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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-15
Business Mt the packing Houses.

Business at the packing houses last week
was hardly up to that of the several pre-
ceding weeks. 1t was difficult to get hogs
to supply the demand of the three large
houses, the abattoirs and the shippers TO
Eastern markets. Buyers for Eastern mar
kets last week were out in full force and
Shove a determination to get stock TO
ship whether home establishments got hogs
and cattle enough or not. The oldest men
in business at the stock yards say they
have never before known the market here
10 be in as healthy condition nor better
prices as a rule to prevail. kingan & Co.
are killing from 1900 to 5000 hogs a day,
the Moore Packing Company from 100 TO
Loo day and Coffin. Fletcher 81 Co. from
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-15
One Line Improving.

The manufacturers of electrical appli-
ances and apparatus report business
Frightening up somewhat with them. The
following are some of the later orders re-
ceived by the Jenney Electric Motor Com
pany: One thousand light plant for the
Park Gate Hotel. Chicago; 1900 light CEN
trail station plant for Washington. ID. c.;
central station lighting plant for Marceline,
Mo-; 500 light isolated plant at Louisville,
KY; a 800 light plant at Poughkeepsie y.
a.; l2O light plant, Piggott. Ark; l20 light
dynamo, Hartford, Conn; eighty light dy-
at Chicago. This company has just re-
ceived an order for a complete lighting
plant for the large mill of the Leonard
Paper Box Board Company at Carthage,
Ind In addition to the above the company
reports the sales of quite number of mo-
tors and smaller lighting plants.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-15
A Prosperous Insurance Company.

Mrs A S. Upham has returned from a
visit to relatives in Memphis, Tenn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-15
New hat-racks at VIM l. Elder 5.

Gluten breakfast food at Van PETS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
SHIPS THAT PASS
IN THE NIGHT.
BY BEFAsTERFIISF rHAEsRAlpEN:
CHAPTER Ix-Continuued.
~~.ssrAaSS

CHAPTER Ix.-Continued.
"Tfow do hnowi" she said gently.
"How does any ono knowf People say
they know, but IL is all great mysterg--
nothing but mystery. Everything that
we say can be but guess. People have
gone mad over their guessing, or they have
broken their hearts. But still the mystery
remains, and we cannot solve it,
IF you don't know anything, Little
Brick" ne said, lat least tell me what
you think. And don't be too learned. Re-
member, I'm only q brsinless fellow
He se'sned to to waiting eagerly for her
answer.
If were you" she said, IT should not
worry. Just make up your mind to do
better when you get another chance. One
can't do more than that. That Is what I
shall think of, that God will give each of
Us another chance, and that each one Of
US will take 1t and do bctter-I and you
and every one. So there Is no need to fret
over failure when one hopes one may be
allowed to redeem that failure later on.
Besides which life Is very hard. Why, we
ourselves recognize that. II there be q
God, some intelligence greater than hu-
man intelligence, he will understand bet
ter than ourselves that life is very hard
because we are not botter, but because we
are not worse. At least that would be my
notion Of God. should not worry IL I
were you. just make up your mind to do
better II you get the chance and be content
with that"
"f that is what you think, Little
Brick" he answered, lit Is quite good
enough for me. And IL does not matter
about prayers, and the Bible and all that
sort Of thingf"
II don't think 1t matters, [" she said IT
never hare thought such things matterod.
What does matter Is to judge gently and
not to come down like sledge hammer
on other peoples fasjngs. Who are we,
any Of us, that we should be hard on
othersp'
"'And not come down like sledge ham
mer on other peoples failings,'" he repeat
ed slowly. Il wonder IL l have ever judged
gentlyf"
1T believe you have" she answered
He shook his head.
"No," he said, II have been n paltry
fellow. have been lying here and else
where, too, eating my heart away with bit
terness until you came. Since then have
sometimes forgotten to feel bitter. A little
Kindness does away with greet deal Of
bitterness"
He turned wearily on his side.
Think could sleep Little Brick" he
said almost in a whisper. Il want TO
dream about your sermon And I'm not
TO worry, am Ir'
mo" she answered az she stepped noise
lessly across the room, you are not to
worry"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
ANroUNCEMxSrs or THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TaE CITY or PROVIDENCE.
- rnzc -vr-..,....,.....
SEWER ASSESSMENTS,

