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The advocate., 1894-10-10

GAAOE AAOAl AAOm6.OOAApys
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS. 4 BY THE COURT HORTON, G.
1. An amendment TO o petition for the
alleged purpose Of conforming TO the verdict
and special findings Of the jury, which does
not serengthed the plaintiffs allegations, nor
really change the petition, and construed by
the trial court, Is at most mere trregulsrtty
and not preiudicisl to the defendants rights.
q In an action TO recover damages from
railway company caused by fire, the trial court
the operation Of" (its railway and ain the
running Of its trains on its said railway" en-
braced more "than the mere act OF running
the train" and rs the railway company did
not ask any continuance for further prep9ra-
tlon for trial. there was no error In receiving
evidence that the fire was "caused by the oper-
ating Of the railway"
g. Under the statute Of this state, In all ac-
tions against any railway company for dam
ages by FIRE, caused by the operating OF the
railroad, proof Of the fact that the t1re was
caused by the operating OF the railroad and
the amount Of damages thereby, 10 prtmd Jdcis
evidence OF negligence on the part OF the rail-
road. -
4, When the jury finds specially upon all
the evidence introduced upon the trial that
railway company failed "to exercise such care
and caution that o man OF ordinary prudence
would have exercised under similar oircum-
stances In not burning on the Eght-of-Way,
and such finding is supported by evidence, 1t
is immsterial whether the burden OF proof OF
such fact was upon the plaintiff or the defend
s AtohiSQp, Topeka iaad ssatS 70 Rid. Co.
The advocate., 1894-10-10
Homer Kenneth vs.. Peter & Co., and Charles
w. Lord.
Error from Clay County.
AFFIRMED.
SYILABUa BY THE COURT. HORTON, g.
SYLLABUS.

SYLLABUS. BY TIE COURT. HORToN, G.
]. Under the statutes Of some Of tho states
the authorities hold that after condition
broken the title to mortgeged personal prop
erty becomes absolute in the mortgages, with
out redemption, but the chattel mortgage act
OF this state contemplstes o different rule.
q Under the statutes Of this state, and In
accordance with the practice existing, In an
action Of repleVin or for the conversion OF
personal property, II the plaintiff Is not the
absolute owner, the petition must set forth
the special ownership or interest OF the plain
tiff In the property, stating the facts In ralS'
ton thereto.
8. A petition for the conversion Of personal
property must allege, II the plaintiff was not
In possession OF the time OF conversion, that
"he was entitled to the immediate possession
Of the property"
A, Apetftlon for conversion alleging plain
tiff's ownership or special interest In the prop
erty In the present tense or prior TO the time
of conversion Is insufficient aS 1G does mot
show that the plaintiff was the owner OF, or
had any special interest or possession OF the
property at the date OF the conversion.
5. Where o petition is fatally detective for
want Of material aVePments and such aver"
ments are not supplied by the answer, the pc.
tition Is not cured thereby,
6. When petition Is fatally defective and
the verdict and the judgment are against the
plaintiff, the supreme court will not examine
at the instance Of the plaintiff, the alleged
errors occurring upon the trial.
All the justices concurrlng.
A true copy. ,,
Attest: Y. }. BROWN
[sEALl clerk supreme Cour@
The advocate., 1894-10-10
9475


]. 7. Shul vs.. The Board Of County Commits.
sionerS Of Gray County, ct al.
PEREMPTORY WRIT ALLOWED.
Original Proceeding In MandamuG
sYILABUa By THE COURT. JOHNSTON, J
I. candidate for election TO q county
once who upon the face Of the returns Is
elected may maintain an action in his own
name TO compel the county canvaSsinR board
which rejects portion Of the returns TO re-
convene and canvass the full returns of the
election; ana this may be done although the
county attorney may have already brought an
action In the name Of the state for substan.
TALLY the same purpose.
In this proceeding it appears that re-
turns were rejected by the canVassinR board be-
c91se Of alleged fraud In the count and RETURN
OF the vote cast. Held, That the Showing made
to the board was insufficient to impeSch re-
turns, and that 1t was the duty OF the board
to canvass the full returns and declare the re.
suit shown by them.
All thejusttces concurring.
A true copy.
Attest C.JBR0WN,
lsEALJ Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-10-10

