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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-04
TEMPERANCE NOTES.

We believe the saloon interests OF South Da-
kota made u great mistake In pushing the ran
vass far resubmission last winter. More activ-
ity for law enforcement has been exhibited lat
ely than for y long time before.
Recently Mayor Stutenroth and City Attorney
Grove Of WATERFOWL were indicted by the grand
jury. The indictments charge the officers with
had agreed with certain saloon keepers that
they should pay = monthly Zine" Into the police
court. NJ y consideration for permitting a viola
men were elected and took solemn oath to en-
force certain laws In the interests Of the people.
That they should presume to conspire with
other kind. is an Offense for which there Is no
For months u has been apparent that the but.
taken ~ the grand jury ut WxtertOwn. The
letal steps have been taken to 90 before the STU
prelne court IT our state with the question Of in
81 municipalities. This case goes up from yssnk.
ton county. IL does not require great legal tai
ent I'd understand that the abuse Of authority 80
largely practiced In Dakota y must cease, or
we mist confess ourselves Nlrlft upon q sea 81
anarchy.
Not long since there WAS held In Mitchell q
session OF the executive committee Of the state
prohibition union. The object OF this O~rganiza-
- ~. r 70 unity ~ ha ne e asm ccmsncs scs,ne' IN
stead Of each acting independently Of ali the rest
Il Is expected that e,ch shalt fall into line like
the divisions Ut u great army, and join the march
to Victory. President >. +. Hnntley Of Wesstng-
ton Springs Il II take the field at an early date
and organize the counties for aggressive work.
vreatesl Of mll temperance arguments. AttOr-
news have Been retained for the work Of prose-
cufl0ns, and we look for grand results. All feel
felniN Tor the shameful determination N many
officers to betray the people and shield those
| who violate the prohlhttory law. No doubt many
syms way, though proof III this guilt may he
hard to make. A. &c
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Largest stock, lowest prices and
latest styles. s. g. THORNTON.

A horse kicked H. s. Shafer, Of the
Freemyer House, Middlcburg, N. Y,
on the knee which laid him up in bed
stiff. A friend recommended him to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which
he did; and In two days was able to be
around. Mr.. Shafer has recommended
1t to many Others and says It Is excel
lent for any kind or q bruise or sprain.
its cures Of rheumatism. For sale by
DR.. w. J. Comfy Druggist.
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The Railroad Situation.

According tn the NTH statistical report u the
Interstate Commerce commission. the amount Ol
railroad stock paying no dividends In 1892 was
s. ,SOs, 4Os, $50 or COS per cent 0f the total amount
Of railroad stock issued. This Is about equal to
the total value ~ all the farm products, bread
the United states to Europe during the past ten
years. In addition r. this, &ss7, 1910 or l5.hG
per cent 81 the whole amount Of funded debt,
ut is iIdite to suppose that anything like this
vast amount Of stuck represents WATER
1t is also learned from foor's Manual that the
l.6s per cent. Assuming for the sake Of argument
that. 20 per cent If the stock represents water
(which It does nOt.) the dividends would only
According e,sae * to the same authority the dividends
and interest on railroad stock. bonds amt debt
for 1892 average S.0i per cent, There Is hardly
hazard that does not pay from s TO- Z per cent
and upward ON It's capital. The stock columns in
the daily newspapers present III themselves the
most accute veritca1iOn IT the foregoing figures
more than 20 per cent OF the quotations are
The railroads Ut the United States have AN
average concludes the costly construction Of the
mountain railroads east and west. One Of the
largest railroads In the western states is capital
mile. and on Che capitalization It has paid iier
cent per annum without interMissiOn. Accord
Ing to the Englisn capitalization and English
rites rites. Of I. sarrll, IS: f tue r - . ! .sn g u ~. y u el cent
per annum. low rates and sparseneSs Of pbpAt-
latton In America prevents the earning "f a
The gross passenger earnings for 1882 were
&.Ds, 557 .47G; freight $slG, I'D, 7s6. Assuming the
population Of the United states t. be 10 round
numbers g Guy, this would show taat inc
annum was $l.5l freight $i2.5G total 81. "
FOOr's Manual shows that for 1897 the percent
aye. of operating expenses t. earnings was :0e4
uf the gross revenue Is expended In operating
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-04
Duoklsa's ArnIoa Salvs.