4 Tho owners of estAtss assessed for the construs
Bon Of sewers In the streets .srsiaAfter pansd
ruction were on the sth day Of Nay, 1884. iodgsd
the enee Of the CITY Treasurer. =.
In Aieppo street from MAnton avenue 10 lie
[ In Camp street from twenty feet north Of oranS
I In East avenue from street TO oinsy
rect; In East Transit stroet from 0ano street 60
yss street. and in Preston street from Ives street
In Bowen street from Brook street to Thsysr
In yiison street from Broad streetto EDDY street,
tnd In Eddy street from Jiilson street TO Ernest
In Valley street from Eagle street TO RAthbons
In Msthswson street from Fountain street to
In Robin street from Allston street to Regent
pvenpe, and In Regent svenne from Robin street. 70
bornell street; and In Cornell street frsm Regent
In xiistoa street. from 90 feet west Of Robin
kirset TO cPrnel street and in Regent avenue from
In Regent avenue, from end OF present sewer
cesterly 70 River sssnue' ana H. AassHn 49, Ssm. s,ieel
In Hope street. from Thsysr street to LLOYD
In sssin street. from Aborn street to csvs
In Cedar street, from Tsat street TO Acorn street
.as sei.rs n. 9TH day Of Nay, isss sd.Sseies
sestun per annun from the date Of the payment
u said last n ntiosed date.
time within one year from the time the assessment
J. lodged with the City Treasurer without interest
The second iustalment Of one.third may be pad
within two years from the day Of said lodEnent
sith the City Treasurer By paying In addition
yhsreto the interest on the whole amount due on
snnum from the first day OF the second year after
kaid lodgment TO the time OF payment
The last aud third instaiment OF the assessment
riay be paid within three years after said lodgnent
y paying In addition thereto the interest thereon
81 the rate OF six (e per cent per annum from ths
cate Of the last payment.
II the fret instsment 10 not paid at the end Of
q ne year from the day OF the iodgmeut of the as
tsssme Mt with the City Treasurer, the whole asess
Sent can then be collected with interest therefrom
OF the rate of six (s) per cent per annum and az
D. L D. oRAsGrR. City Treasurer
May Q. 1854 ny7-inos
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"That was good for him." Liza said
brightly.
''Is no here today'" Robert Allitscn ask
ed.
Liza nodded.
Then shall take your photographs, /"
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Annnprrx. O.. lnir d. 1851

AnHEpErS. o.. Juiy 81, 1851
Mrssps LIrsAs BRos., Savannah, Ga
-Bsts sfrs-f bUuEHr porfie OF y6aF p Al
Hot Springs, ATk., ana Ia has done me more fs~S
hsn three months treatment al the Hot sprises
Nave ysu 30 agents In this part Of the country or
six bottles fren yoar city BY express.
HesYcctfally your,
JAS W. NEWTON
Abefdcsn brown Coust,, q
Fol sale ~ oil A Lyon, 2g7 Westminster strsst
Blsssiss a sissding, % aud 81 weybossst street
Saith, elssyvuis square
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Unpaid Sewer Assessments.

The undermined hereby gives notice, that In se-
sordancs with The provisions Of the pub 10 statutes
TUESDAY. the 9th day Of June, 1894 levy ON all
real estate In the city OF Providence, against
v hich assessments for sewers remain overdue and
hnpaid. ID. L ID. GRANGER,
May14-1W City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16

Sd ACT.
This is very difficult feat,
They appear very neat
To keep such position long
One must be built up" and str
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CONTINUED Friday.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-16
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Iron Highway
Bridge.
Department Of Public works.
cenmissionsr's Once. City Hall

cennissionsrs once. City Hall,
Providence, n. T.. May 10. 1894
gsslsl yrsposais addressed 20 the Conmissioser
Do received untn II o'clock M, Nay a, 1874 fer
lss contraction and erection OF an iron highway
bridge Of twenty six feet span. with driveway
Plans snd speci6s sations may be seen Mt the City
engneer's Once. City HAIL, where blank forms Of
Each proposal must be sccomp panied by . bond
Or certified chsok for ave hundred dollars.
The right 10 reject any or all bids Ia reserved
ROBERT r. SMITH,
wAx1o-lot Conpissionsx ef Pnbue works.
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THE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
NOTICE..