Ben Blanchard VS.. Joseph R. Jackson, OF al.
Error from Chase County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. JOHNSTON J.
l. An option was obtained to purchase q
body OF land upon one OF several plans, the
cost Of the land and the terms Of payment
were to be determined by the plan which the
purchaser should elect TO take. Small pay
ments Of money were to be made 20 secure the
option, and under the option agreement it was
provided that an election of plans should be
made, contract entered into, and payments
and that failure to comply with the condi-
tions OF the option would forfeit the money
paid and all rights under 1t. Only portion
Of the money to secure the option was paid by
the purchaser, and some improvements were
made upon the land without authority, but no
contract Of purchase was made, and long after
the time that the option expired the land was
sold to another In an action wherein the
purchaser seeks specific performance or re-
coVery Of damages, IL was Substantially held
by the trial court upon conflicting testimony
that the purchaser never elected upon which
plan he would purchase the land, nor COM
piled with theconditions Of the option agree
ment; that no contract OF purchase was ever
made, and that he was not entitled to any re-
lief, Held, upon an examination OF the rec
ord, that there Is sufficient testimony to sus-
tain the finding and judgment Of the court.
q general finding OF trial court based
upon conflicting testimony will not be dis
turbed by the supreme court.
All the justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: Q. ]. BROWN,
TSRALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-10-10

yS. Stanford, 70 Kaa., 854. followed.
The evidence and special findings examined
and held to support the judgment rendered.
All the justices C0ncurTing
A true copy.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
[sEAL Clerk Supreme Court.
The advocate., 1894-10-10

Medore Martin & Co. va. Edward Marshall, Rs
sheriff Of Cloud County.
Error from Cloud County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS BY THE COURT. HORTON. G. ]
Where purchaser obtains stock Of goods
OF a debtor, who Is making the sale with the
fraudulent intent OF delaying ana deEraudlng
his creditors, and 10 party to the fraud, or has
knowledge OF facts sufficient to excite the sus-
piclons OF q prudent man and put him upon
inquiry, he cannot be said to act in good
faith,
All the justices concurring
Attest: G. J. BROWN,
IsEALl Clerk Supreme Court.
The advocate., 1894-10-10
sI15
State of Kansas VS.. i. 6. COnkling.

State Of Kansas vs.. /. g. Conkling.
Appeal from Kingman County.
DISMISSED.
SYLLABUA BY THE COURT. JOHNSTON, ]
Upon attachment issued by the district
court, G. was found to be guilty Of contempt
Of court and adjudged TO pay fine and costa.
Under protest he paid the fine and discharged
the judgment, stating that he reserved She
right to appeal from the judgeship, which he
subsequently attempted TO take. Held, That
hin protest and reservation are unGvatling,
and that an appeal from aiudgmsut that has
The advocate., 1894-10-10
Joseph Donohue vs.. Louise DOnohue, Admin
lstr&ttc, OF al.
Error from Atchison County.
AFFIRMED
SYLLABUa

SYLLABUa By THE COURT. HORTON. G.
/. While no construction can be INDUCED,
which Is in conflict with the intention OF the
testatoE, Rs expressed In his Will, yet when the
win has been written by an illiterate person
without any punctuation marks whatever, and
It's language ls all doubtful, evidence as to the
condition of the testators property, family,
ETC., is admissible In constituting Its terms. 4
O. II 10 the rule that a condition or dtrec..
tion i'm osed on devisee TO pay sum Of
money, enlarges the devise to him, without
words Of limitation, into an absolute estate in
fee.
8. Where q will burdens the youngest
daughter Of che testator, who is first named
in the will, with the duty Of paying $500 Of
legactes TO the other heirs Of the teStator after
the death Of her mother "0fR the estate" the
fund is designated, as well as personal lia'
btllty imposed.
ALI the justices concurrlng.
true copy.
Attest: G. J. BROWN,
[sEALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-10-10
AFFIRMED.
BY THE COURT.
SYLLABUS.
JOHNSTON. ]

/. Where q mortgage loan Is made with
which TO erect building upon land, and there
ts q concurrent agreement between the parties
that the fund deriVad from the loan shall be
set aside aud used for that specific purpose,
portion OF which Is to be paid out as the work
progresses and the remainder after its salts
factory completion, and there Is also an as
slgnment Of the fund by the borrower to .
third person, who Is to superintend the con-
struction Of the building and the proper applt-
cation Of the fund; no part Of such fund Is
subject to gGrnishment for the ordinary debts
Of the borrower, created for other purposes,
until the building Is completed, and then
only as much Of 1t as remains after carrying
out the agreements Of the parties under which
the loan Is made and the fund set apart for
defined purpose
2 A garnishment proceeding is no more
than substitution Of the plaintiff for the de-
fendent debtor in the enforcement Of any liza
bility against the garnlshee, and therefore
the plaintiff can acquire no greater rights
against the garnishee than the debtor himself
possessed or could enforce.
8. The testimony examined and held TO be
sufficient to sustain the findings and judg.
ment Of the trial court
All the justices conCurr1ng
A true copy.
Attest: g, ], BROWN,
SEAL Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-10-10

