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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
JONES, HE DECLINES.
SAYS HE CAN'T PAY THE FREIGHT
on PROHIBITION SCALES.
He 10 Tcmpe, ate Enonrb. bnt Flo IL Round
10 Cling to Eli~tt aud Old Dcmoc-
racy-roliiicai News.

Mr.. George r. Jones. who was nom
mated for Congress on the Prohibition
ticket from the Third district at the con
Vcntion held In this city last week, has
declined the honor. drought a letter ad-
dr., Sscd 20 MIR. G.. N. Smihdeal, the
chairman Of me party for the district.
Mr. Jones says that while he IS a tenn
pcrance man and holds some Of the Views
on temperance lines. he has always
affiliated with the Democratic party
that ne is a personal friend Of colonel
Tazcwen Elicit, ard does not t'ci 't ~
he could aid the Prohibitionists 10 lnt
extent that the cause demands. Wi'4""'
antagon.ziug Co.onci Elicit. ana '|"' Nv
VIII not do ,. ho
could not take The necessary time win
ont ucglccting his business ait. J"!t'H
was nominated against hi~ protest III tlo
convention and accepted tH' uu'''i'i"''''
after 50 wa made. unH'I pressure
pYvoen4l, srAtNilS WANrHn.
Notwithstanding the fact that INC CORPS
OF Democratic stamp speakers III tle
fpIl is Iirgcr than ia amy previous con-
sres>ioruI campaign this early IN the
fight The demand upon the committee
f0r speakers is overwhelming and per
sist.ui from every part Of the state.
"Scul us some good speakers, Is the
CRY from every county scat and cross
r.lis iu tlc country. Democratic inter-
allure is demanded. and the mail Of the
State chairman is dairy increasing IN
Tacso are OH signs Of unusual interest
in politics. and show that The people are
thinking over the issues ana desire en-
Ich'.rmelt 1u the subject.
The campaign. during The month Of Oc-
f1h.I VIII Dee made hot, sharp, and de-
c.-.sc ana "a larEer number of able speak
=. ..U ur Yromulgatiug Democratic doc
l.frr. seen ia Virginia.
Hnu. n. r. Pollard has been asked by
Chairman Ellyson 10 take the stump
for Democracy, and he viii DO SO just as
soon a~ possible. He has an appointment
T. speak at Boydton on october 18th,
> E..iturG county CUurt-day. From
TIT ZINE on he viii remain in the field.
4r iHlari expects 10 spend the NEST
Of h!s time in the Fourth district.
Nrw nfSFIco rRiCISoT.
Judge Wickham. OF the HcnrlCo County
Court yesterday established "a new pre-
t.r.t IN IuCKahOc district, to he known as
G.Fton precinct Clayton station Is dcsig-
mated as the pollng-pldcc. Tuckahoc rs
County Democratic Committee have
issued a call for the Democrats at the
'.N ir,. luCt 10 hold q meeting Thurs
day 40 l.. VI. 20 elect TWO members Of
o., committee for that precinct ana TO
recommend a judge of election q regis
tr.T ... constable.
Str H.snus Hobson. chairman Of the
Iopllst party. says that the NirGlhla
sun VIA rCapprar next week. lie expects
Senator Stewart. oi Nevada. 10 make a
few speeches iu Virginia. and possibly
other distinguished Iopulsts from other
States may come % Virginia before the
END ~ the campaign.
COLONEL HyGE'o ABSURD STATEMENT,
Perhaps the most marked humor Of the
canvass is j. Hampton Hoge's statement
a y "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
Dinner for the Disciples

A meeting Of the board Of the Woman's
Christian Association was held on Mon
dav 10 hear the report of the committee
which had been appointed 10 consider
the practicability Of furnishing dinner
and tea TO the delegates TO the National
Convention of Disciples TO be held here
next month.
After some discussion. It was decided
10 undertake IL. under the charm anship
of Mrs. DR.. Harrison. The convention
viii be in session from the 18th 10 tho
9th. Hereafter the meetings Of the board
will take place at midday, instead of in
d. no afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

