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The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.

Born at Choteau, Jan. 20, to the wife
of =. Nj. Corson, son.
Prof. Gaylord had horse stolen FROM
his barn Thursday night.
During the month of January there
were thirty. eight deaths in Butte.
A. n. Dickerman returned from the
east yesterday after an absence of sew
eral months.
Henry Gillis has sold his Ice house
and contents, wagons, etc, for $500 t.
James Noon.
Mise Bertha Eglotf left yesterday aft
ernoon for Milwaukee, Wis. where he
mother is very sick
ID. b. Bennett, aged %, and Nellie NJ
Bennett, aged 10, were granted mar
riage license yesterday.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
Jerry Collins to w. f. Fitzgerald for tn
west half of lot 10, block 300, city.
Mrs. Sam Gordon, wife of the editor o
the Yellowstone journal, died at Mile
City on Friday. Mrs. Gordon had beeI
in failing health for over year.
Miss Frank L. Shumard, who has bee'
visiting Mrs. f. G.. Maclay and Mrs. Jo
seph Conrad for some time, returned T.
her home at Shelbyyi(le, Tenn. yester
day.
Matt, Glenn, and David Whaley wer
tried last week at Stevensville, Ravall
county, or the charge of stealing hog
and convicted and sentenced to the pol
itentiary.
Choteau Montsnian: Reports from
northern Teton county are to the etfec,
that the Great Northern railway com
pany will remove their road house, etc
now at Blackfoot, to Cutbank and tina
that will be the east end Of "Mouptai
division" while on the west side the en
of division will be moved east frou
Kalispell to Columbia Falls.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
The Great Falls Fuel Company Saws Its
Wood by Electricity.


This company, composed of Sam
Dodd, w. E. Haines, and r. F. Stone as
incort orators, are now ready to furnish
wood sawed by electricity for fuel.
BY invitation Friday a TRIBUNE
representative visited the yards, which
are situated on the ground Of the Ham
mond Lumber company, Eleventh street
and Eighth avenue north. Arrived
there the scribe found huge pile Of
about 300 cords of wood sawed into
blocks of about twelve inches in length
A tweDtyfour inch saw cuts
the wood, the power being
furnished by a twelve horse power cleo
trio mntor, its capacity Of current being
five hundred volts. This dyamo is one
of three which the Great Falls Electro
Light ~ Power company have now
ready for hire. The armatures have
| been rewound at the works in this city.
for stationary purposes and each con
tain nearly thirteen miles of wire. The
velocity of the shaft is about two thou
sand revolutions per minute. From the
dynamo the power is transmitted by a
six inch rubber belt to the saw
about forty feet distant. The com
pany are now preparing to put
in an electric splitter, ty which
the wood can be be furnished any thick
ness Five men are now employed on
work connected with furnishing wood,
which is composed of the best fir and
pine from Logging creek. In the near
future the company will handle the Cas-
cade county Goals. OF course the cleo
trio process is new to the men employed
and they average now about three cords
an hour, but with the dynamic power
available multiple saws can be used
which would increase the power il
definitely. The quality of fuel furnish
ed is stricky first class and The TRIBUNE
cordially recommends the product to the
general public. The prices for wood
furnished will be found in the columns
of THE TRIBUNE.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
NEIHART NATIONAL BANE.
a Sound InstitutiOn-Ofiicers Elected sad
Divide MI Declared.

Divide nj Declared.
The directors OF the FIRST National
bank Of Neihart met Friday last, says
the Miner. and elected new officers and
directors for the year 1894. &. r. Cur
tbs, now a resident of Great Falls, who
has been in charge of the institution
ever since its organization and who is
largely responsible 'or its present souns
standing among tho financial concerns
of the state, was made president and
&. ID. Ladd, a miniLg man of Neihart,
vice president. The position Of cashier
fell to Harry }. Skinner, than whom no
more deserving hands could il have fa.l-
en- into. Mr., Skinner has been assist
ant and acting cashier for the past eigh-
teen months, and II was through his
successful management that the bank
stemmed the recent great panic and
storms when all like concerns ia
Meagher county went down. He is a
young man OF ability and the stock
holders know il, and al are pleased to
know that his services have been ap-
preciated and rewarded.
The new directors are j. 7. Aiming
ton, John Lepley, Dan Condor, j. c. Fl.
Barker, Chas. ID. Ladd, Gold T. Curtis
ana II. }. Skinner Among other bust
ness transacted was the declaring of a
three cent dividend. The bank is IN d
tlourshing condition. always has been
and under the new directorate will con-
| tiDue To be.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
FATAL ACCIDENT.

