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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

~ aides, i Is considered the
correct thing to send your notes
and Invitations by the HAWAIIAN
MESSENGER SERVICE. Mutual, 599;
Bel, $50. Ring Us up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

EgSS~ L yoI wan: TO sell out
your FUsNTTURE Ia It's entirety, call
al the 7. Y. l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

The naval academy al Annapolis
1as had Z powerful influence "a the
development Of the pevy 4 japan,
Six q ner navaI officers having
GRADUATED At that Institution alhce
1919, one IF them rising 10 TIE fauk
o. rear admiral & Japanese cadet
VIII graduate next year.-Chlcag0
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

II the rovalIst commission |o0.o
onIv bring some Of their Washing
ton cold wave back with them. II
would be greatly appreciated here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

Li6u0Ealaui q Hawai- Is 4 pos
session q the smallest sympathetic
strike on recor6.-New York u orlo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

Rea--AdniraI and Mrs. ), :.
St4--ert and the Misses SkeTTejt
sailed from Yokohama, Japan,
Anrust iii. on the steamer China
for san Fran CISCO.
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81 80.
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.-- Eeaa ~ business t-5n.
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~--re.zeu Club H-4 he ae.@ '2-
morrow night
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dong 50
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has sac.uded hodakS IN Us c~t
rates. Il has SOME -''is '--,s' ''-'''
ii bedrock prlce'>.
-r.t-.---e--s- cor-r7i ssi7n would
= - g-.- - ~ ,i7.i- Washing
oI-s - - heck with them. II
would be greatly appreciated mere.
- II ~ T
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oEtTrt'' anu -t- -
sailed rom |" I O - q = ., -
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ha#2-l ne u-sc9 eS-S y y 1t = IL
fEnls1ea Ten s4--'--S y - r
Nj morgan 'ooA q i,--''>=
the remarks be ooF11l0'
Tomorrow vii 6e LIE -@9' ~
1or Govern LleIl' Oh 0-@14s' - -
10 hola lhe1f pos '-'-s, % D -
oath Of allegiance 10 InF NJ = -
All COMMISSIONS are 10 OF 07''---- -
vacant on LIE nrs1-
r,-,,,-,- T hes sent challenge
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

While Councillor Morgan was on
Hawaii he discovered q COW that
finished ten gallons Of milk daily.
Nj Morgan took photograph Of
the remarkable bovine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

Tomorrow viii be the last day
for Government hcials, who wish
10 hold their positions, 10 take the
oath Of allegiance 10 the Republic.
All commissions are 10 be declared
vacant on the first.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

It i understood that st the ex-
ecufive meeting Of the Board Of
Health. yesterday, q temporary
suDerintendeDt was named Tor the
asTluna. Who the man was, how
ever. could not be ascertalned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

We will buy for cash large or small
quantities ot used Hawaiian Postage
stamps at the following prices per
hundred
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

The advertisement Of the Sonnet
zsn Clubs coming masquerade at
tracted considerable attention yes
terdav. II was z mule cart, with
3 goat rugged out IN palr q
1-,7sa-s and masked. following IT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-30

Company Z has sent q challenge
10 Captain kidweu Of the Sharp
shooters. Company z thinks II
can outshoot any other team IN
the country. and It's score last Sat
urdav goes far 10 prove II.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-08
Names
Residents
Names
lasidents

the roads said Plantation
hereby pponed o
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-08
NAMES VETERANS.
Interesting Figures Furnished
by Grand Army Officers.
List of Suspended Members Is Growing
Larger-A Grand Reception to National
Commander Adams.

