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Push a Lucky Man

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There is no prettler game played than
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test between the Multnomahs and stan
forda on the local grounds tomorrow
win undoubtedly be well attended.
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OREGON NOTES.

A 75-yard foot race win be run on the
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week.
Eugene h out with Prof. d. V. s.
Reid a. a candidate for the position OF
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You Have Pride
In Your Baby

Have pride in your Baby Carriage.
Get good one. Get it here, and
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the best and handSomest that money
will buy. And the money will buy
more here than anywhere else.
HEILBORN & SON.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-04
ROBERTO GRAHAM
IN ENIERo
Ponce, Puerto-Rfco

Representante de los sehores Manlove
Alliet IL CO, iugenieroa manufacturers '
especialistas en- toda clase de rnaquinarias
para haciendas de cana y la fabrieeei6n de
az6car.
! PidAnse infornes. JsIio 4, 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-04

-Desde maflana ocuparemos en- reunir
todas las pruebas -dijo Enrique.
-lPor que no empezar hoy mismo7 pre-
gunt6 Est6ban.-Berta ests muy cerca de aouf,
= ella es la primera que deseo que yeas.
-Pues comeucemos. Estoy dispuesto
acompanarte.
Rene Sc encontraoa al lado de Berta, ! 81
fue quien abr:6 la puerta del jardfn q los dos
amigos.
-Creo querido Enrique-dijo Esteban- que
90 necesito presentarte & mi amigo Rene Mou-
-Debo al senor de la Tour -Vaudieu mi IL
bertsd-replic6 el honrado mecanico-y espero
deberle muy en- breve la felicidad de nuestra
amada Berta.
Hare todo 10 que de mi dependa. res
pondi6 Enrique estrechando la mano de Rene
Este exclam6
i Entonces el triunfo es SECURE
Esteban llam6 la puerta de la hu6rfana.
% Sc puede pasar 2-pregunt6 el joven doc
tor.
81 que Sc puede -respondi6 Berta desde
su cama-hace mucho tempo que espero.
Esteban entr6 seguido de Rene de Enri-
que. La joven Sc puso encarnada viendo en-
trar un extrano, Enrique la salud6 con res
peto viva emoci6n.
-Querida Berta -dijo Esteban-os he dicho
que ell momento de pedir a los Representatives.
de la ley ayuda, protection y justicia SO acer-
presento Enrique de la Tour -Vaudieu, nj
amigo, que 10 sera tambien vuestro.
Berta tendio al joven su diminuta mano, y
murmuro con voz temblorosa
Sc quien sois, adivino la causa de vues-
ira vista. Creeis en- la inocencia de mi po
bre padre y vais c0mbatr la infcua sentencis
que le condenara. - Acepto vuestros servi
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mistress Dick Thorn una csrta que encentre
en- ell leviton del falso cochero que coudusfa ell
f4cre en- que se lsv6 cabo el rapto d. acta
la etra DE- las dos cartas es identica- a---- Lam
b6n va ahi la earta frmada mi nombre pa
"a hacer caer 4 Ju4n-Ju6ves en- 81 lAzo; tam
oien esta eserita sou la misma letra. In In.
ahi va tambien la earta que ell asesino deJo
idnto 4 la vfctima psra que Sc creyera en- un
suicide,
-iQu6 horrible trama l-exclamo Enrique
despu6s de examinar los papeles--Con que
astucia tan diab6lca estaba todo comb1nado!
Y la pocfa no ha podido encontrar huellas de
los ladroues del facre ndmero Ii?
No.
rardf
s.: vive en- la calle de Pot-de-Fer Saint
Marcel.
-lY qui6n es ell otro hombre quien vic
Berta con Federico B6rard en- la plaza Real y
en- ell llano de la f5brica9
Nos es conpletamente desconocido; pero
al tio del doctor dice que sabe la casa donde
vive en- la calle del Puente de Luis Felipe,
por haberle llevado en- su facre en- compania
de Federico B6rard, quisn su vez tenia mny
ameuudo por este bsrrio- El senor Lorlt
creia habere visto entrar ell jardfn de este
pabell6n. debe ser en- la casa Immediate
donde le VIC entrar.
Enrique de la To1r- Vaudieu refexion6 IN
instapte respondi6:
e. particular La casa de al lado esta
desalq quilada.. Pertenecfa al Marques de Ger
nay, que nuri6 hace dos amos, sus herederos
quieren venderla, pero niegan alQuilarla-
Hay ahf algo q1e debemos aciarar. Otra cosa
ademas DE- las cartas que me hab6s remltido y
qna no e4tan 6rma1as, 5oo ten6s nnguna otrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-04

