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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Baldorioty de Castro, cuyo efecto iai-
cia al sus Columns una suscrieion.
| No podiamos esperar menos de tan e-tima-
BILE colega.
| Las Logias rnas6nieas de MAyagnez oelebra-
ron en- la noche del "a del corriente. cada una
de por ST, e banquete solstieial de verano CO.
mo acostumbran todos los amos.
Psrece que ell puesto gsrita para la guar
dia de orden pubico que SO estableeio en- la
plaza de Ia Abolici6n, hs convertible en- ca
sllla de consumes.
Como es este No So estableci6 para
que sirviese de vglanola aqnel sitio, pere
no de vigilanca para 81 matute
E1 Utuado ha fallecido Ia joven y aprecia-
ble senora dohs Luisa Martinez, amantfsima
esposa de nuestro antique amigo don RAmiro
Martinez.
Maestro colega La Vos de la Montana dedica
uu sentido artfculo esta deegraeia que tanto
deplora aquela sociedad, recordando las bon
dades virtudes de Ia 6nada
Eavlamos al senor Martinez nuestras pals
bras de condolenca.
Con motive del salgamento de los tripulau-
tes de la goleta Enrtqueta. gus nauf-ag6 en- la
nochs del 16 do Agosto 6jtimo la Capital
Sc Ia concedido don Ricardo Todela, cap tan
del puerto de Arecibo, por la sociedad espaho
la de Saivamsuto de Naufcagos, Ia medalla dc
plata, en- premio de tan heroica acci6n.
El senor Intendente de Hacienda ..e ancuen
ira bastaute mejor de la enfarmadad que le
obFgara guardian CANA
r Dice La Correspondencia que ha lamsdo mu-
cho la atenci6n que ell precioso modelo de Ia mao
Martgaiante. presentado Ia Exposition por
su sutor el brigadier de Marina senor Montoio.
20 haya obtenido premio alguno.
La noche del 5 del corriente Jonio un grupo
de moros So acerc6 Sidi Guariach en- Melilla,
y dispar6 diez doee tiros contra ell fuerte.
Los centiueias conteetaron & la aggression con
otros disparos.
7 que temerarios son esos moritos To
davia no escarmientan con la tolIita que les ds
mos en- Csbrerigas Atlas.
libros para la Biblioreca publica de esta ciu-
dad
Don Eusebto Coronas Estudies literarios,
crfticos, hst6ricos polftcos, por Lord Ma
caclay -Esasayo sobre Ia practica del goberno
paramentario, por C. Fl. de Am6zaga.
Don joaquin Ramos Molestias del trato
humane, por O Org B .chiller de S4lamaucs
por Le-Sage -Notas dispersas por Navarro y
Rodrigo -Guerrs franco prusians, por Molthe.
-AnLropologl3, por 1oplQard-La MA del
asesiHo. por Montapfa.
Don Manuel Domemech Rsvista Puertorri
quena, por Fernando Jancos Europa 81
uitmo trienio por Castelar, -Poesias, por r.
del Valle-Verdades polfticas. por Santiago
Mich alena
Don Agastin Navarrete La Divina comedis,
por D.nt-
Don Luis Aguerreoere Ei Uaiverso social,
por Spencer.
Nuestro es timado amigo don Isidoro Colon
nos partioipa qle desde e. lunes pr6ximo, dos
de Julio. volveran abri,se las classes
el coegio que tanto 6xto dirijs esta
cudad
Lo que hacemos pdblico para conocimiento
de los padres de famllia.
La retreta que debia tener lugar esta noche
en- Ia Plaza principal hs transferido para
mansna, viernes, por ser este dia festive.
Para hoy, joeves, esta senalada en- la au-
diencia de la Capital, la vista de la
bre exearcelac16n de don Genaro Cort6s, autor
del artfculo Ell Escdndalo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
TRADUCCION
Al sehor director de LA DEMooRAcIA.
Ponce, Puerto Rico.
J. NJ LUoCIoNr

Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Senior Director en- 81 instaLte an que Ia
mano de vii asesino sume la Francia en-
un duelo general, arroia Ia consternacion gu
tire los franceses que residen en- Puerto Rico.
no podemos, sin rendiros ell tribute de nuestro
reconocimiento, deiar pasar siencio Ell con
movedor artieulo que tuvfstes bien consa-
grar, vuestro M nero de aver, la menoria
del presidante de la Republica francesa. -
Hemos podido eohstatar- -eTr 81 la gran parte
que tomais en- nuestro duelo, el amor que
profesais nuestra madre patria
81 debil puma ha credo que debe i'm
ponerse este deber. es que Sc siente seeundada
en Ia tarea por vuestros colegas franceses. gue
no perderan de vista La DEMOCRACIA del vejn-
tise;s. ~
Honor vos, como extrangsro. senior Drec
tor, que, estas circunstancias doorosas, ha
beis con vuestra pluma-euyo eogio no es
precise hacer r-esb bozado en- terminos sentidos.
ls vida del honlbre q quien lloramos hoy !
tratado do atenuar la p6rdida irreparabe que
La Francia acaba de sufrr en- Ia persona de
monsieur Carnot, uno de sus mas mobiles hiios
que cae. vietiina de los maneios anarquistas.
Psrm!tid todos estos franeeses, a los cua-
les os dirigfs aver, daros las gcacias, On nom
bre de la Francia nombre de esa viada de-
soada por Il horrible desdicha que la here, $
que no los consuelos de propios nj de extra
nosk sino el tempo aicanzara 1 mitigar, rem
dlrds d homenajs da su mas profunda graft
tud.
Servios aeeptar, senor Director. 81 testirno-
MO do nuestra alta consideration
Nueatro devote seryidor,
J NJ. LuomoNI-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
Ell SALUDO

Estaodo de una cruz al pie sentado
un andaluz. gran chusco, gran ohancero,
en- un hj) del B sits caballero
pasa an idalgo portugnes fachado.
Mira ley de cort6s ben criado
FL andaluz, quftass el sombrero,
este correspondence al forastero,
SO qnita la montera con agrado
-Naon he vosse qui61 f4go cortesfa,
mas essa cruz. lie dice 81 lusitano,
con bien inesperada altaneria.
7 Ell sndaluz responde: -Caye. hermano,
pues tampoco 20 3 uzt6 ze la jscia
eze potrco II que ez mi paizano.
Jton de Zr4arte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
A UNA TAUR0FILA

En la plaza te Vi, te Vi &C la grada,
y te conf-so que honda pena
te mantuvista aIi. mas que serena
m placable, feroz, trans6gurada.
Viva. eenteeante, tn mirada
no se apart6 de- la saugrinta arena
nj el iustante aqnel de- Ia faena,
faceato, al 6o, para el valiente espada.
Oh, qae horrible te halle de aqaella suertel
A1n pienso con espantc en la corrids,
pues va s6 que la aangre to divierte.
STd mujsrf Td la madre prometida
Il S gozas con la tucha y 60 la muerts,
una nadre amor, paz vida -.
Eduardo BustiHo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Mocsieur le Directeur.
Au moment on. IA main d nu vii crimneI
Went de ponger Ia France dams un deuil g6o6
raj. ct, ieter Ia CONSERVATION sein de tous
vons sans vous rendre le tribut de notre re-
connaissance, laisser passer silence, l. ton
chant article que vous avez bien voulu consa-
orer. dams votre num6ro d hier la menore
du President de Ia R6publique fesrqaise
Nous avons pu constater par IA quelle est la
zrande part que vous prenez notre douleur
1t. amour que vous professez pour notre
mere patrie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
INTERESANT

Hago los hacendados de hcorstas desadores
pdbco general que desde cha queda alberto mi
ablecimiento cae del Jobo IL, dedcara
de atabqs De slteas al uapor
qo diyecto CABEZOTE, tqnbem
ez del sistena especial de Ia
CONSTRUCTION composition de evapoadoas serpentne
tachos eminadora tbers de cobre de todos da
forma bombas para demas todo 10
nente a aa, caldererfa de cobre,
Los trabajos garanfzan, sa e construcrjdn los
epea ell estabecmento estan la alra de Jos
de Europa America
Ponce de 1894 m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
A La VUELTA