BANGOR Me, Feb. THE department
of Maine, Grand Army of the Republic,
held its first session of the annual en-
campmeut in this city yesterday in city
hall, with large attendance, Com
mander-ln-Chief Jack Adams of Lynn,
Mass, received an ovation.
The entire day was occupied with the
reading of the reports of different officials
on the work and affairs of the Maine
Grand Army for the past year. The re-
port of Department Commander Gushing
was full of interest. Concerning the pro
posed Maine Relief Corps home, the com
mander says: with the hearty sympathy
and support of all interested in such a
home, it may soon be an esta 5lished fact,
instead of "A project
Concerning the charges of fraud in the
procuring of pensions, the commander
declares that the Grand Army stands for
anything but fraud, being as anxious to
guard the treasury now as its veterans
were to defend the flag in time of war.
Let the frauds, if any exist, be proved,
not implied
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-08

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 6.-Another big strike
was inaugurated at Lymansville yester.
day and over 500 people are thrown out of
employment. A few days ago the COM
pany gave notice that the weavers would
have to run two looms instead of one. A
majority were willing to do this, but the
others at last prevailed upon them to join
in the strike. Sentinels have been posted
to keep workmen away, and those of the
present employees who are willing to re-
main do not dare to go in for fear Of
piolance
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-08
The Army's Cash.

A. NJ. Warren, assistant quartermastet
general, gives the following consolidated
report for the term ending Dec. 81, 1883.
which shows the present financial con.
dition of the Grand Army posts of the de.
partment of Maine: Cash balance last re-
port sl7, SOB 49, received from all sources,
$40, $50 10; cash balance in post funds,
SIG, 500 81: cash balance relief funds, 81,
7s9.Os. cash expended for relief, sl03j,
market value Of real estate 49, 0sl IS,
invested in flags, furniture etc, $50, 7lj. -
total value of post property, S97 24l.3V
The various reports were referred to the
proper committees
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-08
IN CONGRESS-.
A Condensed Report of the Proces dings
In Both Branches.

WAsniNGTnN, Feb. THE house, in
committee Of the whole yesterday after
noon, by a vote of Ia to 56, added to the
Wilson bill the income tax and the other
internal taxes recommended hy the ma
iority of the ways and means committee.
The Wilson bill rs amended, income tax
and all, will pass the house today, after
speeches from ex-Speaker Reed, Speaker
Crisp and Chairman Wilson.
WAsHINGToN. Feb. ut q o'clock last
night, Mt the conclusion of one of the
grand, st, most imposing and most i'm
pressive scenes ever witnessed in the
American Capitol, the Wilson bill passed
the house of representatives by vote Of
204 to l40
WASHGNGToN. Feb. B The Wilson tariff
bill was sent To the financial committee
in the senate and IA debate took place on
the bond issue There was lively tilt in
the house over the Hawaiian resolutions.
WASHINGTON. Feb. ) The Hawaiian
debate. Mr.. BANDS bill for the coinage of
the silver seiguorage in the treasury, the
O'Neill-Joy contested election case. and
perhaps the fertilization appropriations
bill. will occupy the attention of the
house this week
WAsnlNGToN. Feb 6-Mr. Morse pre-
scented "A memorial to the house from the
Massachusetts legislature protesting
against the passage of certain schedules
in the Wilson tariff bill MS destructive and
fatal to industries of Massachusetts
In the senate yesterday morning Mr.
Hale offered a resolution instructing the
committee on finance to give opportuni-
ties to all parties who believe their in
terests are affected by the tariff bill to be
heard before action is reported to the
senate. At Mr.. Hale's request it was laid
upon the table, to be called up later. The
house bill to repeal the federal elections
law was taken up, and the rest of the day
was devoted to the discussion of the
message.
WASHINGTON, Feb = Spea er
Reed led the Repu blicans in filibustering
expedition to preyenta vote on the Nc
Creary Hawaiian resolution. As the
Democrats could not muster a quorum,
they had to adjourn the house.
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The End of 1t.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. Feb. 3.-1'he coro-
ner's jury ordered by Coroner Marvin to
gate the death of George Shredder
of Gambia, who died from alleged in
human treatment ut the hands of Mrs.
Hartford, returned verdict that he died
from natural causes.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-08

In the evening occurred the reception
to National Commander Adams in the
Opera house, on which occasion the the
alter was filled to the doors. 1t was very
difficult to obtain access to this reception,
Commander Gushing presided and
called upon DR. Augustus {. flamlin to
introduce National Commander Adams.
The commander was received with eD,
thusiastic applause and made IA brief at.
dress. lie seemed to be the especial Idol
of the Grand Army soldiers. Adjutau'
General Murch, of Commander Adam .
staff, also addressed the assemblage, and
then followed great number of i'm
promptu speeches from both stage and
Hoor
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-08
Pastor Thompson Runs Restaurant.