The First National Bank Of Clyde Vg. Frankie
and @. T. ParkhufBk
The advocate., 1894-10-10
Error from Brown County.
AFFIRMED.
BY THE COURT. johns
SYLLABUa

sYLLABUa BYT COURT. JOHNSTON,
L description In q chattel mortgage
which gives the age, sex, ownership and looa-
ton of number OF cattle Is held to be suth-
cient under the circumstance to enable third
parties to identify those intended TO be mort
gagged with reasonable certainty and to charge
them with notice Of the lien.
q The fact that they were held in pasture
with similar cattle belonging to others Will
not render the mortgage Intellectual where by
inquiries suggested BY the instrument itself
the mortgaged cattle can be distinguished
from those with which they are held.
8 The fact that part Of the property In
tended to be mortg@ged was incorrectly de-
scribed will not inValtdAte the mortgage as 70
that portion which is correctly described and
which may be identified with reasonable GER
tainty.
A. The district court in the exercise OF its
Inherent power and without the request Of
either party may submit 70 jury appropriate
special questions that win aid the court In
reaching o correct result
All the justices copcurrlng
A true copy, onow,,
Attest: Y. >. bBOMNs
[gE4I.l Clark supreme QoQgk
The advocate., 1894-10-10

The Rock Island Lumber & Manufacturing
Company vs. The Equitable Trust & Invest
ment Company Garnishee, James H. Lynch,
G&rntshee, and D. w. Aaron.
Error from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Sedgwick County.
The advocate., 1894-10-10
SYLLABUS.

William A. Waggoner vs.. Charles A. Oursler
and Alfonso r, oursler, partners as 0ursler
Brotkera
The advocate., 1894-10-10

NUbbIlUU0 AUMu1UH V1' 4UV04 UVIUpA0'
Motion for o Re-hearing.
RE-HEARING GRANTED AND JUDGMENT
REVERSED.
SYLLABUS. PER CUBAN.
No Judgment can be entered establishing or
foreClosing . lien on homestead, unless, both
husband and wife are made parties to the suit,
when the lien claimed is neither for taxes, for
the purchase Of the premises or the erection
of improvements thereon.
Attest: G. ]. BROWN,
[sRALl Clerk Supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-10-10

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific RailWs.
Company Vs. Leila V. Mcbride.
The advocate., 1894-10-10
Published October 10. 1894
Supreme Court SylIabi
D. B. Eastman vs. M. A Householder, W. 8.
Wait, OF sl.
Original Proceedings in MandamuS.

MOTIONS TO QUASH ALTERNATIVE WRI,
OVERRULED.
The advocate., 1894-10-10

G. J. BROWN,
Clerk supreme Court
The advocate., 1894-10-10
7l9a

Union Street Railway and the City Of Winfield
vs.. Hille Stone, (Revived In the Name Of
Gustavus I. Stone, Admlnistrator)
Error from Cowley County.
AFFIRMED.
SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. HORTON, G. ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-27
OIL TIM
PEDRO SALES
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
MAR8EBERT. BANQUERO
PRrIERAs ArDAcLAs DEL sESoR DE cAMPIGNAc

