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ADVERTISEMENT.

= z:s
The REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Governor,
HEBER NJ. WELLS
For Congressman,
CLARENCE L. ALLEN.
For Secretary OF State.
JAMES 7. HAMMOND.
For Treasurer
JAMES CHAPMAN.
For Auditor
MORGAN RICHARDS, JR.
For Acknowledgement,
A. c. BISHOP.
For Superintendent Of Public lnsirue-
ton,
DR.. JOHN X. PARK.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court,
CHARLES S. ZANE,
C. W. BARTcH,
JAMES a. MINER.
For Judges Of Third Judicial District
WILSON !. SNYDER.
BARLOW FERGUSON,
L. ID. r. THOMPSON.
For State Senators,
GEORGE NJ. CANNON.
II. L. BOOTH,
GLEN MILLER.
GEORGE SUTHERLAND,
MRS. LILLE r. PARDEE.
For the Lower House,
L. b. cRITcHLoW,
II. NJ CUSHING,
T. ID. LEWIS.
S. w. MORRISON,
w. p. NEBEKER,
GEORGE L. NYE,
IF. SNEDAKER,
A. v. TAYLOR,
w. W. WILSON,
EMMELlNE II. WELLS.
For Superintendent Of County Schools,
CHARLES A. SHORT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

blood tlngled when. boy. / read the
romantic history OF your great and
glorious state. There Is no more stir
ring chapter in American history than
that which records the heroic dendss
that brought Texas Into the beautiful
family OF states. At this there was
loud applause. which seemed TO lire
the speaker to fresh EFFORTS.
In a most graphic manner he de-
scribed tho meeting between General
Harvey and Red Cloud at Fort lara
nile In iScS repeating at least "A part
Of tho great Indian ehloftain's speech.
Then, IN strong terms he appealed to
Americans ana TO Texans TO stand up
for the rights that were purchased for
them by the noble blood OF their am
costors. lie called attention 10 the
rapidly Increasing domination OF Eu-
Iope's Wall strcel dangerous Influence
Speaking OF nome OF the practical
good IN orraniacd labor. he said that
the Brotherhood OF locomotive Fire
men hnd Istld TO the families OF Broth
ethpod fremcn who had been killed,
over four millions OF dollars
Hon. n, T u Andfewa. one uf Tar
rant oounty'g Representatives IN the
present Legislature. wac neNt intro
dnued He got onl BY endorsing most
heartily The snntlmoHta he had heard
uttered by other gentlemen on the plat
form, Then he went Into some dis
cussion OF the record ~ The legislature
on Industrial legislation presented ia
that body He spoke IN warmcst terma
Of the administration Of Nests, Nell
son and sutton. VI tho legislative
board 81 the Brotherhood Of L0oomo-
live Engineers. He said that white
but title was accomplished in the way
NJ legislation Il was because OF tho OPP
position, In the gunate-the house "
representative were almost unit on
tie bills presented lie entered into "A
detailed history OF the work on the ar
duration bin, showing how the most
important clause or the bill vas killed
In the senate. He said that he wanted
tu say for the p0pullst members of
the legislature that they generally
voted for hills desired by railroad em-
ployes
rurninE TO another theme, Mr.. An
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
MACON EYANGELISTS
TINE HEvivAL Ar TAYLOR GROW
iNG IN INTEREST.
The Services Largely Attended
The Cotton Cror liz Needing
Hnin Around Taylor.

Taylor Tex. Aug Il. --tspcelnD The
Methodist revival meetings being COM
Quoted At the tabernacle ON the public
square by Evangelist John 49, culpop-
per OF Macon. Ca. assisted By the la-
cal pastors, are growing In interest,
ana Influence. aud large crowds arr
In attendance nightly The mort excel
lent music Is furnished by a choir Of
~ trained yolces. led by Prof. Charles
Tlllman, sweet singing evangelist,
also Of Macon. Many country people
are attending these services.
Mrs. j 49, Afford Of this city, a
widow with three small children. whose
mind became unbalanced through re-
llgious excitement during recent
Methodist revival at the tabernacle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
FIRST COTTON BALES
THEY ARE BEING RECEIVED Al
VARIOUS PLACES.


Georgetown. Tex, Aug. i5.-tspeclai)
--Dnn Mcdaniel. from near Jonah,
brought the first bale Of cotton to
Georgetown yesterday IL was bought
by W. Leak for BryOn Heard VI Tny-
lor. It weighed 5s2 pounds, classed as
middling and sold at G.15. II would
have brought 60 but II was badly cut
by a new gin. The merchants sub
scribed S2O,25 as a cash premium, the
bale netting Mr. Mcdaniel $685.. The
first bale last year was marketed Au-
gust ~. There were 1900 bales mar
keted here last season.
Hutto. Tex, Aug. 15.--CSpeciaL)--
The first bule OF cotton for this season
was brought In today by f. cheatham
and sold to Cox a WomRck at G 30.
weight $40. bringing y55. 81, MIR. Cheat
ham received a premium VI SIS. so from
the town total. s5I.fi.
Groesh, X, Tex, Aug. 15.-tSpecial)-
The first bale Of cotton ~ the year in
this county was brought In last night
and sold today. 1t was raised ON Thorn
Hin, this county. by Mr.. Melee, and
was sold TO Messrs. Sanders & Bache-
lor for &c. Our merchants got up a
good premium for Mr.. McGee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