WILKINSON.-Died. at the residence
Of her brother. NJ W. Wilkinson, NO -, S'
Miss DEMF5rRIA WILKINSON, I'm the
nfty-fOurth year Of her age. ..
Funeral took place from Laurel-9tree,
church Monday, September 2'th' at
+. NJ
CLAY.-Entered into eternal rest Mon,
his residence. sO7 north Third. street
a. <RY CLAY. in his sixty sixth y y
Funeral will take place from Third
Street \. VI. +. church WEDNESDAY :
September 18th, at L. NJ.
He leaves A devoted wife. five children
one sister and two brothers to mourn
their loss. -,
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend
baltimore and New York papers please
copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
E..e-Rall Notes.

According to gossip in baseball circles.
~ ~ he team that Manager Wells is
trying to sign for FG ia9 sen nS55 y Yea
olailoi"' ia,a of The Southern League,
s liI,G' STOP: Pender. third base; Scherer,
~, aid Gettinger, centre field; and
Lsnov right Held. Wells VIII. of course.
be- one Of the catchers; ne expects TO
sign at Least three crack Pr iSeimer SSu, have
,racticaIIy the same team next year as
his XII the players desire TO return;
az inAdu. + lyjoNfHUC Vbgkqj Jill jim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
GETTING rHE WraNDoi,n READT
She VIII be Turned over to tho Maryland
Nav,l Reserve

Charles 3. Williams, a carpenters mate,
attached to the monitor feet, had very
narrow escape from drowning yesterday
morning at the wharf IN Rockets where
the monitors steam launch lands.
In attempting 10 board the launch,
which had just left the wharf, he tell
overheard. and had it not been for the
timely assistance rendered him by a Snip
mate he would have probably drowned.
Commander George ". Pisman, who
has been spending the past ten days with
his family at Farmyile, is expected to
return about November lst accompanied
by his family.
The monitor Wyandotte, which has
been given TO the Maryland naval re-
serves for practice ship. is being pre-
pared 10 leave for Baltimore.
She will in all probability start during
tais week. 1t is not known as yet
whether she will be manned by crew
from the fleet or not.
Sir. Louis f.. Wood, who has been spend
ing the past hxe months aUoaru PIN Sltl
mOnd yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

The members Of the Old Dominion Press
Club held q called meeting in their rooms,
corner Tenth and Main streets, last even
ing.
Mr.. W. A. Jenkins rendered hts resigna-
ton as recording secretary. which was
accepted, and Mr.. w. II Sadler, OF the
Religious Herald. was unanimously elect
ed 10 the office
The president was requested 70 thank
Mr.. W W Foster for his liberal ouer %
photograph the members or the clun
Mr. Foster requests that the members Will
call by his gallery on Ninth street. a.
soon as possible so he may obtain mega
lives for the group
The club adjourned TO the regular month";
" meeting on October ith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
IHH ODD -rELLOUS.
Mr. Locfiler Receives birthday Present
q, Nv ody- Mt Highland -p-lTes

Mr.. Charles Loeiiler, past grand OF
Richmond Lodge, 80. /. Odd-Fellows,
was presented last evening with a hand
some basket Of flowers by his lodge as a
birthday present and token OF esteem.
Fast Grand Thomas y. kcndldr made
tae presentation speech.
II was said 10 be the most beautiful
basket of flowers ever seen in Rich
mond. ana Mr. Loenler will have it
photographed and the picture framed.
Among those present on the occasion
were Past Grand Patriarch Manly -
Ramos. Noble Grand Thomas \. StOll.
Vice-Grand c. T.. DePriest. J. Samuel
Parrish, Of Richmond Lodge, No. !, and
Special Deputy G.and Master q. Il.
Jones, Of Capitol Lodge, No. lWl:
4 new lodge Of Odd-Fellows has been
formed al Highland Springs. and Will be
instituted in about two weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
St0te Missions.

