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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-23
CastOria.

~Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children
DIR. g. G. Osooop,
Lowell, Mass.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-23
q, AHDREW B. SPINNEY

+ NJ DEfavTT. lisa moved his Office from Wood
~ va Ave- 20 % COLUMBIA ST. WEST. He is the
<3PI>NrY iirt has 6r'i 81 years In this state-20
years y, Dtsoii. lie has nothing to do with
SIR ncy y Co.. vito have only been In Detroit two
y<4.Is The old reliable specialist In CATARRH,
Eye, EAR. THROAT aud LUNG Diseases. Also,
hE~fSL, usEAiNE and PRIVATE DISEASES.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-23

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. J. f. KNcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-23
A New Certain cure for. piles.

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writes One pkg. of Pyramid Pile Cure
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entirely removed every trace of itching
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The Pyramid Pile Cure is new, Ger.
tain, painless cure for every form of piles
1t Is safe, sure and cheap. Any druggist
will get it for you if you ask him.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-23

Tho Company Murray Street, York City
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

north and south road will also give an impetus that taken at it's flood tide will lead on to prosperity. The occasion is critical and much depends upon the city administration at this time.
 The pledges and promises made if redeemed mean the making of won derful city within very short space Of time. If they are not redeemed and Phoenix fails to take advantage of the opportunities presented it may be many years before the acme oi the hopes of her people are realized.
 The responsibility which rests upon the mayor and council is a grave one. but it is one that they assumed volun- tarily, and it is one that the people still believe they are capable of performing.
 However, they must now begin the work for which they were elected. Neglect to undertake this work now would bring about condition from which the city will suffer for many years to come,
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

J. M. DAMRoN is in receipt of letter from Senator Cullom of Illinois, in which that gentleman says that he has no doubt that Arizona will be admitted this winter providing the Democrats do not oppose admission. AS matter of fact the only show the Democrats have is for admission. The senate is lost to them without Arizona and if the state should happen to go Democratic they would secure two more senators. By the immediate admission of Arizona the Democrats have everything to gain and nothing to lose.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21
BUILD RESIDENCES.

One thing that Phoenix especially needs is residences for rent. There is hardly a house now that can be ob- tained.
 Capital could not be invested more profitably than in five or six room modern houses. They would rent readily and pay handsome profit on the investment.
 If some of the owners of suburban property really want to develop it why don't they erect dozen or so houses of this kind? They would be occupied at once and would add greatly to the value
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

Publication Office: IS North First Avenue Fleming Block. Telephone No. 47.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

THE SEWER IS private enterprise, but nevertheless people should be compelled to patronize it to the extent of abating public nuisances. The hotels, restaurants and other places of like character should not be permitted to allow refuse to &C., cumulate in the alleys, to the detrl- ment of public health, that might be carried away by the sewer.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21
THE NEW BOARD.

The election of Capt. William L. George, Democrat, as member of the board of supervisors, at time when Democrats are rare, should be considered by that gentleman as in the nature of personal endorsement.
 The position is one of great responsi- bility, matter which the people fully understand, and the confidence which they have thus shown that they pos seseed in Capt. George, regardless Of politics, is tribute to worth and in- tegrity in pleasing contrast to the in- difference that so often characterizes the average voter.
 And especially IS Capt. George to be congratulated when 1t is remembered that his opponent, Frank Parker, pos sessed in an eminent degree all those qualifications which would have made him an excellent officer.
 But the ripe experience of Capt. George, his varied business interests. his sincerity, his honesty and his integrity, so well known to the people, secured for him a majority of votes over his Repub- lican opponent. and we extend to him hearty congratulations. although from partisan standpoint we should have preferred the election of MT. Parker.
 Capt. George will be the only new member of the board, but we shall ex- pect the introduction of some needed reforms during the coming year. We shall expect progressive and business like administration of affairs. We shall expect Capt. George, as new member, to use his influence toward conducting the affairs of the county in that highly successful manner which has marked his private business interests.
 There are certain ruts, certain ideas, that have been handed down from an- tiquity, that ought, in justice to a progressive community like this, be abolished.
 Mir. Standage is serving bis first term. He knows something of the difficulties with which new members have to con- tend. But he is comparatively fresh from the people and he knows also that progressive, live administration by the board is expected.
 We shall look to Capt. George and MT. Standage, with the cooperation of MT. Priest, to modernize the county affairs. The offices should all be put in first class condition. 6 jail for the temporary incarceration of prisoners should be erected at Gila Bend, the roads and bridges of the county should receive needed attention, sidewalks ought to be laid around the court house square, the street in front paved and the grounds kept in proper shape.
 Other and necessary things should be done from time to time promptly and in business-iike way. We believe however, that Capt. George. MT. Stand- age and MT. Priest are equal to the oc- casion and that the affairs of the county will be conducted in 8 progressive, satisfactory and modern manner.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Entered at the postofflce at Phoenix, Arizona as mail matter of the second class.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

THE NEW county officers will take their places January1. The Eighteenth legislature convenes the third Monday in January.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21
PHOENIX. NOVEMBER 2I, 1894.
TIME TO BEGIN.

