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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-08-12

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High Ambitio !.

Teacher lin disgust) THAT'S the
tenth time you've answered II don't
know" 70 my question.
Boy-I only said don't know" six
timsA The other times l said wasn't
Tsscher-Well, what does boy who
never knows, or ID never sure OF any
thing. expect TO be when he grove up?
Boy (after refection)--I gueas mebby
I might be u astronomer, en- talk sbout
somntS --Good News
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Friend-So you have married your
housekreper Don't you know that she
has been robb ny you for years?
Old Smartcuss-Of course l know it.
That's why I married her. am trying
e,.., ct my ,.oney back.-TeHus SiftinRs
=,
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a chinese Room.


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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-08

4 que aluden los personaies de esta historic.
I'm 1885, un honbre honrado, el doctor
Leroyer, habitaba en- Brunoy, donde ejercfa
la profession de medico Y viva solo con una
vieja anna de casa, lan1a1a Saxon.
81 1nico pariente del medico era sn sobri-
no Pablo Lercyer, casado, padre de dos hi
jos pequenos, mecanico muy habil, inventor
| ingeniosisimo.
Una tarde tormentosa de Noviembre,
euando el doctor Sc sentaba la mesa, reci
bio un billete sin frma que decia asf:
q Sc raega al doctor Leroyer qate te,,ga Ia
Jondad de presentarse, si1l tard1nza alg1oaa,
eR Ia casa amueb7ada que peyte,lece q la sejlora
c5'tda de Poageau PlumeaR. FL doctor Zero
ger es agteardado con- iHlpaciejacia q serd reel
Dido con grat5ttd pero q'te Sc aPresare, por-
que en- clio "a Ia Uida"
FL inedico supo por 81 ANA de llaves que
unos extranjeros hab{an alquilado dos dias
antes la ella de la sonora Rougeau- Plu-
meau.
5Qui6nes eran esos extranjeros os Nadie
10 saba.
7 pesar De las sdpIicas de su ANA y de
| "a lluvia, el doctor Leroyer ton6 eI canine
de Ia casa designada en- el billete.
Una criada le introdujo al punto en Ia
antesala, donde le esperaba va una mDier
muy gorda, qaien, despues de varias frases
de cortesia, le pidio que jurase por su ho
nor nc revelar los motives por los cuales So
e llarnaba aquella casa mas 81 mkdico
rehuso prestar semejante juramento quiso
naarchar en- seguida.
Sin embargo, era necesario retenerlo: Ia
nueva inquilina de la a'ijza g6tica de Ia viuda
Ruogean-PIumeau le hizo entonces conf
dencias muy completes.
Flora Ceffa-Rosaba Pitoia, hija de una
lavandera de Ia plaza Maubert de padre
desconocido, viuda de Amadis Parpaillot,
antique abastecedor de los ej6rcitos impe-
riales, tenla unos ciucuenta Y tres amos de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-08

edad, posefa una soberbia fortuna habita
ba en- Il euarto principal de linda casa
de Ia Gale de Saint Louis, en- ell Marais.
En- e segundo piso de Ia casa donde vi
via IA sonora Amadis [ la viuda Sc hacia Ila
asi, porque este nombre lie pareefs en-
cantador novelesco habitaba el senior
Derienx, ex-coronel del Imperio Official de
la Legion de Honor, Ell cual tenia una hi
ia hermosa como nn angel; pero como ell ex-
coronel sc ausentaba de Paris frecuen-
cia, Ester, quedandose sola en- casa, Sc fas
tidapia So aburria soberanamente.
La sonora Amadis tenia una gran casa,
carruajes palco en- la Opera, cierta no
che, no pudjendo ir ella al taatro, ofrecio su
palco a coronel, quien 10 aeept6 para su hi
ia: aqueIia noche estaba tambien en- ia Ope
IA e. ioven duque Segismundo de la Tour
Vaudieu, Par de Francia, habiendo visto
a Ester, qued6 perdidamente enamorado de
tan linda nina
FL Par de Francia Sc hizo presentar Ell
casa de la sonora Amadis, su passion por
Ester agrand6se en- la intimidad eli leal ca
ballero 40 guerra que la sehorita Derieux
fuese querida, sno su dulce esposa rcas
por deSgrac:a, como sue!e suceder, entire
ambos enamorados existia un abismo insu-
perable.
Segismundo di6 parte de su proyecto de
fnatrtmonio la Duquesa viuda de la Tour
Naudieu, su madre, Y esta senora, que ado
raba hiio que deseaba vivamente YER
Ie casado J perpetuar su noble raza, decla-
70 Segismundo que tai matrimonio seria
una infamia para su escudo, que qUeris
meJor verle muerto que deshonrado pero
Segismundo, que adoraba Ester, era an
hombre De honor, Ester, casta pura,
anoaba ciegamente Sesismundo.
Una noche brot6 Ia centella de IN beso
Y esta centella produjo IN incendo la nj
ma inocente Sc abandon6 en- los brazos de
su aman te =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-08
LA DEMOCRACTA

