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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21
ANDRES T4El RIET


Hsce dos aho. que, con obieto le trabajsr
mis- anchas sin que nadie ms estorbara.
tul pasar el verano ( una al lea de Ia
Alta Saboya, situada leios del ballicio de las
gentes
La aldea que me refero tiene ei 1ombre
de Cheys.lae, Sc haiis una legua de dis
tancia del lego Annecy.
ALI enco1tfe una especie de castillo des-
tartalsdo. que 10 deiaba de ofrecer huenas
eonolclones para ser habitado
La casa 10 tensa mas que u1 pi-o. 81 cual
Sc subia por una ampla escalers de Diedra
J estaba cireundada por uua galsria de ba
laustres de MADEIRA adorDados de hojas de
para.
Los cuartos estaban rogalarula-te amus-
blades con sillas mesas, sofas ) ersnarios
que, por 10 meros, tenian sese-t4 anos de
fecha
Una sola pieza, la que 70 habi. destinado
despacho, eontrastaba con la seaeiUez del
resto de Ia casa. A0'
Las paredes estaban nuy bi=s. 4-nnqrajo.
oas; las sillas. de estilo L9is XVI ara6 da
terciopelo de Utreeh, Y el espei colo 40
soore la chimenes de marmol. i. u m ~
moso marco cualado de precios.. esorlfn-os
Entire las dos yentaras de i bsh;tsai6n
veiase una elsgsnte mesita asesaaa il
pared :"
CoClo la casa 10 hab:a sido s.ir.aa a..
de hacla veinte amos, Ell despaeho estsba in.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21

clelo hubiese qaerldo dsmcStrar Il verdad
de lss palabras de San Lie, el yig sroso pu
nc de Crilion hzo tenblar IA ruetta. daIdo
en- ella tres g0lEes con leutitu1 soleu-
udad
Un sudor ftio inuudo ias sisaes de Enri
que descompuso - sembante
ri Neucidos! cXclam0, mis- pobres amigos
han sido vercidcs
tQ e deci4 yo, senolf excamo San Luc
Ell duque, aterrado, cruz6 las manos.
-lL9 vea, cobardef exclam0 81 ioven con
soberbio eeeLto al s4lvan los asesinatos el
honor de los principles. Ven. pues, 4 asesi
uarme Il nj ho teDgo espada
lars 81 guante DE- seda al roStro del
duque
Francisco do IN grito de rabia y Sc puso
liyido
Pero el rey no VIC nj oy6 nads Sc habfa
cublerto Il trente con las manos. exelamando.
iOh, mis- Pohres amigos lQaien ne da
ra nCtieas de ellos7
-fo, sefor, dijo Chioot
Fl rey conoci6 aquella voz amiga tendio
los brazos.
- Qu6 me dlces. Chicot
Dos han muerto "a, el tercero va a
morir
-!Qien es ese tercero que no ha muerto
todavia 7
-Quelus, sef1or
jY doDde esta
FL rey no quiso escuchar mas ' Sc lauz6
fuera del aposeuto, dando gritos lastimeros
San Luc habia llevadO Diana 4 casa do
tsrdado tanto eu presentarse en- el Louvre
Juana pas6 tres dias y tres noches al lado
de Diana, que Sc hallaba ac0metida del mas
espantoso dclrio.
al cuarto dia, rendida Juaua de fatiga,
sc retlro descansar IN rato perc euando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21
Unguento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos Producidos
por el UEGUEETo DRRMoGESo en
las ILagas qt4s,sadY,as. jsa,letss, pf-
c1GY,as Gs nosqHttos <pya Africans,
sa6zEo-r<s, eLefa1ttGsis tYroyes, d<
c,41l7tss~ pvccedeneta, ,Sn1satis,a0, III
cs~as, A<,t<4a5 IL cl41L9Atsy anna, pa
,szp5tsos d, 10 demuestran las mimi
tzs cursciones o0teGtdeS y & const@1-
tc aso 9ue &c G.oao esPea..co $
kz-c
Deposito. F.zys1a1l- Css.rl. de ]
F-rre~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21
LA DANA
DE
III u n 5 3 f Z 4 i
CAPITULO XCIV
c0NCLIsI,,S