prueba escrita contra Federico Berard mis-
tress Dick Thorn'
-Ningona replied Ren6-y sin embargo
debieramos teuer, porque la eartera robada
por Juan Jueves en- la calle de Bsrliu coutenfa,
adem4s de los bietes de Bsnco, papeles que
conprometlan los miserables.
II I Juan Jueves no los tiene ga So po-
der
La cartera le ha sdo robada por su ase-
sino.
-Ocup6monos ahora-dijo Enrique--del nj
no cuya vida perdonara Juan j ueves. GQue ha
sido de el : / Lo sabeis Z
-Lo ignore, pero trataremos de :pformar-
nos.
II Cuando9
En- cuanto vueIva mi ito.
81. este es esencial- ---- Y la loca ] Sa-
beis por que pronuucia sin cesar Ell nombre de
Brunoy por que aterro Federico Berard
vi6ndoIa aparecer en- el momento del robo
-Espero saberlo muy en- breve-replic6 g
joven doctor.
Esteban explic6 10 que nuestros lectores
conocen va.
-iExttrana easualidad mejor dicho, pruebs
evidente de la Providencia! -exclam6 Enrique
-Estoy convencido como t1 de que 81 Este
Derieux vuelve q la razon, por ella podremoc
conccer los verdaderos motivos del asesinatC
del medioo de Brunoy.--- 1Cuando crees po
der interrogar & esa mujar2
-Antes de tres dias no puede ser.
-E-peraremos, puesto que es indispensa
luego redactar6 Ia M4moria que debo REMIT
al Proeurador imperial. Para csc trabsjo ne
cesito dos dfss. Amino, senorita, y tened es
peranza.
SCusndo pensais ir yer Juan -Jueves =
preguut6 Rene Enrique
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FOLLETINo 90
JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
YeTsf6ps cc6stellcISaa.
TERCERA PARTE
JUsTICTA
(ContsnHGcsOm)

Para sostersr tan santa eausa, esta famIlia
neceeita IN hombre en- quien el talento y Ia
conviction So hallen unidos, y vengo pregun-
tarte 81 t1 quieres ser ese hombre.
II Yo !-exclam6 Enrique asombrado
til, 81, 5no me decfas hace cinoo sels
dfas, que 81 encontrabas algdn te1tigo to en-
cargarfas de probar la inocencia de Pablo Lee
royer anadfas con entusiasmo: que eau
saI que trisn.fo!
y soy de Ia misma opinion todavfa
-lPues es necesario conquistar ese triun-
fo -Es precise que devuelxas Ell honor per-
dido al nombre de IN joven quien amo con
todas las fuerzas de mi alma.
-lSerfa Berta Monestier7
--Berta Leroyer -. Despu6s del suplicio
del martir, su vida cambi6 de nombre para que
sus hiios DO tuvieran que sonrojarse. ;. Ahora
10 sabes todo. JAceptas7
-Aceptoson mucho gusto.
Est6bar con los ojos humedecidos por las
lagrimas, Uom6 las manos de Enrique las es-
trech6 murmurando
-lGraoiasl. .gracias desde 10 mas intimo
de mi alma!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-04

clos, y toda mi vida. hasta mi 6ltino suspiro,
os estar6 agradeeida por 10 que vas hacer
por un martir por una huerfaua
Berta, sofocala por la emoci6n, rompi6
llorar, los tres ho1abres sintieron humedecer-
SO parpados.
-Senorita -respondi6 Enrique juro ante
Dios, ante mis- amigos que me oyen, ante
vos, que defendere vuestra causa con todas
mis- fuerzas y hasta ell 6n.--- Ahora-anadi6
pronto---- Ocup6monos de los h9chos que de-
beis revelarme. - HabIad vos primero, senor
Rene.
El relate del mecanico fu6 largo. Explic6
todo, desde cono habia descubierto las huellas
de los verdaderos criminales por una carta oue
encontro una fonda de Londres, hasta Ell
reciente crfmen de que habfa sdo vfctima uan-
Jueves.
Mientras Rene bablaba, Enrique tomaba
apuntes
ID Sc salvarz de su srida ese Juan Jueves?
-pregunto 81 joven abogado.
-Gracias al cielo, espero que si-respon- :
di6 Est6bau
-tY ese hombre fa6 euvenenado hace vein
te amos por mistress Dick Thorn7
No cabe la menor duda. La abominable
mujer y el miserable que Sc llama Federico
B6rard querfan ibrarse de ,su c6mplce. Fu6
Jando abandonado ell niTo, para conseguir
este objeto asesinaron al m63co.
-Debes tener raz6n-replic6 Est6ban.
I -jIngnoraba en- aquella epoca Juan Ju6ves
ell nonbre de los miserables que le pag sban
/ -Sf. No conocfa mas que sus semblantes
Ell mecanico sac6 de su 5olsille un lio de
papeles, y dandoselos al joven abogado, djo
-Aqnf esta la carta que pusieron en- el so
bre en- que yo tenfa. guardadO el borradOr de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-04
LA CONEERHENA
F A BR ICA DE TABACOS
De SANCHEZ & HERMANO
COhIERIO

