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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20
CYCLONES RAVAGES.
Thirty Buildings Wrecked and
Church Dumped Bottom lin.

GREEN BAY, Wis. Sept. 1s.-News
reached here today that a terrific cy-
clone swept over Dorr county, pen
insular, yesterday. demolishing fully
thirty buildings. At Clay Bank the
large Shiloh church was twisted fron~,
the foundation, lifted bodily into .
air and dumped bottom ND.
twenty miles the cyclone cut a E
through timber and across
leyeling everything. No one was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20
CRASHING THEIR GUMS.
English Papers Once Again show
Their Hatred of America and


Americans.
LONDON. Sept. 19.-The Yachtsman
in its issue today prints a bitter article
on the subject of the Defender-va1-
kyrie fiasco, in the course of which it
says:
1.-The New York Yacht club may be
congratulated on retaining its thrice
it not been for Lord Dunraven the
Americas cup would never have
emerged from its dishonored obscuritv.
into which it has been plunged by the
Thistle and Volunteer matches. Every
BRUSH yachtsman will approve Of
Lord Dunraven's conduct"
The Yachting World says it will be
an intrepid man, who after the ex-
perience of Lord DunraYen. shall
again challenge for the Americas Gun.
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CALLED HOME.
Judge Young.
prevail.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Sept. 49,
Judge W. C. Young, aged 50 years, and
one of the most wealthy citizens here,
died at his residence in this city at
o'clock this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20
SILVER ABOVE
ALL PARTIES.
Resolutions Formulated by the
Executive Committee.
A NATIONAL CONVENTION.
A PLATFORM TO HAVE BIT A
SINGLE PLANK.

IL VIII Provide For the Restoration
of Silver to Its Original Place of
the Currency of Our Country,
Without Waiting the Action Of
Any Other Nation on Earth-The
Position of the BimetaIIic Union.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20
THE w He Ell

NAPA, Cal, Sept. 1s.-Walter Foster
today rode a half mile paced by
tandem, in so As seconds, a new
worlds record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20
Doyvager Princess of Battenberg.

DARMSTADT, Sept. 19.-The dowag-
err Princess of Battenberg, whose son,
Prince Henry of Battenberg, is the hus-
band of Queen Victoria's youngest
daughter, princess Beatrice) is dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20
Tha lake HERALD FRIDAY. sEPTEMBER TO- 1895.

back here and put to work in the
mines. The negroes have been in the
care of the government several months
and are half crazy to get back to Ala
bama
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

WASt11N(IION.-Th true amount of
the gold reserve at the close of business
today was S95, 94S,S77.
WASHINGTON.-The treasury depart
ment is advised of the deposit of 500 600
IN gold in exchange for currency by the
National Bank CT Commerce of St. Louis
through its New York correspondent.
", WAsHINGToN--Acting Secretary HAM
IN ~ today sent A telegram informing the
gu negroes quarantined at Eagle Pass.
Tex, that the government has no appro-
pr1ation from which could be paid their
wAsHINGToN.-Pas Assistant Sur
geon Arnold at present on duty on the
p aEdraa at Foo 90 Chow China, has been
China and the cholera in Japan.
,WAsHINGTON.--The comptroller Of
he pD currency es Y today appointed Mr.. Robert
OF the Kearney National Bank of Kear-
ney, .Neb:, which suspended payment on
the 18th inst.
MORRIS, Ill.-The will by which over
$4,000 was conveyed in the estate of the
late Marie Kennedy to Father Meehan,
has been broken by verdict in the cir
cult court, the evidence indicated frau1
on Mehans part. y new trial has been
prayed for.
~ SAY M FIR 5:!, Oceanic steam
via Honolulu but she refused to take
freight or passengers for Honolulu on
account of cholera there. The United
States mails were taken. however.
CHICAGO.-Because of business trouble
Frederick G. Wood, business manager of
a paper devoted to the interest Of a dry
He was an Englishman and his parents,
who are wealthy, reside in London.
SALINA, Kan.-Mayor J. T. Yaward,
charged with misconduct in office. The
mayor recently removed L. NJ. futile. an
old soldier, from the police force. and for
this was arrested under the state statute
making this action official misconduct.
SAN. FRANC!SCO.-A sensational story
vas current TO-DAY. concerning a prisoner
in the the county jail who was said to be
Durrant who is also in Jail, while his
trial is in progress for the murder of
blanche Lamont. The officials Of the
iafl say that there is no truth in the
story.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA Key West
filibusterers captured by the Cutter Win
cna, on Wednesday, was heard bv United
States Commissioner Otto this morning
The testimony of the Cubans was to the
effect that they were on pleasure out
ing. After listening to the Testimony
Commissioner Otto discharged the c1n
bans as nothing whatever could he proved
against them.
WICHITA. KAMA special to the Eagle
tonight says that the creditors of the
First State Bank of Perry. o. r., which
failed a few days ago, have attached
the court house of that county, claiming
it as part of the. property of the Richard
connected with the bank. The court
house was built by the Richardson's on
a contract which still leaves it in their
possession. It is said warrants are out
for nearly everybody connected with the
bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20
THE RING.