Notice 10 hereby given that Nay 10, A. ID. 1884
George r. Aldrioh Of the City OF Providence, made
90 the undersgn q general assignment un insel-
tency) for the. equal benefit Of all his creditors
kuch indebtedness aud all parties having claims
against said Aldrich are requested to forthwith
% present the same TO mel (eigned,)
CHARLES A. WILSON, Assignee.
Providence, r. L, May II, A. ID. 1854.
payif-6td.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16
5 E TO

Rota barquilla mia, que arroiada
de tanta euvidia Y amistad fingida,
de mi paciencia por ell mar regida
con remos de mi pluma de mi espada,
una sin corte, y otra NAL cortada,
conservaste las fuerZas de la vida,
entire los puertos del favor rompids
Y entire las esperanzas quebrantada;
sigue tn estrella en- tantos deseng2fios,
que quien no los crey6 sin duda es loco,
nj hay enemigo vii nj amigo cierto.
Pues has pasado los mejores amos,
va para 10 que queda, pues es POGO,
nj temas q la mar nj esperes puerto.
Fray Feltr Lope de Vega.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16
. Stafeta
de Ponce

Aver regres6 de la CAPITAL nuestro que-
rido amigo el LIDO. don Hsrminio Di4z Ma
vsrro, quien, desde hoy, vuelve 4 hacerse
ca fgo de sus asuntos profesionales.
Sonora policfa; anoche, al empezar la fan
sion del teatro, era insoports BILE 81 olor que
llegaba hasta los palcos, de los puestos de
f:ituras que Sc situan en- las inmediacioDes
del edifcio.
iDe que palabras nos valdrem s ara de
mostrar que esos puestos de frituras no de-
ben situarse 4 los al-ede ores del CO.
liseo9
Desde hace algunos dias nos vista con
bsstante irregularidad el colega capita enc
Las NottciaS. Hoy no 10 hemo1 recbido.
Nosotros env'anos la redaccion del co =
lega dos ejempares diarios de nue.traa edi-
clones.
Para ell eabado Sc auuncia el bene6cio del
senor Garcia Vilamala, maestro director y
concertador de Ia Compaffa infantil. La
function sera de abono constara De tres
parties:
10 Eetrepo de Ia precicsa Zuzuela en-
doe actos Nam Zelle NitOuche
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16
MuY sennr mio