The best salve In the world for outs
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever.
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill.
blains, corns and all akin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, Or no pay
required. Il is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, u money re.
funded. Price as cents per box. For
sale by DR.. J. s. Talcotk
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-04
MARRIED..

HOFFMAN-BEsr Married at the residence Of
Mrs. A. +. kOnne. on July :: 1896. At 1:X p. IN:
. Y k fS;n I. and nj S Miss E, All se Ma ~ ye aa"mi'an Oh
The few lines in the above announce
ment will furnish a surprise to many
Of our readers, and q welcome one be-
sides.
The marriage took place in this city
1T the residence Of the grOOm's sister,
with only q few friends and relatives
present. The bride looked exception
ally lovely In her wedding dress, and
beside her handsome husband they
formed u picture which drew out the
compliments and congratulations of all.
After the ceremony, which was per-
formed in II very impressive manner by
the Rev. Mr.. CofIey, an elegant we'd
ding supper was served.
The groom WAS born in Elk Point
twenty-three years ago, and has spent
the major portion of his life here with
US. For several months he mas been
the foreman OF The COURIER Office, and
has shown by his industry, persever-
auce aud integrity that he is In every
way worthy Of the respect and regard
of all. The bride 10 one of VermilliOn's
handsome young ladies. She ia an ac-
tive member Of the Baptist church Of
that place and has gained by her lady
like conduct the honor that is due her.
The young couple start out in life with
excellent prospects,. Possessed with
good health, u good name, sound sense
and O bOundless quantity OF energy,
THE COURIER predicts for Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoffman a successful and happy
journey through life. At present they
are residing with the groom's parents.
they will start out in housekeeping for
themselves.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-04

After sickness Of any kind, complete
and speedy recovery is insured by the
use Of Ayers S~asaparilla. 1t expels all
d~isease-germs which may be lurking ia
the system, and restores tene and
efficiency To every organ Of the body.
1t Is the best summer medicine.
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1t pays to have the best. Remember,
Ayers S~asaparilla is the stanpard
blood. purifier.
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Dated at Elk Point, S. d., July S, 1895
FOR SALE

One Of the best business locations
In Elk Point. Store and living rooms,
good lot and well. A good bargain
and easy payment.
32-tf NJ. e. SIMMONS & Co.
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W. H. Nelson, who is In the drug
business ut Kingville, Mo-, has much
confidence in C~hambeiain's COiic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy tina he
warrants every bottle and offers to
refund the money to every customer
who is not satisfied after using 1t. MI.
Nelson takes no risk In doing THO
because the Remedy Is a certain cure
for the diseases for which 1t Is intended
and he knows it. 1t is for sale by DR..
J.. w. Comic Druggist.
P. Il. Kelley has the exclusive agen-
cy for StOckwell's Leaf-the best
nickel cigar in America.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-07-04

35 pounds Extra Fancy Flour
in exchange for one bushel OF
wheat at Cribs mill.
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A Q Walter A. Wood SIT mower
for sale for o38. NJ. HOFFMAN.
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The Races.