}. l.. J"lrnSon, u Coal Mime at sand C1U-
lee, INSTANTLY Killed.
John l.. johnson, well known amoIg
all old-t timers in the town Of Sand GoU-
lee as old John L." was instantly killed
in the company's coal mines on Thurs
day night. lie was extricating a mis=
shot when the old charge exploded,
killing him almost instantly. The Ie-
ceased leaves wife ami five children,
and his untimely death is the topio on
which is expressed general regret.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
ANOTHER CHANCE.
Charles Jones, the Train Eohh"r. Granted
New Trial.

New Trial.
Judge Knowlee, in the United States
court, on Wednesday granted a new trial
to Charles jones, the alleged North srn
Pacific train robber and murderer Sew
eral reasons were given by the court a.
to why new trial should be had, says
the Helena Herald one of them being
that the court erred in not iustructing
the jury that il coald, If it thought
proper, bring in verdict of manslaugh-
ter as an intermediary between a verdict
of murder in the first degree and ac-
quittal. Another reason was that the
trial had been conducted on the theory
that a deputy United States marshal
had a right to go on an Indian reserva-
ton and make an arrest for VIC alton
of state law. 1t is not likely that Jones
will be tried before the April tern of
court
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
THE GIRLS COLUMBIAN CLUB.
A Letter Received from the Royal
Swedish Commission at Chicago
Asking the Donation of
The stone Urn Exhibited by the Club
at the Worlds Fair at Chicago
Last Year.

The following letter has just been re-
ceived by the Girls Columbian club
of this city:
"Royal Swedish Commission, Chicago,
ILL.,, Jan. 90, 1894. Swedish Pavilion,
jackson Park-'To the Girls Columbian
Fair Club. Great Falls, Monthly Dear
Ladies': | take the liberty to submit to
your kind consideration the following re
quest: Outside the Montana State biuld-
ing | noticed last summer beautiful
and stril1ingly peculiar object, the ter
restial globe hewn out of one eolid block
of sandstone, and, as suppose. exhib.
tied by your club. This object should
very much like to secure for large in
stitution in London in which hold the
capacity of honorary manager. From
the incosed reports for the years 1871
and 1892 you will see the character Of
the institution and also be able to judge
of the approximate amount OF business
that is done for the henetit of the sea-
faring men of almost every nationality
through the instrumentality thereof and
the members Of its staff.
II have acquired great desire to Sc.
cure for i the said globe which would
form most beautiful and appropriate
decoration in fr Mt thereof. Could this
be done, would place it right in the
centre of round group Ut flowers and
perenneal plants, and / have no doubt
that the numerous visitors both from
sea and land that call at the Scandina-
Wan temperance home would greatly
appreciate il and like to hear more
about it's orr n and history.
"lf it has hpt already been disposed OF
in some other way. | would therefore
venture to submit to you the request
that you present it for the purpose and
the institution above referred to.
Trusting that you will kindly discuss
the matter and if possible. favOrably re
port thereon TO me under address Of the
Swedish and Norwegian legation. Wash
ington, ID. G.
Il propose to leave the country iii &
few weeks but in case Cf a favorable re
; ply. | will have no difficulty in getting
it securely packed and forwarded t.
London.
; "Meanwhile I have the honor to b
most sincerely yours.
AXEL WErIN.
Royal Swedish Secretary.
As the urn referred 10 was donated t
: tne " oman + IcT!ldnSnl cAiIlBittJH Il
Chicago, the request preferred in tn
' letter cannot be complied with. 1t i;
p however, exceedingly gratifying tha
continued proofs are being CONSTANT
received of the eyer-spreading know
edge of Great Falls not only in III
: United States but in foreign countrie
| f.- tl,C lAt
D ter has been already fully described i
! ! the columns Of the OF The TRIBUNE
: and was remarkable for not only il
d architectural beauty, but also for il
being fine sample Of the magniiicen
8 sandstonea which form one of the III
y limited natural resources Of Great Fall
Mont
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
SATURDAYS DAILY.

