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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
ORDEN DE Ia PLAZA
DEL Dll 20 DE ElERO DE 1903
en- Ponce

La conducta Observable el dfa Is del actual
por ell soldado del Battalion CazadOre5 de
Ealladolid Lazaro Nicasio san Vicente, sal
vaudo con riesgo de su vida q una mujer que
Sc habia caido en IN pOzO, no solo es dIgno de
todo encomiO, sino de que sentimicntos tan
mobiles V humanitariOs, sean imitados por su6
companeros, siempre que sc presente OCCASION
para clio.
RasgoS de este gcnerO 40 necesitan co
mentarios demuestran una yez mas que ei
sollado eapa1ol, sobre las buenas cuaIida-
des que le adornan y que son de todos como
cidas, tiene la de que no solo al frente del
enemigo y en- defensa de su bandera sabe
derramar su generosa sangre, sino que, CO
mo sencillO ciudadanO, no yaclla en- arrostrar
su vida pOr salvar la de sus semejaGte5.
Al dar cuenta al Excmo. se1or Capi' an
General del Distrito del honroso proceder
del soldado Nicasio San Vicente, no puedo
menos de manifestarle cl buen efecto que
dicha acci6n ha causado on Ell vecindallO de
esta ciudad, al par que me cabe Ia satisfac-
ci0n de hacer pIiblico en- la Orden del dia el
nombre de dicho soldado para conocimient0y Y
satisfaction de los seflores Jefes y oticiales {
individuos Iodos del Battalion que tiene la
honra de perteneccr.
FL coJOl,eJ c0m1li0Rte lHiiitdF --SoTO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

Hast& IA ii on qua escrioinos 10 hay
n9tlcia ninguna que confrme los rumorc-
cue circulan sobfe 81 lqueo Dc Ia R9pdoiica
domiaicana V bonbard.o de 81 Capital.
Sc dIceu mgcbaS oOs&S, casi lnYerosi N -
les, qpe e~perdI1os Yer prontO destraldas
por informes direstos del pafs Yeclno
Aver hubo gtau ooncnrrencia en- el CIR
roatsei5 estab.eeiio en Ii tile d. "a Uu.oo,
IS Iuina 5 Ia d. Ia Victoria L, co0curtou-
cia era Atraordinar,A p'r3ne Ia g nte 50
disputa lo> puestos, dese&u 80 atvercI-se e1
aquellas vertjgnaas.s y"teFet45.
FL Cu5touNett tce Il. k.'eio, J IS natural.
porque prop 'rciCna al p1Ulgco aaa diver
sion barotA y alegfe.
Adelaato con el ito T,p2
Mariana meft0s 2 : 50 reune "A JuQta
genera ee socios ',3l ,b,nef para aoarl4r
en- defui'lya 81 sostieue 40 ga laotllu-
cion.
Il .ie 8sperarse que Il concurreHcia Io
reSulta tan eses5a como eu IA Janta ante
rior. que no pldo Eeoolyer nada por al
Il d. hGmero
De a. er;n45sdss n4as n.3isataz Que
atac6c l. humaDttad cen muoha freoz1encia
sou q ,.lla, il Usorqnitis, T. to- pertinaz
81 4e eral toias lar os ias II - sasp;rato
sraF.
is,lo hey re,ned;o tan e6.~l nara e''as
como 81 Jorobe del l}y .S,tafo9ss prersrado
por q! Isicdo. Gadea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
Ga IT era
Gle la Isl "A