Tuvo miedo Por "a padre fu6 resuetamen-
te hasta Ia otra punta de la azotea que daba 4
la calle Milton. Su forma blanca apareci6 en-
medic de Ia noche, alumbrada por un rayo dc
luna.
Habfa ali IN hombrc, en- efecto, IN hombre
que miraba al hotel a Ia pared del iardin. En-
cuanto Iyonne asom6 en- Ia punta De IA azotea
81 honbre retrocedi6. como temiando ser sor-
prendido, y desapareci6 detras del dngulo de Ia
caHe. Ivonne 81 estremeci6 81 6-ur6 recono-
cerle
5Fero era pOsIblel No, no
Hubo medic mnuto de ranquilidad, de,-
pues Sc oyeron Hgeros paso~ en II caIIe. conrra
IA pared
Fl hombre lego otra yez hasta Ia azotea. 4
pesar suyo, lanz0 Igonne critic De alegria
EnsegHida una voz dii0 dcspaoiTo. caa precau
clones ntinitas.
rs uated. Senorita
Toda Ia sangre de Ia ioyen adur6 81 cora
Z6n. Atreverse 4 yenir asL por Il uoohe
lyonne Sc inclin6 por ancna de Ia 5alaustrada
para yer De lleno " ScmbiaHte de audaz co.
locandose All en Ia plena luz lie Hn mechero de
gas. FL desconocido pronunci6
-Buenas noches senorita IEonne
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Ne ha recibido acknowledgements * muy
probable que me quede en- sus olicinaS-
.I principle e costsryj 4 usted trabdio ha-
cease aceP5ar aqui
E par caifu.
-par nj Ha,le.. per nj heem.lnp. obrc
todo
-. creIa 70 cue Jorge no Sc oe'ipaba de ne
g0cios!
80 'uando fuimos IL Nediodia. nunca - ha-
bia ocupado de ESQ, en- efocto; pero desde aquel
momento quiso hi madre que fucra Ia ofci-
ma. y para 10 que haee-diio Iyonne rifndo-
Se-Na ali 4 fulaar eigarrillos despu@s d. al
morzar..-.. Pero tiene IL pretensi6u dc reem
plazar papa De dirigrlo todo Hay diar
en- cue Jorgr pretende que papa enveiece. cue
rs precise una nreya energia, un nueFo Impulse
ideas nue}as
;I Jorge s l:a d. opener que entire 70 en-
~ odcina2
Isl al principio Mas to,ios - allanara,
E8 }cr5J ustcd Con htbiidad Y dUlzura todd
st eonsigue. Ma ie dire 50 usras qa6 canine
ina dt se@uf
Igonnc estaba inooisima prometIendose ra
ucAar en habildtd dulznra para veneer Ia
hostiIidad de ii ,eI9rt dc aalsebert Dc jor-
he, Despu6e die con tano de rtprimeud4
biegs ha sahjslo stts, VERNE fuera de uues
tro dia Gle reeepc.6n al ioic9 dia ru QUE nabria
mos Hod-do habl;r
on aabIar . IN dia d. reception,
.au 5oa3 e,a %ai0e quo sin duda viene aqu;
In Neftad e> Qae yieue mucha %ente.
de m0do que apeuas 81 Ia hubicr8 Vist0 i
usted Preiero haber venjdo esa nochc
81 efcctivameHte habia hecho bien. ! 1aI
era Ia eoRtianza Ge lyonue an su deIcadeza + su
eaItad q8e 10 sentta IA meuor inquietud
-sIn embar13 aijo /, j6yen-ha morccido
usted cue le TecIba mai lie preyepgo que est3
mancra de vi-1tar no esta dc moda EN- Par
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-27

La conversation de los dos enamocados fue
interrumpida por m riido s!s paso@ que yenia
&c IA cstile. lvonnt corri6 III otro sxtremo del
balloon. Y escondiondoSe contra Ia pared miro
y djo enseguida.
= Adui est5 mi padre
\ peSar de- 81 9e5enidad Robe-fo tago an
momeuto de tenor
-Si I'll seIor Marsebert me enconFrase atuf-
declase et-con razoa M reprocharia mi colduc-
tn. He hecho NAL ea Venir.
lv0nna yolvi6 Y lie habl6 muv deSoaeito
-Bajese mi padre no Ie ver; Ahora Sc
ira usted.
Foivi6 a su cuarto Y apag6 su Iamparilla !,
uego salo dc nuevo cerr6 los clarterones
para qne cfaEese 81 padre one 81 clar5o eStaba
ben cerrad3. III banquero eatr6 en- Su d spa
cho.
=, PORE paslye -murmur6 Ia j6yen Va
van dos meses que trabaia todas las nocheS
An e@ un oicio terrible. 81 uSted supple
Sc que in4uieta esJ2: Caand <l5 1stei &
mi padre esta tarde no te ha Ham 3do la atcn-
ci6n 70 camhiglo que estd
Nj ila parrcido en- efeeto. que e,eaba muy
cansado
E.,ta uac.te e>l;,p.s .ttIu ma, p5ili.je qur az
costum5re " quisera que Eulvi,se su
de-pacho, p.te5 s. pondria eufermo Ne puse
yo aqui agH p9ra nnpe1il>clo + acech}ba
oyerou IL puerta de Ia calle atr ~ c.-rraI'-
Sc Roberto estabt heiado de augtl@tia El
ruido de los plso, del deSgraciado b,a luero
llegaba hssa elo>. Ii tranquiiidad de Ia no
CHI con eNtrana SoloTdad.
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LA CGDNgEEREH1NA
FABRICA DE TABACOS
DE SANCHEZ & HERMANO
COMERIO