Neihart is right in it FOR sparring ex-
hibitions, another match between Patsy
Dwyer, and Al Barnett being on the
tapis.
The Vaughn-G Gallagher case against
Cornelius, before Referee Berry, has
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

Trunks and valises at Cost.
Closing out Trunks and Valises at
cost at Steffen's Harness Shop, 3l2 Con
tral avenue.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

|Dr ] II. Murphy official surgeon OF
|e Great Northern railway oied Ia ."
hui on Wednesday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

iuftu~ta na-vt one foe al liliarse 81
<egpu 10 toro-5ra suspsuier gu 81 acto
"A festa
I ~sto no solo ppr raspato II inf7liz
qus d-uiro del nI-ruo el6oio estaba IL
cu-rpo preseate. sino por consideration
a Io- le qu4lab IA vivo~.
Torrar 4u tales condolences as torpar
con un pie en- L. sepn'tura E pauico
au4 cn.,d o -ntr4 los Ida lore- Il a
a caba1o fu6 tai, que por milagro no
huho va las d-~gracia$.
Fu7utes fu6 arroIIado por el sogpn
10 toro sin cousecuencia4 Al 4 'ca t"
70 cogi6 FL cusrto. romp' idole el ira
j. III lector m4 dI~psn-ara segura-
nente. 81 doy POT term nsla una res'-
n , qne IN ; p.r4c7 tan rnopprtuna com"
-os lances qa9 On ella b ,bis d. copsIg-
mar
D re tan solo qne Fa,ntez SO gan6 aver
un entorohalo mas por la eutar'z. con
4ue tom6 ,obre 81 toio Ell peso de la
corrjda 10 bi4n que de~pach6 al tercer
toro. log~anIo una ovac on enthusiasts
Una ovaci6q enthusiastic $500 y 81
ca Iav-r de Il p4rtero cuatro paso~!
Tach h-nms IL 10 qua - qniera, este
.ncreab - coubra~ta m parece ca~l, ca~t
IN siuiastro horr-u1o como Ia mis-
una deSgracia do M .nu-l Gatci+.
NJ C,vr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
Julio Romero Garmerdtq

Para eha hit r To- tatecer Il cu-rpo com
barr divrrsos esttdos q dsGIid4d oIRauica
u ,es- IA Emusic do 3 OFT
Is q "a. jor recoastttuyente conocido oy en-
Ia tor e.tca
Arecb AbriI >. d. 1887
S re Scott Y B,vne -May :. { 'res nj s:
He Y, algd tie ,po que IN IN p at ca nedi-
c. yeligo h ~ fi.so u-o . n I'm Il-io Il. scott
q te,ts- pr-usrtu con a. -its IL 10 a ) ul-
POI lit d "a so< teag" iAcoav- lien
t "a lie 4rar y ii b pr ptrad3 fJrma
IA } 'rab-. - m .r r-con-tteuy Mt 4, u II
Y all caciou m 81 Hf.tl :, req .iItl mo,
RI ! la, afe .cio 70. A2laaa, en
tia - 30 tsx 81 gs L
no P4at5 neao- qa- a-evsrar IA carsci6u
r.tlI-.i IL un et,a ,l- a-'4l.i.s anA j. "A.
dI "a =. ~ -ei-a IA n I , MA con uso
,,s,-aa l,4-,,sr &c o. Tot, 4, al con
paDc s.If -tsr = psre al fAocs6 10 rs.
tei-- pr, ch 4 Il IN. idlI y. u-t-
AteHto . ) y tor lin 4 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
NJ CAvIA
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HUMORADAS DOuINICALEs