Aver Y a2teayar. res3aeG;Vaiaento. tn-
vieron iDg8r On Il cssiu3 dt SIN S bastian
un bale de sociedad una velada lirico IL
terara.
Dasde Oabo roio los supjiean qpe pre-
Guntemos por QBa fnorir0 las adHana~ no
aGmian IA noneda ospaaaI4 Dc I~tb "a y
| los DENIS oano5 auC%ftnres i! - Alton
SO Nj
aamleo nu4,tra 5rat6 de pagqr 10 So
bemos Que cantidad Y no 80 . qut.o ,acibir
diche moueda.
Hay en- Puerto !.ioo aiguoa dispoaicion
vjgelte acerca dc est} nunfo
Dice Ia B1}apza que son garias las per
sonas que eli Ia capital acarician Ia idea de
formaF una socedad anooina para e>tahie-
car uua casa &c ncrcoria c5n abjeta de Yen
der los g 6leros 8 precios hmit4dps.
FL GoHelnador general SO ha ssryido dis
poner que las Au5oriisdes locales faclitrn
cuantns dato- antsceientes aolieite don
Jose Banoh para II form sc6u d i ..hrs que
pieBsa pnhlic.c con Fl nombre lie '.Dfect;-
ric Comercial 8 IudustrIaf' correspondence
al preseute ailo, contribuy yenao de esq nlado
al rneior resultado d. tan importante tra-
bajo.
Sc dice q1le sera nombvado nuevarneate
! administrator d. Il ts1aaua IL Il 9 ptt4l
q interrentor general del Estado don Is<i-
miiian0 Power. su-titly6nd.'l 'la en- 81 fopor-
taIte de4tino 81 s8aor ion K}car1s C1hei.s
al pueblo De Pe9uelas SO 10 ha ragado
autorizaci6n para instalar IN puesto t1a Ia
guardla civil.
Despu6< de mrodo naElar de- derrloo de
las murailas de II Capital, ahora resuita
qne no ha5ra tal cosa, y qae Las mnrallas
perInaaecoran en- pie, ahogando aqnelio5 Fe-
cnos,
segdn In eor~espondonciG q ministro de
Is Guerra ha niernlad3 mai 5obzo u pro
y9oto.
pjco III periodico is saoto 3 ,rnlago qne
en- Ssnanf vir8 IN indiyidEo natural Do
Puerto Rico cue cueptn 153 af1nS d8 adAd.
So llama Joaquin Herl3ndez, % rub}o
de estatu2a pequp1a.
Eaci6 Ell ag5o 17Et ost4 ~ ciego peco con
serya su cnnouimieat0
s. case el primera, naloias Ell ado 1853
enviud0 y voivl6 easarae 81 } { }3 "}F4 80
guDda mnjer TiTe all - ou colnpeni4.
Viyir as
Ii CAPTAIN dc L. Ro'eta. ta qro uaojan.os
cn otra noticia. fnueF1G Go yirt.elSs to6 Gu
! terrado en l. isIa IL CHbra.
| Sc llanat,a J,>6 B "a y era rauy est.Eo =
! do entire sus colnpanaros i. mar.
| E = nor 7on Mann7l Sara Soto. 5'1.z nm
| nie:pal q s ba1a Granda. pa1lis = r. dpa
| hoJ 81 lilo de Ia Aa,iencis rs \. .i"1.
] en n 2a,l+S cue Sa inco&ra contra & En5t {
,nursto 6e.ito prevaviae5a.
| Fl TribUua! i clara q1a eI hsohs Ie s1tos
! cCQS+ ifUV We II Il ftt3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
EelictQ


81 pt1ttle3 rag, sah5r:lat eli los autos de
juieio g.+Fsea. e-vli gQi'to5 en- este juzgado
lnr don 5taaae. Ro.x ! Santos contra Ia su-
cesi6u de dou f+eE6Dimo Oquenio, repre-
naut ssli por su yiuja ;iof1a Ramona FeBtu
ra. 50 coaco de i 35 81 moaeda corrieute
50 hs 6si=paestss, pr proVideucia de esta
cht. @asar i puUllca s1Oasta un cabalio
Il. 3 rs Quart Is cuasta De a.ztda, que
fue s=1Ibarg do d a onces'6n deu0ora, = ha
eiao t. ~, .,eIiois,Imept3 en- $ So asi como
,ti4a e>aa sIe nad~ras dei psis, teeilada de
yagge3 e.e 6 ul--rts d. frents por de
fruss3 lhs5rl ,da t;.aa hon 1 dicha suce8i6n.
Guy casa fl>s' ta>aGe poitsltlmeDte on ) 90
ino1e1t eo1rcafe, esta euclayaua Ell la
Inca &9tt -C!a que Ia raratida SUCCESSION po-
So eu Il b4:ro fie lellejaS. De este tern 10
lluai"-avl. 81 acto lie remato s. ha 5eIa-
;.d9 .,,'I. s1 ga % del actual las dos d.
IA 'a'1s. u -,s estralo5 .l4 e.ts jGzy.tdo, ad
,ir-2,sla agle 10 as!aDiton propos'clo
ITS ~ - e-t.a'. las to3 tereofas pafes
- {, tase go. asceadante 4 ll9 moreda
e9elts ss.a coI#iauacj6n on Ia mesa
Fl suti!ad igua' por 10
afe..5- ..-5-t9 ~! v4iOr 1le o;rve
~ ~ eelae-.s.
Ada -, E.eTa = J, 's05 n,n.ing5
tsrrer +. s.c.ataflo. :. .'9a24ia Figue
7of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

