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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-22
Fort >iiliy .Jottin">.


As news from this point ha> not re-
ccived much attention in your paper. a
few items will be appreciated.
Capt. John H. Niven returned from
Forest City agency on the 18th inst. " here
he has been inspecting beef cattle issued
| 10 Indians.
Lieut.SI4 G. Mills is expected to leave
For, Snlly in the near. future, for a short
| time. aud IL isrhmorcd that on his return
he will be accompanied by Mrs. l.. c..
Mills. formerly Miss Lee. of San Fran
cisco. Cal. The basis of this rumor is on
the fact the residence formerly occupied
by Cap. McGowan has been elegantly
furnished and equipped by the lieutenant
il way that iorcs hadows occuuancy in
another way than rs bachelor apart
ment>.
Chaplain Barry will give a series of lee
/ lures at the post hall. commencing Easter
sunday. which will be very Interesting
and Instructive. especially to the young
people. Tie first lecture will be on the
topic Purpose. As the chaplain is an
eloquent speaker and profound thinker
The Sabbath morning services at the
chapel have been very interesting of late,
on account Of the impetus given by the
/ organization OF Il choir. composed OF the
/ best mis.ica talent at the post assisted
| by onr csiicien, organist. Mrs. Russel
I quite number OF the Oddfelows of
/ this place visited Pierre last week to at
F.. tend lodge There were several iL>lruc-
/ tions nad degrees conferred and all re-
/ port a god time.
| The Oldfellows club here is prosperng
and gaining ground every day.
i The Fort Sully MINISTRIES are rehcnrsing
i nightly. preparing for their entertain
! ment OF the evening OF the 10Th inst.
,judging. from their past efforts in this
| line. and the splendid talent III the troupe
4 we Will have Il No. entertainment.
st. patrick's day was celebrated in due
! form, and The wearing OF the green
was conspicuous. regardless of national
1 ity. Several of the boys attended the
dance AT 0kobojo in the evening. While
cnroute u little accident occurred, in
which Fut Peterson, of company ID. was
| slightly injured. The accident occurred
on steep incline. As the wagon was de-
Scemdne rapidly it struck stone. which
caused the inmates to lose their balance
and precipitalcd Pat Peterson to the
ground beneath wheel. which passed
over him, bruiSing him considerable bu,
breaking no bones. Although Slightly
disligured, he was sill in the ring ready
to join hands in the first quadrille.
First Sergt. c. a. Zimmerman is daily
expecthssan appointment as commissary
sergeant The boys of company regret
TO lose tire Sergeant. but at the same time
extend congratulations on his going
higher. OBSERVER.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-22
Am Article Descriptive OF the Art' sian
Well Located ut the lndiu;
school.
Anu.t.i> Shows til" Water Contain
ap Best Medicinal rynperiir,
and ,,a>
Lnr .v1' Information Regarding one
al ihe States Best Natural
" oi,s!rr>.