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

imUidi6 hlcersc cargo del peligfoso es
tado de la resi-. di6 cinco pases mas.
y entrando q matar, fcente al uno y Ia
ouerencia de un CAB Illo. con much3 co
raz6 ,. pero sin dar sail Ia al toro, ID"
una gran estoca1a en- el lato contrario
saIio arrollado Por el toro
o I-16s@ en- la mi~ma ara. PerdidaN
va t4l vez tod4S las f,Cultades -Sesu
presum-n los me IlcoS-1or la fortislm4
conmoci5n sufnda antericrmcnte, an
tes d. a1e 1bjera posibiIi iai alguna
de- salvarl-, Ell toro hizo por el de nue.
vo. lie eng4nch5 por la parte superior
del vientr-. debajo de la fla, 10 vo!teo
10 d=spidi6.
A one lar en- ei sueIo, el infeliz 1fa0
lima -xDerim-nt6 una tremenda cOGtrac
cton convul-lva que hizo juntarse la
70 faIas con la bsrot. 49,. L tlro Ia t-r~
otro derrote sin eng4nohIr nj levantar
Ia inm6vil fzura del espa Ia; Sc llevaro"
los toreros Al blch ;: aIzaron del sue'o r
M ,nuei los moaos sabios. y l. conduJe
roa la enf-rmed4, rfg,dos va suo miem
bros Y con la lividez dc Ia muerte en- &
semblaute
r. Aa=sto Psrdgjn Gays muerto a "a
vez que el maJaI,r salia del redo"dei
exDirdate. Ia @stocaid hab.a sido mag
mica
I'M .gnii.a! La mano tiembla y el CO
razon Sc esrrem &c al escrib'r esd Paia
bra LENA de sangr'enta iruni y sintest'o
saGCasmO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
PREMIO A LA VIRTUD


7 racnQar q premio
In Futui heroic If s-cido,
~ rs-ento = u"n ven ruap', esbelta,
l. p,rt- airu-o Ia mira altivn
S gre srendo b /, mia. honrada y purs
10 Il 81 arr ,bl.po
qI4 NJ, que v-c-s de e4pinas erizsdo,
- ~ para IT n ci-Io el gan camiuo.
Z ,lac6la = - II p--cho una ,nedalia,
Int. glla an diploma ~ bolzrllo,
y eptre- p4lmaa y vitores y bravos
s"tvl0 ia ,ue-ta ven a "a s'tio.
B -n ~ r-lins aplau~o- mececia .-.-.
Ali = uaia 10 qne hizn
ID --p e. d. b rrIule luchs, cierta noche,
i O r IL veutauR IN lIb-rtlno,
.lu- on vsun pret.nto victlma hacerla
L., su brutal tustuto.--
Corr,6 gran rirsgn, jng6 Ia vida.
mas CONSERVE el honor Iutacto J llmpio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
JOSE DE- NoUvIL4s

Fl - lose pabl,c-d pr p in-ra N 10
G4,st. on ~ i .-". IS . J nlu 10 H..
-.L~-. Va IL Gu -,sbr- r-tua
Ter IL --tvicto- bttro- nui .fP-l-- pAsa
: t,.at- ~ n-g eu-t,.r Iae II. - sct..-
-, Il arau iu- dl4- noFsr gle a coLtluuselo
So
III Sdb..do l6 de juno Egtsscc On bssura-
Ctti -. !, P.ey .t~- i Ia ~ ~.
> ,,nIoi-tro IL Is : a H. 10 - u ,azh sua
I 1t"- DR. =, P.-y, l.. 5 IL l. t-rdo
Fx r-rt- & 81 gts- -n-5r- 1 10 i. teris.
FL Ln.e. Is de juno T.oss .xp -udn d.
,..r i Ia ii q ,uo. p u,na. IL sgn4 Gu
ind 10 II IL urn M / i~iu 80 Ia P-ya !,
-gu,ln - haqu@- -a~u lac . d-i pertl
~ mt, Mlu'r o. 4 ~ tr-- d.. IA rari..
Alau5b.si" : az h l. Play. ; / u rie.
y lo h-gs % .ffrn pa-a general coLuciLulsnto
Ponce, JInlU 8 de lS04
FL Aleaids
3y. jose De NoUvILAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