The grand stand was packed like sar-
dimes, and although the dust was disa-
greeable to a certain extent, yet the
enjoyment of the crowd q perfect,
and the cheers and yells were in perfect
keeping with the day. Starter Nash
OF Sioux Falls performed the functions
OF his dositiOn with that aplOmb known
only to the most accomplished diplO-
mats. The time keepers we're George
II, Freeman of Elk Point, James Hart
Of Vermillion and Jim Steckman OF this
place. The judges-all elegant gentle
man of excellent mental equipOse, and
thorough-going in their wOrk-were
Harry Lamar Of H~awarden. H: f:
Parker of Richland and H. c. Curtis OF
Madison. On the second day w. D.
Russell of YanktOn Officiated in the
place Of Curtis, he having been called
away on urgent business.
EIRc1s nav
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home after a lingering illness OF q few
weeks. The deceased was q magnin'
cent specimen OF manhood, Of sturdy
honor and rugged integrity He was
a a Of age, and had lived In this
county thirty. one years. The funeral
took place on last Monday from the
homestead the attendance being very
large. The burial occurred 1T st.
paul Lutheran church. There were Few
mar in the county that possessed 90
generally the good will and respect,
40 large q number. He was an excep-
tionnliy kind hearted man and his loss
will be sorely felt. He leaves three
IONS to mourn his loss and to them We
extend our sympathy
n NJ. Dickerson, the fruit farmer
near Richland, brought In q box OF
r~asnberries, which for size. beauty and
taste could not be beaten anywhere.
1'hey were simply ft for gods. and .
noor country editor felt out Of place as
h. crunched them with . kings de-
iioht. MIR. Dickerson has the finest
fruit farm In the county. He reports
| sixtv-iye apple trees heavily laden
Nth apples. His grapes will moi bear
much this year, tho frost having got In
;,s york. He has $50 plum trees laden
81 the ounwhsles. The currants have
n yarv heavy yield. Raspberries my
iioht. and the blackberries equally so
having suffered somewhat on account
n iacf OF snow during the winter. Al
Tor 0noeeberries there Was never . big
oar crop Mr.. Dickereon 10 Q thor
enchly practical fruit farmer, and HI
success Il gratifying to everyone inter
ested 10 the Development OF the coun
try.
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HOFFMAN-BEsT Married at the residence Of
Mrs. A. T.. Rome. on july 3. 1896. at 7:SD p. m.
by Rev. Il. NJ. COftey, Mr.. Walter HOFFMAN OF
Eli Point and Miss Ella Best Ut NermtlliOn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-26
Los antrascrgtos msdac0s cayujanos
CON ejeycat;ao en- esta caudael,

Cartificsn: one han comnrobado ya en- la
practica etcial. va la particular, durantt
Ia epidema variolosa reinante On esta ciu
dad. Ia ofi"acia incontestable dol virus
vscnro proc@darte del 1nstituto de Vaeu
naci6p de- don Santiago Seijo instalado On
raci. bal su direction. Diriase que di
cho sehcr Seijo desruAs de un concieuzudo
detenido estudio ha conseguido perfec
cionar ell nive de- los Institutes Europeos
de AMI fndole. Al c1llfiyo de sqr@l virus pro-
Elactico de la viruala hssta al extreme ed
poder asegorar y afrmar los que suscriben,
one en- esta poblaci6n ma prodncido tan fe-'
lcea resultados ha obtenido tan lisonje q,
atisfactorio briliante exito, que SO han
conseguido con su empleo y propagation el
exterminio de la viruela que aterrorizaba
diAzmaba esta poblaci6n desde hace diez y
ocho meses. No vacilando por ende los in
frascritos en- publican tan solo por me-
dio de la presente sino Iue tambien por la
prensa periodical del pats ser n~cesario-
que la linfa vacuna extraida de la ternera
del precitado Institute superior y prete-
rble todas las demks usadas en- Ia isla, in
cluso la de I,ondres, que estadfstica ~,ante
ha .lado mejor mas resultado hasta al ex
tremo de- haber conseguido la pssstuLacaon
pacs,saI en- un noventa por ciento. para
que conste valga do:.de convenir pudiere
don Santiago Seijo espido la presente en
Ponce & II de Mayo de 1889 DR.. Ba'tasar
laigueg Corchado-Dr. ReUer6n-Dr.
Pagans DR.. CorOxas Vidal RIOS DR.
Ehseo Font y Gsasllot DR.. Juan Igles'as--
DR.. M. Ze'so Ga'sdta Casansro = del
Yale.
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Ell PROGRESO
CENTRIC DE PUBLICACIONES
taller de encuadernacion
DE- FRANCISCO TURULL