Rev. ]. G. Hiden on his return from
his vacation. was greeted by large con
ercgation at Grove-AveLue sunday,
'..rnrtad that the annual collections for
state missions ran over two hundred. dol
lars. ana this is saLd to be the largest
collection that this church has ever
IIiIen continued his series OF sermons on
the Lords Prayer. His text was Give
ms mis- pay our Daily Bread After
the sermon he administered the, ordl.
nance OF baptism. He announced that
ON Wednesday night he would continue
his series of lectures on the Epistle 70
the Romans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

colonel Thomas =. Pollard. commander
Of the Sons Of Veterans of Lee Camp.
viii on next Saturday give an entertain
ment al Lee Camp Hall for the organ
iZation of which he is the chief. Rev. J.
y. Smith. who about year ago delivered
an interesting lecture TO the camp on
Stonewall Jackson. viii make an address,
and AN attractive musical programme
Wlll be executed. All the sons, daughters,
wives and mothers of veterans. and
the veterans themselves are invited to
be present There will be no admission
CHARGED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
Granfed a Pardon.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday granted q
pardon TO ]. T. Hickman. who. In March
last, was sentenced I'm the Cooperation
Court OF Norfolk 10 one years lmprisoh-
ment In the penitentiary LOT nauc'nuS
cutting. In granting the pardon the
Governor SAYS: l.,
The punishment In this case was. In
my opinion. too severe. The convey Mas
a Confederate soldier. His conduct mas
been good, and his family Is In a de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

In order to facilitate the handing anu
exhibition OF the books ana 10 better az,
cOntmOdate the numerous persons desiring
TO examine them, We have secured space
i'm the store OF Walter ID. Moses * 80,
No. 1913 Main street where the Brea,
consulted al an hours from \. NJ. 10
+. NJ. Ambitious, Intelligent people are
RAPIDLY supplying themselves with TINS
treasure house OF knowledge. can you a
ford To be without IL? our price Is merely
mammal and we Will make the terms on
payment TO suit your convenience. ms
offer Is open for snort ume oh'y' OA''
or write ,p,r,frN,r
A-'i 10 1913 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
LAWYER Randolph Arrested.

f. A. Randolph. the well-known color
ed Democrat. was arrested last evening
on a warrant sworn out by Arthur q.
Forester charging him with stealing slo.
Randolph was taken to the Second sta
tlou. where he gave ball in the sum or
$500 for his appearance at the Police
Court this morning.
Randolph IS guardian for young Fores-
ter. and the latter. when he became or
age. instead Of demanding settlement
lin tho lawyer, took this summary
means OF obtaining his inheritance. Ran
dolph claims to have paid him 81. and
SAYS he is prepared to settle with him
whenever a proper demand is made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day Judge Minor announced that the
Office judgment docket Wouii o. ta ti,,l
thraa Judgments will become final. 10
is OF great Importance that all Interested
parties be- present
This tribunal was engaged Yesterday
foctliriug Company against the Preston
Ieivin furniture company. Late IN
the evening the case was given TO the
iirv mn the latter being unable 10
10. no case went over until this morn
ING al II o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
ON, IHIfI FOK " 4 RIDER.
sal,io Holmes ChsrG~d with Beating Her
St~pdnu hter O Death.

Promptly at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing Judge Wickham convened the Henrico
County Court in order TO dispose of some
minor business before going into the trial
OF Sallie Holmes, the colored woman who
was charged with the murder of her
daughter, Irene Holmes
An account of this horrible crime has
already been published In The Times. 1t
occurred on the 18th Of July in Newtown,
one OF the western suburbs Of the city
II was 1925 O'Clock when the prisoner
was brought into court
on the stand. She stated that Few days
before the child died she saw II out In the
yard with It's hands tied. Witness had
heard accused beat the child two and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
yIsi, the Holy Land.

