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Sc VnNDEN

Ea la Jurisdiction del pueblo de Bsrros
media hcra ae Ia poblacion J % Il c.miuo
que eoDdlce Ciaes; por no podesias aten
der su GueIlo 81 veaden tres ma ii 5ss cs-
tancias, con o sin q cosecho en- pceLias mo
dicos Il contado J pszos 8 piazo5 o0nodos
s0lanente, cen segur4s g4raatfas
Una esttreia campue-ta de cien ouerdas
mas 9 meaos, con glnas plahtzoiones de
caf6 CO.. de Sc recoleetln de - 30 qniatA
!es de este grano anuslmante a}ga tia
cas- de gnine9s Y dc pl8tanos el r4sto de
paste rnalez Is ecatefieEdo IN cc~ce3o &
a,ambre ctro d. MADEIRA para gtnaGa "a
euro y c:,osilaT.
Magnfiuos establs scimierto7 &c ma.lera
tsl hados de zi0c, como son, uoa case ,bl
aciol 81 buer l.4pta = tlep - coz - Va
ras de ftel t., y 5 da d. sG.i.. ts9ieedo are
&c "a bUcn ecIne dor c"tiae rttcete; tea
esSa con 4ei4 varas te f.e3te ror q 90
fond saroe6> to psra IA yerieno J fsni
tra casa qers agrs : .-ias, q !a~e rs' ;
asbiiado de yaga2s, coz 10 n-rs ia I
esfe, lna caSliia para NJ SD "a 4 trss
secatolies para est grano, J oon sgns-
sbundaltes qle atraylesan Tvs terreaos ea
que est3n euelayadas.
Otra compuesta de cen cuerdas, mas
ns nCs. lite .rGo csu I prIm r; DC las II
srua4 piantadss de gaiteo. Y p.a-encs O..
eatorce cusrdas &c veg ! scbge : sie..
embr das da m.lojiila pticFa, Coz 80 bu.l
| etrce euo ee Fnadera pere s1ado : tf1reut
apropos para la siembra &c fe Est4 II
tancia tiene ademas 81 N z Iii a c~st b..
| nltAci0n resieDtsmsi t. cO1strul3a coa ma
| 1era del pals techsda de til sun ami; su bnei
our to de tiends AZ. X su baoaa eociDe e
chada de yaguas, abundantes agaas faci
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

autonomicos que eqnivalieran, MS tnenos,
81 lDdependencia po'itica.
Santa Maria de POe;to Principe. via Jack
sonYil!a, Seti. tnbre % S comuuica que q
eieTcito del G~seIai G6msz Sc el4cuentra Gu
Qr ve conf cto por Ia fs'ta de pelt~echos y
s. han enViado p'e<jp'ts damente comisione7
d Les Fjllas ~ e., urgerdo 4 Role fl
J Mace -ra q e envis pacte De sus mu-
niei~nes p ra II carnpa1s en esta provincial
) rpre de los circulos revc lucionalio-
d aqai cue "a Janta Cu5aoa De NV K
70 htya manda % Al Geuersl G6mez nirgda
material de gaer Ha- ia ahere, 70 ha lie
o. esta lrovircia nj ga"a eNnedici6n.
Gomez ~ h ic.i 10 mp hsr c1era ciores
-eIi8s coytra las colum8as del General M
Ia, por IL escasez de }eTtrechos Mella Ia
tomado bri' Sc ha refos zado para tomar
IL cfensiya, con les batallones MeDorca Y
A>tarias recien llegados de E.pa1la, Y el Ma
lia Cristna cue esta "a aclnatado
CoutiLu7n efa'g 'gcsndo para sapto Domin-
50 !as familias cuhanas de es ta pf3giEcia
Per jazgar muy curios4s las disposiciones
torada5 por el com endaute militar de Man
zsniilo relativama1te a a veuta &c yrcvisio-
ras en aquel distrite las reprcaucimos inte-
grss, tomandolas del peri6dico La Tajd,,
del mi~mO ManzapiIlo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
TURRONES FlNOS