Sefor, djo el duque, me castigareis
por haber salyado esta manana \ los amigos
de vuestra ma1estad. proporcionado un
brillante triLnfo a ynestrg cauza one es Ia
mia
y yo, repnso san Luc no pudiendo con
tenerse, te digo que la causa a one t1 perte
neces es una susa maldita one donde tt
pougas ell pie debe descargar Ia c6lera de
Dios. SefiCr, sefor, 81 vuestro hermano ha
protegide nuestros amigos, desdichados de
ellos
FL rey Sc extremecio
En- squel momento sc oy6 un vago rHmor,
despues resonaron pasos precpitados en- Ia
escaIera, y voces agitadas preguntas.
Luego todo qued5 en- sleucic.
En- medic de aquel sileneio, como 81 ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21
HO7E
INTERNATIONAL
AU-PRINCE. HAITI

r prop;stas;o qne sassrioe afreee - 90
-nodzs ) vsntllaGss 1s5isse.e-ss Is est
Hote. s fo6os los ----o--s- ,.e5os e1-v=s
geros de trzas.eo SIS = IS = Hai4.
E :. es-a5, N-; ;n4-ze - he5l .--s
sra1czs, esys1ol : i-aligro. Irato cu.so ssr
vicio sseog3C.
Te1e45s saccrsal 81 = sristocrstico caEa
po de Thor (Bizotonl psrs los pssagero=
anfe-nos Is ss-s1 t~a-4 3os ser es.ne-z :
soEc;su1
Z GoSzAIlo MAEES
Ener1 - j. 1875.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21
dudablemeute, tai como 10 habia deiad

dudablemeute, tai como 10 habia deiad5
ultimo inQuilino
Al abrir los cajones De Ia mesita ene7l
tre un ramito de jazmines. seco, J les res'a'
de una barra Ge lacre color mal7a
Supuse que una mujer hsbfa Tlyldo 8
aquella casa solitaria, y qae habla elegls
squells pieza como lugar por ella preteFa@
El Paisaie cue Sc diYisaba desde q 's-
ranas debfa agrsdarle de una maners ssps.
cial. Por encima de las copas d. los cas'
nos vefsse el lsgo, pudiendo segairse = sc. {
tela de los vapores J los b'ancos olreas.s
de Ia carretera de Annecy AlbertSlAe ~
Era ioyen 8 yiejs sqaells muJsT -
incline la primers hipotesis. p9E mas y.
NADIA pudiese reyelarme su edad
Desde entoUces me puse hacer lnga1io'ss
conjeturas para reconstituir 81 rosSEo !
cafacter, para imaginar que circnnstalo.,A'ss
Ia habIan obligsdo a sepultarse e sq-s''
adea
a los pocos diss NE consagre al Tsoa.,'
y arrastrado por el iuteFes del tens qls :
MIA entire manos, me olvids do mis- rons-i,,
cas- oyaciones Y de IA misteriosa deeoa9e.13s. =.
qne antes cue 70 habla ocupado e~sS :
CheyahHe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21

yolyio de ali dos horas Diana habfa des
aparecido fl)
Qlelus murIo en- el msmo palacio de Busy.
y en- les bIazos del rev, al cabo de trein-
"a dias de agonfa
Enrique quedo inconsolable Mand6 coas
trulr GUS tres amigos m8gnfi0os sepulcros
Gonde estaban represeItados en- estatuas de
marmol, del tamanO natural fund6 misas
por sus almas les recomend6 4 los sacerdo
tes para que leg tuviesen presentes en- sus
oraclones, Y tOdos los dias por manana 7
tarde, siempre que acaba de REAR, repetfa
este dis leo
TENGA Ell DIOs DEL oIELo COMPASSION
De QUELUs sCHONBERG MAUGIRON
Por espacio de tres meses tu7o el duque
de Anjou guardias de vista: el rev le tomo
un odio profundo 10 le perdon6 jamas
Cuando lego el mes de Setiembre, Chcot.
que no sc separaba de so amo. que habria
logrado consolarle, ST esto hubiese sido posi-
ble, reclbio la carta siguiente, fechada en- ell
prlorato de Baaune, Y escrita por IN ANA
nuense
:. Querido sefor Chicot
Los aires son puros en- nuestro pals Y Ia
vendimia promote ser buena este a1o en-
Borgofia.
Dcen que el rey nuestro senor, quien
parece que yo salve la vida, coutinta tan
haremos beber un vino de l $50, que he des-
cubierto en- Ia bodega que es capaz de Ii
.iPar el recuerdo de las nayores penas Esto
ID TT yez el autor nos dra que fue de
ella en Su pr6xima novela titulada los Cua
rent q c'sco donde hAllaremos yarios per
sonaJes de la Dana de Moaasoreau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21
IGran depuratavo regetal I