Although the Republicans have been unusually successful in the city and county for the past two years, yet if they wish to maintain this prestige they must act in good faith, and for the best interests of the wh 1le people.
 Every promise in th9 last Re- publican city platform and every promise made by the candidates and newspapers must be carried out if continued success is expected.
 When Mir. Cole was elected mayor much was promised and but little per formed. This was, however. through no fault of Mr. Coles administration, as the people are aware that the disastrous panic prevented the accom- plishment of work that Dir. Coles ex- perience and enterprise would have led him to perform. The disappointment was felt as keenly by him as by the people.
 Last spring on behalf of Mayor Mon ihon and the city ticket Republicans promised again all of the reforms that were to have been undertaken by Mayor Coles administration and many more. Half of Mayor Monihon's term has expired. As yet none of the promises made in the campaign have been fulfilled. A sum- mer has intervened during which time not much work could be done; but there is now no further excuse for de- lay. The people have right to demand that these reforms and improvements be undertaken and the mem bers of the Republican party, who are hopeful of continued ascendancy, have a right to demand that the present Repu blican administration shall not falter or by failure to redeem it's pledges place the party in position that it cannot ex- plain.
 MT. Goldberg and MT. Lacy were elected with Mayor Cole on a ticket pledged to progress. Last spring upon the same kind of platform Major Lewis and MT. Moss were elected. The entire council is therefore pledged to a progressive, enterprising and wide awake government.
 They are pledged to modern ideas and modern methods. They are pledged to take in the additions. They are pledged to extend the light and police service. They are pledged to use every effort to have the sewer and water ser vice extended to outlying districts. They are pledged to build sidewalks and pavements and to improve the parks. In short when elected they promised to make Phoenix the most modern and complete and the cleanest and healthlest little city in the United States. In addition to these pledges the platform upon which Mayor Monl hon and Councilmen Lewis and Moss were elected pledged to pay ths labor and expense account of the city in cash or warrants worth par. Last month the warrants were discounted four per cent.
 There is time vet for these promises to be kept. The hot season is oyer and the election is past. There is nothing now to occupy the municipal mind, ex- cept the business in hand. There will soon be an influx of people from the east-people with money who want to invest in live, modern town-and the
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

THE FLORENCE Tribune says: "THE REPUBLICAN, at Phoenix, is the proud possessor of the finest newspaper quar- ters in the territory. The paper, too, IS in perfect harmony with it's elegant surroundings.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

CLEAN UP THE alleys and connect the closets with the sewer. A little labor and little expense may avoid 8 great deal of sickness.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21
For Over Eifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty five cents bottle.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

THE CLERK of the board of super visors is one of the few plums that will fall into Democratic hands in this county.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

THE REAL ESTATE men expect lively times next month. Most of them are represented in TIE REPUBLICAN col umns.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

LE1's DON OUR holiday garb and pre- pare for the good times that are com ipp
Arizona republican., 1894-11-21

of the unimproved property in that addition.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23

i Sin embargo, supliqul & la mujer d,
mi amigo que tuviera cuidado.
--Si 20 no me duermo nunca-m'
contest6.
Una noche corrieron & buscarme 4 to
ds prisa. Mi enfermo acababa de expirar
y, su mujer sufria IN horrible ataque dt
nervios.
Procure adquirir informes y NADIA pu,
de averiguar.
Los criados eStaban acostados, y la Sc.
nora habfa agitado un timbre.
A los pocos instantes lie encontraron
en- el suelo, llorosa y angustiada pero
20 note que la taxa de cafe va vacfa Ia
bfa rodado por el lecho, y que la mesa
de noche habfa sido scercada & la cabe-
ra de la cana, al alcance de la mano del
que va no existfs. .. =. tt
Ahora solo falta averiguar 81 la muer-
to de mi amigo Sc debi6 4 I'm crimen 6 &
Ia casualidad.
Sin embargo, al saber que la tai viuda
estaba punto, de oasarse con un j6ven
q quien profeso gran estimaci6n, quiero
que usted me olga 81 estoy en- el caso.
i KS ella !! Els ella - excla,n6
Raimundo alzando tragicamsnte los bra
zos. Dios mio 4! Dios mfo Que
desdichado soy l....
Y dando traspi6s echo correr como
una bestia cruelmente perseguida. 4
HI doctor inclin6 Ia cabeza, y en- tono
de sngustia murmur6:
i Creo que he cumplido con mi de-
Der 7!
G. de Peyrebrune.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
Banos de Coamo
Medco- -drector-DoN ENRIQUE RAM DE LA RUBIA
ADMINISTRATORS JULIO N. CHARDoN HERMAN(
Qda alberta tenporada 9cal 1894 gands mra oas
dependencies del etableciniento.
TARIFA PARA CATEGORIA DE Ia

