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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23
Republican state Convention.

The republicans OF South Dakota will meet In
delegate convention In the city Of Yankton,
South Dakota. In convention hall on "Wednesday,
the 22d day Of August, 1894, at 4:30 .. M, for the
purpose OF placing In nomination candidates for
the following named offices:
Two Representatives IN Congress.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary Of State.
State Auditor.
State Treasurer
Attorney General.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Commissioner School and Public Lands.
Commissioner Labor and Statistics.
One Railroad Commissioner for all OF South
Dakota lying west OF the Missouri river.
One Railroad Commissioner for all Of South
Dakota lying east OF the Missouri river and south
Of the second standard parallel
One Railroad Commissioner for all OF South
Dakota lying east OF the missouri river ana
north Of the second standard parallel.
Aud the transaction of such other business as
may legally come before such convention.
The committee recommends that AN alternate
to each delegate be elected. and that no proxies
be allowed, and that the delegates or their alter
mates present at the convention ke empowered
10 east the fslll vote Of their county
The committee further recommends that the
counties Of Lyman, Sterling. holland, Jackson,
Ziehach. pyatt Pratt, Presho, Gregory. and
Harding each be allowed a representation Of one
The basis of representation for each county
will tc deieeste far each hfts votes, or major
fraction thereof, rnsi for Hon. Charles II. Shell
don for governor ln 1872.
The counties win be entitled 10 delegates as
follows:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23
Lost in a Storm.

The postmaster at Sturgis, says the
Record. received the follCwiny letter
from Mr.. Fred hats. of Mandan, ~ ID.
Black Hills papers will please copy. The
letter reads;
MANDAs, \. d., June /, 1894.
Postmaster, Stursis, :. d.,
DEAR SIR:
Ny brother and a fellow with him
were lost in that great March storm
south of Dickinson. El Canheld, who
was with my brother, was found seven
miles south and west of Dickinson, and
his horse was found near him. But my
brother has not been found nor has his
horse. was told last night that horse
with a saddle on was found at or near
your town. Is it so? Ny brothers
horse was back with white strip in face
and branded WS. Any information will
be great favor. Anxiously awaiting
your reply. | remain, respectfully yours,
III. FRED Ran.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23
Revolving Revelations.

Hot Springs advices indicate a most
deplorable condition of the moral
atmosphere Of that place. in relation to
which the Star, under the caption oi
"A Deplorable Scandal" recently de.
scribes situation so outrageous in its
character as to create a degree of indig-
nation in the minds Of the citizens
which was almost beyond control. For
some time past suspicion has pointed
strongly to the guilt of William Shelton
and William Lashbough, in the matter
of en- nticing young girls for immoral pur
poses, into the saloon and wine rooms
kept by Field d Carter, and late devel
opments, it would seem, has fairly
established their guilt, as well as the
guilt of one Dr. Cheney. who is also
charged with similar crime. One OF
the victims Of this trio Of lecherons
fiends in human form, is young girl
under the age Of consent, daughter OF
Mr.. McCurdy of that place, who is said to
have been beguiled into tins infamous
den, where she was outrageously as
saulted by Shelton and Lashbough, and
a!terward by DR. Cheney in his Office
where she had been sent by Lashbough
for prescription. Ii Is stated that Il
number of young girls have been simiI
arly treated by these foul blots upon
the fair face of humanity. 1t is a pleas
ure to note that all Of the parties named
have been arrested. and placed under
heavy bonds, which failing TO procure,
they are now safely and Justly confined
within the cherries walls OF the county
jail. A warrant was also served on
Field, charging Field and Carter with
keeping house of assignation. Carter
having left town. he escaped service, but
Field was held under bond of 500.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23
Grand Cornmanderv.