BRoCKToN, Mass, Feb. 6.-Rev. N. B.
Thompson formerly pastor of the South
Congregational church of this city, is now
manager of fashionable restaurant on
Fifth avenue. New York.
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Incendlary Sentenced.

SALEM. Mass, Feb. 3.-Otis n. Douglass
II years old, and not just right mentally
who pleaded guilty of burning barn and
dwelling at Amesbury, was sentenced to
six years in the reformatory
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1nal
3,a,5
5,9Yl


Sort en- and eastern beef cattle-The sup
i,y con inu,- light and trade dull. Values
ere quoted about &c pr III from last week.
Prices for tern beef cattle pr l. 0 lbs. live
weight iuits S4.iHd41b second quality, ShL
i.Ji; third quality. $3.50 poorest grades Qi
coarse oxen. COWS. bulls, stlgs, Texans, Col
orado~, etc, 2lf.ic pr Id.
Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle
pr Id. dressed weight-chnice 5led6t4c; first
quality, 5rHic. ,eeond qualify, AZ bitlc;
Hide, talloY. etc HID 4le85c per lb; tai
low. 3o4c per ID: calf skins. &c each; lamb
skins. ~ each; sheared skins. DC each;
branded hi.c,, &c per Id.
Mich COWS and sprnger- The trade was
duh, with good supply Of cow on the
market. Drovers complain that it is not
worth while bringing their cows TO the
market
Veal calves The quality wa about the
SANE and prices showing no change from last
week
sheep and lambs Most u the stock was
sent direct TO the slaughter houses to be mar
keted upon commission. proters are dis
Outraged over the low prices which have pre-
vailed m this branch Of TIE live stock trade
TOR some time past. aud are losing money
fupidly
Swine--No change was noted in swine, they
being quoted nj 6ite pr Id dressed weight and
4 2-Jc pr ID live weight.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Doings at Brighton and WATERFOWL For
the Week Ending Feb I.

Amount Of stock on the market;
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Children Cry for Pitchers castorla.
ROAD TAXES
InlUnincorporated Places for the Year 1894.


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Residen Plant aton Yves side 40
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Name
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-10

Pasamoa, pues como sobco cayhones
encendidos, que no nos tom mos 81 chi
dsdo de up gar, por encima ds las su
poslcones gratuitss ; prercinlimoS dc
la Invasion que lntenta res)izar. sin
consognlr'o, ON el fuero inferno de
nues ra conciencia. $3.50. ipviolabc
an'e eI d"recho, la raz6a y Ia jasticis,
como en- cns qnier manifestation del
espirltu humaoo; y sin pantualisar, pc
70 haci6n5onos cargo de agun5s iuj ps-
tas apreciacIopss que nece7arlam"nte
dtb 'mcs rcchaz4r, entrarcmos en- eI
fond, dc 6,te, qua consder>mos, de h :,
por hoy, e mas vita asun'o y do tra'
candeucla mas elvvaaa que pued' agi.
tarse Ell Ia rteusa y al hbt1, y en- d
que, ent'e otros de- principahsin.a i'm
portancia, ha de fundsrss Ia transfer =
maci6n agrico!s de Pue'to REQ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-10