crecente favor que dspensano los
buen los tabacos eaborados de nuea abrc reeva
La talea de hacer elogio de dicho< productos
Conocda las bondades del tabaco que epeamos eu Ia
elaborac6n solo cue fb1ca
de la prvegad que d Ia neor hoa de paf
eacionado o mayoes co~echero
Gil adqrir d abaco de meor cadad que que eplearnoS
ofrecemo~ a umdore
Hoy ienen 6stos la OCCASION de fumar e egftmo
Comeo de de pocedenca conprade
do las diver,a vitOlaS de LA CooEREES Prue5a haze 9
Dep6stos cudad: Casa de los senores Fernan-
dez C Plaza del A1ercadoIdem de don Pedro Heda
9e las Delicias
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CoNDICIoNEs Y CoNCEsIoNEs


| nq n 5 @
9
OF los
6su n6si
II 81 hqu 10 , J z u o
un ~ l %
los e 1 Sc iden pasaes de cA
l id p IN
IS q t lea u li !
e m c1mphdos anral y adlan
EfgIPAJESS q
n ideu dnn
lee u agu a art pa demo id idHn
frances dl Q fros pie
a y T
aa los prei depaajer los
ague
n o. Ageute e 1t p
MAYOL HERMANOs & Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-27
- ven O. en-

Los dos famosos cereados non, brados
GUIRTBAI DT J SOUFFRONT; 81 priu1ero
De I52 cnerdas, al segundo De so cuerd4s
de ~Xtansi6r; terreno todo iiauo, DE- prifeera
caiidad. superior para todo oultivr; ~ ba
siio nunea roFurado desde que se desmon-
to.
Aubos eercalos sen.braelos d. yerba de
guinea, estau divididos pos G. r;o Canas
UN CANAL DE RIEGO, corlstruido to-
do de ladriilos, que tiane So presa de aqua en-
el misno RIO Canas = sirve para regar los
toencionadns terrencs.
Sc asegura cue dichss 232 cuerdas de
yerba sle guinea son de 10 mae esp|6ndido
en- sta elase de- pastos
Pueden venderse dichos terrenos sepa-
ra3amertp.
Esrs Ia condeiores Dc venta entenderse
c"n 50 dn-hn, one i, - tamh'6n de Ia ha-
.l@nds A7netia. -. cuyos tetrenos hay abun-
dactf-'fuo> iarae iarabIee pastos de yerba,
guinea raaioji'lo grsma. los cuale= 80 al
qtg7ian para sa5 ado vscu8o
Harso 30 1894 6fm 3 $
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-27

hotel el iardin. Los pasos sc overs
III banquero andaba lentamente. a
hundieadose en- Ia arena de los eaminilfz
aquel laomeuto volyia la espalda i la fasaABH
del hotel LIS dos j6yencs pegados contra Ia
pared en- Ia sombra. respirando apenas, lie OBJ
servab IN. Caando lego el banquero a la mi
tad dei iardiu. detuvo, yolviendoSe luego ha-
Ella Il hotel Ia luna le aIHmbraba de leno y
daba su tsonomia gran palidez. Roberto.
asustado, estremcci6.
~; cue tieae listed -murmuT6 ivonne
-Si. va comprendo. Ell sembl3nte de mi pa
Dire - 10 que le ha ilamado la atenci6n. yer
+, dad
-No-balbuce6 Roberto-tengo mieio por
uosotroS.
Men Ia para tranquilizar la i6yen
~. JeSlis Senior - exelam6 eSta-. 20
que quaria verle descanSar esta noche
-Pero si me ha oicho csta tarde que le era
preeS, rorra5uar su tgudaci6n. Las cuentaS
de liquldaei6n no sutren atraso ninsuno.
Iy0nae hiZo Gn m9yimiento de fastidio
-Pu4s tiene usted taz6n Cuande lega esa fas
tidiosa hgudaci6n, "a no tiene M padre mi
nuto eIyo. -knteS !" ayudaba nucho cl se7lor
DeVeJ;.iu.
lIambre. porqu6 sc fue el senor De
veraiu
No % hrmo, sabido Sc mareh6 brusca-
menre Ee h4 guardado cierto rcncor por ha
oernos a5aud onado .t,i tan viva mi sim
patia haca 81
FL banqu"ro continuaba colocado en- Ia
luz dc Ia luna miraba hacia Ia yentana de-
Ivonnc
-Por fortuna no has lamparilia en mi Guar
/ 1o-tiii0 Ia i6stn-p1es de haberll Subira:
Apeia> haba pronuuei4do estas palabras.
cuando el banquero echo andar Ell direction
del hotel
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MAYoL HERMANos & Co.
Farm aCia Central
DEPJ RODRIG UEz