6 sea extracto fuldc compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorihcas.
Cada onza Auida representa- una
onra de las plant2s que conttene.
PURANENTE VEGETAL
El mas conocido, I<gHro , rafJ4Zc
srifcsdor 6e + sanere'
/ Con eryz 81 cuts fryse = i5s> de
y@Petoas5 y gyara5l
Pueden usarlo hasta los ninos.
Deposito: Foyt~acia CertyGl. &c ].
eIrer.
nj ; Y. .. S. Nvbre. 2 de 1875
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T.! Qsse Ia s@sterese ptsede lsrtgsrse I don Hc
be~t5 GraIans, ees essa css4szd.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21
Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especffoo desaparecen los pa
ros y Ia picaz6n que producen las erup
clones 81 el cuerpo. Is 81 verdadero "qu.
ts-dolor. " Sc asa en fricciones se apli
ca en ochenta casos distintos.
Vendese en- Juana- D.az -harrio de Hat
puerco-casa del inventor scla,nente.
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In dia de Julio, despnes de us nsaA1'
blen aproveehsda ) de IN buer aiml..II,' i-iI,
tomaoa yo el cafe debsjo de uuemPsiFiia-a1. 4.
I'll silencio del campo fu6 intsrumpluoo - -
pronto por Ell silyido del vapor qae a1a0'
llegsr.
Dominado 30 por Ia irluenta del os.o.
ne puse dormitar. cnando csoo ae -
oia hora me despert6 el raidode un esllFn ii
niiiszo. Habian llamado L puerts u7
casa
u Quiea seraf me pregAte froiAa0'--'
los ojos.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-21

TENGA Ell DIOs DEL CIELO COMPASSION
De QUELUs SCHONBERG MAUGIRON.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04

a thousand and one things we're Hastily
displayed, and were much admired and
highly praised bv the visitors.
The Grand Forks Wooden Mills have
an exhibit on the grounds which draws
much attention.
The laundry exhibit of Mrs. E. Sloan
of Bismarck is a creditable one, and her
work is pronounced first class
Professors Carol and Lewis gave
som fine exhibitions of boxing, club
swing and wrestling. The people seemed
to be pleased with the exhibition.
The weather was all that the pleasure
seeker could desire-clear, warm and
no wind.
The morning train on the first day
took over quite a number of Bismarckers
and the special at noon had ovar 200
passengers. This mornings train took
something like 200 people and the noon
train as many more
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
More Churches Incorporated.

Following out the plan of incorpo-
rating all their churches in the state,
the secretary Of state issued certificates
of organization to the following Cath
Ollie church societies yesterday: "Our
Lady of Perpetual Help" Reynolds;
"The Sacred Heart Church." Glen
UIlin; "St. Clemens Church." st. Glenn
ems township, Morton county; "St. Ben
edict's Church." Wild Rice, Cass county
"St. Patrick's Church." Dickinson. In
each case the incorporators are the
bishop, vicar general, local pastor and
WO resident laymep,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
Declares His Innocence.

The TRIBUNE of March 81, 1891, con-
tanned an account of the arrest Of one
Dennis Lenihan, a porter at the Sheridan
house, charged with the theft OF a valu-
able mink overcoat belonging to Judge
Cleary of New Rockford. The coat was
taken from room % and the arrest was
at the instance of Landlord BLY,, who
smoothed matters over with Cleary by
paying him $115. Sheriff Donnelly
found Lenihan at the house of Thomas
Brown, near Cromwell, in possession Of
the coat, which he said he had purchased
from another party. Some of Lenihan's
friends believed his statements and came
to his rescue with bonds. Lenihan
finally left the city and the TRIBUNE has
heard nothing moro from him until this
morning, when the following letter adj
dressed TO Mr.. Jewell was received:
MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. 26, 1896.
DEAR SIR: On the morning of March
p, 1891, you published an item in your
paper about one Dennis Lenihan, charg-
ing said Dennis Lehman with the pill
fering of an overcoat from the Sheridan
House where he was employed at the
time. Let me tell you at this late date
that he was innocent of the charge. He
did not know the first thing about it.
He was as innocent as you was and a
great deal more so, because you pub
lished an infamous lie in your paper
about him that morning. Dear sir, let
me tell you that the coat was never taken
out Of the Sheridan House, because it
was not taken in; SO you see Lehman
was and is innocent as God in heaven.
MI. Jewell, if you are still with Che
Bismarck Daily TRIBUNE, for the wrong
you have done an innocent man. | want
you to right it by putting an item in
your paper to that effect, and you will
not only be doing him justice, but also
yourself.
Mr.. Editor, I wanted to write you long
ago to do this, so I hope you will do it
now-that is If you are still with the
paper. If net, I hope who aver is editor
will do it and right a wrong that has
been done. I know what [ am talking
about and I know that Dennis Lenihan
was as innocent of the charge ais his
Maker. Do as you please about it. l
have pleased myself when this note gets
to the TRIBUNE office.
There is lots mere I could have told,
but it would do no good O perhaps.
Some Of the parties are gone to render
an account before their God who will
judge us all the last day.
I am done.
Pro Bono PUBL1Co.
The above Is anonymous. Can it be
that as claimed by Lenihan at the time
he did not actually take the coat and
that to shield the guilty parties friends
perhaps-he refused to give particulars?
And is the above letter from the guilty
one, whose conscience has burdened him
ever since?
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
Dun Williams, One OF the Earliest
Pioneers, Returns to Scenes
of Early Recollections.
A Little Chat About Old Times and
Old Timers on the Missouri
Slope.
Strange Letter Declaring the limo
cence of an Old Bismarckel
Charged With Theft.
Nothing Like Dakota Ozone.

