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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09

ESQ es 10 que paga la gran colonia,
la mayor de las Antillas.
Tiene presupuesto mas grande que
muchas naciones y anda mas NAL admi-
nistrada que muchas aduares del desier-
to. .-..
Con 2a. 900 900 va podria realizar al
60 el Gobierno; y solo realiza 10 que exi-
gen Ell ncpotismo y la audacia.
.Aparte de esos 23. 600 600 esta 10 que
pulen y hmpiaa los Oteizas y sus com
parsas.
Que buen pals, eh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
la PRENSA
DE CUBA

rales cuDanoS comentan con ira
SOS do simpatfa las persecuciones
quo sufriera LA DEMocRAoIA y
Ia prisi6n de- gu director.
Muchos de ellos reproducsn la
Veronica de nuestro companero
AAbril en- quo SO daba cuenta de
8haberse cubierto veinticinco ve-
ices la fianza exigida; do tai mo-
10 los nombres de los patriotas
que ofrecieron sus recursos van
corriendo por el orbe entire el
aplauso mas expontaneo y mas
caluroso.
I'm la Habans, gu Matanzas,
on Sagua, on Puerto Principe,
en- Santiago de Cuba, SO elogia e|
rasgo do civismo realizado por
nuestro pats al poner sus energias
frente 4 las violencias del gobier
no colonial.
Pasajeros llegados on sl
Montevsdeo nos aseguran que
81 Diario dc la Marina, en- su MI
nero del 80 de septiembre, pu-
blica un cablegrama en- que Sc
dice que la prensa de Madrid trae
los articulos de La DEMocRACIA:
80 We, pues que Ia lucha no es
perdida; que hay quien responde
fuera de aquf a nuestras campa-
mas y que no an1an huy seguros
los doses del olimpio puertorri-
queno.
Pensaron quizas que nuestra
palabra moriria an el aislamiento
sin llegar q las atlas esferas de la
patria y por Dios que SO equivo-
caban mucho al pensar tan can
didamente.
No luchamos solo en- la fnsula
que perece on elvac{o luchamos
tambien, con la cooperation biza-
IRA de nuestros amigos, on la ca
pital del Estado.
De tai suerte va enterandose
kspana Dc 10 que ocurre en- su
isla del mar caribe y va resolvi6n-
dose a variar su viejo sistema de
condsnar q los colonos sin oirles.
En- todas parties SO impone Ia
opinion p1blica 81. SO sabe soil.
ucitarla en- defensa de una CAUSE
justa y legftima y de esa regls
Madrid no Sc except1a.
No importa que nuestros
gobernantes pongan en- practics
procedimientos ultra-conservado.
res, mientras en- la peninsula go.
biernan los hombres de un par
lido democratico.
Peor para ellos 81 al fiji la ex.
psriencia- siempre tardia vient
4 decirles que no era csc ell cami-
no de perpetuarse aquende o
atlantico nj dc adquirir la noble
popularidad q que debieran aspi
rar.
I'll despertar es duro.
,'ada cual paga sus culpas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09