En- la calle del Leon. extreme ! "te. no e
o,,.,,Ia dsI m n.-o cau4a del .n,.-n ri'
me - h4 .rtua Ia con lac aguas d~i acn-dnc
l.. que gu cuauto lluevs Va parar sq'ei
III ..
ST vase el aIoalie yer por sus ptoPios q "a q
narh- q II nos r-f4rimos. 50 c1nveneerS
lie 10 exsgsramos.
Las aprecsbe4 arte-anos de B.rrarqnits
. -irv.n di igirnoS stenta invitaclon parS -
bsi- q - teni-a Is gtr 81 iev-s proxun0 COB
u. t,vo DE- aa sta. ds NJ lelA l"calldad
a xrad-eemos mucho el af-ctuoso reruerd'
) des eamos que 81 baIle resulte msgniaoo
\ - remiten De M tdrd m ej'mplar de- t
,l-to sobse Ia cneston rnnnetarla en Puerto
R por don Fcsnoleco BLston.
All geaoias.
En- los ex4 nenas De Ia essuals one dirijs Ia
:. L .ra don, r - Carm ma d. L,rranandl, =
l,etr gni-ran par 81 lnt-l 4nca pnr II *
r4u~ 8 d. II. conocimia"tas. la mn - M 'ri~
LuI-a L .rrafn-ndi, Of-Iia C,'6a, J =
,i-,ardipn NJ irsab C..6n Re,-irh, Franci,ra
Moret Ag~pna e rnand-z, SevH LARA
,uend', Paz j rg4, G .ru-n C.d- K - ; t"-
ago, J .elnta n :, G Iadalnp' = C.rnsn Ma
yaral Ma NJ tyoI
L 3 -xam-nes fu-rou hrillanfi,imos Is co
MR. On Qu-d6 extreme sstisf schA do Ia pro
t-4~nra de Lar alumnRs.
Mai. Lsrrarnendi on 6.yara an primer In
gar e,,,tre la = br4saIr+nta-, - Ia msma m
l. och uu4va adas. por def f.ader Ia cuaI,
ubr6 LA OENOCRACTA una campaf4 al repair
urse los prsmIos 81 1898.
El Liberal d. NJ ,frii prhlics m retrat" d.
,,u--t IluS-re compatIiota don Il man B,ldo-
rlo'y Castro.
E par-cido no IS d-l to IL axseto. aunque ii
I.A liz han
isi"-. = si-mpce
E DE- agra l-c-rze al eduardo one ell direc
del p pull i,imn djsrio eonsag, Il al Mas In
-,g"a d. los p ,ert"rriq1-n n x.
n -"tr"s, n nonb~- IL nna4tro pals damo-
la- gracas al ex dlpnta to poe Ponce.
y retro amigo doo ,,aeio B,.4adas. qqa
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- Cart--. go % D
f.,avIsaluos 81, uumerosas relaoio les 4
a ,sla.
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orb .4o D .r :, G .b.4rno G-,sraI. no d-bs,
ID -bleni,, ser rati t-ch, p"r ad4tAnt4 l." Ia
II .,ta d. r-utr4dA -rgu ri arIf uu 20 -.-t4n
IL =, -, ~ u der 10. r-clo !, Z ire D ,,itsnt-
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;. bc-.v-iai o .-1oo Is i4r ottn
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
CLARE o

Porqus los disS d. fiesta
siemp,e Va Feliss mIss,
muy arreg lada rampuesta,
tieue su tuaire .llea
por deyota y POI dtspuesta.
Psro IL infeIiz 40 v6
que - victims de- un engano,
y d-j u b J : que
vaye a mi-a , ~ Jo-e
todas las Il zstas dol aho.
Mas Ia genta la critics,
:, con pervsr-a iuteuclon,
nuuca fatta QUEEN indios
que 40 "a miss Ia chics
por crlstlana devocl6l.
Y censuran 81 nsdre,
= a "a ia. "a abuela,
4 I'll tin, y ~ padre,
' al resto. auaqHe nal le ousdre,
Dc toda 81 psreutels.
Porsue las di- -po-icionea
Do F-hsa eetribau 500,
isua que las devuciones,
eu qu-- ti-ne relacIoneA
smorosas con MaLolo.
P..ro la madrs- ,sta shora
no ha de--cun1erto Ia treta,
Y coluo tudn lu lgnors,
rlo cree. IL bu-na reil .ra,
que 90 au tau cvqaets.
7 manda a rnsa Felisa,
an In idea IL que % .
~ Ia nnch Ssh ; a or miaai
Feli-a - ia priss
u r. 1T a CIR a III tD0l0.
10. est-eha - que Ia bondsd
d., "a u UsuI" ntao7
su uIa. .tse ouu vauiiai,
cutndo Ia 'nuj r no -abe
de- Ia mlsa Ia ntat
nau.1o9t Grsndn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