TN following cXcrianl article on THE
Pierre a!trsiun wei! vas prepared BY iDr.
y. W. Robinson. president "f the stat"
board OF health. ia rrponSe toa request
from lit" >tAie engineer 81 .rlig tliou:
TIM. wrii> ilol i".tinlrpth. .Nrasti,"-
Tei.t shows Il ti1H OF water more tlan 500
gallons per inmate. ~ the rX!t from the
pipe thr lenil "iaiurc is - degrees l5ah-
rcE!eii. The pressure 10y closed test is
aboGt - pounds. ihe water proved TO lie
magHrric is shown by the charging of
pieces ., metal held in the water as it
flows from the pipe. 'a> constantly cs-
capns with the water which readily tg
mites n lhc end Of the pipe and on tile
water ;i- ii flows from the ditch several
yards from The we'll This was fonut! 10
be met!iane OF natural gas. quote from
Prof. y. Nj. Wright. Il teacher in chcm>-
try and an expert, who spent some weeks
in investigations here. He says: The
water tina, flowed from the well showed Il
flow in excess of 500 gallons per INFINITE.
The temperature. taken several times AT
different times in the day. gave Il uniform
temperature of 93 degrees. These test.
We're very satisfactory and showed Il re-
markablc well. But the further tCSt ioi
gas WAS the most satisfactory and re-
mafkaG!r. II was well known that gus
came from the we'll in quite considerable
quantities. but whether il could readily
be separated from the water and thus
made Of mactica use seemed to be queS
toned. y small gaSomcler Of about two
cubic fee, capacity MAS made. Water
from the well WAS discharged under tn"
gas holder tli iough Il ,hrce-qunrtcr inch
pipe when the holder Immediately began
to fill. Several tests We're made and il
was found that the quantity Of gas held
freely in suspension in the water cuuuled
one sixth the volume of water. thus Show-
ing approximately 5000 cubic fee; of gas
daily-a very valuable property in IL we'll
in country where ii fair quality of soft
coal costs from $50 To 5000 per ION.
would say that the tests found the gas
especially excellent for heating purposes.
being rather deficient in carbon for light
ing purposes, the candle power | should
not estimate higher than - candle. ] did
not make q chemical analysis OF the water,
but can speak. in the most satisfactory
terms as to the delight one experiences in
bathing in the waters of this well
never had baths more delightful or nvg
Grating" Prof. Wright is president of
the Waterville, N. V. Gas Light company
and his conclusions are of special value,
especially in so far as they relate to the
gas.
In quality the water is known as min
eral saline, so called because it contains
large quantities of salts of sodium. The
water of this well is distinctly of this class.
In this, as in all other waters of the same
class, sodium chloride Common salD is
largely in excess. Analysis SO far made
show this water to be the strongest yet
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-22
O4slsf:SPON DI:NCE.
College Items

Examinations are over.
Vacation from Wednesday until the fol-
lowing Tuesday.
Examinations. vacation and the fad
social to be given at the home of Miss
Wight this evening have been the prn
cpai topics of conversation the past week.
l.. l.. Smythe has had charge OF Prof.
Browns classes since the departure of
the latter for his home in Wolsey
Misses Madgc Gicssner and Martha
Bunch, of Okobojo, were visitors at the
literary Friday evening.
Miss Maggie Demaree gave an after
noon tea TO Il number of her college
friends on Tuesday, at the home of Mrs.
S. A. Travis. Those present report an
enjoyable time.
Miss Pearl Baker has been troubled
with sore throat lately.
G. w. Fitch, who had expected to leave
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-22

for his home in Sanborn county, Friday.
has concluded to remain for the spring
term.
K. o. Burton has been visiting at his
home. several miles northeast of town,
since Sunday He will return in time for
the spring term.
Miss T.. A. Mcdbcry returned to Pioneer
hall Tuesday evening, after an absence Of
two weeks at her home in Gettysburg.
Several of the students have been alb
sent the past week from causes unknown,
probably bad weather.
Miss Jennie Hall, one Of the dormitory
girls. has been staying with Mrs. Law
renee for several days past.
X. y. Roberts. of Day county, expects
10 leave for his home on Fridays passcn-
ger.
Miss Bertha Demarcc has been staying
al Pioneer hall for some time
Owing To the stormy wcatl or the en-
tcrtainmcnt to have been given at the
rink Wednesday evening. was indefinitely
postponed. BETSY BoBoLINk.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-22
.Ho The Black Hills.

The m,htng camps and health resorts
of the Ba;9la.Hills are best reached via
Omaha alid Burlington route.
Finesrasleeping and chair cars on
wheels. Excellent dining halls. Perfect
roadbed and magnificent scenery.
When you visit Deadwood or Hot
Springs ask to have your TICKET read
''via theBurlington Route" 1t will pay
you.
For full information apply to any rail-
road ticket agent in the United States or
write to ]. Francis, General Passenger
Agent, Omaha, -Neb.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1894-03-22