los paquetes que van por 81 fe-
rrocarril, recibimos el sigulente
despacho
Capital, Octubre 8--l-30 t.
DEMoCRaOIA Ponce.
De Nueva- York avisan que el
Herald publica hoy un telegrama
dc Madrid anunciando cange re-
suelto. NADIA SO sabe aqui oGcial-
mente.
Corresponsal"
Suspendimos Ia tirada del Pc
ri6dico y dimos la importante
nueva, on Ultima bora, a nues-
tros suscritores dc Ponce y del
resto dc la isla,
A las siete de la noche lego
este otro telegrama, ampliando el
anterior.
Capital, Octubre 81 t
DEMooRAcIA Ponce.
Los senores Sierra y Palau, de
este comercio, han recibido hoy
un cablegrama de Nueva- York
redactado on los termipos que
copio:
HERALD pubHca cange resuelto.
Avase amigos. --SALA.
La noticia CORE de boca on
boca siendo objeto de vivos CO.
mentarios.
Generalmepte SO da por segu-
ro el cange.
He dido esta opinion de per-
soma muy signifcada en- la ad-
ministraci6n publica
Covesponsal'
Creemos nosotros que debe
ponerse en- cuarentena este in
forme tan irregular va SO sabe
que el Herald esta admirable
mente servido; pero puede que
| el anuncio de que el cange
SO resolvera SO tome por la So
lucion misma del oange.
Nos han dicho, desde MI drid,
que solo vendran a Puerto Rico
noticias concluyentes cuando
el vapor que conduzca la moneda
este pr6ximo 4 fondear en- nues-
tras costas.
Y pareceria an6malo que hu-
biera secreto para nosotros, no
habiendolo para los reporters del
gigantic neoyorkino, que con tai
esplendidez paga a los que le sir
ven bien.
NADIA debe extranar, sin en-
barge, q los que saben como ven
di6 por dos mil duros 81 secreto
de cierta combination diplomati-
ca un pr6cer espanol, dc cuyo
nombre no queremos acordarnos
Limitase LA DEMoCRACIA a
dar al pdblico sus impresiones,
y para juzgar el decreto del can.
lge--si es que existe espera CO.
nocerlo.
Opinar d praors, sin datos que
aclaren el problema, equivale q
exponerse a caidas lamentables.
81 el cablegrama del Herald
es exacto, va vendra pronto Ia
confirmation. De todas name
ras es triste la incertidumbre er
que Sc halla Puerto Rico. y de-
seamos salir de ella cuando an.
tes, sean 8 no ciertas las notas
de que nos hacemos eco en- Q
presente artlcu'o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
Perdida de I'm caballo

+ iaav / l-l carr'u, IL. ~ uu hs de-.
.ptr-"iNo del p - ia ri "asa u" potr,
Il las II e- 4 i-rt"s rue orsr-lo. 90,
II ny ,nan"h>s sr-,-Isira 49, mn rr,tsdc, v
ur"- p-los ta,ros a. H. T e'a-, cus,c d,
un shu mai % IA edal Ri que 10 a. to
gue Al que sn.crlbe en- 81 barr'o de la Can
terra sera grati6cado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
En- Santa Isabel
INVESTIGATORS falsos

Is de orc la siguiente carta que i os
dirigen desde aquel pueblo y que reco-
mendamos la lntendencia General de
Hacienda
&C. ~. En- sl mes
de JUNO 6ltimo giro su vista q esta ju-
risdicci6n, el investigator de centribu-
clones, sea una de las muchasplagas COP
que sueen regalarnos anualmente; y crea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09

Vase sabe que no falta quien ponga
brida 1 los monopolizadores.
Va eStamos libres de esa playa.
5Cuando entonan el 7s-Deum en- Ia
fortalsza?
Resultara original
que, dsspues de tanta sara
contra el pals liberal,
la gloria dc la campa1a
toque. .. al Comit6 central,
IFS una hazaiia
piramidal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
La GRAN COLONIA
e. PRESUPUESTO

La Goceta de Nadrid publica los
estados demostrativos de los iugre-
sos Y pagos veritcados en- la isla de Gu
ba por cuenta del presupuesto de 1893
o4 en- los doce meses del ejercicio .es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
Adelante con Las Noticias ;.

Adelante con Las Noticias
81 No puede negar el colega que mien.
tras 81 Sc esforzaba en- excitar la OPT
MON pdblica, Sc ocupaba nuestra pti'
mera autoridad en- solicitar del Ministro
IL derogaci6n de las disposiciones que
autorizaban los conciertos' W.
No negamos NADIA.
Psro atirmamos de una manera rotun'
da que mientras La DEMoCRACIA Sc es-
forzaba por escitar la opinion pabtica,
el seiior fiscal de la Andiencia Sc servis
denunciarnos cinco veces, y el sehoi
iuez de instruction nos enviaba q la car
Gel y nos exigfa veinte mil pesetas dc
fanza.
Con ESQ no es nuestro amino escati
mar la inmensa, la enorme, la indiscu
tible gloria que en- la Suppression de lo
monopolios cabra al Gobcrnador Gene
raj, que les puso su cstmplase soberano
Sin dada porque saben esas cosas le
indican desde Madrid que renuncie s.
alto destino.
S6palo el pals:
La gloria de esta jornada correspon
de, en- primer termino, al GoberLador
despues al Comite Central viAariac
despucs & la prensa de Cangrejos, y po
Gltimo 4 Las Noticias, que, 81 no como
ce,-porque IS novel-la tactica del pc
riodismo, ell cambio maneja el bota
fumeiro con asombrosa habllidad.
Y con visible
ductilidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
TARIFA PARA CATEGORIA DE L.