The Grand Commandery finished its
work at Deadwood on Saturday morn
ing last. The following grand officers
were elected and installed for the en-
suing term:
Grand commander. VIM J. McMakin
of Deadwood; deputy grand command
er. Frank A. Brown, Aberdeen grand
generalissimo, James j. Casselman,
Huron; grand captain general, Joseph
I. Morrow, Mitchell grand prelate.
Rev. George G. Ware, Deadwood; grand
senior warden, Collins d Pratt, Flan-
dreau; grand junior warden, VIM. I.
Doolittle, Sioux Falls grand treasurer.
Harry b. Wynn, Yankton grand re-
ceiver, VIM. II. Holt. Sioux Falls; grand
standard bearer. Henry X. Sanborn,
Huron; grand sword bearer, NJ. FL.
Kelley. Aberdeen grand warder, V. I.
McGillicuddy, Rapid City grand sent
incl, Frank Kunerth, Sioux Falls.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23
T. v. GARLOCK,
Dealer in General Merchandise.
FAMILY ASSORTMENT.
Custer City, S. D., May 5, 1894

special inducemn from the fact that
hard and
douy appreciate
their trade better times
which for their benefit they will
eatabe which
necessary the
Spot stands for so days only Thanking
o. patronage,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23

Tho CHRoSrcLE Acknowledges the
receipt of . copy Of the speech Of Hon.
w. v. Lucas in the house Of representa-
tives In opposition TO the bill providing
for the repOal Of the ten per cent tax on
state banks Lake all Of this able gentle
mans speeches Il is concise, clear cut
and forcible. aud well worthy cfa care
ful perusal.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23

Harris Franklin returned Monday
from five weeks trip to Texas to buy
and ship cattle to his range north Of the
Hills. He bought herd and started
them northward via of the Denver and
Gulf railroad. One of the trains reach
ed Pueblo at the time of the destructive
flood there and train was wrecked and
sixty head of stock were drowned. The
bridges were washed away and he was
compelled to return to Texas where he
stayed until he could return with safety,
Part of the cattle have arrived and been
unloaded at Brennan and the balance
will be along in a few days j. G.
Spencer who was shipping at the same
time, had two trains of cattle, one OF
which. 22 cars, with about 450 head, was
lost. The train was crossing bridge,
the engine and one car reaching tie
north end safely and the caboose and
one car being still upon the opposite
bank, when suddenly the bridge drop
ped and precipitatated the % ears into
the seething torrent Not hoof of the
stock was rescued.--Times.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23

Senator Stewarts Till. amending the
mining laws so that tho assessment
work uron mining locations must be-
done before the ist of October Of each
year has assad the senate.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23
Mining Items.
PLACER MINING.

Never in the history of the Black
Hills has there been so much placer
mining as at present. This has mainly
been caused by the shutting down Of
numerous mines and mills and throwing
many miners out of employment The
season has been especially favorable for
this class Of gold mining, the water sup
ply being abundant all over the entire
region. Fair reports come in from these
camps, the men averaging from Sl75 to
! 50. 30 per day each. This beats laying
| idle, and as all the banks exchange cash
for gold dust, there appears to be little
reason for a man not making a fair liy-
ing. In talking with an old timer in
the Hills the other day THE REPUBLICAN
gained some points along this line. He
expressed himself as follows:
II came to the Black Hills in '76 and
have been in every part of this region.
There are thousands Of gold claims here
that the government would be glad to
see the people take up, and they're
good ones, too. Any ordinary man
could wash out his 3 90 day on them.
know what I'm talking about when !
say that seven thousand more men
could make pretty fair wages panning
gold right here in the Hills. There Is
no need of going hungry, for there s
gold here and all fellow needs to get
it is a pick. gold pan and some elbow
q ease. Rapid Republican.
GREAT Results.
| 4 run Of twenty tons Of ore from the
Tea" lode made at the j. X. mill this
week gave a net return Of sixteen dol
lars per ton in free gold The ore was
taken from the full width Of the ledge,
! five feet, without sorting or any attempt
to exclude barren rock. but all matter
was taken between walls promiscuouslv.
This is the mine from which some very
rich ore was recently taSen. The pay
streak continues to yield handsomely
and aids largely in making the above
handsome returns. The result Of this
test encourages the owners, Mcclure &
Petit, to believe that the claim will pay
| its own deyelopment.-Miner.
OH SnPMEST.
The first shipment of Black Hills
lubricating oil, natural product, was
made last Thursday from the Pennsyl-
vania Co.'S. wells on Salt creek and con-
I sisted of go barrels, sent to the Denver
and Gulf Z. Il. on order from its pur-
chasing agent. The oil was loaded on
the cars at Casper, Wyo., which is the
nearest railroad point, and the citizens
had jolilication over the event
! Times.
j. B. Dickover went to Mystic this
morning to pay off the men who are at
work Oh the Guilty Sark gold mine.
The owners are greatly encouraged and
J. b. shows some very pretty samples OF
the $1,000 ore they are now taking
| out.-Star.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23