NADIA. a la vuelta, resistir alcanza
los impetus del mar.
ISin iuventud, sin fs, sin esperanza.
es intltil luchari
De pedazos del buque hacienda naves,
ansiando otro festin,
en- c6moda actitud vieron las aves
al nanfragio hssta 81 6n
hacienda elias despu6s 10 queSntes vieron,
con uu hambre voraz,
las aves los hombres comieeon.--
jtodo qued6 en pszi
CampoaR0F
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

'+Hace falts IN pendolistar,
un contratizts anuuci6;
J an cuanto Juan SO enter0.
fuese 4 YER al eontratista.
Soy pendolista especial,
Y aquf vengo yer II valgo.
-iCorriente. E-criba listed algo.
10 lien, yoY 81 escribo muy mail
-Pues Ipor que Sc llama ustsd
pendolista7 -lCoaa clara!
Porque hago p6ndolas para
los reIojss de pared.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
] NO MAS He ;PES !!
C,tracs6a radical p0r medic de Ia Herpe-
tina de TorregrO8a.

Numerosas certifoacionAs de indivdnos Gu
radios de esta fatal dolencia atestignan Il hon
dad de- e-t4 nledicamento. La HERPETINA
se aruoiaa Al p~opo tieDpo con Il LOCION
ANTTHERPETICA DE TORREGROSA que,
tau brillantaS rssultados vi-ne dsndo para
tirpsr las pecas barros manchas de IA cara.
No hay amp-ine qG4 rasista n tratamien
to d Ia Herpettna v-d@J4- L0cilaa--4astAernlti
de TorreErosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
a L A IDA

Parte 81 buque. 10 bate indtilmsnte
la tempestad. xPor qu6f
PorQue, al ir, la tormenta 50 impotenta
contra 81 genIo la fe.
Sobre 81 baque los pfj4ros cayeron.
eansados de suf-ir.
Los hombres. sin piedad, SO los comieron
sali6 Ell sol, y. Il vivir!
IQ1e h4rmoso es 81 principle de Ia vida
ISsntir, Greer, triunfar!
tUn viaje, en- buque nuevo, ga la ida
un festfn sobre 81 mari
LA VUELTA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
Yauco, % de JUNO.
Director DEMoCRACIA

Director DEMoCRACIA
Ponce.
El autor del articulo Sadi Carnot Sc ha he
cho aereedor al mas sincere abrazo de TODD
ciudadano frances: al recibr ofcialmente hoy
la fatal notcia, hemos enarbolado bandera
eional media asta dirizdo 81 siguiente cable
grama:
President Conseil Ministries Pars.
Co!onie Franchise Yauco Puerto REQ de-
plorant amerement fn tragique noble President
Carnot s unit immense denil qn acable Patrie
TOTTI'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Ua c6mico de la legua apunta con una plato
la al rey le falla 81 t;ro.
Entouces da On terrible puntapi6 al tirano.
Ell cual cae como herido por proyectil excla-
ma:
- Muerto soy! LA bota estaba envenenadsl
Una sonora que nunca fue hermosa, pesar
de 10 cual de aproximarse los cineusnta
amos, tenia grsndes pretensioues, decfa una
amiga suya:
-Cuando 80 sale pie por esas Gales, es tan
necesario un caballero como un psraguas.
-iAh, querida mia -contest6 la amiga Ago
mr aciente, nuestra edad no lIueye uunca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Honramos las columnas de este peri6 1ico
hacienda repercutr en elias los ecos del patrio-
tismo frances.
Monsieur L Directeur Dc LA DEMocRAcIA
Ponce, Porto REQ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
Patillas, Junio IS 1895 N
D6NoCRACIA Ponce.

C'udalanos franceses RESIDENCES en- este
pu@bIo agra 1eoen de todo coraz6n los elogios
sidente de IA gran Rep1blica francesa y cuya
existenca ha zldo cortads por mano aIevosa
cuando mas merecia de su patria, habiendo es-
"a funesta desgeacis produoido honda pena en-
nuestros- ezra zones.
Alberto Gauter. Juan Crescioni, Eduardo
B tlerlet, Juan de Marie, Jose Stella, Juan Po-
ggi, Antonio Crescioni. Angel Poggi Vicente
Vicent Domingo Mattel Francisco Vincent,
Ger6nimo Desrivieres, Francisco Cervoni
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
DEMOCRACIA Ponce
Salinas, Junio 23.