8 En'SfEc5 favor 'aedores eoIao Ios daenoS
Z celma8es y Gf~os estaaieeimieGtos qge *
prld"n Grlees. cue desde est. fa2ha Il sta ~
dis ds AAo N1evo, ftb-iearemos huesf' os
acfe3it.5os turrcaas d 1a2zsp2aes, cor frn
Ia IN elas n pr 90 .'e 22 poses 4 eaim
til de yerua 80 pesos, tCdos O. aiitas de
| aIrohs. tnht6a saverti.nas que los pgdi
COS de elgppa iEn1altancis dehea haeegse COZ
alSuna anticipation y one no exQ@'d mos pin
gda tufs6 le 60 i'tgle d uaa agroha, paes
to que es q ehvese mas Yeqneno que hscemos
para i yefta q pa1 ID ysr
Is nlayar pslte dc los almaoeri>tas De es
= cludsd q III eXaenden nGe,rra5 prodactos,
acegtalan !as p'd los &c tR-tenes que les di
rijan sus parr 4nixuos, fin de que paedar
a6quifiIio los eomercjsrtea dei Interior cue
no estan relaciorado7 con nGestra css:4
O5jca q ccpapellis Il 81 D.
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c O M Il n + G AD . S
S.n9r d01 Juan Jose Potou5.

Muy senor nio de nj mayor considera-
ci6n Cumplie1do 10 acordado por los profe-
sores de Instrucci6n Pdblica De esta ciud4d
tergo & honor Dc dirgjrle estas linsas para
hsuerle pre9ebte, 81 nombre &c el9os en Il
mic, nuestgo a 'adeci mielto p9t rs feases
que nos diFigiara, manifest ADdo: ,4ue 81 aa
tras estUvjese en- Pee, 81 mag5tario Fen-
dria representation ea t0dos los actos ofcia
les, porque CONSTITUENCIES un cUerpo digD0
de Consideration, J qea = 9 deRendia el
progreso J cLltura de s g os
Bsjo iii gun coocextn pa.siaEnos permaLe-
Ger iuaif4rentes 8pte esa m4bife>taci6n, que
patentiza su ilastraciGl iusticis, pues re-
conoce II iunostancjs de Il primefa ensa
naaza, ela es Ia que feoilsta los principles ~
"a aacegder e.leambsada5 esf.Gss, s:slir de
las tiaieh bias bgiilar g. q eeoit g u S'ara,
obtener ispreles y aluaDz4r titplos De esglvis-
dcnte f4ma, todo 10 o1al es privileeio del ia
ento, euardo 10 guia 81 professor per Ia an
pills senda del saoer
For esta raz6a, los que desde Ia oasedra
escoiar instruimas les ninos de hoy, para
que formen Ia s0cie;ied de msn .na, damea
1 u ted las ca % cumpIidas gracias por su Fl
na atenclon.
Qas3a sps 6rdenes 81 muy atento q ).
Ia. m,
J11ou C4eoqs A5oy
Octubre ? de 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
COMANDANCIA MILITAR
DE MANZANILLO