Dated ut Chamberlain. South Dakota, this, the
18th day ui May, A. ID. 1891
By order Of the state Central Committee,
j. VI GREEN, Chairman.
j. II. SCRIVEN, Secretary.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-06-23
Oh SHIPMENT.

J 3. Dickover went to Mystic this
morning to pay off the men who are at
work Oh the Guilty Sark gold mine.
The owners are greatly encouraged and
J. B. shows some very pretty samples OF
the $1,000 ore they are now taking
out.-Star.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
BUGBDIO GEIGBL GONZALEZ

Procsrador de nttmero de esta ciadad hacs
pttblico por medic del presesste annncio qre de-
fnitirdmette ha tVddo su reSide7icia esta
Ciudad ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS en-
IG Gale de Isabel ntimero TO- Al propio tempo
de toda clase de erpediesates de jurisdiction
Uol4ntaria, de asistir d J4tclos eerbales. del
arreglo de testanentartas o abintestdto de
toda clasc de sssn.tos bien sean jHdiciaIes prt-
UddOs.
Aceptard tdmbten conaistOnes para la com
pra y ve,lta de fincas, para ddnsinistrar las Hr-
bdnds. cobrar pensiones d rentas, y presentar
al JuEgado los erhortos b despachos que ese
o6jeto Sc le rcusita,s y d los Registros Msrcan
til de Ia Propiedad los docuusentos q'te le sean
confados con csc fin.
Ponce, E,sero de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Como Sc evita la disentetta La estaci6n
calurosa es, por exceencia, aquella duran
te cuyo periodic gran n6mero de personas
Sc ven atacadas de desarreglos de est6mago,
de vientre hasta muchas veees de diseu-
terfas. Cuando Sc han declarado estas afec
clones, ell medic mas seguro de curarlss
muy rapidamente es hacer uso del carbon
lie Belloc y, 81 persisten, recurrir al medico.
Pero 10 mejor e. precaver estos dezarreglos
de la salud; creemos prestar un verdaero
servicio ( nuestros lectores aiciendolss: d Abs-
teneos de hacer uso de bebidas fermenta-
das, de frutas POGO maduras, ealmad vues-
ira sed bebiendo aqua de alquitran prepa-
rada con ell alquitran de Guyot. NJ Guyot
ha puesto gu oducto al alcance de todas
las fortuns porque cada fraseo sirve para
obtener Embellishments doce htros de be-
bYda. Debe considerarse como falsifcado &
frauduentamente imitado alquitran de Gu
yot vendido en- frascos que no leven tas
seilas, 10, Jacob rue Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