Ell creciente favor que venen dpensando fuaaos De
buen gusto los tabacos elaborados de abrc o
Ia tarea de hacer eogio de dichos productos
Conocida las bondades del tabaco que enpsaraos en-
elaboration solo tener que farca d
centro de priviegada que meor hoa d.
que por relacionados los ayores cosechero nos
Gil adqurr tabaco de mejo cadad que es d que enple
ofrecemos nuestros consumidores.
Hoy tenen 6sto la OCCASION de legmo tabaco Dc
Comerfo bre de procedeneas con1ran
do las diyersas vtoas de La CoMERIESA Pre5a Iqcs IL
Dep6sitos esta ciudad Casa de los f. Fernan-
dez & c. Plaza del Mercado-Idem de Heda Plaza
de las Deicias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-04
iUnguentO Derm0geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
oor el UNGUENTo DERM6GEEo en-
las Aagas, 2HeanaaNras. -JHanStSs, of
caaHyas ds 0tOsqHft0s, Acp1a afrfcama,
5aba1ones, ekcfantfasfs. fa0ioyes, de
cualgNiey procedencta, rtH0afisan0, nj
csras, Heyfdas az eWalgWfey ayma, pa
naaisos &., 10 demuestran las inhni
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constau
te uso que de dicho especfhco Sc
hace.
lDep6sito: Faymaeia Csafyal de ]
Ferrer.
J ; nj " p. 5. Nvh~ - de 1898.
| } 49, NSbre. de 1898.
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DEP. J. RODRIG UEZ

xAUCo--TORRB, 2 Y CoNnERCIo, IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-04
Dependiente de Farmacia

Tn jove,s, con alg,snos ai7os de prdc
hca en- una de las 1orincipales .tafDsa-
cias del pats. Sotieta c0iocaci6H en- eSta
Ciadad, en- Ponce. q en- Mayagiie6.
I'gtormeS en- Ia redacci6ts de La De
M0CRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-04
Ell TONIC

ARECIBo-PLAzA PRINCIPAL
Establecimiento de botilleria. 6nico
dep6sito del ron TOPACIO i * cen
tavos boteiia, y del ron s. S 5. pG-
simo, internal, a 50 centayos botella.
Jss.io 8 ID lsson
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-04
zN
ASA.ssA
EL DIVIDO MAESTRO
COLEGIO DE "a ENSENANzA
HASTA Ell BACHILLERATO
Unico establecimie1t0 de estG clase 6,
Ponce legGln1e,ate aut0rigado
x7raxve-rroN sOo 1op
sUBvENCIoNADo FOR ESTE ILTRE. Az

Altos bajos de TN espacioso c6modo
local, separado del centro de la poblaci6n y
de los mas higi6nicos ventiiados de la ciu-
dad, con hermoso patio arbolado para recreo
y ejercicios gimnasticos de los alulnBos.
Cuadro complete de profesores para la
"a ensenanza.
Una comisi6n de los senores catedraticos
de Institute CiUil concurrira cada aTo q We
rifcar los examenes de curso de ingreso
Profesores de los idiomas ingl6s frances
Estudios comerciales para psrito msr
cantf.
Glasses de adorno como m6sica dibujo
FL Colegio cuenta va desde Setiembre con
un plsntel de alumnos externos internos
procedentes estos iltimos de Ponce Y de
otros pueblos de la I-la
A los ejercicios de githnasia las hora-
De estudio Sc admiten 4 los externos, nie-
dante una m6dica qualification para syuda,
los gastos de vigilaneia alumbrsdo.
Las classes suspendidqs con motivo de Ia
vaeaciones de estoszafas, Sc reanudaran el
dia S del entrante Enero.
En- cuanto las condolences econ6rnieas
Y regimen interior del Colegio Sc enviarAp
informes a todas las personas que los deseen
y solicitor del Director que suscribe.
Francisco O. de SIlua.
Ponce, Enero de 1894.
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CoNDICIoNEs Y CoNCEsIoNEs