81 senior Duque que mande enganchar para
despnes de la vista que espera
No. probablemente no saldre-
En- cuanto venga ell seflor Thefer, quedais
libre por hoy
81 ayuda de oamara Sc retro, Jorge de
la Tour Vaudieu, sentandose cerca de su
mesa, rompi6 la faia de IN periodico CO.
memo leer 81 Premier Pa,1s mas 4 las
pocas llneas Sc detuvo Y su mano distraida
de]o caer Ell papel
i Maldito pasado!- dec1a el senador.
~ Terrible pasado Yo, Ell Doque de Ia
Tour audieu 70, cuyo nomhre esta tan
alto cuya fortuna { Influenza son tan
grandes, yo estoy condenado a temblar en-
cada momento---- Yo he audado por fan
go por saugre hasta la rodllia !---- Clau-
dla, Claudia Farni!> Este demonio con
cara de angel ten1a sobre mi eli derecho del
amo sobre Ell eselavo Claudia hizo de mi
un estafador, IN falsasio, un asesino ;Clau-
dia me empuj6 hasta Ia reja del presidio Y
la escalera del cadalso .-
Jorge inclin6 la cabeza sobre su pecho, y
despues de haberse entregado su abati-
miento doloroso, anadi6:
Claudia hab1a desaparecido de mis- re-
cuerdos, Y cre1 que estaba muerta desde
hace mucho tiempo---- Pero el hombre a
quien he dido en- Ell cementerio de moutpar-
nasse prueba que aquella vive, ell venga-
dor intenta gervirsa de esa mujer contra
mi Pero gus quiere ese vengador =?
Quiere entregarme la justicia? Inposi-
BILE, porque hay prescription. Ell Quiere
rehabil.ar la memoria del ajusticiado- ~
este ser1a le vergdenza para mi, Ia infamia.
lnterrumpi6se, y luego exclam6 con 6era
resolution
i Es necesario que el terrible secreto
permanezca en- las tlnieblas Desgraciado
de aquef que intente descubrirle !----
Antes de proseguir ei re!ato del drama
que desenyolvemos, es indispensable indicar
los principales sucesos del pasado siniestro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-08
F o. TIN csp
JAYIER DE MoNTEPfN
Version castelEona .
XXI
(COntgnunci0nJ

i Toma Porque Sc fgura que nos ha
hecho arreetar en- FL JGyro De p3at0, para
lIevar cabo tn solo Ell negocio.
i ESQ no es verdad !-grit6 rabioso Juan
Jueves.-. All, canalla 7 esta aqul?
No primero march6 la instruction,
y despues ha salido para las Madeonnettes,
donde qqedara presso- -
Juan ueves reehin6 los dientes y apre-
t6 los punos.
Bueno l-exclam6 con voz som br(a.-
Como 30 consiga ir tambi6n las Madelon-
nettes, va Sc vera 10 que pasa.
i Vamos, hombre !-replic6 81 ex-nota-
rio, que era conciliador enemigo de dis
pntas violentas s.-Aunque pudieras aniqui-
flarle, ique conaeguiras con ESQ
-Lo siguiente empeorar tu causa Y
abora hablemos. 5Quieres hablar?
Z Por que no ?-respondi6 Juan -Jueves
en- voz de colera
-TG tienes la culpa, t6 solo - ST hu-
bieses ido ( EIJarro de plata NADIA malo
habrfa pasado---.
i va he dido
-Entonces muy tarde, decididamente-
pregunt6 Pluma-de- Ganso, no sin vacila-
oi6n- deoididamente, no nos habfas ven
dido ?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-08