AUSTIN, Tex. Sept. 19.-The assertion
of Governor Culberson on the prize fight
opinion of Judge, Hurt, that a full bench
should determine the matter and thus
determine the law, and whatever il u.s.
it will be enforced" is construed by
some here as showing q weakness on his
part, but this is not true. 1t is believed
the law against disturbing the peace and
unlawful assemblies relied upon by Gov
ernor Ross are sufficient, and Governor
lieved he will have Corbett and Fitzsim-
mons arrested before the fight and let
out under bonds 10 keep the peace. and
if they persist and enter the ring they
strike a blow. Everything here plainly
indicates that the power of the state is
TO be used to prevent the fight under
the common penal statutes no matter
prize fighting law Outside of sporting
circles it is not believed that Dan Stuart
will persist in having the fight at Dallas
in spite of the governor.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-There are
prospects Of disagreement at the
meeting of the -Fitzsimmons
fight managers, to be held tomorrow in
the Office of a sporting paper. Bob
Fitzsimmons says he will not agree
to any referee selected or named at
the meeting nor will he name one If
given JIlC pllNIiSSC " wv ~
Fitzsimmons gives as his reason that
a referee should not be selected at
this time. He considers it entirely too
early to agree upon one to act in that
capacity.
DALLAS, Sept 19.-The statement
of Governor Culberson that he would
stop the prize fight if there
were enough people in Texas to stop
it created a sensation, as all doubts
as to the legal status of the fight were
believed to have been settled by the
decision of the court of criminal ap-
peals two days ago. The attorneys of
the Florida Athletic club say they
have shown there is no law against
prize fighting and they are going to do
nothing until the governor makes his
move when they will find means to
keep him from interfering. The club
people are going right along with the
building and making of their prepara-
lions to pull off the fight. The ablest
lawyers here say the governors only
means of interference is by calling out
the militia, and an injunction would
most effectively stop this move.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20
DOMESTIC DOTS.
telegraph News frOr=> All Pa2ts az tAa
land Over Which the Stars anS
Stripes Wave.

WASHINGTON.-The true amount of
the gold reserve at the close of business
today was $685. 94SS?7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20
THE DIAMOND,

BROOKLYN. Sept. 19.-Baltimore, "A.
base hits, II; errors, .. Brooklyn, 5; base
hits, 10; errors, 2.
Daub and Daley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

MORRIS, Ill-The will by which over
$4,000 was conveyed in the estate of the
late Marie Kennedy to Father Meehan,
has been broken by a verdict in the cir.
cult court, the evidence indicated fraud
on Mehan's part y new trial has been
prayed for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

SALINA. Kan.-Mayor J. T. Yaward,
Of this. city. was arrested last evening.
charged with misconduct in office. The
old soldier, from the police force. and for
this was arrested under the state statute
making this action official misconduct.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

CLEVELAND, o.. Sept. 19.-c1eveland
base hits, Z; errors, 5.
Batteries Cuppy and thinner: Moran
and Merritt.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 49,
Philadelphia, 8; base hits, 10; errors,
/. washington. 8; base hits, Z; errors, 1.
and Mcclure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

BOSTON. Sept. 19.-Boston, 10; base hits
-; errors, 0; New York. s.; base hits, s.;
Batteries stivetts and Camel; Dohenv
and Wilson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

CHICAGO-Because of business trouble
Frederick G. Wood. business manager of
a paper devoted to the interest of a dry
goods trade, drowned himself last night
He was an Englishman and his parents,
who are wealthy, reside in London.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