elc ~ to
ser rtfe e mned
anbod dnuea @ s Paris 81 da lenbq
al n de ida pnde lam
nunr rgo DO
los
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ncuyoa solo obtend la
conee
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Los ean
pido acuarpa 8cunpEo no mphd
gratis
10 nins or
Aosq epaguel c rt
&rsnd 5
cdbco La afanquic pr rerr e s e y
s-IaComp t aunareb en-
del oEspnd ysus nia, para bo
de peseas 2 de pet de La pt
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Para mss normsd
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enore3d de
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manana

-Os esperar6 las ocho De Ia noche en mi
domieiIio provisional, oaile Vincent, n4nero 9.
Al dia siguiente, su avn "A De cansrs eatreE6
Enrique un telegrama fsehado MARSHA
6rmado por Jorge de Ia Tour Vaa2iea. aaun-
ciando que Ell Ssnaaor ll-c@ri4 al liza -igaients
a las cnco de la tarde. E1riqne do la 6rde
nes oportuaas para que p--parasen las htb'ta-
clones de su padre, escrib'6 al nj-m0 tempo
una earta Z steban nform4n3ole del regreso
del Senador mauifsstan iol4 q1a Ia era inpo-
sible asistir Ia eta que h*ols dalo R7ae
FL tratamiento que Estebzn Loriot some
ti6 Ester Derieux produja Il N - efscto.
Ester parecfa salir de sueno 4, Pobre mu-
ier hacia terribles esfderzos por r-eordar. No
pudiendo couseguirlo. trato de pregu1tar; pero
Ell inferno hsbia reeibdo do 81 maestro la or
den de imponer silencio ia enferna por te-
NOR crisis funesta.
FL dia de que hablamos el doctor lego al
asilo la bora acostumbrada y se i.rie6 a
CELIA de Ester seguido del inferno = vlada d
Segismundo Sc incorpor6 miro con in4oietud
Est6ban. e. joven Sc acere6 al l-cap.
IDios mfo: -di9 de repente E,t-r con voz
alterada II 6esta enfermo . h1en dosgsr. sPor
que es 81 quien viene hoy3
Esta pregunta, cuyo s'gaid 'ado 10 po6isu
compreRder nj el me iico n 81 inferno. les n'zo
temblar
= No me reconoceis 9-dijo Esteban. 70
! soy e doctor
No, no sois vos. E qn4 No ha cuida-
! do. el que 20 espero es un auciano de blancos
cabeos que So llama. llama.--- ayG-
dadme buscar su nomo-e.
! Esteban le tom6 las manos : "A aJ9 con voz
paternal
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EXECUTIVE ACTION.
Reasons Why It Was Taken In the
Premises

Reasons why IL wss Taken in the
Premises.
WASHINGTON. April 25.-As there has been
manifested already in congress a disposi-
tion 20 critieise the presidents action in
ordering United States troops 20 stop Ho-
Ran's train, it may be proper 90 set forth
the facts that Influenced the sKscutivs
branch Of the government in this matter
First u appeate, that the Hogan rarty, eco
strong applied 20 the Northern Pacific rail-
road authorities for transportation fee 60
Washington. This was refused by the re-
oeivers. Then the men broke into the
round house, eaptu ed an engine. made up
a train. AZ this stage the railroad huthoTi-
ties applied for and obtained from the
federal court an injunction 60 restrain
them. Authority for this Was the fact that
the railroad was now In the hands OF the
United states. aud the courts we're respon-
sible for its manager IN snt through receivers.
The Hoganites disregArded the IN junction
and the court issued writs for arrest against
them for oOutempt OF court When the
United states matshai sought 90 serve the
vrits be. with his deputies. was locked up
by the HoGanites. end the party ran away
with . train, headed fer Washington.
Finding themselves unable. with the r.
sources "a their command. 90 carry out the
lawful processes OF the court. the iadge and
United states marshal tslegraphed for aid
10 AttoFnof- Nhneral Olney. Ihc latter
saw the p,esident last night. and Gen.
schoneld Was called into consultation.
lt was soon settled that there was war
rantAbe necessity for sxeout We action
Toe property seized wac within federal
cont ol. and the mob had resisted the man
dates OF federal eourt. Sections 62g7 90
h3l6 OF the revised statutes aathoriz, the
use OF federal troops 60 suppress insurfec-
tions. rsbsllions aud conspiraoiss which
prevent the enfofoement. by judicial pro-
cess OF civil proceedings. OF the laws OF the
uitei States
here WAS no ground for the Interference
90 the governor o. Istate author.tiss OF
Montana for the matter vas az ofeusa
against tue fedftas -statutes und in Niol.-
lation OF order. Of fedsf a. court SO
the q WAS no frcGufss tht 10 the president
and no course open 60 him save 10 main
tain the iss. and the usual civil process
having failed thrsugh the marshafs ina
bility TO control the situation. 90 d eot
luitei states tfoopa y enforcs that procesa
lie the. efors issued orders 90 Col. Swayne
90 iute cept tho Law breakers. arrest them
and tara them over a the United States
ma shall for such action aud punishment -
she court may presoriho.
The Northern Pacific line. over uhlchlths
Hoaanitss must pass 30 come east runs
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DENOUNCED IN BUTTE.
Resolutions Adopted by . Mass Meeting &
of CitiEsns.