Salinas, Junio 28.
Los franceses avecindados en Salinas felici-
tan listed = agradecen cual merece artfculo
dia 26 en one tar 5rillantemente rinde lstiea
manifesto 81 vahosa simpatia hacia Naei6n
Francis = IL. L0tG.-A lSecoLa DOMINGO
Mattey Mdrqtez y. Mismqttey E Mattey J
PasYaUicini HermanoS B 81stoni r. n
Antoneth Clement per< ct fIs : G Bfgant -
G FTg0reiEa y. r. Benyenutti-L Benue,sastti
j Godre tu-J q. Sensidei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
RECORTES r

E. precise refexionar muchas veces 10 que
no Sc puede hacer mas que una vez.-...
Las lagrimas son la poesfa mistica del dolor
concentrate, profundo siencioso.-...
Is questionable que las muiures aman mas
que los hombres; pero es SECURE que amsn
mejor.-~..
La ambicion muere cuapdo e. hombre dela
de sonar 81 porvenir
NADIA mas triste que una vida agostads por
desengaTos pfematuros es como una Il 1resta
qaemads por 81 incendio y apagada por Ia
lluvia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28
DEMOCRACI Ponce
Salinas, j Junio 2S

Tdbutole el mas enthusiastic APPLAUSE por su
levsntado articuo Sads CarAot -Doria Therry
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Las Logias mas6nieas de Mayaguez celebra-
ron en- la noehe del a del corriente, eada una
de por ST. el banquets solstieial de verano CO
mo aeostumbran todos los amos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Nuestro querido amigo don Ermelindo SSla-
zar sali6 esta manana para la Capital en- repre-
sentaci6n de Ia Association de Agreultores para
aslstir a la Jnnts general del 90 y 4 la de ae-
cionistas del Banoo Agtieola del prinero de ia
lio siguientes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Pedro And6jar quiso establecer una crisnza
de galinas en el corral de su casa. 4 costa Dr.
su@ vecinos, empez6 por tomar ouatro en- casa
de- jose Pab6n; pero 81 guardia Vicente Bar
bei5o 10 condujo con las aves al patio de Lerma,
por ser este sitio mas aprop6sito para galli
nero.
Fl simpatico eoega La Mtger prohija 81
pensamiento de er gir IN monpmento en honor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Mahana al amanecar salen hacis la Capital
los senores don Jose G Torres nuestro Di-
rector don Luis Munoz Rivera, Delegates por
Yauco Caguas respeetivameute para asistir
Ia delegation autonomista que empezara el
sabado 80 del corriente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Ha sido nombrado don Alfredo Torres para
desenpsnar interinamente la escuea rural de
Playa, GuayaniIla don Casimiro Vazquez
para la auxlliat de Yaaco en Santa Isabel; don
Matias Ortega, para Ia rural de Plata en- Aibo
nrto; don Adolfo Carri6o, para la de Hate
nuevo en- Guraoo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

a Baldorioty de Castro, euyo efecto iai-
cia al sus columnas una suscriei6n.
No podiamos esperar memo. de tan e-tima-
BILE eolega.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Maestro amigo Mr.. Lahongrais, vicec6nsul
de Francia On esta ciudad, ha recbido 81 81
guiente telegrama ofcial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-28