SAN. FRANCISCO.-A sensational story
was current today concerning a prisoner
in the county jail who was said to be
waiting an opportunity to kill Theodore
Durrant, who is also in Jail, while his
trial is in progress for the murder of
Blanche Lamont. The officials of the
Jail say that there is no truth in the
story
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

WASHINGTON.--The comptroller of
Payne, of Nebraska City, Neb., receiver
OF the Kearney National Bank of Kear-
ney, Neb:, which suspended payment on
the 18th inst
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

WASHINGTON.-The treasury depart
ment, is advised of the deposit of S19O, coo
IN gold in exchange for currency by the
National Bank CT Commerce of ST Io1is
through its New York correspondent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

WASH1NGTON-Actin Secretary Ham
lin today sent A telegram Informing the
geo negroes quarantined at Eagle Pass.
Tex, that the government has no appro-
prlation from which could be paid their
expenses to their homes in Alabama.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

SAN FRANCISCO.-The Oceanic steam
er Monowat sailed today for Australia
via Honolulu but she refused to take
freight or passengers for Honolulu on
account of cholera there. The United
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

WASHINGTON.-Past Assistant Sur
geon Arnold, at present on duty on the
Petrol, at Foo Chow, China, has been
ordered to investigate the plague in
China and the cholera in Japan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

LONDON.-A Rome dispatch to the
Standard says the Observatoire Romano
from Cardinal Gibbons an address of
protest against the Roman fetes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

LONDON.-A dispatch to the Daily
cry in the electricity building at the ex-
hibition was destroyed by fire at mid
night and other buildings were threat
ened
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-20

NEW YoRK.-A special to the World
from Tangier, Morocco, says the cholera
is still spreading. There were is deaths
reported in twenty-four hours. The dis
ease is also working southwark into
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

Saludamos afectuosa amente Il notable ~
crit0r puertorriqueno naestro amigo don sal
yadOr Brau en- II regreso &c \ Peninsula
sbe ei pnbhclsta que IA DEMOCR ACIA al
mira su -alento su aDor en- aras iel pro-
greso intellectual de Puerto Rico
Y eomprendiendo Ell nerIto lie esa abor
va politiea. VA list6rlca. 20 puede nenos
que rendir tribute ie consideration mereci
Ia Al distii guido compatriota
Nosolros lus jamas hemos sentido q rris-
reza del bien agsao, ole siempre nos com
piacemos en- trlbutar auestros conciudadA
nos lie vaer todas las cor 81 'sraciones a qae
son scree tOres dsseamos que Al senior
Bran halle en- su lcg r descaasO reDk rador
para que vuelva pronto / sns anpt nos neri-
tisimos abnegados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27
3ANGO TERRITORIAL Y AGAIC0LA
De PUERTO-RICO
Secret1r,Q

En- cumpimiento ie o acordado por Il
G0nsei0 de Administration, 81 % del corrien-
Ie mes Sc otorgaran as espectlvas Escritu-
ras pubicas necesaeias } poneT 81 oleve en
elTculac on dos nuevas emlslOne5 lie ceduias
Al poFtador { "a de ,. 600 ceduIas lie 0eO
pesos cada una sean 200 900 pesos noneda
c0rrleute Otra de 500 cedulas de 50 pesos
8ada una en- quail noneda ambas erDi-
stones. q interes del p 7 anual. pagados
us cupoLes Por semestres II sIendo respecti-
vamente amortizables anualmeure a. ? 600
eedulas al plazo nsximo de 20 amos as
l. 500 al naxIlno de 12
Con e tas dos nuevas emslCnes tendra -
Banco inverridos 40 900 pesos en- eedulas
aipotecarlas : eI capItulo prestado en- hipo-
tecas plazo largo, ale sol POO pesos.
Las hipotecss que especialmente 9 aedaran
afectss as dos nnevas emlsiGnes, constaral
en 81 Rpgistro correspondence
Todo 10 que. en- cumpiinieuto lie 10 pre-
ceptnado en el articulo 50 lie uue-tros Esta-
tutos. e hace rdolico para conocl niento e
neral
Puerto Rico, - de Noviemhre de 1895. 49,
FL Secretario. S irador FittLGd0sa ~. b
E Director eerente. J Roty Cosomer Is
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De C0CHES
do JULIO II. BER\IR1