Los oios de Juan-J -Jueves Sc inyectaron
en- sangre, y 81 rostro present6 una faz te-
rrible
~ Yo. Yo vender mis- camaradas =
grito iracundo "a Soy yo tan cobarde como
Hilo en- Cuatro Ne crees til capaz de tai
nfamia 2---- 81 10 crees, no 10 repitas- -
no, porque te extrangularfa-
No, no. 20 no 10 creo, palabra de
honor va Sc que tn eres un bravo mu-
chacho, franco leal- - Esto Sc 10 he
dicho Glen veces Hilo- en- -Cuatro
i Enhorabuenal l-dijo Juan j Jueves dull
cifcando su voz.-i Hilo-en- Cuatro es un
gran bestia Ell escalamiento la fraetura
eran mposibles sin que alguien ayudase. =
Por que no penso este
-; Justamente Pero Ell NAL 81 no le ha
turbado la cabeza.--- Que lastima, cuan
do tenfanos en- perspectiva tan hermosos
negocios l.--- Sobre todos, Ell del Duqne de
Ia Tour Vaudieu- va sabes
Il Els verdad ?-respondi6 Juan ] neves.
- Que I6stima
Tn guardia interrumpi6 Ia conversation
de los dos bandidoa llamabaseles { la can
tina para tomar su frugal almuerzo.
XXI
Volva1nos ahora al palacio del duque Jorge
Fran las uueve de la noche, su excelen-
cia, despues de haber condo con su hiio
Enrique, sc dirigi6 su gabnete de despa-
cho.
-Sent6se al lado de Ia chimenea y TOGO
IN timbre, y casi al punto apareci6 en- Ia
puerta un ayuda de c4mara.
-Fernando-dijo ell senador-espero q
una persona que Sc presentara en- el palaco
entire nueve media Y diez de Ia noche. Sc
llama NJ. Thefer. Advertirlo al portero pa
ra que no le detenga, } le introduces aquf
en- el acto.
81, senor Duque.
20 Los periodicos de la noche
En- Ia mesa del senor Duque. Quiere
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-08
MAYoL HERMANOs & Co.
COATERIO
Dioiemore 3 IL 1899.

81 oeciente favor que venen dispensando
ben los tabacos eaborados de faba
la tarea de hacer elogo de dichos productos
Conocdas las bondades del tabaco empleamos
elaborac6n solo fabrca
centro de la pveada da Ia meor hoia del pals
por reaeonados los mayore
ell quirr ell abaeo de meor caidad e que enpleamos
ofrecemos consumidores
Hoy tienen esos l. oca6n de fumar e egftmo
Come hbre exento de mozca de procedencas copn
do las diyelsas vitoas de La CoaERIEN Prue6a Hace
Deposto esta ciudad; Casa de los F.
dsz 4 c. Plaza le ATercadoIdem de Pedro Heaa Plaza
de las Delieas
Ponce Abrl l9 !.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-08
hGEu(IA FIIuBRllRIIA

IIago saher al pdbhco que desde
hoy Ia que estaba a cargo de don
Barto!ome Segui, Gale Mayor, Sc ha
trasladado Ia Gale de Wives, no 50
; contin4a bajo Ia direction del que
suscribe, que es 81 dueflo.
Antonfo Roca.
Ponce. JUNO % de 1898. ON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-08
sSx8E
]. q ga - &

Fin la Jurisdiction De Barranquitas, a
ostancia compuesta de sesenta y cuatro
cuerdas, fncadas en su mayor1a de cafe y
malangos.
Tiane casa lie MADEIRA, aqua abundante,
es llama su terreno es fertii1simo.
FL que desee comprarIa puede dirigirse,
en- Coamo, al que snscribe.-Zoa7o Ns Co26Sa.
.Junio, q de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-08

ntado Ia aAga
q frnano oslana
Los ft 80 frances gade
como are
g pasero queno
nenun reg por
PASAJES los
ION ehai 5po0 0yparl0 los strsaIfna aEd poan
por Ia tca p
8 innes ma 1 Ia a
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En- i
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solo endra am ladi renca aeda
70 t ~ l los cid rbai noe ib ai j
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no amtad
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a % pas mes q j 5idem 10 id
Tt idHn 5 III daul
frances ion de kios pie
F f E Is kuos 7especi civnneut
rel enlo alo
O yeno oEqa1oI fnIaa para BarcLo. .aconos
de- pats- -3a d A. 5pseaa
SEt3uRO
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1893-01-13
NATURAL HISTORY.