Hago saber los constantes suscrtores
que honrran esta casa CON sus nombres, y
al p6blico en- general, que desde esta fecha
cesa, por convenir asf los intereses buen
OGDEN de la mistaa, ajeute que 10 era en- la
ciudad de Ponce su demsrcaci6n don
Juan Menehaea Lugo, sustituyeadola en-
su lugar ell active inteligente en el rame
don Juan Bautista Rodriguez Ramirez,
con quien podran entenderse los senoree
suscritores, por 81 tieuen que hacsr aiguna
reclamation, y al mismo tempo pedir las
obras q que tengan por conveniente suscri-
birse en- 10 sucesivo.
Meyag iez % de Noviembre de 1894.
FRANCISCO IurAl
NOTA La nueva agencia queda estable-
cida Gu Ponce en- la calleSde Mendcz Vigo
numero %
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La DemOcracia
I I I
AL yer de esta mauera

Al yer de esta mauera
Trocado ell cursO de mi vida entera
En- un suefio tan breve,
De pronto Sc qued6, de negro que era,
Mi cabello mas blanco que la nieve.
De dolor traspasado
Por la mas grande herida
Que un corazon jamas ha dfstrozado
En- la inmensa batalla de la vida
Ahogado de tristeza,
la anciana busque desesperado;
Mas fue esperanza vana,
Pues, 10 mismo que an ciego deSlumbrado
Nj pude yer la anciana,
Nj respirar del aire la pureza,
Por mas que abrf Glen veces la ventana
DecididO tirarme de eabeZa
Cuando pOr fin sintiendome agobiado
De mi desdicha al peso,
encerrado en- Ell coche, maldecia
Como 81 fuese en- ell inferno preso,
Al af1o de venir, dia ,,or dia,
Con mi grande inqnietud y POGO seso,
Sin alma como ir it'll mercanc5a,
Me volyi6 hasta P..ris ell tren expresO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-26

Como en- cosas de amar yo 10 sc todo,
Sc blen que en- esta vida
Jamas sera perdida
La que cierre ell dido piedra lodo
/ FL dido, ell oido Ahi Sc esconde
FL gran traidor que al corazon entrega;
Ell es La senda criminal por donde
Desde fuera ell amor al alma llega.
Por Ell arrobadores los sonidos
En ardlente emocion, en- dulce calma,
Despues de electrizarnos los sentidos,
Arrastran los sentidos hasta ell alma
por Ell, en- amante devaneo,
Desde ell salto de Leucade, ell deseo
Sc arrola al mar para templar sus penas
Escuchando ell ''iven, venl'' que es ell gol 20
Con que Safo llamaron las Sirenas
iCierra, cierra el dido,
ten pOr cosa cierta
Que es del amor el tentador sentido,
que slempre la voz de un ser queriio
Abre nuestra alma la TRACTION la puertal
Carmep, perdon! Mi confusion es tauta,
Que va divide mi tema.
Dime otra vez: isera siempre un problema
Saber 81 llora un pajaro que cantag
Y aunque es 10 mas sencilo
Ell pensar que ese tierno paiarillo
En- medic de su risa de su lloro
Cantara eternamente ell estribillo
De la eterna cancion del : 20 tie adoro''
Lo clertO es que su canto
TIE vuelve mas festiva;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-26