La gnoranoa no ha causado smss dafo al
gunO solo e error s. flnesto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

ci6n, h surgido el pro yecto entire varioa eabs
II-ro- j6v-nes de 4-ta ciudad, de fundar un
n.g III >, ,sino Ci culo. t. tl- io- strac
5vo- riee-sarlo- de~de Il blliar, j '1rez erc
na-ts los hbros p-ri6 coS nod-rnoe qa-
oongan los socu- al corri7ute de Ia vida ut5
ecfual do los pu-bios cuites.
En- dcho cenLro daran velsdas. bail-,
,'oac,ettos -tc m-nsualm-nta. y 4ers IN pl"t
-zcogd0 para enCahlAe r-aclou-. soclalss, qu-
pu.de decirs4 que exI7teu Pnnce
Ia co-a qaedara proy-ct". pnes To-
4u- ~ han pu--tn Il frente son hombres de iui
a'ativa y bn-u humor.
T. IA och cr--en"e Que tienen ilnta para
ecbtr Los b .ses q! ed.isio.
"a ,,are nos ma ,i-tttas sobre e-ts lsudabe
pr, yecto que sera acog io agesd4blemente
En- Al camino de B ,rcelon.ta LIanos f.lle
IA pep etsrio de Ar-obo que - d'r'gi
Il = p utl para totnAr parts como dolegadu,
81 IA InUa del partldo Unconditional.
Pc, iniciativa del A'ealle de C.yey se eats
hec4r@ AZ I'll p'l-Olo uaA esc ,4ia do adnltos
4irigi Ia por 81 int-hK.nt4 pr f-sor superior,
uaeetro au g. d9a s ITO no D,ues.
e per:odista dan A ,reIic Ne ,dAE Martinez
ha s'dn denu"ciAdo por q parroco d. Ltre-
iun Vicente AlniIu6 por srtisule ttulado
= Maestro criterto reiIgloso.
Maestro ilustrada conpan-ro don C,r'os Ca
my. rd.,.4,,r i'll ,,,,.ri l., coleo, ri Tungr
ci4I IL NJ v,ai; i IL oomhr. Il, v.,,.aI Il
-; ;a"r. ~ .lt[ncci6o Pr ,Iics ds soaslls cru
III
Don L tnardo De Nennt. fecreIaf'o 9e "a Al
4no'" de eta cud"d ma 7,d" ss@4nd'd" sT a = "Tz
'-'T 81 G"o+ y'.',4
=
5 halle vao@nte IL eScueia rural oe "a IA
ye, tetmlno dc q iaya"'ii"'
Por la l pt4ndencia G narsl sc h, transf rid
4 >uuas5.4 H., v-ut,s IL ia S luna ie Cabo K
para .. ~ dc D cl nbre prdxlmo.
II ine~A-a.lo en Ia r-daco'6 de La V"s de
Il JfoAt ~ [ Fl ct d r dn'' J . 8 PInsrul.
-, fr.r - ,,.... nsrrI.nI.r-~ p,r.ql- il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

I7olvidable P-pe: De once dooe
r.. ESP. .ro. " mama 81 h4h a dormdo.
a i "a" t. a. do echar por Ia vs"tana
ONO az ~ l--. e-pa"t- Jo-.-- iNeya IN tipo!
Cuuqu-- no f le1 l-hi T .ys-. (Aqui el nombrs
il aqnella van 10 mirar altvo,
qlA po- pms hpnr-ta g.I 81 premio
A la Vrtad her6tca fr-cldo
Julio Romero Garrtendta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

Las muj res son come las olas del oceano
-ienPre las mismas Y nRnca guaes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
RECORTES 8

l. - mai 3. cuando eabs servirse de
ellos, ma, 1Jllss que los necus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
Deasded.s Criado

e. nm csfs:
@ ,s rite e-t&- R ,parto!
" -obran moUvo> para clio. Mahana me
..a-0 .,,,u Ia ] !, 10 uu1 satire
r, rraera Gu novra una bu4na dotel
+ eatdo do 10 qne 10 debo su Padre'
Entr~ amigos:
a. serdad 10 que dice tu madref
10 6f
. u4- tenido mpchos partidos.
= f.rt.dos, uua iu6l,dad; pero Uueltos.
nj guco.
Z mandigo anciano SO acerca pedir IL
l.S a uD u-urero
-, Z y iruu-na, por amor de Dio-
=, Go 10 - ESQ Q Prda usted
Al j, +at4 listed su Ia III eeria pen4ar
. .oe ounce dlas 10 di a uoted ul-E cslti-
.uus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
CR IVAN T GS :