gocios Extranjeros y que promote
ser muy interesante.
Este trabajo ayudara 4 conocer me-
jor la personalidad multiple del gran
escritor Saint Beuve escribia en-
1861 en- el estudio de sus obras lite
rarias.
"Se habla de un Chateaubriand di-
plomatico; serz de celebrar que pa
rezca."
Saint Beuve no habla jamas de
Chateaubriand sin malicia POGO des-
pues agregaba Este es Chateau
brand, literario, pero esto no es tode.
Ell autor de Los mdrtires ha sido el
de la guerra de Espana; detras del
escritor esta el diplomatico. No debo
examinarlo bajo este punto, porque
no son estas mis- afciones, y sobre
todo porqUe no tengo 4 mi disposi
cion los documentos necesarios. Pero
que Sc encargue alguien alg1n dia de
hacerlo y Sc vera. ST, entonces Sc
vera que queda del hombre que ha
sido la aurora de IN siglo"
En- 1894 escribia en- su obra Cha
teaw6r5a,sd y So .grttpo Hterario 10 81
guicnte
"Es va tempo de que la cr1tica
pucda tocar los escritores sin que
de ellos, como de Bosuet y de Raci-
ne, Sc haga una religion hasta el pun
to dc que no SC les puede tocar sin
que Sc cometa grave Profanacion. :"
Pues bien, pesar de este odio de
Saint Beuve-que no de otro modo
puede dcnominarse este sentimiento,
-Chateaubriand atraviesa este perio-
do de su vida critica," en- la que Sc
rcvisan sus m6ritos y los diversos Jul
clos sobre el formados, y, con asom-
bro de algunos, 81 fgura Sc engran-
dece.
Los triunfos sonoros de los roman
ticos obscurecierou un instante su
gloria Pero ahora reaparece y Sc
observa que nuestro siglo literario
casi todo entero ha salido de Gl.
La fgura caricaturizada por Saint
Beuve Sc sustituye ahora con otra
mas justa y verdadera, que asombra
por 10 noble y ardiente.
Al fin Chateaubriand reconquista
todas las simpatias y llega ser una
de esas "religiones" de las que habla-
ba Saint Beuve y que guerra destruir.
Perc, como diplomatico, nos IS des-
conocido todavia. No le conocemos
mas que por las Memorials de ultra
tuD,bG, y este no es bastante.
| No es que sospechemos de la sin
ceridad de Chateaubriand. Tenla de-
masiado orgullo para ser sincere, 4
81 manera, hablando de 81 mismo.
A juzgar la primera parte del ira
bajo del conde frenzy, la fama de
Chateaubriand no amenguara un
punto con estas investigaciones his
toricaS.
De elias Sc deduce que, efectiva-
mente, posefa Chateaubriand aquella
pasmosa diversidad de aptitudes, u
que Napoleon no Sc engano cuando
10 llamo su lado, pensando-como
puede leerse en- las Menaorlas-"que
tai esp1ritu no Sc equivoca nunca y
no necesita aprendizaje."
Recientemente, algunos escritores
franceses Sc proclamaron enemigos de
la polftica. FL ejemPto de Chateau
bri nd es IN argumento contra esa
idea.
E. ROD.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
ECOS DE LA ISLA

De una carta de un amigo nuestro
de Las Mar1as, tomamos los siguien-
ties datos:
"Hace tempo que algunos vecinos
de este pueblo han pedido al ayun-
tamiento que Sc practique IN deslin-
de para conocer los imites de los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Por la Jefatura de Obras p1blicas Sc ha
dispuesto que ell Ayudan te encargado de
los se-vicios de la zona de Ponce, practique
el reconocimiento del hospital de Ceamo de
nueva construction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

LOS MEDICOs RECOMIENDAN LA
Soluci6n Mars. del licpciado Giol, en- Las
diferentes enfermedsdA igadas q la ane-
mia, ciorosi- debilidadA general.
Don Raa6n A de Tor Hs, doctor en- Ne
dicina, Cirujia y Partos.
Certifsca: que ha hecH frecueutemente
uso de la SOLUCION MARS, preparada
por ell Licdo. Don Francisco Giol Texidor.
en- las diferentes enfermedades ligadas Ia
anemia, clorosis debilidad general, obte-
niendo en- todos los casos resultados brilian-
tes.
para satisfaction del Sr. Giol, asi 10
hago constar.-Dr. Torres.
Ponce. Febrero 27 de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Por tener que ausentarse su dueno, Sc
wende muy barato un hermoso piano verti-
.sal casi nuevo, de Ia afamada fabrica Erard
de Paris
Sc puede YER en- casa del Jefe de- 0. P.
don Francisco Lopez, Isabel %. 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Escarpins7 de charol, de dor6 lisos y
bordados, lie peso, diez, doce reales, y
dos pesos par, del n1mero p al 32, para
ninas, en- la casa de Piza Hermanos, Alto
cha 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
AL PUBLICO

Para conoeimiento general hago presente,
por medic de este anuncio, que no reconoz-
co mas recibos que los que So eneuentran
eu poder de don Ramon Cortada de don
Luis Rubert, por vaior de ciento cincuenta
pesos cada uno J hago dicha aclaraci6n por
haberseme extraviado cuatro recibos de (
5 l72 cada uno, que declare sin valor de
ninguna especie.
Ponce, Enero Il de 1s94.-Rqfael Toro
Qtaf0fes. go
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
FONOGRAFO EDISON