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Msm idm idem idem
Nihos haa dis.
Idem ID de amos
ID De IL amos: 150
HOpedsjs complete pau alta, bahos. $50
N0TAse han rebaj fmss personals huespedes
lsg
OTRALs honoraos del
d banearo Ia legslAc6n 1915
los bahta
especial aprobads continuation g. express A
For un baho general plx .-.....- $O25
P6r dem de COZ idromezc
Po dem de ducha fifome.
Po dem culquis case. 040
al Nv, -SERVICIO HOTEL
Po hsefac6n psns alta dis (naximo 06O
SERVICIO DEL RESTAURANT
Deyuno AIMuERzo ooMIDA: al dis...-,.......... $500
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Juno II de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
Cartera
de la ls|a

Capital, % Octubre.
al Presidente de Ia Camara de Comercio.
Ponce.
|. Hoy SO ha recibido el siguiente cablegra.
ma de Madrid: "Diputados senadores vista.
mos Sagasta pedirle resoluci6n urgente pro-
bando peligro retraso; ofreci6 apremiar mi
nistro hacienda: opinion pdblica aquf favo-
rable cange. e.-Lastres.
ySeghimos gestionando. - VHlar.
4 En- la noche del yiernes dio su function de
despedida al pdblico de la Capital, el nota-
Bile actor don Antonio Vico.
La function fue extraordinaria poni5ndose
on excena la Carr ajatla. AN
Vico fu6 obseQuiado con una artistica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
Extraviado

Un buey hosco, chiAss avacados y
con las estremidades de las punta.
cortadas marcado con una T ale
mana.
Sc gratifcara al que 10 entregue 8
de avrso de su paradero.
D,rigirse a la calle do Ia Villa na-
ms"o 43.
Octubre %, 1894. lin. P
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
AL COMERCIo EN-, GENERAL

Con motive do no estar matriculado para
iecibir consignaciones dc cabotsjs les ru-
pIico qrs cuando tengsn que rsmaaar al
yuma "a, q para este. 90 sirvan consigna'
,irectsmente q eas dnehos que su entreg,
,era hscha ignal quest vinisra { mi nom
bra. s+t ~ E-'
En- Saptiembrs de 1891 puss un sntin
rio an III Semanario Comercial y en- Ensr,
de 1899 pae6 algunas ci;culares con 81 mia
mo H. NADIA 70 ha tsnido en- cuenta, dan
do lugar que en- 10 sucesivo sea dstenid.
la cargs por no sstar autorizados para di
chss oonsignaciones. : ,,:.. Y...,.. "
Arroyo, octubre l2 Dc 1894. s,6ys.A-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
{ stafeta
dc Ponce