analyZcd. with probably twoorl lhrc",N-
ccpliomS. The most celebrated waters Of
tnIs class come from Che 81 tashr'nr We'll
"t Ontario, taua9A. aud IRON 'ts raiH'"r
par' III Eoroqr the Widely ',n'"a iNrruth-
ack spring IN Prussia; la thr ull"t
States l.e Hst@tAhar, aa4I'+-r iN'>-
singer AID Saratoga Seiz y >pri''s'" ~
New York rarfe az number pi 'Tie-
sian wells NOR ,'>ScelrtEaie.t lpH 'H'"r
medicinal Qualities Among ,ir h'ti":
known arslhr !;allstou atcSal n"ll. Sai-
atoga, \. y; i.iVinG>,nn aI'"slan Wei.
AIabarla: Lafayette &@d i.,i 'rt">ian
wells. OF Indiana. aud nnny Others. Sn'lr
OF these are Utilized for baths aud hct'ital
G'e internally. Congress. >'arat"ga self
lcr. Carl >had and HtitE Others az" bottled
and sold everywhere by di3i9sl>lS
Ia this connection submit III" "anhly>i.
OF Prof. L. L. Eaton. cacmirt ot illt NJ
ucsoti state Dairy Food commission.
Total solid :,cr gallon al loo Far. ~ %
,s'lrh'':. i.,'e
GniimIn ,inrbnn;,i. II 81
Calriuln arbun;,tr Observation-Disclosures. 80
Magnesium tarbenisLe. ,.5.#.',..... ~. -
So,,t,,,, it",,, >,I',.,'o ''',' a!
Trace
In commenting on the ANALYSIS Prof.
Eaton saws: "rha solid, in solution arr
more tha,, donb!c The amoua, in Ycllow
stone Park Sorings. ab,ut four times
more i,louanlftv than in Nichy. France,
and lIu, Sprinr.. Colorado. and twenly-
five times ,h.amoun, found in l!o, springs
of Arkansas.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-12
Y. PS: c: E. .Souvel',,iy

|, An edition of the Souvenir maps of
the Y.P.S.C.E. convention to be held
July II to 18th, at Cleveland, o., has
been issued to the Nickel Plate Road,
the shortest through passenger line
between Buffalo and Chicago. Any
person who expects to attend this
convention and desiring one of these
maps can have same forwarded to his
his address, free, with the compile
ments Of this low rate line. Requisition
should be made to j. Y. Callahan
General Agt. Nickel Plate Road,
l99 Clark st., Chicago. 41w6
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-12

The Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern Railway will sell excursion
tickets to Denver and return at less
than one fair fori the round trip for
the following meetings: - t,,.-as..4
American Institute of Homeopathy
at Denver, June 18th to ed. Tickets
on sale June 18th and 18th, good to
leave Colorado not later than July
10th. '.....:.. -,.... =;
Annual Convention, National Re-
publican League, at Denver, June
18th to 18th. Tickets on sale June 23d
and oath, good to leave Colorado not
later than July 9th. -.
Please call on ticket agents for
time of trains and further informa-
tion. .,F -.asq +..@,s,.,
j. MORTON,
General Ticket e. Passenger Agt.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-12
Railroad Fares Reduced.

The Nickel Plate road has made
material reductions in the fares to
many points on that line, including
Fort Wayne, Cleveland, Painesville,
'Ashtabu1a, Erie and many other east
ern points. Ticket office 199 Clark
street. :. Depot 18th street, Hiaduct
and Clark street, Chicago: - 45w6
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-12
1t Should Be In Every House.

]. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that it
cured his wife, who was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack of
lagrippe, when various other reme-
dies and several physicians had done
her no good. Robert Barber, Of
Cooksport, Pa, claims DR.. Kings
New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for
lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try
it., Free trial bottles at RAY HUNS
TONS drug store. Large bottles, SOC
and $1 90. "'a :.:.5 ~. = .',E... -. a~f
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-12
General Ticket & Passenger Agt:
Oliver Z Madison I al; il d q ]
Central Meat Market,

OCCUPY the old stand of Otis Bigelow
where they will have on hand all kind
of Meat-in neat, fresh and good con.
dition. Patronage solicited. orders
promptly filed. .agszr. -.sass!.g A9il.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-12

.,-F. Q. Brace has established him
self in the jewelry trade here: He is
an expert matchmaker and jeweler.
Located at Ray Humiston's. 44w3.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-12