Ell que exhibian, exhiben aun, los seno
res Lugo Hidalgo en- algunos pueblos de
la isla, So vende con todos los accessories, y
con un repertoire extenso de poesias, pleas
musicales aires del pals, por la suma de
seis cientos pesos, moneda eorriente.
Irformes en- esta redscci6n 8 %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
LOS MAS AFAMADOS MEDICOS RECONOC
les meritos de Ia Emulsion de Scott.
Areeibo, Puerto Rico, Abril l9 de 1887.

les mer1tOS de IA Emulsion 90 scout
Arecibo Puerto Rico, Abril 10 de 1887.
81 e1periencia de agunos amos de prsctica medioa
puede tensr gun vaimento nadie extrsnara que en-
ala funde mis- sseveraciones cuando trats de erntr
ma opinion sobre medicamento que he usado con
sxtraordinsra frecuencia Me rehero Ia EMULSION de
SCOTT La perocta union de los compcnsntes el sgrada
bic que determine 10 bien conserva ieA-
srns Sc empleAndo sobre todo las inportants ss
indcaciones medicas que Hsna, son su neJory mas
segura garsnta.
Por esa raz6n aun las intermediates al psrecer
ineurables la tss las caquexas las escrot
las anemas e raqutsmo Ia debidad general Ia talts
le desHrro 10 mueres los ninos otra lsrsa
sers QUE seria prolific que esta sustain
aia vsrdaderos miagros que los enfsrnos cue
nor decrlo hAllsbsn las puertss de la muerte,
ss trAnsforman de pronto adqurendo fuerzas, robus
tsE color AnimAci6n, ssud, palabra. que acre
dit4 cAda ustciA de Ia fsmA del immense cr6dto
de que tan 1til preparation goza todo el mnndo
Doctor Rafael del TaEe
Mkdico titular de SanidAd Martina de Aresibo
fP Rico) Comendador ds Ia Real distnguda orden
Americans Isabel Ia Czt6ca de IA espahoa de Carlos
III de Ia civil Benefcenoia, de Is de merito MitaT
de SsgundA ClAse Sa. ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Mientras Sc perdona. Las faltas
solo nos parecen inexcusa bles cuando va no
amamos.-Mad. de Arc0nUiUc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

En- FL Listln Diario de Santo Domingo
leemos que don Manuel Gomez Crespo, ma
tural de Valladolid, ha renunciado su nacio-
nalidad espanola hacsndose ciudadano do
minicano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Cuanto mas Sc abstiene uno de las mule
res, Sc es mas perfecto.-S EEoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
UTUADO
VENTA DE UNA FIN CA

En- de Vvarriba vende cuerd geometrc
de cafe
La atraviesa el camino con1uce a Ponce
Tene buena habitacion de maquina amac@n
Para mas informes dirGirse a don Manuel Salcup
Inns Ponce Enero Ii de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

El mismo colega dice que Sc encuentra
detenido en- la carcel de Santo Domingo don
Felix Olivieri, hijo, natural de Juana- Diaz
Puerto Rico por aparecer con distintos
nombres On dos hoteles de aquella ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
Ell PRIMER DISCURSO