II Is stated that Rev. James Y. fair,
y D. pastor OF the Grace-Street Pres
byterian church, contemplate a visit
I,atrS nroacbad sunday 10 large and ap-
rrncia,iye Congregations. His text at
p pisLt uss Mark VI. A. And when even
VAS come ONE the snip was in the midst
OF the and he a %as On base tae on 1n tba
a dIis "' of attempting TO sail LIES seas
without Christ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
Richmond 10 Niagats tails ana return
-, WA DIRECT ALL-RAlL KOO II.

Niagara Tours VIII leave rs W asEITsITa
by special train oE YIN. t fT the
ralii roat, Valley OF the Susque-
P pua and the famous Lake Region OF
New York RouRd,tri2 from ron, lchm &c,
only Sntomac railroad, Tickets limited
an aieuan days, and good 10 stop at Wat
sin;s Glen and Rochester. returning via
Dr. nu,,,lo For full Information apply TO
c. a. TAYLOR; Tranic Manager.
Byrd-Street Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

pendent condition. His pardon Is recon-
mended by the Commemorative Attor-
ney."
The Governor thought that this was
rather n case OF self-defence, Hickman
having been followed to his home by the
men whom he wounded.
The Governor declined to grant pardons
TO Rand. Cummins. OF Buena Vista, VINO
is serving term for HOUSEKEEPING
John q. Lister. of Tazewell, sent to jail
for thirty days and fined 500 for a viola
ton of the revenue laws, and James
Niece. OF Henrico. sent 20 jail for ten
days for firing n gun within one hundred
yards OF a publiI>road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
U.dded In Washington.

Marriage licenses we're issue, issued 70 the fol-
loving CO. Smither and Sarah 4. Blank
George i ~ "T Richmond, Va.
ehShi nb,r a., 4 Davis and Bessie E. Boyd.
hdth Of Of richmond. Va.
'It c9ard 7 W H,ceSSand ana 1a heF''e L. Live
say, DOW Washington. of Culpeper Va,
M cvInette T.. Dudiy'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
OBITUARY
DOUGLAS LUCE.

URBANNA, OHIO. Sept 25.-Douglas
Luce. the Oldest person In Champaign
this morning. He was born IN virginia
and came 80 Urbanna when a boy. lie
was assistant cOmmiSsary In Hun
army He was a friend OF historical
simon KentOn and knew many indian
chiefs among them the famous Tecum-
sch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
p.operty Transfers.

Richmond Charles +. B y Yed, and wife
10 D ,rI..d'' ffth street. retween Clay ana
.lhe w "a. 4. a.. C3bcli. Jr.. ana wife
Mar hIH' 80 Arthur q. Clb.ll. ntere Il
IN . feet east on SIDE SPECIAL G9l' co@m sss
~ ~. I; M CARRIER. 90 feet on east
'gr Io 10 Williamsburg avenue near Louis
lana street, SVo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
INVEST

your idle money in paid-np3 stock OF The
I, costs you only so per share. on which
= cash dividend OF . per cent per annum
ia naid and az maturity you can draw
slO6 per share. For further Information
apply NJ the office ot the company 81
east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
Entel Ar NnN

The following prominent northern peo-
pie are staying at the ENchanse;
Mr. w. Ii. Barker and wife, Of New
ton, Mass.
Or. and Mrs. I. l.. Kip and two maids,
OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip RhInelander, Of
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
Frost This MOrninT.

The following frost signal was received
here yesterday at noon
Washington. ID. c., September 18th.
To the Secretary OF The Chamber OF Com
merce, Richmond Va:
Light frosts Wednesday morning.
DUNWOODY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were State Senator r. NJ. parrish
Sheriff X. \. Trice and Treasurer X. NJ
Turner. Of Goochaud county. and Judge
Il. A. Hancock, Of Chesterfield county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