RAILROAD LANDS. ,
I have the ONLY COMPLETE
LIST of Railroad Land in Mobiles
County. am agent for the sale OF the
same. Call on or write me for prices
and terms. 23-tf L. B. BENNETT. .,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-12

Call at the room next to the post
Office and get dish of that delicious
ice cream-served : every Satur-
dav, by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church. 3ott
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-05
A DIESTRO Y SlNIESTRO

Aver recibimos cartas de los seIlo-
res representatives. de la Neto- York
life, de El Sol de Conadd de varias
companias alemanas de seguros, en-
que nos dicen:
"Con motive de la situacion difTcil
que el gobierno ha creado a las com
paflias de seguros imp pcniendoles la
necesidad de efectuar un enorme de-
posito echando sobre ellos otros
gravamenes, hemos resuelto suspen-
der nuestras operaciones en- Puerto
Rico. Suplicamos a usted que sus-
penda tambien la publication de los
anuncios que salen en- LA DEMOORA-
CIA."
Y esta suspension representa- para
nosotros una perdida efectiva de tres
cientos duros anuales, que pagaban
las companias con escrupulosa pun
tualidad
Pero Sque importa ESQ les insig-
mes legistas de la patria
Ellos son ninistros de la Corona,
conscjeros de ferrocarriIes, generates
de division 8 de brigada, intendentcs
de hacienda, pensionados con renta
vitalicia, obispos, sub-secretarios y
embajadores.
Ellos disfrutan cincuenta, veinti-
cinco, diez cinco mil pesos de suel-
do por el 1mprobo trabajo de ocupar
un sill6n muelle hrmar sobre una
carPeta de piel de Russia y correr las
GALES en- su tad0 de 10 900 frances,
con groom ingles y lacayo de librea.
Ellos no ganan el sustento diario
gastandose de dia y de noche en- Ell
duro pupitre para sosteneb con las
contribuciones directas indirectas,
la nube de vampires parasites que
Sc nutre de la savia del pafs produc-
tor que medra y rie costa de los
que sufren y meditan y laboran.
kllos de un plumazo de ,truyen una
tuente de "a riqueza, trastornan un
plan de la industria, dan al traste con
un recurso de la actividad, dictan una
tarifa deprimente y Sc quedan des-
Pues repantigados en- sus amplios di-
vanes de terciopelo, sin pensar 81
quiera en- el dano que producer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-05

naIista, base de la polftica de todos los
pueblos y del one Sc desprenden, CO.
mo ramas de frondoso arbol, ell amor
al hogar. a la familia la patria
han logrado que la indiferencia Sc
apodere de los corazones, que ell amor
al terruno Sc entibie hasta ell ex-
tremo de que Sc mire con calma
cuantas desventuras injusticias ami
cullen al pals.
Pero a pesar de esa oposici6n, pa
recida la del asno que Sc para en-
mitad de la via para detener la To-
comotora. ell regionalismo Sc impone
en- todos los pueblos, porque 81 es ell
llamado a hacer desaparecer las gran
des nacionaEdades, que tan perjudi-
ciales son la humanidad, para for
mar los pequenos estados, que des-
envolviendose independientes Y libres.
contribuiran con mayor rapidez al
progreso y felicidad de los pueblos.
Pretender que Sc anne antes q Ia
nacion que a la region, es como 81
obligaramos al individuo que amase
primero a los extranos para amar
despu6s su propia familia.
Y a ese absurdo es que caminan Y
caminaron siempre nuestros sapien-
tfsimos directories polfticos. Por ESQ
no es extrano que el partido dormite;
pero dormira 10 que duerman en- 81
esos sentimientos del regionalismo,
que por ser grandes poderosos,
tienen que despertar algun dia con
mayor fuerza.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-05
CRONICA
MUERTo No, DoRMIDo