Dios mfo. quien 10 dijera!
verse padre, verse padre,
y sentirse de la patria
tlt4Stre representante
Encontrar todas las puertas
abiertas para que pase
Y poder en- ell Congreso
levantar un zipi- zape:
Poder decir: g; All, senores,
eeto va es intolerable !"
y hacer psusa unos momentos,
y beber aqua y limpiarse.
Poder yer en- las tribunas
las damas de rostro afable
decir gozosas; q Que joven,
que Joveu, y va tan .cafre F"
Poder so1tar del escano
sobre 81 asiento granate
los apuntes del discurso
con movimiento importante,
y volver q IN lado = otro
la faz pensativs y grave,
fngiendo que ALA en- la ments
SO libra 6ero combate,
y toser, toser de nuevo,
y por 1ltimo arrancarse
y otra vez clamar furioso
Esto va es intolerable ~
Llevar para decir ESQ
veinte minutes cabales,
y estar pendiente la Cdmar&
de 10 que oculto Sc trac
IN hombre tan distinguido,
un hombre de tanto alcance,
IN mfmico tan maestro,
un joven tan. badulaque.
q Intolerable, repito
prosigue hacienda desplsntes
J recogiendo el panuelo
para de nuevo tsrarle,-
porque es, senores, indigno,
indigno y hasta cobarde-..
lver como esta decaida
nuestra industria del tomato!
Marco Antonio di6 a Cleopatra
ese producto adorable,
de la mar entire las ondas
mecidos sobre la nave.
Los Templarios le comieron,
y los doses y penates
que ocuparou en- las festas
los triclinios deslumbrantes.
I'm las negras Catacumbas,
entire recuerdos de sangre,
ALI donde un miserere
zumba medroso en- las Haves,
al abrirse los sepulcros
a las turbas execrables,
Sc encontr6 ipasmo tremendo!
una mata de tomates.
lQue mas os dire, sen0res,
81 desde Iberia hasta Flandes,
81 desde 81 polo del Norte
al polo - de la otra parte,
el rojo fruto pasea
su bella y purpurea clamide,
no de otro modo, senores,
que de Hiram libres las naves
cruzaban, cargadas de orc,
el mar de la antigua Gades
(aplausos en- las tribunas,
entusiasmo en- los semblantes,
J el presidente bebiendose
la ristra de disparates.)
For tanto, iyo os encarezco
pongals fin a los afanes
de la drsdmStria tomatera,
que por momentos decael
He dicho.
Estalla de pronto
una ovacion delirante,
y candidate a ministro
es va el joven infamable.
Esto ocurre, sin que alguno
por el coyote le agarre.
y 10 pongs de patitas
en la mitad de la calIe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
RECORTES

Una m1jer 10 perdona todo menos que la
desprecien.- J. J Rousseau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Una jovsu enferma en- el Hospital de
Londres, dispar6 un tiro su m6dico Tu-
ret, disclpulo del doctor Charcot:
Lo curioso del suceso es, que la rnujer se
'efende en- los tibunales aparentando que
estaba bsjo la Influenza de un narcotico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
EN- Ell COLMADO
" LIS BALEHREs j"

de 4. IrlaS q ca Gale de AtOcha
Sc vende ell excelente vino de mesa CEPA
DE MACON.
Es ell mejor que con relacion So precio
SO detalla en- los mercados de la sa.
probandolo sc convenceran los incT edulos.
3 MI 8. Ponce, Octubre % de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
EtQUIEN LO SABEf

Entro en- cualquier cementerio
Y, seg1n los epitafos,
cada sepultura encierra
un virtuoso ciudadano.
Todos los que ALI reposan
fueron en- vida unos santos,
= 20, absorto, me pregunto:
/ donde entierrau a los malos
Eduardo QuiEek.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Al preoio de SO centavos cada cua-
derno sc suscribe la magnihca obra
de don Angel Segovia titulada: FigH-
ras y fgHrones, y el periodico La
UpsfracfoH ArttsficG.
Diciembre II de 1898. Inn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Don Juventino RosAs, el notable compo-
sitor mejicane, autor del celsbrado walls So
bre las olas, ha perdido la razon Sc en-
cuentra en- 81 maaicomio de Msjico.
Els una desgracia que pr;va al arts de un
compositor inspirado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18
CERVAN T ES
Centre general de pu6lscacaones

FRAILE HERMANOS Y C.
Ponce, Reine, p Capital. S, Jose, IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Ell conocido novelista ruso conde Leon
Tolstoi, prepara actualmente una novela en-
que trata de las cusstiones sociales de su
pals. Esta nueva novela sera sin duda, un
nuevo triunfo para el famo.o autor dc Ana
K0raasnG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-18

Dice un colsga extranjsro que un buque
de guerra inglss sigue las aguas del Aq*s-
daban, barco insurgente del Brasil, en- Ia
creencia de que sera probable un encuen-
tro entire Este los adquiridos por Peixoto
en- New York.