Hace va algnn tempo que vengc
trabajando en- 81 sentido de formal
an Centre Artfstico Literario. que
patrocine la idea de fundar el Tea
tro Nacional en- Venezuela pues
creo que esta es una de las formas
mas aceptables para estimular nues
tros dramaturgos Y & nuestros actores,
y para establecer Ia corriente de con
fraternidad que debe existir entire los
que cream ell drama y los que 10 in
terpretan.
Este Centre tendria, como base,
ensayar las obras de nuestros autores
dramatic os y llevarlas a Ia escena con
todo ell lujo y estudio que sean necesa
rios, para que Ell p1blico pueda juzgar-
las y apreciarlas en- su debido m6rlto ;
de este modo, nuestros hombres de
letras escribirfan con la seguridad
de que sus obras serfau 6elmente In :
terpretadas, Y nuestros actores Y af
cionados tendrfan donde perfeccio-
mar sus aptitudes y donde lucir sus
dotes artfsticas.
Los autores tendrian derecho q
dirigir los ensayos de sus obras Y
obtsndr1an un tanto por ciento de
cada entrada, sin tener que hacer
gastos de ninguna especie para las
represep taciones y ell Centre ten
dr1a juntas de literatos y artistas
para responder de la buena interpre
taci6n de la obra, y para organizar
los fondos de las funciones. Asi creo
que podrfamos llegar q obtener la
construction de un teatro. expresa
mente construido para las obras del
pals.
A usted no 50 le escaparan todos
los progresses que aportar1a estr idea;
porque la nueva generaci6n. que tan
brillantemente Sc abre paso en- el
camino literario, veria en- ell teatro
una de las grandes fuentes para bus
car inspiration y para conquistar IN
nombre, que manana daria gloria a
Venezuela en- ell extrani 9ro: por
que siendo ell teatro el 6rgano direc-
to para estudiar los problemas socia-
les, obtendr1amos una fuente propia,
moralizadora y admiradora de nues
tras costumbres
Para llevar 8 cabo esa idea go ne
cesita, en- primer t6rmino, la protec
cion del gobierno que, va en- forma
de subvencfon, 8 por cualquier otro
medic, lleve adelante Y sostepga es-
te Centre Artlstico q Literario; y des
pu6s, la Indispensable protection de
la prensa, palanca poderosa y civil
zadora de todas las naciones, de Ia
cual es usted digno y esforzado re
presentante
Suplicandole la inserci6n de esta
carta en- su ilastrado peri6dico, y su
valioso apoyo, me suscribo de usted
alto S. S. @ B S. M
GUILLERMO BOLIVAR
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Catorcs individuor, caSi un reRi niar 10,
fueron presses en Puut4 do Santiago, H
macao, por robo de IN buey.
No iba alcanzar al tai ui & psd4oitos
Ahorc6se sn Maricao Jaio NJ sdina. IQn6
barharoi
Dl' ese al!i que por asuntos &c f4ldas
20 horror!
En e. barrio del s IN daro, Aguas B,a-
nas, sc prendi~rs p eaaeha+szn lrp;o m
tes dc ay-r, J Jtlio Fe 6 Higinio Y lag
Quez, y result6 ,rldo de geavedad ei FS Z
Estamoa de ephorahuena. O no uaono %
10 nos entre por la~ p1ar>as.
La "asa holandesa pa de,tilH l. eioebrs
Cdscabet obtuVo del < bierup, p~,vl-,.o po.
dIez MS, mad ant4 h suma d. 919 nj
pesos anuales, pera !, 5rodueir Y ver'a-r ea-
u nueva sustaneia ices ia Is, an 4e4 y
Puerto Rico.
Esperamos mas detailas; COM - repi
tan las hstoriss rep-tjrsmos no Sotfos :
golpss, aunqus - qt4, dad4 d .eri. r.
de ios politieos 60 Msdrid, proIie8no4 81
deserto.
Don Manuel Aden O''vs-s, puertor1;
queno ,ntel genie o., oo. b aid" n bra
do en- la Habana ohsa tercero dc Eacio1ds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16