Ladies requiring an ABDOMINAL SUP
POn,nR or CORSET will find large
and well selected assortment, unsurpassed
I'm construction and quality. ana OF per-
feet ut.
We are now introducing with splendid
results our imported CHEST EXPAND
ING SHOULDER BRACE. made OF hnely
tempered steel. covered ana woven, "nlte
horse hair light and durable. avoiding
round shoulders, giving you stronger lungs
and longer life. -, s.r,c
From the large selection OF ELASTIC
STOCKINGS. KNEE-CAPS. ANkLETS.
sc. which We carry, which are maze IN
"t,hor Suk Elastic or Lisle-Thread, we
arc enabled 10 NJ all cases OF Naricose
Veins, Weak Ankles, and Swollen Limbs
giving instant relief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

Real merit is the characteristic OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla. and II Is nianitestyd
averv day In the remarkable cures thlS
medjcine accomplisns. Hoods Sarsapa-
riIla is the kind. Try II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

II YOU want the finest Key West cigar
in the market, get lNFANTA ECLALIE-
don't take a substitute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

Allan 4 Marshall are conceded 10 make
the hest i've and ten-ccnt cigars sold In
Ricbmond FL TRIUMPHO and FLOR
DE MARSHALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
INFANTA EUbhLIE. the best known
Key West cigar sold I'm this country.

Keep ~ Wt'h 80 'im"s.
SYDNOR & Hl'NDLEY DO.
Leaders IN Furniture, Aha,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

IL you can't, and want TO have work
done In frst-class manner. send your
orders to The Times office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

The very best class OF dealers In all
lines sell Allen y Marshalis cigars-El,
TRIIJNPHO and FLOR DE MARSHALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

,nree cuiprits, but let them 20 without
quest -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
nm Nnm NleIrniNi,a

At drug store. cigar store. and restau.
rant ask for INFANTA EULAl.lE key
West cigar, and take no other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
rOK SALE.

..o-n.rer,r- -er+nf'e. ~ ~ ~ ~ - = y - -
vNIyE All,Ch COWS AND Two
II WORK HORSES. BUGGY AE9
HARNESS FOR SALE. IL. w. GAhAs
l2ul west Cary street. seso-As
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
LADY IN ATTENDANCE.
PRIVATE FITTING ROOM.
se9-su, &W
library Or THE

lDRARY Or THE
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
No. 10I east Franklin street
formerly the residence OF Gen. H. n Leo
open for the/use OF members xna me"
guests, under the rules. oaiiy
except sunday.
From A. NJ. 20 1890 r. M.
Visitors 10 the city are invited " eau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-31

llabiendo visto on el peri6dico III Eco del
Su.ntlmcro..24, entrc,otros, unparte della polico
en- el que tgura mi humilde nombre como pro
movedor de un escandalo con un tai Rafael
Colon, de no buenos antecodentes, pues todo ol
que lc conoce sabe quieu es este individuo, que
no ccsa dc dar escandalos plblcos como muy
ben consta muchos de los agentes de la po,
lica, asi como sc me conoce "a mi por un hom-
bro. .honrado y trabajador, como puedo justih.
carlo con respetablcs flrmas dc comercantes
de esta plaza,
+ No cs possible el que 80 me pusera con este
sujeto pues el Colon, provocando un escandalo
en- I'M establecimiento de mi propiedad, obi
gone 4 scnfir Gu busca de Ia policia para
que procedera con el escandoloso; pero no ha-
llando Ia rareja acudl al cuartel dando
cuenta al cabo de orden pdbllco senior Marti-
nez, e cual me dijo aguardara la pareja llega.
da Gsta tom6 razon del nombre del indvlduo
Col6n poro sorpresa me ha causado Yer mi
nombre undo al dc csc tai Colon
! Como ciudadano honrado, protesto del he
cho 10 hago constar p1blicamente para mi rel
vindicacl6n pues nunca he sido escandooso por
que no 10 permite hi caractor nj mi educacon
Esto es 10 que ha ocurrido, por 10 que ha
90 extensiya Ia publication de esta justa aca-
raci6n,y 9ueden la, cosas On su ugar.
Manuel Delgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-31