A SICK dog is usually his own doctor.
Turn hira loose in field, and IL he can
not find some species of grass or herb
suitable for his case the malady is in
durable.
OpossUMs are the only animals that
make a moro elaborate toilet than cats.
TIE hardest wood known is said TO be
the cocus. 1t turns the edge of any AK
however well tempered.
Wild geese avoid the vicinity of
Sherman. Ore, in daytime, and only
approach the ucighborhood in the night.
They have been so much hunted there
that they have become cautious.
A BARREL. of molasses collapsed in a
Buffalo grocery. and the fluid ran over
the floor rat became smcarcd with
it and ran off. Although the house had
been previously infested with rats, not
one has been seen there since.
II three. or FIVE, or more men arc
asleep in room and one of thcm is
drunk the flies will gather upon the
tipsv man and avoid the Others. The
reason is that the insects rcvcl in the
odor of alcohol and sometimes get
drunk on It,
WHEN Il cow is two years old a
wrinkle begins to form at the base OF
her horns. At three years this wrinkle
is fully developed When she is five
wears old another will form and after
that one will form each year. Thus her
ace can be discovered
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1893-01-13
State Items.
: 7 7 ss
Governor,

LITTLE ROCK, Jan l0-rhe Arkansas mem
hers-e ect of the Electoral College met in this
city al u oclock yesterday morning and cast
the eight votes OF the state for Cleveland and
Stevenson for President and Vice President
Mr.. w NJ. kavanaugh, business manager of
the Gazette WAS selected az messenger TO carry
the electoral vot3 10 Washington.
In the Chaneery Court Yesterday in the case
OF the State VS.. VIM. Z. Woodruff ct al il was
ordered 10y the Chancellor that the defendant
have until the first day of the April term TO file
exceptions to Special Master Simms report
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1893-01-13
IN DAYS GONE BY.

CATHERINE DE MEDIcI imported muffs
into France from Italy.
Pork was the most highly esteemed
flesh at the i,oman table.
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WORTH READING.


Nit. STERLING, KY, Feb. I3, 1850.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Gentlemen Il desire to make brief
statement for the benefit of the suffering. |
had been afflicted with catarrh of the head,
throat and nose, and perhaps the bladder
for fully twenty-five years. Having tried
other remedies without success, was led
by an advertisement in the Sentne-Demo-
crat to try Halls Catauh Cure | have just
finished my fourth bottle, and | believe |
am right when | say | am thoroughly re-
stored. | don't believe there is a trace of
the disease left. Respectfully,
VIM BRIDGES, Merchant Tailor.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. IS cents.
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YEARS OLD.
NUMBER.

OF these. . are white Nomen,l2 negro women.
Before Diminishing l.is subject permit nae To
state that If in your judgement the lease sys-
te III should be continued. yoa will still find
much legislation necessary that VIII require
your mos; careful consideration. and urge
upon you the Importance OF taking up this
subject the earliest moment possible.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1893-01-13
RAiLRO ADS.

RAILROADS
The facilities for transportation is a question
OF vital interest to ever class of citizens since
il affects materially both consumer and pro-
Queer as well as the value OF every commodity
OF the country.
Nothing tends so far to create value, or TO
increase or diminish the same Farmers are
compelled to abandon many crops in Arkansas
because they cannot be made profitable with
out more satisfactory transportation.
River transportation has many advantages
hut is no. sufficient. The state is not sum
GENTLY supplied with railroads to encourage
the Development OF our rich and varied mineral
and timber resources. or the proper cultivation
10 our fertile soil 1t would therefore be unwse
TO pass laws that would embarrass this interest
and thus hinder the extension OF railroads in
our state.
Railroad property is taxable and valuable
and for this additional reason, Arkansas should
offer fair inducements to extend that enterprise
within her bounds. About one-ninth OF all the
tax paid into the state treasury now, is col
lecied from railroad property.
Ii would be almost Impossible to pass any
number OF bills that would cover the entire
ground and all it's complications, and 10 equal
justice to both shipper and carrier.
oar present laws, which depend on individual
enforcement. are practically worthless.
: Railroad Commission, composed Of three
men Of we'll established probity, who own no
railroad intcrcst Whatever 10 be elected by the
General Assembly or appointed by the COY
error and approved by the Senate, | believe To
be the pest means Of securing the desired md
/ therefore recommend the establishments OF
such Il comniSSi II, with full power 10 regulate
rates hear and determine complaints, and to
meet every eXigency that may arise.
PUBLIC ROADS
No agency is more successful in building up
the general interest in any country than spirit
OF harmony ANA unity OF sentiment with IT'S cit.
liens. and nothing tends so far towards increas.
ing this friendly feeling as local trade ana FIRE
ouent communion OF the inhabitants with each
other, either In a business or social way. So il
may be said that good roads lead through good
and happy communities.
In some parts OF Arkansas il has been con
sidered almos; impossible to build and main
tain good roads. The subject has been dis
cussed at erea. length by the Legislature the
| public press and in road conventions
In the Older, more densely populated states
with better facilities 70. building and main
tanning roads than we have, il is still mooted
question.
With the requisite amount Of labor judic
ioGsly managed, any obstacle may he overcome