De5Os ojoS que me han vlsto
.1c1 rOStro veran de otra ninguial
60 81 aquella mujer de aquella historic
Vuelve formar de nuevO vueStro encanto,
Aunque os anne, gemid en- mi memorial
70 os hubiera tambi6n amado tantoi -.
90 Mas tai vez ALA arriba nos veremos,
Despues de esta existencia pasajera,
Cusndo los dos, como en- el Il en- lleguemos
De nuestra vida la estacon postrera.
"Ya me siento morir!. Ell cielo os guarded
Cuidad, siempre que nazca muera ell dia,
De mirar al luOero de la tarde,
Esa estrella que siempre ha sido mia.
'.Pues yo desde ella os estare miranda,
como ell bien con la virtud sc labra,
Para VERNE mejor, yo hare rezando
One Dios de par en- par ell cielo os abra.
''lNunca olvideis d esta nfelZ amante
Que Os cita, cuando os deja, para ell cielOi
Isl es verdad que me amasteis un instante,
Lorad porque ESQ sirve de consuelo! -. ;.
''lOh Padre de las almas pecadorasl
conceded ell perdon al alma mfai
iAm6 mucho Sefior, muchas hOraS
Mas sufri por mas tempo todavia!
''lAdios, adiosl Como hablo delirando
No sc decir 10 que deciros quierol
lYo solo Sc de mi que estoy llorando.
Que sufro, que os amaba, que me mueror'-
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| | |

ST. como todos yemos,
La Musiea despierta los sonidos
Que desde ell dia mismo en- que nacemos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-26

Sc disipa en- ell viento
Lo que en- ell viento por amor viva:
ildeas, armonfas, sentimiento.
Flores, mdsicas, luz y poesial
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Estan en- nuestro espfritu dormidos,

EStan en- nuestro eSplrltu dorm1dOS,
Tambien probarte intento
Que Sc lleva la mLisica la palma
En- las artes que anima Ell sentimiento;
Que asf como ell estilo es ell talento,
Ell metal de la voz es toda ell alma.
Ella es la musa que Ell amor provoca,
Pues buscando un esclavo, 6 acaso un dueflo,
Todo ell que canta, toca,
ST no anna en- realidad, anna algin suefio
Porque su magia es tanta
Que, aunqae eres nina adn, va habras sentido
Que, envuelto en- ell sonido,
Hasta 10 amargo del dolor encanta:
que la misma senectud que mira
Que cada nota una esperanza encierra,
Con inutil ardor anna suspira,
Como alma juvenil que, ardiendo en- ira,
En- oyendo un clarin CORE la guerra
Responds que 10 crees, ibendita seas.
Pues entonces tambien fuerza es que creas
Que, Segdn nuestras mismas sensaciones,
Cual los hechos inns genes de ideas,
Son las notas pedazos de pasiones
Y que con fuerza virtual vibrando,
a la vida excitando,
Por ell espacio va cada gorjeo
Como una vaga tentacion volando;
\ Gamma, Y Gamma, murmurando
'jLevantate, y animated" al deseO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-26

,que es elGmismo amor? Una ammonia
Que hoy Sc canta y que ell aire Sc la lleva;
Y que luego, manana 6 ell otro dia,
Con nuevo ardor la misma melodia
La vuelve repetir otra vez nueva;
asi, en- curse variable,
Cuando mace, Sc espacia, Sc disuelve,
Y, en- giro interminable,
Lo que del aire viene al aire vuelve.
Y en- raudo movimiento,
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Buena adquisiCi0n.

Sc re,aste, CON 6Ienas condolences, la ndqns-
aa pertscal para naOler cana de la Hacsend-
Dest;uo, en- Santa Isabel, de % cabaIlos dt
fuerza, en- wsagn.fco estadO cOrrie,ste, con al
gsI,sas psesas de rep,4esto, COMO q1.e estd ha
cie,sdO actssalmente el cosechO p,seie usrselt
jsI,csOssar En- 81. case, Sc e,stregdrt en- julio
pr6rinao, en- qsse debc nsoptarse 0tra de mayor
pote'scia. DisigiSss a! qsse s4scrs6e. Ponce
FebserO II de 1894. 4.-FRANOISOO PARA
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Aguiar, Siragusa s. Ca.