Nuostro qnerido colega mnyagllezau0 III I'm.
porcial reproduce Fl primer ariculo que he
mos pubtjcado con el rnhrp Gatrrn III Monopo.
lio, haciendolo preceder de unas lineas on las
que Sc muestra conforme con nueStra campaha,
En- este asunto, no creemos que haya IN Pc
ri6dlco que detenda tan irrtante mopopolio,
81 10 huhiera, ese per6dico no deberia publ
carse en- Puerto Rico
Sc nos asegura que en- IA nocho del viernes
y penotrar0n tres indiyiduos. revolver tn ma
no, en- la tienda y en las lablaciones particula-
res dc don Augusta Muncenats -barrio de III
Redl--an en@zaniole cop uatarN 81 M entre-
gaba en- Il actt e dinero quo tuvieSe.
FL seiloi Muucepats, Anposioili a4v iAt.. ia
propia defensa por q n6mero do sre G9altanles,
y sin esperanza do salvaoi6a, talrteo los ban
didos noyenSlcnco poNa Y VA re'oj dc plata,
apoderando,o aYuelIos ieSaimados Dc Risunas
proyisones del e5Jal)lccimi&aio.
. Para o1metor el trlgandaic Sc ,cnadloron
con antcipa ion,
Elque dwisia III m,'niotya era un mulato.
Los vecinos dc III Reol recuerlan gla va el
aho 81 ocurri6 por ALI also soine,ant9 con la
tienda de don Ventura Agarln SOLO que enton-
qes los malhechores lbon llisiru1ado, ID glar-
dias clylcS.
Antcayer, las siote media dc la tarde llegt
4 esta ciud;d el sr Merino Lopez, ,uel dc pri-
mcra lnstwcia de Ponce y sll distrtos Judicial
! Sc hosreda en q Hotel Marina J es probable
lqne el 10 lie Ag',sto ealre en- possession do III i'm
portantc dtsi mo.
FL seiiof Aftrino lope,, sng'io los notecedea
tes que de Il conoaemoS. es III magistrate rec
TO probo, al mi>mo TEMPO que aiatlc : corie'
en- Sus relaciones con RI l,ublico
Enyiamosle nue>iro s,t'udo,
En- IN halle que Sc ceIebr6 on Basam6n, hnbt
una royerta 10 la que salieron dos herjdos de
revolver oiro dc IN gaIIotazo,
De Juaaa !ial e,rribM In CanmV,a
dfnci0 qit, gracias Id iacan,able se,t6a dc
alcalde stAor Carb6. ha conseguido a1ne pue
bio la suma dc mil pesos para Ii isiesia prom
to scla I'm hecho el eStabltciinicnto del CuerpC
/ de Bombon,s. VI Sclol Carhd IS lntat gable
| Trabaia aatiyameutH cn Ia, caucras do Nillalvf
ty Collore, so ronSiruyr In atranaria u
Chinchilla 4 s,ls ycSloncS Sc debe tambiel
que el pueblo haya alcanz,do cl titulo de villa
En- la ronarea de Ccndroj [Tarragona), ,ucl
We surgir a 10 que parece la question dc lo
tlatassai'cs, que tanto do que haccr el an
pasado.
En- algunes puoblos, los jornaleros sc rcss
ten 4 cntregar Il los propietarios ell fruto reco
icctado, 10 que ocasiona las naturaleS protcsta
de los perjudicados con tai doterninnc!6n.
la prensa eXcita el cello del gobernador d
/ Tarragona, para que, con su oportuna interven
cion eyite que cl abuse proluzca mas grave
conSecuenciaS.
No hay remedio tan cicaa para combatir Il
anemia la clorosis otras entermet1des com
| la Souci6n Vital del licenciadO GadeS
! lVSocn nj anuunio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-31
ALC0HOLADO

Pres.rva el rostro de marchas de arrugas
Usslo con fricciones para el leims, no tieue
rival. ..a
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