C-ntro gene II h pnblicacones. para ss-
= 4 = K q .fcA d .tnluicaoa
..c"- sin-iyo- representatives de los
1sor..- II i ir1i B,---loua s-h pres
-ri- Ho a n Jp-- II
Et- cn-- h,r- ga gn de toda clasa de
c"'u1-i"n-r - ca GO pvrt-urciei.ts.e al ra-
'n". tAntp del pAir r.uuo e-traI g-ros, con
t4"d" par" clio oOn iLt7ligeutes actives
rnrr+.r f,tnAaIrn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
NOTlCIAS

A ennar en- pren~a Il ll-1i d. hoy, -
rompierop c"mpl-tamente Ia pagrnas f, E
precise retiralo. sin que pnedr com pnn-r~r
..t,a VIZ pnr lo avarzsdo de Ia hora V la nece-
-id~A d. qu- Il per'6 leo tarde.
R ,garnos nue-trns l+cfores que excusef
falta, agena nuestra voluutad
Con motivo d nuastra o.6aica Ell Sport Club
l. qp- apunfahsmc- IL n-ee~idat "a qu-
hula P"rc- de t-ner ten rpor-at ". qn-
pond4 La ueca-idada- s"ciales DE- Il p, b
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
WPUNT03 DE sUsCRIPcIoN

'.Sp tai IN es-a IL los s+hore, Feat.. He
= >" } II -P"nc- y ~ jurlsdiceion.
" . IA stn". k-,na d n--,o l2 -Nayset-s
- irls,ilcoion. do,. Z iaArao Afgus-
Ar-eso,. don J"-6 Rae- -Ma.Ati. dsm'
,9~m Hnmaes.,. dun K R.u6u Il !, E- -
y :, y'rs, dou NJ gn-' z game x 'doh.
e" y "'''r@'H. d"n S.tnrtin,, Apt IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
PRESIDENCIA
DEL ILUSTRE AYUNTAAuENTO DE LA
CIUD D De PONCE
al pubtico.

Aeordaio por dich, corporation So ar, il
tlJtirn u.a plaz, IL r-luj jsf" pas ie L.
i,4..ad ~ pay. dota,ia co,. 700 p--..- s.i4a
- 81 pr-- uPu-et" -r.tta' u - 1891 % =
4nuncIa afn iu- 4 - rr-Ba I-r-vua r
-ubcstat IL cutarur ~ con su- JaprtA- a --to
A col.it. III oi Q ~ no IL erh3 4 ~ qp- ~
n,laa y ,tuprz,rau ouutaroe desdo 10 cn
---u1-
Pplce, Juuio 9 dc 1874
II 4Jn.ty.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12
Interesant7

So vander 50 acciou-s del Banco K "a
nal 4s Puerto II CO. Pars 'rf,ees 81 qn-
au.cfibs escatortO de- 7rh1rez Fernandez q
Jos6 Perez Pagan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

El ingenio sirve para todo 40 basta para
nsda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

Los aoreci4b'ea arte-anos de B,rrarq1ita-
. -irv-n di igIrnos stenta invitacI6n pats =
b.i- a - tend-a l. s.r 81 lev-S prox''no cot
u. t,vo DE- las sta. de NJ ,elia l"calidAd
a Axrad-cemos mucho 81 af-ctuoso reruerd'
: deseAmos que 81 baIle resute maguidoo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

n y remiten de- If .drid m = 4mplar dei
,I-to sobse IL cnesU6n mnnetarla 81 Puerto
r 30 por don Fcanosco BI8ton.
Ml gracias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-12

n irg~a-a.9o en- Ia r,laoc'6 de La Vos d.
Il JfoAt,Ht Fl ct n r do" J 8 P.lnsrol.