VAUCo--ToRRE. z Y ConnETzCIo. "a
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Fancel ia enc 0 tco
: 0 70 tl d
De 10 rt n este Itne 8 e paaes con
q France g para San Lucia Den % "a Gayra
= 2 w "A
u e ; res la t de xt n s L pasa
S e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-27

C.ntro eene'a q d pablieaciones. para es
q la $ R-p0al,ca Domirieana.
Jnlca- y exclusives Representatives. de los
e3itor+~ = MsdUs Barc-lona senores
F:aie Ho Ga S,n Jose II
Est case - hzce cargo De toda clsse de
9 misiones Y erea gos perteneciehtes al ra-
no tanro del pass como estrau geros, con
tanlo psra clio con inteiiSentes activos
corra~ l...,H sales.
PUNTOS DE SUsCRIPCION-n
Capita - casa Dc los -ercIe~ Feat Ho
y c. San j. { II Ponce y 81 iurisdicc;6n,
los m'sno, Reus rt.oa, . - -Nayaeu-s
~ Jurisdiction don Etuardo Arens--
Arecibo don Jose Rnis -Mana'f, idem.
dem -Hamaoao. don R.,o6n cora ~.
Gosys.pa, don NJ gna' Zag- a69 RI 'ubG-
ca D1olinioana. don S-tnrrioo Anpdrr.i.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-27
HOTEL FRANCES

Habitaciones ventiladas y esmera-
do servic3o
Gallo del Conecri0. 7ritne-n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-27

Surdo complete poducos
Porados dc los laboratories dc mas cedio de Europa America
oece ientel pdbGo
En despho de pcpcion cargo farmaceutico
erva Ia mayor escrupolosdad exacttud Iunio
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-16
The True lnWarIneSs.

The Enterprise, ia its report Of q
political meeting held in Dayton last
week, represented that Lyon county
was seethins hot bed of RepubE-
~Nnlsm. Now comes the Lyon
County Times and gives the real his
tory of the meeting, rs follows:
The truth about the above named
meeting is that it YVES held in sa-
loon. There We're only SIX persons
present. some being from tais place
and Sutro together, and the balance
from Silver City. The "speaking'
was done by most everybody after
John Barleycorn had got his work in
for half hour or so, and the occa-
SIGN reminded one more Of raffi..
The whole substance of the Repub!i-
can move in Lyon Is tast few un
principled pot house politicians aud
sore heads are figuring cut to get a
piece from Mr.. Newlands to be
brought into the Silver camp. Their
Influence IS worth about a nickle
apiece. 1nere is 500 in this office
to wager that the Republicans do
not carry precinct in Lyon county.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-16
NeVada's Religious state.

| AT the recent Baptist Conference
ID San Francisco, Rev. w. b
rope gave a vivid description OF
the moral degradation of the
people of this State. He said that
the people here were cropping in
darkness religiously. that his was
the only Baptist Church and he
the only Baptist pastor in New
ada. There is no need for Il col
poteur on horse back to go
through the outlying districts
and scatter Baptist literature.
There are there of counties in Ne
vada where not a voice for reli-
gion is heard. Many communi-
ties have 70 minister OF priest of
any denomination. The Indians
are wholly neglected. There is
not a place that deserves mission
airy work more than Nevada.
Dark as this picture is, there is
cons. liable truth in it, but the
tim '..>y come when by the grace
of CD #ntl better times finan-
CT. g. "r- nay do better.
! H'.'tay Baptist pastor how
eVv. a. :; have been III error when
he SuaSed the religious tendency
of our people, by their failure to
SUPPORT the Church
When times are hard and
money tight, Vt is natural 1or\
people TO scrimp and they gener-
ally begin TO economist on
churches and newspapers. Men
always feel that there are times
when thew can get along without
pews in a church or space in u !
newspaper. Of course they take
risks on their future state anal
also on their worldly prosperity,
but you can't teach EN- any diff
ferent