Construcciones de CO.
ches de todas classes y
formas con materiales es-
cogidos.
Se hacen composicio-
nes por dificiles que sean
a precios sumamente eco
n6mIcOs.
Elegancia y solidez en-
los trabajos que Sc con
fen. tanto en- los coches
de Inca como en- los par
ticulares.
Especial esmero en- los
pedido- que Sc hagan de
La Isla.
SOTA. Sc hacsn negoc.o~ sobrs carrua-
les dc u lilo 1so.
Sc corpran tsolones DE- cedro-
Poro= II JUNO = 995 II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

irmar para deslindar as posezioues del ia
/ pom y ie Esnafa
E@ta. por fortuna. IS una naciou qge pre-
sune lie 81 lente, z acl4s = Ia protection de
an -gre-
Ataruata per los progresses del Japon 1a
era "a sur, inplor6 el apoy0 de Francia. r 8
sla z 4 en- tnla, prlmerO. para impeGir p
ocupacicn de Jrnosa. despues para soici
tar ma ieHmitacio1 he troUtsras
Para III pals pequeno debil como EsDa-
fla. -emeJapta conducts es IrDperr! r!ne1te. pcr
no tecir otTa cosa. one 81 couveni0 reclen-
remente 1rmad9 presente no algana QtI
5dad ra-a E-pa1a, no io -aDeDo- ID 1re =
cieTr0 es que al Japon 20 = h4cia a meror
fa.t antes Al contrarlo. es u a restriction 4
luestra lDer-ad dc ace.61 ha IL III ~ar 4
11esrra gran poitIca de desarr0llo naeionai.
u 1ieu es verdad cue este convenl0 no
sfecta GireetameBIe a IA situacl6n respect
"a lei 7p0n ie Espa1a, nos inpCne sln
barge. 1ua e8sl gacion con resDeet0 ! as
denaS nacIones, T restrInge 1uestra liher
TAD s,egd5 l6e-rr0 mas T1v0 deseo II que se
aorovecne Ia prlmera oportanidad para anu
E-t7 no quiere deeir que aboguemos para
que Il Jar6n Sc eEuenda POT medic lie las
arras Luestr0 parecar g que 81 movi-
Ilento nacl7lal tie o oEtzacl6l en- agueiIa
1irecei6n 1eDe seglIc 81 curse natural.
ere para ESQ ss precise srartsr rCdo oOsta
li4 aus = pTeselIe.
II IS .---~9 +7po-s -'#@tt
4-@ 20
Es.amos .enaroente couvenelto de 4ue
1-peEa Da aDfado con sensible 7reel gIfaclon
b ha Gemcatradc ina iE 7nstlf feada ansieaad
3. f-ciamar ana 1eiln raclon 1e tr9n1e1a
7afEa suS COLONIES os 6arrlJ3rios reslen1e-
-1sa e i}e lIfi117 par 4 #@pou $50 10s re
.0Fl1a lndaaa AiaF-na caasadA en g
lric en 1921 aor = 1cticia lie que Eos ga
pianos 'p7-9iaG9 ie 4a res slas PE91-n+s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

4 las cinco de "A rarde ial ia = : err
hco en- Coamo q entervo De ion ese Ma
nuel Lar-auri.
El .adaver colocado 81 alsgaate -arr1 s..
nenre de Is empIesa, del senos Segai e
acompahAdo per una coneurrencia aunerosa
n eseoglia de aduella Sociedad lAsr4 4 ne
eropoIls donde 81 seaar 3 tanees en 5revss
Y seuadas srases iio as xracIss ios eanca-
rrenfes . Ian piatoso acto.an lonDra IL =
tamllia de- inade. a qEe enyismas lues-
ITO mas Sentdo pesame por tsn irrepa 15e
Eerdida.
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enfa de casa

8 vsnde "a casa De altos -ituada en- ia ca
lie de Isabel esauin2 d "a ndyor en- cuys
easa residfa Il se1or don u gnel R7sicn
Z laienes Ia interesen pneden dlrigirse
Aagol Hsrln mos cornpafil. 5 IN C.
Noviembre Ae 1895. ms
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27
VENTA

De una possession de e renos de dioz '
% no cuerdas de esfe. nAl4zt pastos, en
\ bsrrio de Nac4s jurs llccion de Jaana
0Iaz-
e derse con int 10 Ha9s,Ik. Pi.v4
de Ponce, Noviemore 26 10 1880 u III.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27
CALDERERIA
1e co1re en- general
BALDOMERO TILARO
Gale GeG J050 aa4nger0 /
PONCE.