| % Ei.caei6a 3e = gan eiLf,rfa par
orqae-ta 8sl gaa4steo NJ .rsll C,npos, t.ta
tai ''Puarso-R ..oa.
30 La iLda - zaeIa Las Campa,pasqs
qne 'anto ha agra3edo a-t4 pub 80. "a
SO pond 8 81 IS 3ens esa no b 10 d tims 2
| D4do 81 ne i1o sos fuerz del macs
tro Fliamals, qae soaos h-uloa podido apr 9
aiar' ss de e-pera 50 que 81 paohco ponce d
llenars ess noche =. tea 70.
Hsmos podido obssrvar qne "a 10 50 ar
pan escands los en Il parsf>o del teatro,
debido Ia gl&ncia que obserya en aqoe
81 10 q policia
Ezta, sues, eunple su conetido
r En- atenta tarj4ta nos part;o.pea ~ enia-
GO los J6vta - d.n igna"lo La-atoe don
Mercedes . 7rra s., .fsec IdoDc sn cass
cale dc Label.
D'mosle las geaeiaa por gu stsoei6a, d.
seandoles una e0erna 'ilcidad.
Ant noe h9 iss diez neooe ejnco minutes
nn guarda de p. mand6 a don Pa carl.
Ozto cerrar ei estaniec TO meteang
que tleoe ca Ia ale do la b eta.
Con GUS dereeho p eds un gaardis ha-
csr ESQ
D6ade esta Ia lag L ordenargs rounio
pat que determine que los estti o'mien
tos mercantiea debau oerrarae clertss
horas de Ia noeh=8
Aver lego esta o'adad el ArzobiFpo D.
Santiago IA Cub3. T il on &c b,rle a
oordo las autorida4es de la poo'so 6a 8 i
eclesiast cas- como ei9ile- y nil5~res
E Arzobspo d>sen b 4rc6. v slfao5o /.
glesia, el hospital Trice. h q Ayu,t,,,.4nto
silo dc dana 7 isuhs 81 stos ID COS.
En- 81 hospital T.cuche IN Il Ayu. ta
miento fa6 ob-equtAdo con r.f 'e,f.o
A las cInco Y ne3ia r4g~@e6 b3relo del
M<cieo continuando hoy via j. para Cuba.
Apoche fn6 el beatG ,io del n II, A7gae
"a, 1anto to cooio su7 CO. .np L ,c3y a.
bsi 4ron mny bien.
En- el Csrtomea Naciosal faeron mp
aplaudidos
Ell teatso, bastaota aoncursdo.
Aver tuvimoa .s-i6a d. visitar 81 ' p.
lf&ric0, que ac a,~f,te a. ia des etops n i.
Y Cuba.
E. an hermoso. Yep ,r, my 'impio 20
modo, con todos SIS rotnparulmist.tJ, uuo
vos y en- los q1e 81 pasagero no c$rsce T.
NADIA.
Los camarotes, enuque ag3 reducidos
estan montados Ca con lrj ,.
A la amab lidat d Il cap r4n eli aagun.lo
f., debemos 9. hAoerle examIna3o rnI-u-
Aver et Mkrico iba aJeatado De pas .ro@
10 cual SO ex9.ca pos DIE sin dap IA e:
me- Jr de los vaposs- q1s hAca Ia travels
entire Cdba Y Puerto Il so.
Nuestros estimt los amigos los doctoras
Santonl Y dlarotg Ga teahzaron tY1r, en- ut
indivlduo del barclo Bucana, uaa d,6 3n
operaoion de ell, f.uteas.s, obteniendo a.
resultado brllantf.Do
Vaya IN apIauso para los habiles cirtj
nos.
Esta no"he eeebra ses;6a gu segunda con
81 Ayun6atptenGo de esta Cludad
Feremos 81 los edilss Dig IAN aslstlr y.
de su deber.
Un espI6ndido aurtido an mediss 6uas
de colores y negcas para senoras, caioe-
tines hnos, de colores y negros para ca
baller"s y nlnos, acaos de roolnir l. ca-a o.
Olza Il sr.aan os-A5os h 4 So
Sc avisa Las per- oAas dc buen gue1o.
De las erteetn~da6vs rsas roo'estas qu-
atacau IL numanldad con mucha fre3ueno.a,
son q sn4a, la brou-qu tits, la too peftIDaz
en ~ .erala todas las oe las Was repplraU.
riae.
relo Lo hay rernedo tan e saz para eIiar
como 81 JaYa6e del Dr Sa1to,si preparad,
por 81 Lcdo. Gadea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16
EPIGRAMAS

Tn conde de no sc de donde
que en- ell misterio Sc esconde-
por causa que no SO sabe,
yo no Sc que question grave
tuvo con no Sc que conde.
Ell uno del otro en- pos
salieron de madrugada
Mas va ell juez, Igracias 4 Diosi
sabe. .que no sabe nada
de ningupo de los dosl
AL chiquitfn Nicanor
le han sacado sus papas
del coleg!o de San Bias,
pues quieren otro mejor.
Y 81 estaran obcecados
y les cegara Ell carifio,
que piensan mandar al nifo
al Colegio de Abogados.
Vital AgG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16

& o NJ u n / { A d .
Seflor Director de LA DEMOCRACIA
Ponce.
Ponce.