estas operacion"s, 81 de regadie, 8 SEGA
no, y su- dassEii" del drrnsj- 81 hu
b'e~e siuo estatIecilo, etce'era, e,ce,e
ra Y drspues do realiz.das todas es
'sS ob,ervsciones, Gjalo 81 uutnsro su
ficleuts de exp erimentos, las spoca. y
Engares en- q,e ttvieran lugar, para de
ducir despne' con complete y te'minan
to conocimento de causa 81 los resuta
dos obtepidos por e) jcts de la estaci6s
groA6'Hica CORE ponden d la recomsnda-
con d priori quo formula Q director tee
ni9o de la fabrica de snperfoSfatos y
abunoa u'n-raI~>
Proceed ol}use de- osta manara sabria
el p,is agricu'tor 10 9ns podra ssperar
de- eaquellas recomenAacionps pnes por
10 quA nosotros atans couocemos su
inpor'apcia y v.or
ID otro |ado y por 10 que tambien 4
nosotros coucIerne, creemos de una ma
oera absoluia que as mucho mas impor-
'snte, muchs mas ira occidental, sl iste
'ss geaeral dol pels, feprysentsdo por la
uumrross y respetnb ciass de sns agri
cultorss, qle el ,nlerfs particular por
muy dIHno de- copsijeu,c'on que Pea O.
de una fabrica de sup4lfostos y abonos
mine, al '"a
Por do pronto existe "a necesidad de
darivar ia hArmonis qle debe existir en-.
tro los primeros y la >eganda
To.(o 10 denas Que Sc olga 8 sc pien-
se sera hacer gala dc m patriotismo
falso, con perver-'o, de princi pios y
creepcas, pues vendris 4 sostenerse que
al irtey6s gener@l deba posponerse al in
ter6s privsdo. ore pnr debajo de la ri
qnez, de cuatro caballeros, dvba cncon
trarse Ia riquz. material De un pats,
esencia'mensa agticola como Puerto
lnco, Y fnents s,ta 4 todas las dema,
Y b,sc es+nciai de b pnestar y dol pro
geese 1' to'los los orgsni>mo. sociales
Qne e"cierra An su d. egarralo sero, Ia
snfriAa y hermoSa e6j mia
RoDoLTo DAylLA
Agosto I de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-10
,De Que modo comete un peri6--

aDe que modo comete un perlo--
dico 81 deliso? Sin duda por la pu-
bGcidad. W que publjcidad Sc ale,
Ga, 81 el secue,tro e> absolute, 81 el
Fiscal 10 ordena en- 81 instante do
leer, antes que nadie, la hoja dur
ma, Y 81 no Sc permite que corran
por ahl los ej0mplares m1ledeth?
mo Sc esta viendo que la ley no
debr autorizar el secuestro' mo
SO compreude que on un pals regl-
do con ,,apariencias de democracia
es inconcebible que SO pongan on
manos del capricho personal recur-
SOS bastarte para matar la prensa
indepeudienteS '~ vs. ''
No querriamos vivir nosotros vi
viendo a merced De los funconarios
que poseen prerrogativas tales y que
,disponen de nuestra seguridad cou
solo trazar unos rasgos de puma 8
dictar una orden 6 escribir un man
damiento. Cuando ESQ Sc establez-
ca, los peri6dicos dignos p'egarau
su estandarte y dejaran eI campo
Iibre a los tiranos de su patra.
Peusamos que precedepte' tan
in> 6litos no deben aceptarse: Y por
nuestra cuenta estableceremos re-
eurso contra el secuestro ante la
Audiencia de Ponce, que es sobra-
do recta para hacer honor a las to-
gas que vlsten sus magistrates,
evadiendo las imposiciones del po-
der polltico y juzgando con abso-
uto olvilo de los enconos y las Pc
queneces que no panetran EN- el SAN
tuario augusta que Themis preside
con su eSpada do fuego.
Y. 81, 10 que no creemos, la Au-
djencia mantiene la legalidad del
secuostro, nuestra voz subira hasta
81 Tribunal Supreme dc justicia: que
no solo defendemos la causa de es-
to diario, sipo tambi6a la de todos
los demas que hoy Sc publican y
que manana puedan pubIicarse en-
eI pals
Is precise saber a punto flo has
ia donde alcanza oil simulacro dc
iibertad que nos otorga la nac6n de
Torrijos y Lanuza
..Es necesario conocer 81 vivimo>
en- terra al,mbrada por los fulgo-
res de la civilization 8 en- TERRA
castigada por los horrores de la bar
barrie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-10