Hospedjs complete alta de
apicones de da maxmo)
dem idem dem idem Ia panta bs $50
Nihoa hta amos: al
dem de ahos al
dem ID dc amos IL amos al 150
Hospsdajs complete panta alta sin bo
N0TAse harn re las m personas hudspeis
tsmporsdas.
OTRALos honcros del meieo director
vgnia apGca6
bsnearo segdn la legsaci6 1915
los shoes bahstas
especial aprobada continuation expre
Por dm de sro
Por dem de ducha fiorme 0 10
Por dem cualqui
Por puverici6n.
-SERVICIO llOTEI-
Por habitad6n alta persona y dis tnaxur)
Per idem dem bsjs idem isn..
SERVICIO DEL RESTAURANT
Desyuno, AIMUERzo ooMIDA al
CATEGORIA g.
Hopede complete nco baAos, dia......
JUNO IL Do 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
Sigue el diario de San Juan {:

"Y no es 10 peor que In Democra-
cia Sc 10 niegus una gloria que legftima-
mente esperaba, sino que 10 mas sensible
es que SO 10 niegue por los colegas in
oondicionales que habian permanecdo
mudos Ell aquella campaha.
A nosotros no nos sorprende este re-
sultado; 10 preveiamos.
Pues nj 10 sienta nj 10 deplorc Lon
Noticias.
Contra ciuisW0, ci,aisno.
Ese fu6 siempre un lena do ciertos
politicastros, que Green engafar al p1-
blico cuando nj adn 4 81 propios SO en-
gailan con sus recursos de sstrategia sin
condolences
FL escandalo do los conciertos era tan
grave, que, una yez oonocido en- Madrid,
ningdn hombre de bien podfa darle su
apoyo.
Por ESQ caera entire 81 espanto de los
que intentaban merendarse naestra
fortuna con sus timdres y sus tributos
No porque los cuneros de San
turce 10 quieren y 10 pidan.
Es que 10 piden y 10 quieren la moral
y la honradez.
Y todavia esas dos divinidades conser-
van algunos devotos en- Espafia.
Bien yisto Ia gloria de matar los mo-
noplios corresponds 4 Bolivar y la
StaudDrd.
Sn codicia les ceg6 ,hasta Ell punte de
pretender que ID gallina de los huevos
de oro pusiese todos los huevos de una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09

Y & estas horas Sc adivina
que, por sus negros errores
y su ambici6n leonina,
SO quedan estos seflores
sin huevos ", sin gallina.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04
Notice of Accounts Filed.

The executors, administrators. guardians
and trustees of the following named estates
have fled their accounts in the Probate Court
Of Highland county, Ohio, for settlement, and
said accounts will be for hearing ON Thursday,
the 25th day Of Oct, A. D., 1894, at 10 O'Clock
Q. M:
T. a. Hogsett, admr. of Anna R. Price, first
and final account
Neri Ohaney, admr. Of Mary Roberts, first
and final account.
A. P. Pushee exr. OF Flora L. Beeson, first
and final account.
Noah Fawley, exr. Of John Fawley second
account.
W. B. Ruble, exr. of Henry Ruble, first and
final account.
A. F. Williams and J. NJ. Lawson, exrs. Of
James W. Dutton, second account
Jonathan Ruse, exr of Mary Ruse, first and
final account.
Lewis Sharp, gdn. Of J. B. Sharp, second
and final account.
Henry L. Virgins, gdn. Of Hattie Barber,
second and final account.
W. H. Caldwell. gdn. Of Christian Watts,
second account.
L. R. Duckwall, gdn OF John Runion, fourth
account.
Mark Dickey, gdn. of F. L. O. Barlow, third
account.
Geo. R. Consrd, gdn. of Harrison Pearl.
first and final account.
J. FRANK WILSON, Probate Judge.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04
MRS. W. A. TINKHAM.