Una senorita israeita, que estaba sentads
en- un teatro al lado de un caballero de NAL
aspecto, empez6 fastidiarse de la opera
boste70.
Dispense listed, sehorita-le dice ell ca
balero o-crei que iba usted tragarme.
-Pierda usted cuidado-reSponde Ia jo-
yeT-soy iudia me esta prohibida la carne
de cerdo.
iQue diferencia hay entire ell anillo nup-
clal ell libro prohibidos
Que el hbro prohibdo Sc pone en- ell fndi.
ce y el anillo de boda on 81 anular.
Entire padres de familia
-iSabes que he sacado Ricardito del
colegiog
i; por sues
-Porque 81 professor de geometrfa es un
ser immoral y disipado.
SConlo es esoa
-tFigtrate que ha tenido la audacia de
preguntar mi hijo 10 que es una hori-
zontsl!
Gedeon y 5u hi ia:
Pap. Icomor manzanas es pecadof
NO, hija mia.
Entoaces ;como Adam Eva fueron
echados dol paraiso POI haber comido una
manZana?
-Porque la comieron antes de haber ile-
gado los postres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
|. Chard6n y Comp.

Sc HAGEN PRESTAMOS baios tipos deino6s aegdn
Muebe Caruaie cabaeras brlantes
prendas de vaor que pasen dc 300
SEVENDEN partiias de devarias marc as
De veiez 30. 10 so boaa garantizado
BRANDY france marca S. CHESTAND Y Ga Sc deaa 4
cts botela por GAIA & 50 30 precio de
SE VENDEN toda case de prendas obetos-
D. a3v Ponce, Diciembre 10 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
LAS DOS ALMAS

De un sepulcro en- honda grieta,
Sobre ell tallo Sc mecia
Una inoceute violeta,
Que en- su corola escOndia,
Pura, ell alma de un poeta.
Del mundo huyendo y su ruido,
LEGO con pasos inciertos
iIasta el sepulcro escondid,
ina Mia, entire los muertos,
y ilorar su amor perdido.
Al yer i la horecilla
Tn debl grito lanz6;
\ doblando la rodilla,
Triste ell perfume aspire
De su cOrola Sencilla.
Arturo, grande, imponente,
Bajaba entire mil celaieS
A morir en- Occidente,
\ enyuelta en- negrOs enca1es
La noche alzaba la frente.
Y aun la joven estrechaba
Con sus labios la violeta,
Que va mustia se doblaba,
Pues el alma del poeta
Su carcel abandonaba.
Cuando dc Aurora las puertas
Al nueyo sol So entreabrfan.
Entire las sombraS inciertas,
Junto al sepuicro SO Wan,
La flor y la joven muertas;
Que al tender Ia noche obscura.
Sobre la TERRA su velo,
Lley6Se la brisa pura
Las dos almas Hcia el cielo,
A gozar de su ventura.
Fernando Crzdis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
AL PUBIICO

Ell Alcoholado Rodriguez, PA
va, alcanza cada dia may8ces
exito, los humerosos oertIIicadoe
0 acreditan asl.
Pfdase Ell Ia Farmac;a Rodri-
yuez. PLAYA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

los suicidas han sido hombres, los meses
en- que han ocurrido, los de Mayo Julio, $
iaun hay poetas que cantan las alegrias de
la primavera,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
RECORTES

FL coraz6n humane SO fabrica 81 mismo
So yerdad, siempre multiple, siempre fugi-
two, sempre falso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
A VI MAGDALENA

rs Ia vida mar voluble
one ora tranquilo aparece,
ora Drama y Sc enfurece
del viento airado la voz.
rs como fruto engaf1oso
cnyo aspecto nos provoca,
mas del cual queda on la boca
clerto lejo de amargor.
Is q cielo que admiramos
de azul Y nacar vestido
mas que pronto ennegrecidO
rayos comienza lamar.
Es cual la flor coronado
que bajo dc hojas f-a2antes
las espinas penetrantes
sabe ocultarnos falaz.
Que para ii, beldad pura,
nunca ostente ell mar Juror,
nj haya Ell ell fruto amargura,
n on ell cielo rube obscura,
III oculta espina en- la for.
Tertrudis H6mez de Apellaneda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
e ST tafeta
Gle PorCs q