ST es 8 No inexacto 81 relevo. aguar.
le un POGO don Domingo y se conven-
cora de qne no en- valde ros baxamos en-
aqua de roSas
No-otros tamb On poseemos csrtas
do Madrid. y esss cartas no eoinsiden
con 10 one asegara 81 coega ohcioso de
San Juan.
DIn Domingo caera porque no pus
DO soste er'e; porque en- estos tlempos
dc coSas somb iss, ninguna 10 as tanto
como el bscho de que despuss dc aque-
Ito y Dc 10 otro, csntnu4 wi flscioaa
rio on Ia destino.
Sigue en- la administration;
mas tai veg pronto reciba /.
su anh ,lada dimisi6n.
que va es esta uua question
do hygiene administrative .,.
Ademas --escrib, Ell Bascapi6 -sl
CO esa polcpho--LA DEMoCRACIA-di
ri pr.Acipa)mente sus ataques 4 los
efectos del monopolio, yyn dir mis- IT,
rns ma" principamante al mnnopolio
mi.mo. Yo cr~o que no bssta q1a el f6s
foro se venda a ochavo 81 snb ,sta 81 pri
vilvgio y con 81 la ocasi6n leuta lo-a de
Ia vns mslos"
LA DEMou ;AclA stienda 4 os dos
extce-nos, queri4itimo colega: pero
prime cpplme"ts al mas Immediate La
campaua en las cortes contra q -y Sc
h "a despue' la campaha aqnf contra
loa monopo!iz .dores, SO hace hoy
Nuestra propaganda hs log"sdo que
hey no SO consuman fosforos do Boil.
var era precise poner el asunto muy en-
cIaro y 10 pusimos.
81 nuestros compsflaros le San
Juan-no toios --psg IN esa labor con
el sarcasmo 6no, con Ia sutil iropfa,
con Ia NAL on .ubi4rta satira, suya sera
esta g'or'a tamb On, como 10 h. sido
a de abrlr ei p'riodo de la protesta cou
cjerfa ensrgl0 n'cial
\ al ha b ar no,ot,os do cisrta ener
gia, caro SO esta qae no vimos tods la
energi. qua n4cesitabamos ver, sino
una I've cantidad. que no habjsra pro-
ducido nuuca en- la opini6n el hondo
disgusto y Ia terrible resistencia 4 qae
ds biamos aspirar.
Sigs Et Bassapit tirando 4 10 alto:
LA DEMoCRACIA re conforma con ha
cor bneDa pnnteria.
Y con dar siempre en- 81 ,'blanco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-10
XXI
N9TiGIAS Dr pARiS

i De modo que hay un nos pars los ladro
nes -exclamo Roberto saltnnd0 EN- la CONDO
Ia Lleveme al canal de santa Lucia, enfrente
de los amacenes Livauia
"A esta hora-contest6 ell gondolcro. one
conocia muy bien la oasa de Livania-no hay
nadie en- los alnacenes
No lmporta ; yaya usted sin embargo.
hstaba Roberto tan agtad,, que en- vano ira
to de liar uu cigarrillo.
-Resulta, pues, que he vendo Veneea con
el 1nlco I'm de descubrir esos bandidos Y uue
los he deiado esoapar ...
Cuando lego la cass Livania, TODD estaba
cerado Sc VIC. puos, obligado volver su
hotel sin haber deseubierto NADIA. Durante la
noebe, fue d pedir dos yeces noticias de Ivon.
ne La se1ora dc Marsebert 10 recibio siempre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-10


se alzaba un POGO diriglendo gu vista hacia Ro-
berto. \ despu6s de Gere pareca mas feliz,
sosagada. Y de nuevo Sc dormia. Vino el md
dico 4 voria dos yeceS. La s0gunda vez diio 4
Roberto,
--Por fortuna mo han llamado tempo,
pucs el"'acceso ha sido muy rudo, Y 81 no SO hu-
ma poddo resistir yel segundo Ahora tengo
esperanza.
Al Or estas palahras, por primera yoz desds
por la mahana, sinti6 Roberto alguna Tranquil
lidad.
A las cinco de la tarde, abri6ronse ruidosa-
meute las puertas, la seilora de Marsebert SO
prccipit6 hacia ol cuarto de Iyonne:
-iliiia mia! Hija mial..,.
Apalt6se Roberto la dejo acelcarse a la ca
ma, sin declr una palabra. La sefora de Mar
sebert Sc arrodl6 sollo2ando mueho
--;Ivonne, ... Qnerida mia
Solo enlonceS atreyose d decir Roberto:
-iPor favor, sehora, hay que eyitsr tods
emoci6n
Cruz6 terrible ro&mpago por los ojos de la
sehora do Marsebert, pero SO contuyo son1tj
Roberto,
--lGracias caballerol So con que inter6s ha
eudado uSed mi hiia,
Sent6se junto lvonne, gu en- lie daba tier.
namente las gracias como 81 la hubicse oatado
cuidaudo durante todo el dis Cuando lvonnc
qucdo dormida, al al cabo de una bora la sc
hora de Marsebert Sc lo'ant6 y diio Roberto
framente pero sin ell menor acento de ira
-Caballero, me han dicho que & usted So
debe el que So hasa lIamado un m6lieo cuan-
do alin ora tempo; siempre lie quedar6 agrade-
cida. SOLO quo lie rnego Sc retire; comprendera
uetpd p,mo va ana M a. nStp sIl eifiD
4 hiao un gesto mny digno, un gesto do des
pedida. Roberto, turbado, indooiso, no sabien-
do va que penAr, con la cabeza mareada, Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-10