Construction de sianbiques CONT
mos frego ciserTo ! > yspcr
Alsmblques lntermitenees : cor
ahenfa vinos.
-Alanbs4a=s ears i;corss -A-an
7iques rectsacasoreS.
Y Fodo gen-fo de sparaSos arstii4
ror1os Sc bre pianos 8 uodelos.
Tlberias - oobre de tc6as diane
.ros = fornas.
Serpentines para vapor -Serpen
ines refugerantes.
Bombas dc c0bre y br nee.
Bombos tubuiar-s para evapora
ioras. rectos y n spiral y toda ciase
fe reparaciones para as m:snas-
Repsrsciones de tcda clase ds
aearatos y TODD . concernieure :
-amo.
Ponce. Mavo 8 dr E2os aFc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27
lie La emsSD uff sl2efE

Dice ei Hsral1 ie \ leva 1orz que 81
presldente Cleveland sc 9cnpa en ia actua-
iidad lie escribir Il nensaje gle Ia 10 pre-
sentar en ei proxlmo Congle ESQ americana.
z Il eittio iocnment0 nara Brorestss lie
aInIsrad i EspaAi. perO p0r eso nlsmO
ESQ : nEy eurioso. ae0nselara sean rocono-
.idos como 9rtigerantes ; euAalos- Segul
81 prasIleLce Il los E9tados Cnldos Espans
10 cuenra con eiementos iaaEcieros para
aeatte a tGserTeeclon. ii los iLsnrrectos.
qne estan arrulnando d isla lie lba o.
tlenen ranpoco para seguir "a guerra. Ea
UTe ambos esIAn devastando ei pals i "a HI.
naIldad = Ios intereses del Comercio gra.
7emenre comprometidos gen a lnterven-
eion &c los Estados Eidos para pouer Ter
nlGo q q lucha. 0len SEA- que IS cuoan0s 80
sometsn a IN regimen lie administration
goDlernO bnenos. qae alcancen 81 inde-
pendencla q citado mensale Iira que ll-
clemDre rendra Espana que empezar 4 pa
: r los grandes empresriros lae IA aecho
para eombatir Ia iHsnrrecclon. -ll naBeF o-
grado rernInaria. 10 cual nara nuy Ilhull :
stuacIon de su TesoTo
Para ternlnar ID contienda DO oaetal Sol
dados. Sc necesita much9 dinero Los Esta-
dos lnldos p0r ser I1nsqoS IL EsDa9ia deben
pedir lEtervenclon para rernlnar IA guerra
Ie GnBa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

Del nlsn0 pueblo
e 0Ia p de les corrientes q suec0 "
.iaa ArIercend segIad0 eontramaestre de a
-rlpulacion del canonero P.nee Ie leon 8Da-
recIo nefiGo en una aIcanrarlIla lie q carrete-
IA Qae e0ndace 5 a Tllia 1e C0an0 Darrlo lie
Il1eTa- cor DOS harldas el l0s 0raz9s
como ~ galnenCe Sc dice an Z nl1eca.
dc~sloDs lss seiss nissaa as ela.e= s pro
il7=ral leora. Z slEs5adu p5g los 5e0nes
lt111eTOs-
= lzsaa9 entIsl..e p asu4to
Este ludiTlduo -emo eua8o 1asde CAPT
- b sta 4qaI g N e a3sIg5 IL 81 *
pedlc1op 10 eItlsat- e~ga15s. Aun -
encneLtra sn q hospsla D. esra yiil4
D=sde C5amo nos eser.o5 laesrro cores
pcusal .o gllelte
= Izlla dose gcavenaaUa erf-ern0 81 ior
aAleEo P9ln R.dIigaez 3eon de ion Jose
zmanaslli. ste st 1ot so.ielt6 ia 30leta del
c0nisaTl0 de 81 0arrlg -0-ne AsrlDa para
4u- pasara q LneIleo llta.ar recouoeer eI
e1fe.Dg pero 81 c0nlSa .lo aa partlcl
Dado 9ue y A.ealde Z cIce que e
nedIco 20 pusde = causa lie as Qg1tos ere
c5das = que q c0aduzeau 81 l0sU5tal 81 una
hanaeG entire ono 4omBles-
CeaEta carload
Ell nedico cue gezA Ee 1eTteet4 salud y
e2r @istrTlta Sc 4 5ugosa oreva 4le IL pro
1orl1ans 4 suebIa 9aIa que atlenda los
- t-rnas la euede Ioiarse los zapatos y
y Il-rno Z drigeez poI mUAdxinlenta del
Alsaide Pasara lcs aios cfecldos.
e naeTa ase az, enyo esfa 10 es
<ravi- no i eonsecleucla de las sguas creci
das i las coDunuas Iuylss. gquien IS el res
ponsapie
Aeada ladie mas 4ue q, por fa7.
reeer 4 az familiar. I 81 pueblo tolera u
vldo rocaa ssas niquIdacez, 81 formuisr
ana serla pretesra ante a prinera autcTldad
de a Provinc.s, para que mpor g el eorrec
two Beeesar1o sus surarternOs il h lmaaos
Llanalnam mos Il 8teDciGn del Ecmo. seEor
tTOber1adOr score este necho.
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Ponce, Agosto de l895.-ys.sne Bas.