"Con ei fin dc que e G5mercio &c esta
ciudGd y q Dc les pob!ades de 81 t6rminO
Municipal teTgqn nua regla general Y equi
tstiva para las venfas l2s yeciDo> del cam
20. e0nsuit3 con ei EXcm2. sen9r OomaDdaD-
te General de este distfito y dlcha artcr
dad Sc he servd0 aprobsr IL re- oplacion de
lag djsposiclones sguieLtss. hasadas en- 10
qae 81 h@ila ordenad0 per 81 EXcmo- SCI r
General 0n sefe.
Ia Qla tanto los co1noreiautes d "a eiu
dad como los de los poolsd0s, limlten sus
vert2s los vecuos del campo a IA cenJidad
eXpresada en Ia nota one continuation Sc
eXpresa.
@. One las tieDdas establaeidas que en-
10 spoeslyo Sc establ zcan e. los po5ados Sc
halen pFeci7amepte bsjo Ia protecci6n de
los fuegcs de la fueIza QUE los ocupan
81: Que p0r los Commentaries dc Armas
y Alcaldes de B srrio Sc maude cerrac toia
tienda cue 10 Sc halle establecie. dertro del
paIimetfo d. los fa4rtas d. 10 q QUE pEe-
do ser defendj!a por IA fae.ze &c guar
nece
4 one por dichos fan. i9rarios Sc eXja
asi mismo 4 todcs jCs cue ter gan eYtas 6
pretebdan ahrir estebleciri Dtos, Ia CORES
pondlepfe jice eia Esatrl.Ula dc Ia A}cal
dia Mu 1ipal
s." Qas tanto de eta ciud ID como de los
pobados - garmita hcvar para 81 carn-
20 yi7ere. ras, ui efaatos qae sean cordn-
ducidos ncr ulisres pinos.
g. Q.e u Gu}rdia Cy.l dem35 fuer
"a pGtlia anXiLic etc zmente en- la mayor
bscrvac cis ge estas Gi7posjeienas.
10 que sa pabhca para general coDcci-
mlent" pertasl observancia por parta &c
queen eorresporG2.
81 l. Corouei Comandante Militar, LUIS
Dter0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
Octubre 81 &c 1885.


Distnguido amigo y conaotado correH-
gion%si0:
Como apoderado general DE- Is casa Rive
IA c" don Manuel De Jesi5 Rivera, So
clio gestor &c la misma, de quien la w
he leoibido enc&l g especiahsimo de tratar
en ese sls iustraao per6dico un asnnto en-
que Sc ha ocupaJo que le ats6e mny per
sanalmedte, ademaa l. sociedad mercan
til Que gestiona, rne 60 u>ted rnuy ereere-
ciianelte Sc digae dar cabida Ell las colum
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

Sabemos que ell salon de actos del Con
sistor'o seia lujosamente decorado que ell
bale reSultara una fiesta brillaufiSitna Que
hara fpocs en- Il cr6aica mundane de esta
sceiedad
i corseelencia de IA lluvia So suspendi6
. che la totrets nuucsda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
asaeaGssaS2Ge

Sc ysnde al contsdo . ~. -, dos So
che4 de cuetro asirntos oada ure. ~ .aen
estsdo on cIatIo rarefas, de ca6allos ela-
co te yaguas So rea.ilan con s'n pareI
Inforlnsra dou Quintin Negr6n sanjuij,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
REGLAs QUE Sc or N

, hbras oaf5 la azlc7r. III alroz )
teca. : d. a.je,.s. : Id tosino. ID. iamdn,
i ia papas, Id. tab sc2 bgeva, mazo Ia
haco elabors do libras garbauzos, l ID
choeolate, 1 botelia petr6eo, botella acei-
te. . iaedas cigsrros. ia f6-forcs 1 pa
qnetc vslas, ] b7teia vino | gallon ron. ?
reales Sos ce6oAas, re lcs pan galletas,
real esnacias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

ssner o @, Cspitel El sabado CO.
mefz6 . salir q anuacio de usted1s
stflerss Con G G Capital. Que3a t i
com} lsoidn q SIDE hoy
Sc. don 7 Z Barros R1cj5ila III cart
hoy sale por primera yez su anurcle
s.. don NJ, Ba-ros Nos ccupsremes
del asuuto.
sr. don G. R., vovenos a reg.r-
trime- tres que le enviamos.
5 nor dop NJ. Fsruand Cei8a Fae-
ron les cisco eie,naares qls fidi6 q. f0.i' 20
Por BofranquitqS ReetDi&1 Wporte
senor con E q Baroeloneta II !. re
mito nuayarDente q uStcd los reeib del
tsrcer trimestrc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
Desde IA Agaada nos remiten para su 10