Parece que una lozs Dc p!omo pesa
sohre este pobre pals.
Nos adherimos 4 Ia proposition Bss-
ton polqre nos hace 81 carrie (qus indu-
dablemonte tiene que vsnir) 90 copdi-
clones economicss ventajosa', nivela
,uanto antes Ia riqueza del pals y evita
ese monopoio, ocuIto del contrs bardo
que parece existir. .
Dstras del monopolio del gas esti el
de las harinas.
Dsb4 rccordarse que ha meses e
anunci6 ell algdn peri6aco quo unos
fsbrcalites DE- .harina extrarjara trs-
taba de montar hornos On varias po-
blaciones de Ia isla para Ia fabrication
del pan. ..mediante concesiones por par
te del gobierno
Este fis 81 anuncio para halagar 1
la opiui6n ptblica como 10 fueron los
articulos del sehor BaIbas para los &C.
tusles monopolios.
H.y en- 81 pals capitales, que dirscta-
mente con pantalls extrsnjera, tratan
de fxplotar lbs mayorss negocios 4 cos
tillas del consumidor.
Ell medic de conseguirlo SO sabe
cuaI es; el procedimlento SO conocs.
Los giros lluevsn.
50 dan diez para conseguir mil yel
pals. ..aue SO reviente: que sucumba
por la mlseria 8 81 crimen. Y asi SUI
csdsra 81 no hay virilidsd j tes6n para
contener 10 avalanche que 50 nos vlens
enc.m prolucida por dichos monopo.
lios
Los hombres pensadores y Dc posi-
ci6n dsbsn estar alerta y contrarres-
tar tsnto xegocio, no sea que DOS en-
contremos On 81 vortice dc uaa catas.
lrofe provocads por unos pocos que en-
nn momento dado pusden altjarse del
pals sin mayores ccnsecuencias,
No es un capricho, nj momio, nj pa
sion polilica Ia que nos muevs gu las
actuales circunstancias.
Sc hA alberto una puelta falsa 4 IL
+xpi tao on. con parmlso sin duda de o.
guuos representatives. del pals, urge
cerrarla sntes que venga el desbordA-
mlsnto.
Sl no SO restablecs Of precio de Ia ca
j. dc fosforos q un ochavo, guerra s,n
Quartet al Dsonopolio.
Nos comprometemos en- serio publ
car por conducto de este vslisnte perio.
dico un medic facil para que todo 81 que
quiera brique los fosforos que necesi-
to siu tener que pagsr derechos al Esa.
do, nj 10 punlclplos, y libre de todo ries-
20, utilizands msterias primas del pals,
coSap qus no hsee la actual fabrica Do
f6 foros.
No queremos p.rjudicar interesss
creados pero tampoco coLsentiremos d
mtnopolio.
va bascaremos medios para comba-
tir 81 del petrdleo.
Parece menti,a que maya perio licos
en- la provincial que enmudescan ante
banana osadia
Psro ada hay quien pone sus energias
,n favor del pais, como 10 ha hecho en-
"a presente campaha el senior Muhuz RI
vera al que damos nuestra humilds J
enthusiastic felicitac,6n.