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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

A new serial novel by F. Marion
Crawford, "Cassa Braccio," will run
through twelve numbers of the Century,
beginning with the November issue. The
scene of the romance is laid in Italy. a
field in which Mr.. Crawford has found
his greatest success. The story is trag-
edy of human passion, shown in the
lives OF women of three successive gen.
erations of the Roman house of Braccio.
1t opens with an evil deed done years ago
under singularly romantic circumstan.
ces. This bears its own punishment in
the fatal results which come into the
lives OF all who are brought into contact
with the principal actors. The story is
full of action and abounds in local color.
1t will be illustrated by Andre Cast.igne.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04
OH ! FOR STRONG NERVES
What Does That Dreadful
Feeling Mean?
Can 1t Be That Insanity il STAR
ing Me in the Face?
That Tired and Exhausted Feeling
Means M0pe Than YOu Think.

The nervous system is fearfully deli.
cate. 1t is easily deranged, and when
it is, beware. The symptoms are debil.
ity. tired feeling, inability for much
work. trembling, anxiety, depression of
mind, nervousness and often sleepless.
ness and dull feeling in the morning.
These lead to nervous prostration,
paralysis or insanity. You run terri.
BILE risk in neglecting any Of these symp.
toms. You can be cured now. If you
neglect yourself you will soon become a
hopeless wreck, as Mrs. w. A. Tinkham,
of Stowe, VT, did. She writes the fol-
lowing about herself:
"About six months ago l found my.
self in an extreme nervous condition.
This had been gradually growing upon
me for several years and 1 cannot tell
what suffered, it was beyond descrip.
ton. got no rest or sleep nights and
my work was done in constant agony.
81 imagined there was some impend.
ing evil constantly hanging over me and
could not rid myself of the idea that in.
sanity was in store for me. / knew bet.
ter than to do lots of things that I did
do but could not help it.
II was indeed wreck and was on the
point of giving up in despair. l EN-.
ployed physicians who did me no good
and my condition continually grew
worse.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

A Leesburg lecturer accused the girls
of that place of drinking wine and beer,
and in justice to the girls the Leesburg
Buckeye comes to their rescue and says
"It's not so." Andrews, the editor,
must be back number; there is not
one "culchered" young lady in a thous.
and, nowadays who will refuse to drink
either if they get chance W. c. III.
Register Democrat.
We can't speak, of course, for Wash.
ington @. H., but we are not of those
who think the world generally is getting
worse, and we don't believe the Register
Democrat is either correct, or approx.
mately so, in this statement. Take the
young ladies of the Kings Daughters,
Y's, the Christian Endeavor, Epworth
League, etc., and we are not willing to
believe they are either uncultured or
devotees of strong drink. There is too
much of a reckless disposition to say
harsh things in general way. Better
would it be if there was more of that
kind charity taught by Him who bade
us, "Judge not, lest ye be judged"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04
Where Mckinley WIN Speak.

The following announcement Of poll.
tical adressess by Governor Mckinley
have been made by Secretary Malloy,
of the State executive committee: Oct.
8; Topeka Kas., Lincoln Neb., Oct A,
afternoon; Omaha, Neb, Oct. A, evening.
The State committee has received re-
quests for the Governor to speak in
Missouri, Iowa, California, Minnesota,
Montana, Idaho, Winconsin, Michigan,
New York, New Jersy, Connecticut,
Massachusetts,, Delaware, West Virg.
inia, Kentuckey and Tennessee. 1t will
be impossible for him to accept half the
invitations extended to him, as after
his return from his western trip he will
find a number of appointments in Ohio
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04
ICE! ICE! ICE |!

We wish to announce to our custom
ers and public in general who wish to
use Ice, that we are prepared to furnish
the same.
All private families who wish to com.
mence using Ice will please notify us
either by postal or call, and prompt at
tention will be paid to our customers.
Should there be any irregularity by or
through our drivers, please notify US.
HILLSBORO ICE CO.,
F. ScHERMER, Pres.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

Times will not be what they were un.
der Republican supremacy until the
Democratic tariff legislation has been
wiped out. Nevertheless, it is to be
hoped there will be some improvement
in business. Even the evil that has
been done is better than uncertainty.
The tariff measures passed by the Senate
are much more favorable to American
interests than those proposed in the
Wilson bill. Though the action OF the
Senate is at variance with Democratic
principles, and is alleged to be the result
Of disgraceful bargain and sale, yet,
it is so much better than the utter wreck
of home industry proposed by Democ-
racy in the lower House that we feel
like the old colored lady who prayed for
a loaf of bread to appease her hunger.
Some michievious boys, overhearing her
petition from the outside, got loaf and
hurled it at her through the broken
window. 1t knocked her down, but she
got up shouting, "Tank de Lawd Bress
his holy name Bress de Lawd-he an
swers pra'r!" A neighbor, who had
seen the performance, came and told
her God didn't send the bread. 1t was
only wicked prank OF those awful
boys. "'T doan make no Offence" said
aunty, "de Lawd sent dat bread, il de
debil brung it,.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