Resolutions Adopted by = Mass Meeting
Of CitiHsns.
Special 20 Tho independent
BUJrE. April 25.-Grest excisement vas
caused here TO day By the news from Bill
ings. 4 mAss-meeting was held In front Of
the court house tonight Charles Lane
presided and speeches wsrs delivered BY
Patrick NeGnsy. ". A. Shifeibrin. John Ma
guirs. Mrs. Louie Coulssn. BarnsT Nc
Dewitt and Others. The following Tesolu-
tiona were Passed;
Where's. IL has come 10 our knowledge
that = peaoetul body OF unemployed eiti-
zsns while endsavofinc TO leave ths state IN
q eaceful manner have been wantonly at
taoked by an armed ban1 OF mercenaries.
composed Of she scum OF humanity. in
the empioy Of oar general gIv-
srument. and htd upon by
them. voundins fatally a peaceful citizen
Of the citY OF Billincs. aad severely injur-
ina several OF our citizens; ami
Whereas The only crime that our citi-
zsus have been gui.tg Of is an earnest aud
dstsrminsd effort upon their part 10 reach
the oity OF Washington that they may pre-
ssnt 10 the congress Of abe United States a
petition In psrsoa Of ths tfns condition OF
the masses Of t0ilsrs throaghou, Abe great
vest. and demand that somsthing be done
10 alleviate this eenditioa. which is caused
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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

VIM. NJ. Potter has filed notice OF the
location Of twenty acres OF placer ground
in the Gfeenhorn district.
Tho ball given last night by the Montana
Ceatral employees wes we'll attended and
Was a moat On niOTabls affair
The DELAYED trains from the east over the
Northern Pacific arrived last night-one at
1880 and the other at ! o'clock.
G. W. Wiley, trustee. has decided 20 Chas
Reibold lots and 4 In block L. in the SsJ-
mous addition; consideration 800.
FRIDAY afternoon At th-as O'Clock Dr. NJ.
Dean will deliver q lecture "a Nths ~
school room upon "Cisanliness and ,Nv.i-
tilation." The lecture is free and all are
invited.
The sunday School Teachers and BIT
Students Normal class will meet this eve
ming a. eight O'clock a. the Grand Street
N. r.. church. full attendance 10 re
quested.
Ata meeting OF ths Govsrnor's guards
tuesday night First Lieutsnaut h L. Fisk
was elected captain, second Lieute1ant Il.
". Combs wss elected first lieutenant Se q
Rean, e. n. silverman was elected second
lieutenant.
The boarl OF pension examiners om-
b aoiRe Drs. Mm. l.. steele. :. &. BALDWIN
and ID. l.. Carmichael has been duly or
ganized. Meetings will DO held Wsdn.s-
uay at 10 q. m. OF each week. a. the office
Of Dr. Carmichael.
lhe eastern newspapers man Who we're Ia
Helena saturday last. stopped on their wsT
west a. = ..okane. They - taken at car
riAge riding In that tc- team ran away
aud ID. X. heGinnia nvsidr. Wash.
was tht own out aud b uised.
Thu evening thss concert by the
cathedral choir vii D. "a at she cnthe-
drai, commanding az O'Clock. Tue
price Of admission ia o--y nitY cents aud
tickets may be obtained 90 Poe q OCon-
nor's. Otborns's pharmacv. a. II. Ciewelrs
the helenA Music house aud the Catholic
book store on HroalWsV.