Desde a Agnada nos remiten para s0 70
serci6n lo siguente
=, CaatribuyeDtes de Agnaaa, oio alert.
H lido nomorado recsuda3o9 d fas cen
trDuaiones del Estado, dop L4is oaey &c
Agua6illa
No d4isrse sorprender conc e5 Ia yez 9ie
mares, que Sc expedian reeibos en- las DO
letcs O.. apremio Ia pi~era not6ca
ci6n. p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
fSidoro Rcnses


Con q 81 q osrphmeatsr p preycuido
9ente les dotninilanos residente7 On ssy
dlstrito q debei que tieaan d. 9a7sv s lbs
cribirsa Ell este Vie ConselsGo que Sin
este requisite no pneden gozar, en- casa NO.
cess.lio, de Ia protection que 4 Ley les se
nala
Ponce, Paarto Rio. 25 5 tiom5re de 1895
u Wee Consul, ft.ic Sa2tff m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

CONVENIENCIA PUBLIGA -Qaisn de
see yiai8r hacia los puebIcs dc G}t9ganlc
Co0mo, Adjnstos y di5onito " 81 eaffua-
je, VA ca csh4los de sillt, dirijese e qus
suscribe, calle da IA Tsrra. esqpiua ) Il Rel
na Modicldad en preeios- c.rsss3es f2aet4-
Y c6tnoeios oabaHerias tesisteatas-
3 m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

pss desu apreciabe diario a la rectidcsci6n
a. aeompaflo.
Qaada sus 6rdencs 81 sm % aH1m
hidoro Ramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

Muches muy valiosas son las felieitaeio-
nes que snos recibida por el editorial que
bajo Il epigrafe e tia S m aa5licsmos en-
nuestra edic;6n del sshado
Por medic q estas Hleas eDviamos aees
tras grac:as mas exDresivas q cnantas per
4ouas - h9n digaado dedicarnoS cen este
motivo frases TOR dena IS5sjera7, qHe
agrsdsse : apreeiamos en cpapto y&lsn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

Ire ;cl toa setenta y ocho mpopeates. de
posltsron aver, en- el Cr69t0 y dhor1o Pof5-
ceho II su-7a de nuevecient0s Jrsinta J slete
o sscs vaiuticinco c6ntayos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
r scoltamas &c q Hsrala3 dc Madrid

"LIateaa igeant" ests fariaso coatr> q
mite CUE el & he aaa y terg> q chlfeaa ~
director dei Gaulfias & gag
81 i.nps-isil'dsl \ .te c6 fsal dice =
ea inc4lide4ble '1..srs para 1T rfaal~ 2
one naestros csstnDatnlsfn ssa as Sit $40 oa
egdn ..i1npece 6eraa Gle vIve en tempo.
dr "a s sr.t;-ifa4 !q.-ie-9a, rs ea o. sg
iespp3s Dc Ii r-eoila.6 ffsuaesa3
"Ustedr~ saben sfue bajo d .1.enae del urs-
s'sies te Lii 10 fsy N Il .lIG hll4A S!sts3
III nacie8das SECURES Este insigne n.g7o fs9-
lila al lacero d.. alta .aeuea Ea.nc0s, COMO
ei del frances dc naiEas
Pues 6i.s sag6e L. Iatra 2siga 1T, LII
es nas hter..l Y hnmslo qn" IA ia r.
gonte
o.gan uste dss 4 cue dice squel peri6aieo.
c0nts-fauda lsa fa#uif,-~taclole gle hicie
"a en v ~hicetoa 8 vsl7r Dapuy De Lome.
+" FL goheraa dGmiuieano sin SCI precise
mente az deal Jas inferior Il regimen no
narqui 10 utrstnant so quA estaa some
.. L | tfsnsgeant 40 50 da: s. u ina
+ garta fuse naa Lii, e director 81 Cen
rrier Ei1asas' 40 e5t lie ea IA c'lfeel slno
81 el suEc0
Iasoripeioaes bsohss en- ell r sgstro Owl s.
Dsfancioae-: Carlos Juan Lopez G4z-
mar, Bsrnardino Rivera J Rom Al. Josa Rp-
djgrez Juan driguAz y Cepero, Felipe
Rodriguez
Naci1nesrcs Jas6 Figgefoa, Marxssjta
s'atiago Eagania R9ssdo y Vegas Lueila
ToIaasa lz4nierdo y Castro
AVIsol e. b agepeia de negocios &c
dcn Antonio Catinch M9rias ndnero 3, sc
venden n6meros sueltes del pariOdic0 IL
Corre0 re Jt1anssr, a 20 centevos ln"us la
corrient9 tho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