Parece que el puesto gsrita para Ia guar
dia de orden ptbco que estableei6 en- la
plaza de la Abolici6n, SO ha convertible en- ca
silla de consunos.
Como es este No SO estableci6 para
que sirviese de vigilancla aquel sitio, pere
no de vigilancia para 81 mstuts
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16

man whom MT. Howells brings from that land of total personal abnegation which is supposed to lie somewhere south of the south pole. to be bounded on all sides bg mouptaips of philanthropy and evil IS never Wrought, efthsF by want of thought or by want of heart; where the golden rule is the only rule; where charity IS the first and the greatest of all things, and where the women vote.
 Mr. Ho Sells does not pretend to be writ in 2 true history, however, and he does not ask us to swallow his allegory. To quote one of his own characters, his Altrurian at tempts to solidify the pretty soap bubble worlds created by Plato, More, Bacon Campan ella, MT. William Morris and MT. Edward Bellamy, and a beautiful soap bubble he makes it, even if it is unsub- stantial, nebulous and evanescent.
 There is an Altruria somewhere, aud when one came therefrom to tell us about it, nearly 1900 years ago, we crucified himlv
 Hide in your heart a bitter thought, still it has power to blight,
 Think, love, aitho', you speak it not.
 It gives the world more light.''
 Ella Wheele Wilcox.
 PAUL PRY.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16

was the birth place of Napoleon Bonaparte. Later entered the birth place and early home of the greatest parsonage oi modern times and ascended the stairs to the seeQld me stood the Wiling desk used by Nspo- leon. l passed through the ball room, now called conversation room, where, standing against the wall was the.card table with checker board at which Napoleon used to play.
 In small room in the back part ofthe house Napoleon slept when a boy, andthe same simple bedstead stands there today that he occupied for number of years, but no bedding is upon if; and on the bureau stood little mirror in which he had gazsd when arranging his toilet.
 'Love in likeness, Fortnight at Bar Harbor,' by F. Marion Crawford, is com pleted this month, and gives one an idea of the fun and irolic enjoyed at the gay sum- mer resorts, and yet, with it's undercur- story is written in MT. Crawford's most charming style.
 In Harper's Magazine is found the open ing chapie CTS of 'The Royal Marine; an ldyl of Narragansett Pier" by Brander Matthews, which promises to be up to his usual good work. MT. Brander Matthews is native of New Orleans and graduate of Columbia college, New York, as well as professor of literature there. Mir. Mat thews appeared recently with a study for the stage. He calls his little play, ''This Picture and That,'' a comedy. There are but four characters represented, and the single scene is private parlor In the Fifth Avenue hotel; the time is about the close of our civil war, some thirty years ago.
 The dialogue in "Ihis Picture and That" is bright and crisp, but above all it is natural.
 After having heated discussion over the meaning of "Altrurian Traveler,' and a dilligent search in dictionary and geography to substantiate my assertion of the traveller coming from the land of "Al- trurla," was glad to fud the following in Harper's literary notes: "Altruism, is derived from alter, another, and it is dei fined as term first employed by the French philosopher, Comte, to denote the benevolent instincts and emotions in gent eral, or action prompted by them; the opt posite of Ego is in A Traveller from All truria, is an amiable, unselfish gentles
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16

Courage is needed in the regular daily life of every individual not as an occa- sional motive, but as continual one, prompting to actions small and unnoticed, as we'll as those which are seen and ap- proved by all.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16

It has been computed that the death rate of the globe Is 6S per minute 97 790 per day, or 35,717, 790 per year. The birth rate is 70 per minute, 100, 800 per day, or 36,Sl7, 200 per year, reckoning the year to be 965I days in length.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16
What Emboldened Him.

She (tenderly)-Tell mo dearest, what emboldened you to proposef How did you guess that I loved you, darling?
 He-To be frank with you, love, your papa intimated that if didn' t mean busi ness after coming to see you for two years had better clear out and lot some other fellows have chance-Detroit Free Press.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16
THE MODERN BEAUTY

Thrives on good food and sunshine, with plenty of exercise in the open air. Her form glows with health and her face blooms with it's beauty. If her system needs the cleansing action of a laxative remedy she uses the gentle and pleasant liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16

The Argentine confederation keeps mp its army and navy at an annual cost of SIS, ,000, ,000.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-16

In this same magazine is found "Poe in Philadelphia;' selections from the corre- spondence of Edgar Allen Poe; "A Jaunt into Corsica," with Illustrations from na- prised to find that Place Letiza was a short, narrow street not over or 10 feet wide. A short distance up this narrow way stands the four story yellowish gray house which
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-02
Floyd County.
PREsroNsBuRe.