" "oAA'A AA1O NoAN
Dan Williams: No, there's nothing
like the pure ozone of North Dakota. I
always feel at home here. And why
shouldn't I? I first came to Dakota in
1870, and in the summer of 1871, like the
salmon, I headed UP stream and came to
this valley. Not much civilization in
this region then. The buffalo at that
time we're not ranging further south
than Painted Woods in any considerable
numbers, but the bottoms hereabouts
were covered with antelope and elk. I
have seen these bottoms south of Bis.
marck literally covered with them. Not
dozens, but hundreds and thousands IN
the herds. I have seen as many as 500
elk in one herd.
"How are the old Bismarckers in Chi:
cago?"
So far as I know they are as happy as
it is possible for one, who has once
cast his lot with this city, can ever be
elsewhere. Lampson is watching the
'tickers" closely, and makes a winning
and a losing-about an even thing, I
guess-on wheat. John Richards ex-
poets to visit Bismarck soon; has a case
in court of some kind. Tom Magill
spent a couple of months in Europe this
summer, and Mckinney, formerly with
the First National bank, is now at the
head of the loan department of the firm
of Fl. O. Stone & Co. Billy Thurston is
also with the firm and doing we'll.
Johnny Barr is in charge of q swell
hotel on the North side, and Hurd, for
merly of the Sheridan, is, I believe, with
I'm. I have been pleased to meet nu-
merous old Bismarck friends in Chicago
at various times, but, desiring to see the
old trails again, here l am"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
When Baby was sick, we gave her C~astorfa.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Great Ball Game at Mandan

Bismarck played ball with the ALL
American league ball team at Mandan
Sunday. The home team made two
runs, one to Mandan and one back. They
were assisted in these by the special train
Of the railroad company, and the runs
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer is, unquestionably, the best pre-
servative of the hair. It is also curative
of dandruf, letter, and all scalp affec.
tiOns. -
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
First publication Oct. i, 1895. |
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate of John Agnew, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against said
John Agrew. deceased. are required to exhibit
the same with the necessary vouchers, to the
UNDERSIGNED administratriX Of said estate. at her
of Burleigh. state of North Dakota. and that
four months have been limited as the time for
creditors to present their claims against said
estate. Dated the 9Th day of October. 1895.
ELLEN AGNEW.
administrators
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04

