting her father, Mr., Philip Muth,
ON King street.
DR.. Lee r. Pennington has been
called to Baltimore on account Of the
death Of. his little niece.
Mrs. N. H. DAVIS, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs q,
W. Doll on Burke street.
Mr.. J. VIM. Hill. formerly Of this
city, now Of Baltimore, paid his old
home a flying visit to-day.
Mrs. VIM. 0berlander, Of Frederick
accompanied BY hercLildren, is visit
ing her parents, NJ. and Mrs A. KogIe
schatz, on Martin street
Mr.. Chas. II. Shaffer, Of this city,
viii participate in the entertainment
at Hedgesville this evening.
w. e. Morgan, Of Martinsburg, .
most agreeable gentleman and superin.
tendent Of the States Agricultural Elk
hibit at Chicago, is here. Parkers
burg I,tder.
Mr.. Jas. Thompson, Of Shenandoah
Junction, who for a long time has been
in feeble health has come to this city
for treatment, and is stopping with his
nephew, Mr.. .Jno. w. Thompson.
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MAJOR ] H. BRIsToR KILLED.

His Death Supposed to Have Boon Caused BY |
Runaway Accident.
Shortly afternoon today, Rev. w
H. Chapman received the following
telegram, dated at Hancock, Nd 81
+" Major Bristor killed by accident,
Inform his family, signed, Or. Perkins.
No particulars have as yet been re-.
ceiyed. Mr.. Bristor left this morning on
the $50 train for Hancock, to look II
some land, and the superstition Is that
his death was caused BY a runaway
horse. Further particulars in to-nior-
rows issue.
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Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed 70
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded Price % cents per box. For
sale BY =. G. Williams, Jr., 4 Co.