Nuestro apreciable colega la Revisto
de Puerto Rico, al tratar de la situacion
politica en- que nos hallamos, dice que
nuestro partido es up caddver, en- cuyo
case no nos quedar1a otra cosa por
hacer que vestirnos de luto, preparar
su entierro, CAVIAR su fosa, 81 possible
fuese tan inmensa y profunda como
la que para 81 guerra ell poeta Helne,
y alejarnos de ella dispuestos re-
nunciar todos los ideales de justi
cia y libertad.
Los caddUeres no resucitan, en-
vano serfan todos los esfuerzos de
la ciencia para reanimar al frio y RI
gido cuerpo polftico, que Sc llama
partido automomista. Acceptable ell ca
lifcativo fdnebre que lie aplica ell CO.
lega, tendr1amos tambien que acep-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-05

votos contra 63. La mayorfa com
prende $40 republicanos, 20 adictos
a la situacion y 81 monarquicos. La
minor1a cuenta 40 socialistas Y 20
monarquicos que por sus nombres
resultan ser imperialistas, unldos hoy
los socialistas como un elemento de
perturbation en- las gestiones guber
nativas. con olvido de su procedencia
pol1tica He ahf q 10 que conducen
las pasiones polfticas En- las cues
tiones generates Y en- las votaclones
Sc la notado que los socialistas y los
bonapartistas forman un solo cuerpo,
deseosos de derribar 10 existente, sin
reparar en- procedimientos nj en- me-
dios de ejecucion,
La union de estos dos polos poll
ticos toma su orfgen de 10 que suce-
de en- Inglaterra con los diputados
autonomistas de Irlanda, ensenanza
que pudiera llevarnos a nosotros a
otra, cual ser1a la de realizar Ell ideal
de llevar una representation antilla-
ma compuesta de veinte autonomis
tas, ocho por Puerto Rico y doce por
Cuba, que unidos votasen con ell 60
bierno a cambio de importantes con
cesiones, Y en- contra, sin la segur1
dad de elias. Cuando Gladstone quie-
re contar con una mayor1a, sabe que
tiene que atraerse q los autonomistas
irlandeses y sabe tambi6n que su
apoyo es Conditional. Una represen-
tacion antillana de veinte autonomis-
tas, unida q una Fraction no minis
terial. formar1a un grupo que ex-
presar1a una s6ria oposici6n con ell
que todo gobierno tendr1a que contar
para Ia prosecution de sus proyectos
GU bernatlvos.
Esto es 10 que So hace en- las lu
chas parlamentarias de Inglaterra i;
este es 10 que busca el incomprensi-
BILE consorcio de los socialistas 8 i'm
perialistas en- Francia Y este es a
| 10 que debi6ramos dirigir nuestros
esfuerzos 81 queremos hacer pol1tica
practica, provechosa y dtil. Para es-
to, por de contado, debemos de venir
a lazos de mas estrecha union con
nuestros hermanos de Cuba, para
que siendo com1n el esfuerzo, SO OBJ
tuviese un resultado positive en- la
totalizaci6n de los representatives ges
nuiros de ambas antlllas, como uni
co medic de obtener resultados pro
vechosos
Els tarde va y no tengo tempo pa
ra extenderme en- nuevas consldera
clones que seran objeto de otra car
ia, en- que procurar6 no dejarme
sorprender por los dltimos instantes
de despachar la correspondence.
Hasta otra OCCASION, .pues, quedo su
affmo. amigo y corresponsal
Ell MARQUES DE PosA.
Paris, Diciembre Is de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-05
CARTA DE PARIS
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Ponce.
Muy senor mfo y amigo :