POR BARRANQUITAs y Verses @
Presbltero don ne Torres Diaz, con II
pr6.ogo de IIERACMTO
Este foileto euya prodacto Sc deetiaa :
So hala de vepts en u Administration q
La DEMoCRAcIA. I pIEZ CENTANOS P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21
GRAN NOVtDAD Ell coroAas fll"ehres
Victor Manesa'-u Y c. y

Seg1n venos en La C1yespon1lencla, Ia
iunta dc esa yraci6a establecida en "a Capt.
tai &c IA reD0oica yecina, ha comprado ter
renos para cedsFlos gratis a los emigfante5
dc G4ba
Ea Puerto Plsta SO da eada nao dceIlos
% ctvs Giarios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-21

Ca1ta8 de Santo Domingo recibiaa5 en- es-
t. cias'ad, d;cen Que bordo del sNanueia
ileg#r9p . Puerto Plata Il dia diez y - t. de
LIS {, raates tseseeg.t9s J pi4o Ge ein graz
tes II b IS
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A. r. U LEADERS JAILED.

n. X Leaders JAILED.
DeDs and the Others Surrender without
Aay Discussion.
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.-Eugene v. Debs
and the other officers and directors Of
the American Railway union went to
the Cook county Jail Tuesday to begin
serving the sentence recently imposed
on them for contempt of court.
There was no formal procedure.
The men dropped in one by one, and
surrendered themselves to the marshal.
The appeal to the supreme court will
be presented the latter part of this
week, being now i'll course Of prepare.
ton.
The chances are the prisoners will be
obliged to remain in Jail for at least two
weeks before the supreme court can be
heard from.
Unless the decision ar that time is
favorable, they will have to serve out
their terms.
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Nearing the End.

The Louisville afternoon papers
Of Thursday contained dispatches
from Maysville stating that Col.
Frank S. Owens, Of that city,
head Of the Owens Hardware
Company. had suffered another
attack OF paralysis and his death
was considered only a matter of a
short time. Col. Owens was one
of the biggest hearted, most gen.
ialand companionable Of men and
was the friend Of every man he
knew. When boy he attended
the school Of the late John Lewis
at I.langollen, this county, and
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VATICAN ROaREO.
Many Miniatures From Ancient Parch.
lnent Volumes Missing.

Many Miniatures From Ancient Parch-
lnent Volumes Missing.
LONDON, Jan. ga despatch to the
Standard from Rome says that 1t is re-
ported that thefts Of valuable minia-
lures from the Vatican library have
been detected. Among the objects taken
are Al miniatures from parchment
volume of the year HOO entitled
"L'Omelia di Frata GiacomO" and IL
miniatures from parchment volume
entitled IL TriOnfi dl Petrarca."
The thefts, it appears, were discov-
cred by Professor Chiarici and the min
iatures have all been sold to foreigners.
The police have arrested Professor
Sardi, alias Bispardi, aud an antiquary
named Tavazzi.
1t is stated rhat the thefts have been
known for some time. but the authori.
ties Of the Vatican were disinclined to
appeal to the Italian police.
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from an acquaintance with him
extending over a period Of many
years we are prepared to say his
death will be a great loss to his
city and State and many a heart
throughout this broad land will
feel sad when the news goes forth
that Frank Owens is no more.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-01-12
Horse Lost.