Para Mariana anunciamos un juicioso y
discreto articulo de- nuestro qaerido amigo
don Rafael Arrilaga. miembro importante
de la colectivdad autoBomista y iefo de las
logias masonicas de este pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

Una rosa caida en- el tango hace sonar en-
ell amor ell lodo son las circunstancias odio-
sas torpes de que el amor Sc contamina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
bSCUELl SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, De PONCE

y n
Gale de lG Villd fsttna 5
Contin6a alberta la matricula en
este Centro de Ensenanza.
Ademas de las asignaturas cores
pondientes al grado superior, las nj
mas one 10 deseen podran dedicarse
al estudio de la mdsica. dibujo &
idiomas bsjo la direction d profsso
res competAntes.
Ponce, Noviembre De 1894
La Professors.
3 vps. Francisco a. AIDA dc Loo1sa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

| Lo que hay de bueno en- ell hecho de mo-
rir es estar despu6s de la muerte, radical
| mente desocupado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
GRAN DEPOSITO
dt csLlsa<to y peseserfa d. jaime E@ltan
At0cE.G, g Ponce.
Atoc.G, 6 Ponce.

6 este antigua como acred!taao -ats
eisc. ME go Lay e0nstsaterasuts un elegau-
r ys=iaaisimo surtido do toda cis 90 ,.e
es.zado J Is todoa prsac.o.. que se 'renue-
" ulensnalmerte por los vaf ores direetos
F--.ste rarahssn ur co. plato sur.ido de
tsfa cssze de nsatsfiales para sspst.ros y
a-4aas1eroe, d-sles y oamisea rnailorqa.ras,
1as.sstaz ds vizjs + bacs4e 81 e.ioanos.
vsut- - zassF ! nj detail 3p :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

VA Sc encuentra defnitiyamente en- Pom
ce el seflor Negr6n Sanjurgo don Jose A. =
que fila en- est, cuiad 81 Residential
Is M elemento de cltltura que apreciaran
cuantOs traten al joven y Cistingnijo eacri
lus re las columuas de LA DEMOCRAosA.
Acepte el amigo periodista nuestra carl
nosa bien yenida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

El p1etnio mqyor De Ia Loteria provincial
cue Sc jug6 ell sabado, tue remitido de la
Capital Curazao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

Un tDsgnifo1 ilansbiq'se. nnevo, - 1oa-
le ones vsrtssosas r. - el eonpes.aezs~
El ore 10 inSerssa 6Jfieas 4 81 fua1a a.
Is sale ssl JoLe. lon io4e ! AIS.
pc-ss cczzt.. . lsees
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21
c. CH ES DE VIAJE
UNA CASA

S:vende, IN la calle de Isabel. Tiene
cuatro II ,bi.aciones. sala, eomedor y
lemas dependencies. Patio hermosi.
simo con algunoi a,boles.
En- es.a imprenta sc darAn im-
foTmes. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

Lu lluyia impidi3 anoche quo Ia to"ab0la
estuviese tan auinada como otras nochas.
Tampoco Ia retreta vi05e muy c0ncurrl:ia.
Creemos que en- la pr6xima noehe d. tom
6oiG terminals esta. pues va qnodan poeas
papeletas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

Desde ayor 80 halla en- e3ta ciudad acorn
pafIado de su Gistinguida esposa, nuestro
querido amigo don Jose de Nouyilas, exal-
calde de Ponce.
Ell amigo Nouvias sara destnado por
ahora q uno de los batallones de Ia Capital.
Saludamosle afectuOsamente, deseando
los esposos Nouvilas grata permaneucia Ell
esta ciudad, donde cuentan. con tantas Y
merecidas simpatias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

| Desprenderse de todas las ambiciones que
no puedeu ser satisfechas he ahf Ia ambi-
ci6n suprema de las almas fuertes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

l. ha sito .sdtnitida Ia raanaei4 a Ias
peotor de Ese1cIa INFERNO del Dsstrltc Sor-
te, don Jlan Naoho Moreno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

\ telegrafi-ta don Antont9 ato - u IA
cOpccddo ljeeDcia ppr u a6a par5 asnntos
prorios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

Dice La DorreSp SpoRdetscfa que el % de .os
corr i4en:as Sc dtra prinoipio los trabajos
t55nioos &c IA carretera que, partiendo de
& B.y&mo.i saudo por Comerio, vaya q
empalmar con Ia central entire Camuy Aibo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

Han ce5adc en- sus cargos don Dionisio
A'nr"y, alcalde de Camuy, y don Miguel
Pons, alcalde lie Mayaguez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-21

iemos tenilo 81 glsto de yor gu cats re-
dacciGn nucstro antiguo amigo 8l doctor
don Enrique Pria, que reside en- Maeicao +
que yiene pasar en- Ponce una corta TEN
porada.
L. saludamos afectuosamelte
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22
\ Vermont Creamery.