Nos dicen ie JIana Diaz que a cslle lie
'Jornaleros esta converrida % IN foco de
inmoralIad. eaasa de as nlchas horl-
zontales que ali aaDitan.
Los escandaIos : las rilas son ali nuy
Erecneltes
Yea ESQ 81 senor Ca1bo : disponga que a
DClcIa Tlgtie 9icha Gale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

anuDcio, nserto "a 9tTo ugaT, isl -2teuso
vaTiado surtito gue de nercancfas, ealzado
0hlefcs de faBtasia acaDan lie blr los
se1ores F0res HegDlanos y Compani1. At0-
eha dlez- cnva casa. recomeuda5le por 4 *
celencla y legitimidad lie los articulos asi
como poT "a extFemada atenci0n comDla-
ceneia De sus Iuenos, nerece visit4rse pre-
ferentemenre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

NON PLUS ULTRA. -Asi exelama 4 clu-
dad entera al coutemplar q inmenso ) va
rIado surtdo qne acaban de reciblr Los IL
c1actos
Como que Sc Ia hecao Z -ienda lie noda
-in dispnra Ia que mas baTato vende
Telas fnI4iInas Ultima novedad. nuseliuas
desde > % eentayos vara. calico narca
Los Httchdctsos, regencIas coiores variados
calzad0 para senoras, cabaileros llnos
creas especl4ies, drlles parella ) asargsdos.
eintas, esencias Infuidad de aTtiellos
Drendentas.
Por 100 eentavos dan - H1lcaGcaoS III
traje complete. J lie a4pd IN nuneco lie
biscuit.
que ganga!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

P3r os 8eri6dic0s lie a Capital nos ne
mes euteg2da que naes6r0 ouen amigo aI
nsplEaIa 7oera G0u J1a2 E-cuser0 Miranda
7le1e par4 Ponce.
N3 3aeE3es 81 se eccuentra - en esJ3 Gu
lac Il --i -aclBa llesrl0 earn 80 sallG0
lie 1IslveuId2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

CETEETENCIA PUBLICA. -Quiea de
see VlaJar hacla los puebos lie eelayapa
Cou13o. 4Glzt79Jas : 4 416onlt0 "a en carrua-
e "a IN eaoaIos 1e silla, cis!jase al que
suscrlbe, Gale lie a Tore. esGuina a a Rel
Ia. Aodlcldad an preclos. carruales fuertes
j c5modos. capallerlas reslsrentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

ia E-leeido p Madrid q agreeable ioven
I<y glezaE0 do4 jose agastin CarTagena,
que c5rsa0a en aeaella Uliversidad 81 Sc
guido 4lg ie L4yas
R7el54 81 i jida camilla Il sincero restl
rO4l0 &c lHeSlra e0ndaIencla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-26
FACTORIES.

No place in the state has better
advantages than Ocala, and no city
is better adapted 10 the establish
ment of factories.
True, We have goodly number
Of factories and other in ustries.
bur we have need of more, and our
citizens will lend their aid toward
the erection of any new manufac-
turing plant OF a worthy kind.
Win our splendid railroad facil-
tiles. and an inexbaustlble supply
of material surrounding our town,
and with the we'll known spirit of
improvement that our town has, it
will not be long before we are
numbered with the leading manu-
featuring points in this part of the
south.