Speaker Crisp in speech at Atlanta,
referring to Congress, says: "We declare
undying hostility to all trusts and mon
opolies organized for the oppression of
the people," He ought then to have
read extracts from Cleveland's letter a.
bout ''perfidy and dishonor," and re-
peated Wilson's speech that 1--WE have
given the sugar trust round $4,000
600 the first year." The facts are, the
Democratic party gave every trust every.
thing it asked for. The record shows it,
and no amount of such bunconbe can
deceive intelligent readers.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04
A Business Chance.

An excellent opportunity for some one
wishing to invest in an established busi.
ness is presented by Philip Kramer,
who has decided to dispose of his livery
business, which has so long been run in
connection of the Kramer House. Mr..
Kramer has decided on the change on
acc punt of continued ill health, which
prevents him from giving the business
his attention. He does not desire to
sell the buildings, but will lease them
reasonably to the purchaser OF the stock,
He would be glad to hear from respon.
sible parties looking for such an invest.
ment
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

Such sweeping victories as those in
Vermont and Maine, surprising all cal.
culations of politicians, are not to be
explained by local causes. The great
tidal wave.of last year has not subsided
and will not this year, nor next, nor
two years hence. 1t is something more
than tidal wave. 1t is the reversal OF
the POLITICAL belief OF large part of
the voters such as occurred in the early
days of the war. AS the voters turned
to the Republican party then to save
the life Of the Nation, SO they are turn
ing to it now to save the Nations in.
dustries and restore its prosperity.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

Some one has donated $500 toward
the purchase of new books for our city
library. The name OF the donor is
known only to himself and DR.. McSur.
ely, who was the bearer of the gift to
the board. Such noble acts as this make
us think well of humanity. All is not
sordid, selfish or ambitious. He who
gave this did it for the good of others
not for his own glory. But, though the
public who are benefited by the gift,
may never know whence it came, we
we verify believe there is One who
keeps record.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

1t is said that Willard, O., claims the
championship girl of the period. From
April lst to June 1st this year, she
planted three acres of potatoes, did all
of the sewing and cooking for the family,
MIXED four cows, fed the cows, pigs and
chickens, shot three polecats and four
chicken hawks, set the dog on eighteen
tramps, attended thirteen dances and
three picnics, read five dime novels and
set up three nights week with her
beau. And is still in good health.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

Ben Evans and his sister Mary and
Miss Fannie Lemon were out driving
on the Clear Creek road Monday after
noon. Returning from the power house
to the city, at point about opposite the
Haynes place, one OF the reins slipping
from his hand, Ben reached out for it,
when sudden lurch OF the buggy threw
him down between the front wheel and
shafts. The horse frightened and the
vehicle ran over him. His sisters first
thought was that Ben was killed, and
she leaped from the buggy, as the horse
was dashing away frantically. Miss
Mary fell sideways injunng her left
shoulder and the back OF her head. Miss
Lemon got hold of the reins, and sue.
ceeded in bringing the horse under con-
troll. She drove back and got the two
others, brought them home, then drove
after DIR. Nelson and took him to the
Evans hcme on Walnut Ben and Mary
are both pretty badly hurt. Ben g worst
injury is in the knee, which is terribly
sprained. 1t may be many day before
he can walk without crutch or cane.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

Prof. Wilson has been making speech.
es to the English, who have been going
into uproars of delight in his honor.
He tells them that the work of destroy.
ing our protective legislation, and laying
the markets of America at England's g
feet is just begun. He says the good
work shall go on until England has all
she asks. Is that the voice Of the Amer
ican people?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-10-04

An out west editor won $1,000 for
writing an appeal to delinquent news.
paper subscribers to pay up: "Lives of
poor men oft remind US, honest men
won't stand no chance; the more we
work there grow behind US, bigger
patches on our pants. Our pants once
new and glossy, now are stripes of diff
erent hue; all because subscribers linger,
and don't pay US what is due. Then let's
be up and doing, send in your mite
however small; or when the snow Of
winter strikes us, we will have no pants
at ALL"