A black mare, about IL or IS
years old, with few white hairs
near one ear. was lost out on the
Owenton pike several days ago.
Anyone returning her to George
Stone. at Fleetwood Farm, or
furnishing him such information
as will enable him to get her will
b. literally rewarded.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-01-12
Another Richmond For Elkins.

WHEELING, Jan. 4.-HOn. Nelson
Whitaker, the millionaire iron manu-
facturer, Thursday issued public let.
ter announcing his candidacy for the
United States senate. Whittaker's
friends claim that he has not less than
10 votes certain. The announcement Of
Whittaker's candidacy, simultaneous
with the formal announcement Of Floyd
and Hutchinson, indicate well.planned
and widespread movement to defeat
Elkins. Anti.Elkins men here claim
that they have enough votes pledged to
defeat him.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-01-12

punished by law, lynchings, how.
ever much to be regretted. will
continue to take place, not only
in Kentucky but Ohio as well.
BULLDOFUs.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Ruth Ely is visiting relatives
in Covington.
Mrs. Russell Sneed has gone to st.
Louis to visit relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Trabue, of Louisville,
spent Sunday in this city.
Hon. w. A. sudduth, of Louisville,
spent Monday in this city.
Hon. Wilbur F. Browder, of RUSSELL
vile, was in the city Monday.
Hon. John Shelby, of Lexington,
spent Monday last in this city.
Mr.. Geo. B. Harper returne d
Thursday from a trip to Virginia.
Miss Bette Craig returned to her
home at Danville on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Rodman have
returned from a visit to Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. James Saffell has returned
from visit to her sister in Lexing-
ton.
Ex-Judge Warren Montfort, of
Pineville, is in the city attending
court.
Miss Maud Ponder returned Mon
day from a visit to friends in La
Grange.
Hon. T. P. Carothers and wife, of
Newport, are spending the week in
this city.
Mr.. Tbos. H. Bradley, of George
town, spent Thursday in this city on
business.
Master John Meagher left last
week for Gethsemena, where he will
attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, of Alton, wish
ted Mrs. Anna Meyers, on Main
street, Tuesday.
Miss Fannie johnson, of Coving-
ton, is visiting her sister, Miss Lizzie
johnson, South Side.
Miss Kate OvertOn left Thursday
morning for visit to relatives in
Greenville, Mississippi.s
Miss Anita Muldoon, of Louisville,
spent this week with Mrs. Chas. w.
Saffell, on Second street.
Mr.. w. B. Moody, of New Castle,
was in the city Tuesday on business
before the United States Court.
Mrs. j. w. Stevens, Of Lexington.
has returned home after a pleasant
visit to Miss Amanda Williams.
Miss Maggie Clay, of Paris, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Lutte Ware,
corner of Ann and Clinton streets.
Mrs. Geo. T. Stage and Messrs.
Stanley and Frank Stage left Wednes
day for Florida to spend the winter.
Prof. George Robbins will leave
Monday for Nashville, Tennessee,
where he will take charge Of the
manual training department in the
Public School.
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Duckers.