Muy seflor mfo:
Le agradecerla infnito que SO sirviera dar
ca bida OH las columnas de su ilustrado dia-
rio las siguientes lfnoas.
@ IS Il dia catorce pusieron en- Juana-Diaz
dos telsgramas pidiendo trescientos pe-
SOS 4 L. casa du Frau y CO. comereian-
tes d4 81 ciudad, los cusles Sc frmaban FL
sroa, sirndo esos teleg amas falsos, y e8-
t. yue obiga publican para todo el conner
co Y paftiouares. que no soy responsible a
riuEuna s0lna A menos que no sea recibida
por nj prr.ooalnente. por mis- hijos Cast
miro, jose J Angel, J hau de ser personales
y no por e>crIto. c,n el in do eyitar abusos.
Est4s lineas qoiero que sean publicadas
poe tres yeces, sirvl6ndos9 pasarme la cuen-
II de los g4stos que 50 ocasionen para en-
viarlo
Sin n S nor hoy Sc despide do usted, este
81 S. s Q B s. VI.
Por M seAor padre jose r. Figueroa
Ange FigueroG.
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pos once pesos 50 pnede hacer el visis de
Ponce a IL Capi 81 8 vice versa
30 lps Precios T - de ssta localidad J
N ia b Btyamopasa de Ssn Juan De Puerto.
Rsca, -xpi Ten los orrespondientes billetee
daran Ii fnrmes.
rambien 6stan coches eleg Antes como,
1oa prsrina convencionalea
Ponce y Novlenhrs Q Dc 1884. r.
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10 QUE HAGEN PENsAR LAS oUNAs
DoLoRA

Despu6s que sobre la losa
rece con amor ardiepte
por Ia que, por fin dichosa,
descansa perpetuamente,
pude q la salida yer
que a una nina, con encanto,
daba besos la mujer
del guardian del Campo Santo.
Y estremecido al mirar
q la pobre criatura,
que aun lie faltaba apurar
el caliz de la amargura,
en- medic de mi tristeza,
-"casi es mas triste e-pensaba-
mirar la vida que empieza
que yer la vida que acaba
Por ESQ al atravesar
esta vida de dolor,
81 los sepulcros pesar,
las cunas me dan horror
Ramon de CanpoGmoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16
Don Jose Merino Lopez, jHes de IsS-
trucci6n de esta ciudad Su pGytido.
VITAL Asa

Al p1blico hago saber : que en- el Incl
dente de embargo de bienes correspondent
te la causa criminal seguida contra don
JOSE Mayol Y .Castafier y otros por coac-
ci6n, Sc ha dispuesto la venta en- p6oliea su
basta de 200 sacos de arroz valenciano, que
fueron embargados dicho procesado y SC
halan depositados en- ell comercio de la Pla-
va de don Antonio Mayoral en- donde pue-
len verse. advirtiendo que el acto de Ia su-
basta ha de tener lugar ell dia p del actual
las nueye de mafIaua en- el local que
ocupa este juzgado -calle del Sol ndmero 3
y que no Sc admitira proposition alguua
que no cubra las dos serceras parties dc Ia
tasaci6n, Ia cual importa 1900 mda. corrts.
Ponce, Noyiembre Il de 1894 4-Jost Ne
rt,ao-El Secretario Carlos r. ChGroS6ys
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BUtYkS Y CAKROS

Z que suscribe vende II yuntas
de bneyes y ; carros uuevos al con-
sado. 8 8 plazo con garantfa satisfac
toria. j. Il Oytiz
B mos de Ouintana. Nvbre I6. 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16

Bebe murio aver; le entierran hoy
Mignone, toda llorosa. esparce sob e
ell ataud las rosas del 1ltimo ramo
que le llevo en- nombre del p;ntor.
Luis Bonatoskr. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16

IN NTa0 de cristal de metal
~ para gas hidrogeno y
para petroleo desde
EHTlV ma hasta ci7aco lu-
ces: tiene de venta Y
las realiza 10 p. & DadS 6ardto qete nQdie
4. Latcchettt q Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16
RECORTES

La poesia, como forma del arte, es supe-
rior 4 la musica que expresa; pero no des-
cribe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16

De todas las barbaridades humans MIN
guna tan imbecil como la guerra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-16

Completeness q un estimado ami
go, que nos pide la inserci6n de la