Ia ba los peddos e hagan de pap obres bro
blanco oda case de aculos deescritorio Se remen
muestras soicitud"
6m San Juan, P. R, Febrero . de lssy
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POEMA In TRES CANTOS
CANTO TERCERO

Conclusion
&C Cuando lleve esta carta vuestro dido
Ell eco de mi amor y mis- dolores,
Ell cuerpo en- que mi espfritu ha vivido
va durmiendo estara bajo unas flores.
Z" Por no dar fin la ventura mia,
La escribo larga . casi interminable
mi agonia es la barbara agonfa
Del que quiere evitar 10 ineyitablel
e Hundiendose al morir sobre mi frente
Ell palacio ideal de mi quimera,
De todo mi pasado, solamente
Esta pena que os doy borrar quisiera.
= Ne reveIo morir, pero es precise
lei triste vive, y ell dichoso muere.
Cuando quise morir, Dios no 10 quiso;
Hoy que quiero vivir, Dios no 10 quit re!
- Os amo, ST! Dejadme que habladora
Me repita esta voz tan repetida;
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SALON BARBERIA
JOSE RAMIREZ COAMO

En- ell punto mas c4ntrico de Ia poblsci6n,
plaza principal, esta barberfa estA montada
CON todas las comodidados apetecibles, fin
de que ell p6blico no sche de menos la
prontitud ell buen servi 80. Por el sitio
que ocupa, puede ser un lugar de- reunion
muy po@tico y agradable.
Ponce, 18 de Dbre. de 1894 3 m. a.
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Giran cortA vista sobre Espana lslas
adyacentes.
Giran sore las plazas pr;ncipales de
Francia, Inglaterra, Alemania, Austria,
Belgica, Holanda, Italia, Portugal, Suiza
Y Africa (Marruecos) sobre NewY
Mavo ia Aa lS4l
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
ING ENIERO
Ponce, PueYto-R ico

Representante de los sefiores Manlove
AlIiot Il CO, ngenieros manufactureros y
es pecialistas en toda clase do maquinar;ss
para hae-ndas de- cana y la fabrication de
azticar.
PfdansA infnrmas .T.4ls0 d. 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-26

iAyl sPor que ries cuando yo me quejO?
Es para mi alma un insondable abismo
Ell que haga un ruiseilor un tempo mismO
Reir un niflo y sollozar un viejo!
Y es que, seguramente,
La Mlisica es un hada complaciente
De nuestra dicha amiga,
Que dice solamente
Lo que quiere nuestra alma que nos olga.
Por ESQ., al lisonjear su melodia
Con mas fe al corazon que la cabeza,
Dando al triste tristeza,
Aumenta del contento la algeria;
Y por ESQ, al oirla, convertimOs
La fria realidad en- ilusiones;
Pues al Tecuerdo de sus buenos dias,
Ponen en- cuanto oimos
Los ojos de nuestra alma sus visiones,
Nuestro dido interior sus armonias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-26
LA MUSIC 4
POEMA EN- UN CANTO

Responde Carmencita encantadora:
I'm pajaro que canta, srie llora?
Lo digo. porque oyendo la dulzura
Del ruise1or que canta en- la espeshra,
TIL sonrles, tn hermana Sc divierte,
tn madre os mira a entrambas con encanto;
Y pensamos al son de un mismo canto,
Tu padre en- yuestro amor, yo en- la muerte.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-05

tion which they deserved. He thought
members should be given an opportu-
nifty to look into it before they voted.
Senator Tillman said the committee
can't be accused of being illiberal in
giving every one chance to speak
and he announced his intention to call
the previous question tomorrow some
time, and he asked that all members
who have q plan or any amendments
or substitutes to offer, to offer them to-
night 80 that they could be printed.
Mr.. w. ID. Evans said he didn't think
the chairman ought to call the previ-
GUS question. This was most impor-
tant question and debate should not
be limited. The people of the State
as we'll as members of the convention
would demand that this subject should
be debated as fully and as freely as
other subjects.
Senator Tillman replied that it was
not his intention to cut off debate, but
to facilitate matters and keep the plan
from being fought from unexpected
quarters and keep the debate up
week or more.