we're not counted. At the end of three
innings the score stood ~ to 0 in favor
OF the Al l.Americans. Spectators say it
would have been worse had tho game
lasted longer. Critics Of the game think
it was due to the atmosphere in Mandan.
Aboutiseventy five. Bismarckers took in
the game. They say the game took them
IN also. They are unanimous, too, in the
statement that they never saw SO much.
for fifty cents, even at a side-show. Many
who paid fifty cents to get in would will
ingly have given fifty cents more at any
time during the game-to get out again.
Several spectators managed to effect
an escape before the third inning and
threaded their ways through the willows
to the river, into which they plunged
rtcklessly and swan across, reaching
home just as the shades of night arrived.
The others were brought back on the
special train. They dispersed silently,
and are all very solemn and quiet today,
when they think over what has passed.
Those who suffered so much do not
want the two league teams to stop When
they get to the coast. They are eager
to have the train continue right out into
the moist depths of the Pacific ocean.
The boys say it is the only place where
as many fish can be gathered together
in one congregation as there were at
Mandan.
The Bismarck team was not in good
form. Ordinarily, the boys play pretty
good ball. Yesterday, however, they
handled the sphere .likea FIJI Islander
might a Goldfish ball. Honest t%ax-payipg
citizens say they couldn't have caught
flies in a mouse-trap. 1t is thought the
long ride on the cars and across the river
made the players sea-sick.
After the first game the two league
teams participated IN an eight-act farce
comedy, while the spectators sang "You
can't play in our yard" forming a grand
double bill. During this game the spec
tators gradually dwindled away. went be-
hind the grand stand and kicked each
other silently and meekly. When the
game stopped the score stood 81 to 10 in
favor of the st. Pauls. The game closed
just as the spectators were getting ready
to call out the militia.
The Sioux Indian ball team will be at
Mandan on Wednesday. It was gener-
ally desired 70 have the league teams
stop over until they came. 1t was in
tended to supply the Sioux with toma-
hawks, build the fence higher, and turn
EN- loose for a ten.inning skirmish with
the professionals. There would have
been a large and delighted audience to
see the game, and the travelling players
would have been shipped home on ice
after it was over. But they seemed to
smell a rat, and moved Oh. Perhaps it
| is Just as we'll they did,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
K Is.

The best fifty cent Japan Tea on
earth. Every pound guaranteed. Get
a free sample of this tea at our store and
you will be cur tea customer. An
elegant tea canister given away to our
tea customers. Sold only by
GEORGE GUssNER,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04

co. DATE. PLACE.
Cavalier Sept. 3O..J. E. Mccartney. !. Milton
Towner -. Sept. 80. A.. L. Woods 49,. CandO
Bottineau. Oct. 7....J. E. Mccartney. BOttineau
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
Homemade Clothing.


The convicts in the state penitentiary
will be clothed another year in garments,
the cloth for which is made in this state.
At Grand Forks, Saturday, Warden Will
O closed a contract with the wooden
mills there for cloth sufficient for $50
suits of clothing, at SIS each. The cloth
will be made up at the institution. Con.
| sidering the number of inmates, the
item of expense for clothing at the peni-
Tertiary is not a very large one. The
cloth from which the suits are made is
of a good, durable material, which wears
we'll.
Warden Wilson returned from Grand
Forks yesterday morning. "We have
ordered 1000 yards of CLOTH" he said,
land as it will take about six yards to
the suit, have material for $50 suits.
The cloth will cost about AZ cents a yard
there, and when laid down here, cut, and
made up, the suits will cost not over SIS
each. The cutting will be done by some
local tailor, and we have three men
whom we can put to work making them
up. Some of the cloth will be here
about October 10Th. 1t will be a good,
substantial material, with a stripe prob
ably d little heavier than that used now.
We have 90 convicts to clothe now, and
expect to have over 100 by January LIST.
There will be cloth enough to make $50
suits, so that we will be prepared for all
comers."
Improvements at the sheridan.
The steam plant connected with the
Sheridan House is being placed under
the building, and the building will be,
on this account, more comfortable than
ever before. Heretofore, in extremely
cold weather, there has been some diff
Guilty in heating certain rooms, but with
the plant under the house there will be
no trouble of that nature. The whole
house will always be kept at the proper
temperature. As will be noticed in an
other column, the management is desir-
GUS of keeping the entire house open to
guests this winter, and maintain the table
to it's present high standard. It is pro-
posed to offer extraordinarily low rates
to regular boarders-lower than like &C.
commodations can be had anywhere else
and everything that can be done to
contribute to the satisfaction and re-
quirements of guests will be done. The
excellence of the meals now served at
the Sheridan is %acknowled by all who
have tried them, and the management
guarantees to maintain the service right
along.
Institutes.
Following is the schedule of teachers
institutes to be held in the counties
named, during the month of October:
co. DATE. CONDUCTOR. PLACE.
Cavalier Sept. 3d. +. Mccartney. !. Milton
Towner -. Sept. 80. "A. L. Woods. -. CandO
Bottineau. Oct. 7....J. I. Mccartney. Bottlneau
Ward -.
M'Henry
Williams Oct. 7....S. A. Danford 49,. Minot.
Pierce :.
Burleigh :. Oct. H.. A L. Woods 49,. Bismarck
Richland. Oct. IA. j. T. PerlgO. $50. WahpetOn
Dickey =. Oct. 2...J. T. PerigO .......... Cakes
Mcintosh Oct. 2l...H. w. Ardle. Ashley
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-10-04
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