The drouth is at an end, plenty
Of water everywhere.
The Lexington Exposition is
the fad. Said to be grand sue
cess.
Mr.. J. D. Smith sold his to-
bacco at nine cents at home.
Col. N. B Risk wants to repre-.
sent Woodford, but as the Colonel
talked Settle and voted Breckin-
ridge. it is not unlikely that the
Settles and Owens following will
object.
Many of his friends and admirers
wish Hon. ID. L. Thornton TO
make the race for representative,
and should he conclude to do SO
he will easily distance all corners.
Free turnpikes seems to have at
last become subject Of some i'm
portance, and investigation is fast
leading the public mind toward
the true state of affairs. Men
begin to see the folly Of paying
thousands Of dollars annually for
the privilege Of using their own
property. The Infamous toll
, system must go, and the sooner
the better.
Judge Buckwalter seems to have
forgotten that there are lynchings
in Ohio sometimes, and he might
be reminded that though he may
be superior to Governors Brown
and Mckinley, to say nothing
of the Constitution of the United
States, yet an army OF such as he
can never induce a Kentucky
Sheriff or Governor to submit to
any kind OF humiliation. If the
Judge chooses to violate the law
Of Ohio. Of Kentucky and Of the
United States, he must not expect
Kentucky's Chief Magistrate to
humor him in it. not even to
obtain possession Of a negro crimi-
nal.
Lynch law is wrong and is too
frequently resorted to. both in
Kentucky and Ohio. as we'll as in
every State in the Union, but
the courts themselves are response
BILE for this state of affairs. Not
long since it was next to I'M
possible to punish a criminal in
Cincinnati. Twenty-three murder
ers in her Jail. all protected by so.
called legal technicalities. the PEG.
pie sought to administer justice
because the courts would not. A
number of lives and much prop
erty were sacrificed but since that
time a murderer may occasionally
be punished by the courts Of Gin.
cinnati. We have a case in our
State. wherein prisoner has been
three times, by three separate
juries Of his peers, sentenced to
life imprisonment, yet the case
hangs fire upon flimsy pretext
called a legal technicality. We
must have more justice and less
technically. The courts must do
their duty or the people will do it
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-01-12

The Midland will sell tickets to
Cincinnati and return at a fare
and third Certificate PLAN. to
oeIeg ties attending the National
Association OF Manufacturers.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-01-12

The price Of the "Old Bridge
E!chings has been reduced to S..
Only lew left.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1895-01-12
CinCinnatL

Wheat-54]<o. Corn - 4tx0+5c.s Cat
tle-Select butchers, a 1904 81; fair to
good, ~ 4004 10; common, ~ 25@3 ID. Hogs
SELECTED aud prime butchers, - 50@4 ~;
packing, - S0@4 As; common to- rough,
t8 1904 Us. Sheep-$l 1908 90. Lambs
Chicago.
Hogs-Select butchers, a 6504 70; mixed
q 250N4 90. Cattle Prime steers,
IS 85@S Is; Others, % 50Q4 Is, cows and
bn,ls, 81 t003 70. Sheep 81 2508 20;
lALbs, q 50@4 Is.
New York.
Cettle-e1 l641 IS. 6heep->0 COOS ~
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-07-25
Comment Unnecessary.

a merchant in Weiser is in receipt
of a business letter from a merchant
in Warrens, which closes with the
following:
We are having long wait of it, for
freight from the Weiser way and 1t looks
like everybody was going to turn back to
the Lewiston way The dredge men say
they are going to look to the Long valley
route from Boise city if some action is not
taken to improve roads by the Weiser
way. If there is any influence that can
be used at Weiser in any way it will be
profitable. rs the Warrens trade desires to
came that way, and Will come that way,
if the proper efforts are made. But Octo-
Der to July 18th is long time to have to
wait fora load of merchandise. The road
from Lewiston has been travelled and in
good shape for pack trains for two
months now, but Weiser has been favored
with all the freight mostly. We do not
want to bore you with long complaint
of it, but we think we are only working
for the interests of your whole section in
writing as we do and believe that action
should be taken at both ends at once.
Good roads from Warrens to Weser
means four-iifths of the business done in
Warrens for Weser in the way of com
munication.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-07-25
What He Said.

"Well, Mr. Editor" said Mr.. j.
L. Walton before leaving for Georgia
last week, give been noticing the
papers comments on the irrigation
subject and | want to say you are
preaching profound and solemn
truths, that | can swear to, not from
my reason simply, but from several
years experience, good, convincing
experienced"
"ln California | have very closely
observed the difference between the
communities owning their own water
under the Wright law and those
knuckling under the impositlons of
cold water lords. They are as wide
apart as spring and winter | have
owned land and lived under both
systems, and | know that public
canals, supported by land assess
ment, is the only intelligent and
equitable method. Yes, for content
ment, progress and highest sphere
for agriculture, give me public con-
troll of water If the people here
had seen all l have. you wouldn't
have to whisper the proposition a
second time.