The St. Adams vt Messenger
gives a few figures in connection with
the Franklin County Creamery at that
place: figures which + simply enor-
nous During the year 1893. II, I35. Is3
pounds of milk were received and
made into |. p 1921 pounds of butter.
In 1894 the milk received weighed 10
40, DOS pounds, and 2.l24,316 pounds
of butter were made. This is an in
erase of 1920, 100 pounds of milk re-
ceived and 1856, 800 pounds of butter
made. These figures reduced to tons
that over 20, 426 tons of milk
were made into owe as tons of butter.
To carry this butter to market would
require a train of n~inety-fve cars.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22
SILVER COMBINE.
Mine Owners and East
ern Capitalists.
One Explanation of the Nfgor of the
Free Coinage Campaign-SiIver
Bullion Being Hoarded.

\ combination of Western mine
owners and their moneyed allies in
Philadelphia and New York is larry
ing between $50. 900. 900 and $50, 900. 900
of silver bullion. 1t has about SI0.-
600. 900 of its in the pool. and is
borrowing the rest in New York. Lon
don. San Francisco and other cities
where capital is available on silver
collateral. The pool a borrow on
silver close up to the public quota
lions. though it is not obliged t. do
so. having Il large surplus of its own.
but nevertheless finds the deal a costly
one. The interest and storage charges
are running at the rate of nearly
81. O00. 900, and they are getting larger.
for production has not stopped. and
the combination is making a market
for the output of the mines by taking
the bullion and storing it. The com
binatiOn is playing desperately and
courageously for Il splendid stake. If
it can force this Government into free
coinage it stands to make anywhere
from $50. 000. 900 to SO. OO0. 900. depend
ing on the time. the amount of bullion
it will have on hand and other circum-
stances and conditions now largely
speculative.
People have wondered at the persc-
verance and the force in the free silver
campaign. They have marveled at
the energy displayed by the apostles
of silver. their ability to cover terri
and the unfailing regularity with
which the leaders turn up during the
of the fight.
Most of the takers of note are poor
yet they travel in palace cars.
put up 1T the best hotels. take long
Jumps and are here. there and every
marShaling the forces. infusing
enthusiasm into the masses and keep
ing up interest by every known a%rtifice.
Now it is asserted that the sill
Ier combine is paying the bill.
The silver campaign is in
;pired by the silver conspirators.
md Is as business-likc an enterprise
Is eve was a wheat. pork or stock
1t is sordid from the ground
Up. but so ~cleverlv have the conspira-
kept themselves inthe background
hat the truth is only beginning to APP
Even now many of the details
IT lacking. but the main fact is
,nOwn.
The mass of silver bullion has been
by the combination under zoe
,er ounce. If the campaign now on
DOT IA be carried to a successful is
lie the holders hope to be able to I'M
DAD at 10 and above. BY keeping
Up the agitation they imagine that
two years they will secure such
as they need. either by in
agreement or by independ-
mt action by this country. L
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22
mot SEEKING IT,
What Cleveland says About a Third
Presidential Term.

n Cleveland says About a Third
Presidential Term.
NEW YORK. June IA special to
the World from Atlanta. Ga, says:
EX-Minister w. l.. Scruggs, who
represented the United States Govern
ment. first at Columbia and then at
Venezuela, and who is now the regu-
larly accredited legal representative
of Venezuela in this country. had IA
long talk recently with President
Cleveland on the Venezuela boundary
controversy.
1t is said he strongly urged the Pres
idcnt to make vigorous declaration
on the line of the Monroe Doctrine.
Col. Scrugg, is understood to have
suggested also that there was a prob
ability Of the people calling upon Mr..
Cleveland for Il third term.
But | am not seeking that. said
tn" President.
''Oh. yes. Mr.. President: | know
that" was the substance of Col.
Scruggs' reply.
But you know you we're not Il can
didate before and the people called
upon you, and they will probably do
the same thing again"
But am not seeking it," was all
the President had to say.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22
W hooping Cough.