| Con atento B. l.. NJ. de nuestro respeta
bio amigo don Antonio Trias, presidente d.
Ia Camara dc Comercio, recibimos un elem
plar impreso del informe de esta sobre los
conciertos de fosforos y petroleo.
Es, q nuestro juicio, un documento i'm
portants.
La Camara, en- las conclusiones de su in
forme, pide:
1o-La anulaci6n de los conciertos cele
brados con la fabrica de f6sforos refina
lci6n dc petroleos establecidas en- Santurce J
! Catafio.
2'-La modification de los derechos de
Importation de los mencionados artfculos,
restituy6ndolos al lfmte que traian sefialads
respectivamente On los aranceles do Adua
ma vigentes en- Ia isla on la epoca de la fun
daci6n de las fabrieas."
De Madrid y dc Barcelona hemos recibido
cartas e1presivas y numerosas que suscri.
ben rauchos de los puertorriquefios residen.
tes en- aquellas poblaciones.
Sc nos envian pla6emes afectuosisimos,
que agradecemos on todo su valor.
Ha sido nombrado presidents de Ia Au-
diencia de 10 criminal de esta ciudad el Sc.
nor don Tomas Walls.
Los vecinos de Ia calle del Comercio Sc
no, quejan del escandalo que promueven los
carretero.s que, procedentes de Guayama-
ma, Salinas Santa Isabel, cruzan por d.
cha calle 8 SO sitdan en- ella.
Son tales las palabras soeces los gritos
que lanzan, sobre todo de noche, que des-
piertAn sobresaltados 4 aquellos yecinos.
Llamamosysobre este, Ia atsnci6n de la au.
toridad, asi como sobre el hecho de que los
carros circulen por todss las Gales de- Ia ciu-
dad, cuando esta mandado que solo atra.
viesen por la de la Salud, que es Ia que esta
considerable como carretera.
iPorquS no Sc hace cumplir estoi
Anoche terminaron las 6estas que Sc ve-
nian celebrando en- el barrio de Ia Cantera
dc esta ciudad. %
DichaS Aestas quedaron muy animadas.
Por su mucha extension necesitamos di.
vidir en- fragmentos la CGrta pasada DO,
aqua de Ricardo Vons que hoy empleza q
yer la luz.
KS una correspondence intereSante en-
ciertos puntos una catilinaria de gran efec.
to sobre los satrapas de esta insula.
Todavia no SO ha visto aqui un selo de
los que usa la fabrica de f6sforos para co.
brar eltributo del timbre.
Agradeceriamos los corresponsales de
La DEMocRAorA que nos comunitassn la apa-
rici6n de esa calamidad en- sus pueblos res
pectivos
Y que nos enviSn los nombres dc los CO.
merciantes que Ia introduzcan.
,Desde hace algunos dias, 80 hal'a grave
mente enferma Ia sefora madre dc nuestro
estimado amigo don Guillermo Schuck
Deseamos su pronto restablecimiento.
III dia liltimo Sc trasladara ol Snort Club
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23

respondera q los deseos de los aflcionado
que toman parte.
Sabese que hay pedldos de localidades pa
IA Naguabo, las Piedras y Yabucoa.
Reciban nuostro APPLAUSE Ia gentil Anita
Otero y los que on esta obra Ia secundan I,
la auxilian.
Tn diputado a Cortes lie escribe q La Co.
1espon3encia con fecha Z, del corricnte. di-
ci6ndole que en- Madrid 30 daba como cosa
segura que el general Seriha vendra a susti.
tuir al general Daban en- el gobierno de es-
ia isla.
Ha ingresado en- el presidio do esta isla
Juan Evangelista Prats (a Quimico.
FL sabado faleci6 en- Mayaguez un indiyi-
duo atacado dc muermo.
Sc dispuso que le enterrasen sin perdida
de minute, para eyitar el contagio.
El Impartial aconseja que sc adopten las
medidas que la ley prescribe contra la tre-
menda enfermedad que va menudea dema-
siado en- Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
u0TAS DBL EXTERIOR