PREsToNsBURG.
Nothing but mud.
II. ). Booton and w. y. Harklns
returned Saturday night from
Palntsville where they have been
attending court.
q. II. Gormly and wife returned
Sunday from Pittsburg, where
they had been to visit Nr. CORN.
ly's mother.
Miss Lucy Ford gave tairy
party Friday night. All report
lots OF fun and plenty Of taffy.
Thd "Sewing Circle" met at Mrs.
+. A. Hopkins Thursday and spent
a pleasant evening In working for
the church. Mrs. IL served ele-
giant refreshments.
At Z o'clock Friday evening the
home Of T, j. Padgett was dlscov-
cred TO be ON fire. In a few mo-
ments the yard was crowded with
people carrying water and doing
all that could be done to extingulsh
the flames. For awhile all their
efforts seemed futile but they
fought so bravely that at last the
fire was put out. Two rooms were
very much damaged but VI. r..
Allen who is living there, had car
penters there by daylight and now
all is "as II used to be-"
Mr., and Mrs. Allon wish to thank
the people for their aid and timely
assistance. Mr.. Padgett was
away from home at the time Of the
fire.
Henry Borders Of Catlettsburg
is In town.
Mrs. Kate Burehett Is quite sick
Mr.. Hill stumble OF Mcdowell
died at the Branham hotel Thurs
day with consumption. He was
20 years OF age and a Christian.
lie was here attending the school
OF Prof. Burlington,
Joe NJ. Kendall OF West Liberty,
Is here visiting relatives.
Mrs. W. Il. Estep and family left
on the steamer Nlrgie Ratcllff for
Huntington, where they have Como
to make their future home.
Miss Eacy Harris gave social"
Saturday night.
ONISCA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-02

gun was accidenlly went OIL, an the
onlents barely missed his friend
jim Stamper, But a miss is as
gud or better than a mile.
Old brother Perry, one uf the as
sistants carrying on the big meetin
here, was taken sic Yesterday, an is
at Mister Harvey Minnix unable 2
git home.
Miss Mary Mcguire hes tad
CAGE uf the la grip, an will there A
can not attend the good meetins.
Hit wood be useles fur me 2 say
enything about the traid Mr.. Wes-
ley Web hes at this time, hee hes
no competition and hes the hole
hog 2 his self. Plese do not ac-
cept this es free advertisement,
fur we do not think he kneeds it.
Saturday while Linsey Wan wus
out huntin, he wus slipin up on 2
a RABBIT when the mussle uf his gun
went off an cum purity near sendin
Lins 2 his long home.
We heard tibet sum one made fun
uf mi tother Letter, an tibet thay
wood rite in reply. This we are
willin fur them 2 do, an if thay can
do eny better, why we will yeald up
the pen at eny time an retire 2 pri-
yate life. JACK THE RIPPER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-02
Rotten in Magoffin.

State Inspector Gardner has sub
mitted to Gov. Brown an important
report regarding the assessment OF
nonresident lands, in which he
makes serious charges against
some Of the officials of Magofiln
county. In that county he says
there were 627 fraudulent lists of
nonresident lands reported by the
Assessor, and one alleged tract of
land, which had been sold to the
State eleven times, upon investiga-
tion was shown to be a Pigment of
the imagination. According to the
Inspectors figures there is some
thing very rotten in Magoflin, and
the case has been turned over to
Attorney General Hendrick.-Cour-
Ter journal,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-02-02

The prize contest closed at ID.
NJ. Jones Photograph Gallery Jan.
3lst, 1891, 1882 being the number
OF photographs made last year
First prize, life size 'crayon por-
trait was awarded Mr.. j. +. Ken
drlck, the lucky number being
3,7S7. Second nearest guess being
made by Prof. L. S. q. Anderson
3,797, award being one dozen artists
cabinets. Third prize dozen
cabinet photos was drawn by Prof,
Theodore Wilson, colored, of Hunt
lngton, W. Va, the lucky number
being 1880. Fourth prize one doz.
on cabinets was carried OIL by +. Ia
Moore, Charley Ky. luckey number
5000. The guesses was estimated
on 400 negatives made last year.