Muy senior mlO amigo
Tenfa Ell prop6sito de dirigirle una
extensa correspondence que abarca
Sc en- toda su latitud los dltimos
acontecimientos acaecidos en- Euro
pa; pero no me fu6 possible cumplir
tai prop6sito estos tres 1ttimos d1as
por haber estado algo indispuesto,
encontrandome hoy, pr6ximo a par
tir el correo, con Ia prisa natural pa
ra hacer la carta presente, cue sera,
con Ia -econocida benevolencia de
sus lectores, concisa y breve. Los
peri6dicos, por otra parte, completa
ran los detalles que voy a con
traerme.
Hemos llegado va al momento pre-
ciso en- que las amenazas del anar
quismo hacen pensar en- la necesldad
de Ia defensa comdn, nj mas nj me
nos que el individuo, cusndo Sc We
atacado, apela la at1tinsa ratio, Ia
fuerza. En- esa verdad Sc funda la
defnici6n del delito y en- ella Ell de-
recho que Sc adjudica la sociedad de
declararlo tai aplicarle una pena.
Ell odioso crimen del Liceo de Bar
celona fu6 un anuncio del atentado
que tuvo lugar en- la Camara fran
cesa ell 9 del corriente, pues va en-
t6nces un anarquista os6 decir que,
en- igual fecha de Diciembre, tendr1a
lugar otro acontecimiento de igual
fndole y de mayor eco y resonancia.
Con una diferencia de dos dias Sc
realiz6 ell atentado del palacio Bor-
bon, que es la Camara de diputados
de esta Francia grande y formidable.
He aquf Ell hecho:
Discut1ase la election del senor
Mirman. diputado de Reims. De re-
pente estall6 una bomba. llenando la
sala de un espeso humo. FL proyec
til habfa sido lanzado de la tribuna
p1blica: entire el p1blico y los dipu-
tados fueron heridas 53 personas, ci
fra reconocida exacta hoy, y que en-
las horas de consternacion hizo subir
al doble. Felizmente no hay entire
ellos ninguno que acuse gravedad.
En- aquellos instantes de panico y
en- medic del humo, Sc levant6 Mr..
Dupuy, Presidente de la Camara.
herido tambi6n en- Ia mejilla, y con
una sangre frfa de espartano, dijo:
"Senores diputados Contin1a la
session. No serfa digno de la Fran
cia nj de la Repdblica que semejan-
tes atentados, vengan de donde quie
ra, cuyas causas ignoramos, tengan
el poder de turbar vuestras delibe
raciones.
Caando haya terminado la session,
Sc reunifa la comisi6n y tomara las
medidas necesarias al caso.0
Ell autor del atentado. evidente
mente, tenfa que encontrarse dentro
del recinto y era precise no del ar
le salir. Sc di6 orden de cerrar to-
das las puertas; pero antes que esta
Sc desc, ell conserje de la Camara,
por 81 ante 81, habfa tenido la ms
piraci6n de adelantarse a la orden
superior. Sin este, Valiant, antor
del crimen, hubiera tornado las de
T5Hadtego Llevado ante el juez ms
tructor, no tuvo otro remedio que
confesar.
Ante las circunstancias creadas
por este atentado las responsible
dades que incumben los poderes pa
blicos, ha creido Ell gobierno indis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-05
Sc reaIiz an

& precios sumamente baratOs los efectos 81
guientes:
Sacos vacfos para cafe azdcar-Arados
americanos NUNS. 1, 2 Y 4--Puntas de Pa
rfs de l 6 pulgadas-Romanas de plata
forma de 400 Kilog.-Herro galvanizado,
lizo, con una canal cada lado de pies, y
acanalado 4, 3, 6, z 8y 8 pies-clavotes de
6 pies ell acreditado vino de Oporto mar
ca A1dresen: asf como tambien -el riqufsimo
aceite refnado marca March en- itros Y
medios litros, del que somos Gnicos impor-
tadores.
Pedid los efectos enumsrados tn la casa
de G. Bonnin CO, Playa.
Ponce, Enero 10 de 1894. 3[m. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-05
SOIiCita flete

para los Estados Unidos, de cualquier puer-
to de esta Isla, la rapida goleta americana
D. j. Sawyer, su Captain Lock, del porte
de 326 toneladas.
Sc halla en- la actualidad surta en- este
puerto, reciben informes sus consigna
tarios G. Bonnin Ca, concentrates de es-
ta plaza.
Ponce 10 de Enero de 1894 Inn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-05
Al pdblico

D. j. P. Peraldi, agente general represen-
tante en- esta Isla del Credit d. Epargne,
fuDdado en- Paris, desde 1888 rue Teratadour
10 6, participa su numerofa clientela en-
esta ciudad, J fuera de els, que en- breves
pudieudo las personas que deseen adquirir
explicaciones Il obligaciones de- dicha empire
sa Credit d E,porgne, dirigirse don Arlsti-
des Simonpietri cale de la Salud 10 5, quien
queda autorizado debidamente para repre-
sentarle.
Ponce, Diciembre 30 1898. mi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-05
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