There is no danger from iAis disease
when Chamberlain Cough Remedy is
freely given. 1t liqueties the tough
mucus and aids its eXpectoration. 1t
also lessons the severity and frequency
of pa"oXysms of coughing. and insures
"a speedy recovery. There is not the
least danger in giving the remedy to
children or babies. as it contains no
injurious substance. For sale by |.
Ben Miller.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22
The ..TariT Reform" Boom.

Wages. in some instances. are high
cr than they were in 1894. But they
are far below the wages OF 1891 and
and 1892. All over the country there
have been strikes for the purpose of
securing even the wages of 1873. The
volume of business has increased over
that of 1894. but it is only 50 per cent.
of that of three years ago. Business
failures in the last few weeks have
been over 600. against less than 500
in the corresponding period of 1892,
and this. too, in spite of the fact that
the weaker firms went under long ago
Exports have decreased. although the
markets of the world are open to us.
We have been selling bonds instead
of rcdeeming them, as we did under a
Protective Tariff.
So much for the business boom
which has come through Tariff Re-
form-the boom which has come
through tariff Reform, but which,
strange to say, did not reach US until
the party of Protection had again
been swept into power and had been
placed in ncontrol of the legisla-
tive branch of the Government.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22

In Judge Wears interview in the
Republic he refers to the charge that
a deal had been entered INTO between
himself and Clardy. by which the lat
ter was to run off the Iron Mountain
Railroad witness against the Judges
son in consideration of favorable ac-
ton by the court in the r~eceivership.
This is interesting, Judge. Please tea
up and tell us more about it.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22

EX~-Secretary Whitney says he is
not and will not be a presidential cam
didate. but that he will be on hand in
the Democratic national convention if
there must be a fight forsOund money.
There will be a fight-that is a. cer-
tain as any future event a be; and if
the free silver Democrats are not al
lowed to dictate the platform and the
candidate. there will be a split. Mr..
Whitney.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22
FOR FREE SILVER.
Majority of Democratic County
Chairmen Sign the Farris Gail.

Majority Of Democratic County
Chairmen Sign the Farris Gail.
LEBANON. Mo-, June 10. Chairman
Jno. w. Farris of the Laclede County
Democratic Central Committee leaves
for St. Louis tonight on invitation
for a conference with certain county
chairmen and other leading Democrats
of the State. He will then submit to
Chairman Maffit of the State Central
Committee the list of counties that
have now Joined in the demand for Il
State convention. and again request
the State committee to call i cOnvrn-
ton on this overwhelming expression
of the party.
More than a majority of tn. Chair
men of Democratic committees in III.
III counties in the Stat" have cN-
pressed themselves through their
county committees for Il convention.
The majority must rule and the con-
vcntion will o lie held.
Mr.. Farris will present this evidence
of the expressed wish of the party in Il
majority of counties of the State. and
it is hardly probable that the State
Committee can or will ignore this de
mand of the party. The only alterna-
tive in hat event would be the issu-
ance of a call for a State Convention
by the county chairmen under the di-
rectiOn and instructions of the people.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22
He WAS HUNGRY.
And Tried to Break Into krueger's
Butcher shop.

Anu lEleu 10 DTedh INTO hTue8eT >
Butcher shop.
At about eight o'clock Sunday night
stranger was discovered trying to
break into Krueger's butcher shop.
y lady who saw him told August
Lang. who has a shoe shop next door
to the butcher shop. Mr.. Lang went
through his shop to the back door and
asked the fellow what he wanted. He
answered that he was hungry and
wanted something to eat. Mr.. Lang
went off and told the night Waterman
what was going on. The Waterman
went to the butcher shop but the man
had left. The Waterman found the
hatchet the hungry man had been try
ing to pry the door open with, but
the man was not to be found.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22
How Unpleasant

it is to see a beautiful child's face dis
figured with vile humors, bursting
through the skin in pimples, blotches,
and sores, and sadder still. when the
young and innocent are laughed at and
twitted in all such cases. Parents
should give them that good and pure
emedy, Sulpher Bitters, which will
search and drive out of the blood
every particle of humor.-Health Ga
zette.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-06-22

TO prepare for the Nicholson law.
which goes into effect within Il few
days in Indiana, saloon-keepers are
taking out their screens, so that the
entire interior of every saloon may he
seen from the street. Next thing we
shall hear of some fellow opening an
upstairs saloOn-which would he
mighty popular with those citizens
who sneak" their drinks.