En la campaia emprendida por la prens,
de Madrid contra el Gobierno dc Puerto
Rico, SO distingue, entire todos los peri6di
cos, por la severidad el alcance de suS
censuras, nuestro querido colega El Liberal
Nos proponemos otro dia, con mas es-
pacio, reproducir alguno entire sus impor
tantes articulos.
Nuestro corresponsal de Madrid nos dic'
que en- este correo sali6 una earta suy,
para LA DEMoCRACIA.
No ha llegado.
Ojala que no la monopolice algdn servidol
oficioso de ciertos funcionarios.
81 no viene madana es que no pudo pasa
por Ia boca del Moro.
FL Claustro de profesores dc la Universida(
Central ha acordado formar consejo de dis
ciplina al exdiputado republican, ST. Rubal
Donadeu, par as frases incorrectas que poi
haberle. suspendido de Metaffsica pronuncit
contra algunos se1ores del tribunal que Ii
examine.
T. FL Sr. Rubau ret6 los Sres. Orti y Lara
y Viscasilla a demonstrates en- el Ateneo su
sutioiencia en- Metafisica.
En- concepto de pobre de solemnidad ha
muerto en- el Hospital de Manresa un indi-
yiduo llamado Jaime Bediellas, de cincuen-
ia seis afios, que dsja un capital de 1000
durOs.
"En el teatro Campoamor, de Oviedo, Sc
ha essrenado la gran opera de Verdi, aida.
Elestreno result6 un acontscimiento en- la
capital de Austrias."
En- Ponce, que no es capital de ningdn
reino, so estren6 "Aida" hace ounce anos,
y la hemos dido en- mas de ounce ocasiones
En- un convento dc Napoles Sc ha descu.
bierto I'm gran escandalo.
Una ioven de dez y seis afios, llamada
Silvia Palmieri, ha sido victima de un ultra
je cometido, entire otras personas, por Ia
superiora Maria Teresa Ferrate.
Esta ha sido detenida, y Sc persigue acti
vamente q sus c6mpliees.
"El Casino EspaGol dc la Habana ha acor
dado devolver los donantes el importe d,
la suscripcion patriotica, iniciada con mott
vo de los sucesos de Melilla''
En- Puerto-Rico no existen tan buena
costumbres.
Use ha fugado de Matar6 el administrator
INFERNO de Correos y Tel6grafos, don Enri
que Gallardo, llevandose 1000 pesetas
valores declarados."
IConque ESQ Sc usa tambi6n en- Matarol
Pues hizo NAL fugandose ell administrator
sin esperar que 10 bautizasen 10 |,
csn1trnaSen.
Tn telegrama que viene q complicar ID
situacion monetaria de Puerto Rico, cream.
do mayores ditcultades inconvenientes.
Manila 8
Se'lor Director de FL LIBERAL
La Camara de Concrete agradece el in
terSs con que la prensa de Madrid pide que
SO tomen en- Filipinas, iguales disposiciones
que on Puerto-Rico, respecto del canje dc
los pesos mexicanos por moneda nacional
Els esta una medida que urge y que seria
ue Mucila cOnVeulencla para 81 lnlereS de
todos. = El preSidente de la cdmara de CO.
mercio.
Ha sido nombrado segundo comandante
del " Alfonso XII J" ell captain de fragata don
Jose Boad.
Segundo comandante y subdirector de la
Escuela Naval, el captain de fragata don
Francisco P. Delgado.
Y comandante de la cafonera +" "Azor" al
teniente dc navio don Antonio Lara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
VENTA DE CARROSY BUEYES

Sa W nden seis yuntas de bueyss j6-
vspAs de trabajo con dos carrcs casi
nuevos, y SO arrisnda uu paste de- 20
cuerdas yerbs guinea y msl,. ,.iillo, ,situa-
DO & cinco minutes de ssts poblaci6n.
En- ests imprenta iBfermsrk.
Octubrs, Q Do 1894 !. m 2.v
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
RECoRTEs

So hace traicion un coraK6n que anna
verdaderemente, pero no SO 10 engaha nun
ca.
Cuando me haeen una ofenza, procure
eleyar mi alma tanta altura, que Ia ofen.
"a no pueda llegar a ella.
La melancolia de los hombres de talento
es mucho mas dura que ia carcajada do los
nesios.
Un amante desgraciado rara vez es discre-
to; SO queja hasta con las rocas antes que
dejar de quejarse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
Maravii|a del Tocador
CREMA ANTEFELICA
DEL DOCTOR c. GARCIA DEL VALE

Con de banquaa
Ia la pie, los baro, = de egranos
De a
e Macado, Colon y Ca
... Ptldoras reconstituyenes del mismo auor
Puhcan
as fnncones digestvas todo e orgauis
Kecomendsdas mecos
pahden de6dene
ydebiidad. " ~ - =
Dep6s farmaa de
tml Pore ARosn8 a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23
Puerto Rico, Julio 8 de 1889.

Una pleyade de niGos de los que formaa
la acompafiia infantil jugaban aver tarde cerca
de esta redacci6n.
Pepito dice a su hermanita, que SO dirigia
hacia donde ellos retozaban con una hermo-
"a manzana en- Ia mano
Dye, Rosita; vamos a jugar Adam !
Eva
--sY como SO juega q esoa --objet6 la nj
fa con la mayor candidez.
--Pues mira, es muy sencillo; tu me item
tas con la manzana 20 me la como.
~
Unos consiguen pidiendo
muchos consiguen dando;
otros alcanzan llorando,
otros logran sonrendo.
Que es forzosa condicion
del exito, nadar raro,
ser. comercio descaro,
miseria 8 adulaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-23

corona, regalo do los sehores sobrinos dc
Ezquiaga, Chavarri y Co. sucesores dc vi.
lande, Bolivar Arruza y Co, y don Manuel
Egozcue; con una elegante botonadura de
orc piedras preciosas, regalo del Goberna-
dor General y con varias GAIA de tabaco.