plness OF the railroad men and all
other citizens. lie showed how II ia to
the advantage OF the whole public for
the railroad man TO be- more prosper
Gus. And that, said he. is the object
uf such meetings ns these. The OBJ
jects OF all these htotherhoods, he said.
are the development OF the highest
type OF manhood and citizenship.
II wish" he declared. chat all the
people could hear talks that I have
heard made TO the boys by their Lead
era, Arthur and Sargent and Clark and
Mcrfirsey-su talks as a loving faith
err would talk To hts son"
Who II the payinastcr OF the rail-
road man?' asked the old mnn II tell
YOU, you work for the great public and
not FOR the presidents OF the railroads
That makes II imperative that the pub
lie and the railroad employee should
be the bcst OF friends
When he NVowed his determination
60 work for the abolition of Sunday
trains there Nas Wild cheering that
showed how nearly he touched the
great heart OF the railroad mnu
Father Cofiin." on account of the
latencts OF the hour, spoke but few
minuieH. but In that short time he put
into the minds OF His hearers thoughts
that vii make them better citizens
Al the close Of his address the meet
Ina WAS adjourned.
The business sesslou will begin this
muluiuu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
onIncrs or run MnurrNo.
TO Promote Fraternni nriations
aud Encourage Conservatism.

Mi W. L. iyneH. chairman OF the
board Of grand trustees OF the Broth
crhood of Locomotive Engineers, ex-
presses himself as highly grained with
the spirit OF organized labor In Texas.
He says that a misconrepilon ~ Texas
AS well az the rest " THE MeHt exists
In some portions OF the country. when
would be dlssipated by contact with the
law-abldng and patriotic citizens OF
this great state
Texas, he sayH. II organized better
than the majority of tho states. lie
estimntra that average number OF rail-
road men throughout the country not
embraced In the organizations IL about
~ per cent one VI the principal ola
jects NJ Tie meeting here. aa well az
elsewhere, he saws. W 10 encourage tho
gfowth Of the different orders. He
casually made the discovery IN CONVEX
Hation yesterday that on one nf the
Texas roads there were only ten men
who were not IN the orders An effort
win be- made, he nays. 10 demonstrate
TO the general public that the railroad
organizations are much more cnnsorvo-
tive than they havp been supposed 10
be-
In the executive scFsl0na matters OF
interest 90 all tile orders VIII be diH-
cuFHed, he says, with View 10 promot.
Ing united and conservative action
among them. So lar as he knows, there
" no grievance to be considered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
OFFICERS ELECTED.
THE GRAND LODGE STILL IN SEES
SION AT ATOKA.
The Grand Chapter, Royal Arch
Mason., Conyenes-Grand High
Priest Delivers Address.

Atolka. I. T., Aug. l5.-(speolal)--The
grand lodge A. T.. & 4. NJ, n the
indian Territory. elected the following
officers last night; John Coyle' grand
master: silas Armstrong; deputy grand
master; IA. c. Nash. senior grand
warden; ID. D. Flow. junior grand war
den; j. j. McAlester. grand treasurer
j Samuel Murrow. grand secretary w
A Mcbride, grand lecturer; Robert w;
nm, grand orator; 70. @. Martin ana
4. ID. smith. cuatodians OF the worh.
In testimony Of the high appreciation
OF the services OF Grand Secretary NOR
row. he was unanimously reelected,
The grand chapter, Royal Arch Ala-
sons convened this morning.
The address OF the grand high pflfHt
waa an interesting document, ana Was
reuiata with wise decisions during me
wear that he has occupied the Once.
the new constitution. which w,il We
,rrsented today for adoption, VIII con
stltute the chief business OF thus scS-
sion. ..,,.s,-s ,,,tt
,aIe Mace this evening,
THE Eastern star VIII then meei' anu
he ladies VIII have fun sway all gay
Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

here, was taken 10 the state insane
asyiuh .. Austin this morning. She
was escorted by her mother. Mrs. Me-
Connell. and cousin. John Mccon-
nell.
No rain has fallen In this section Of
Williamson county for the past eight
weeks. and farmers are suffering for
she want % noNture. Truck farms are
dry and withered and the growing
cotton plant has n dwarfed appearances.
but with few forms or squares TO the
stalk. with the decreased acreage this
season. tile drouth and unfssorable
conditions nQW existing, Tsylor's wAS.
On receipts Of cotton this season VIII
fan l2009 bales short o. last season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
low FOR THE COUNT
INVOLVEMENT OF SCHOLARSHIP
VOTE TOMORROW.
7wen,y-Five Young Men are Named
for the $3.50 Pri1e-Three New
Candidates from Cieburne.

Tomorrow is the last day before the
s' announcement OF the vote In the
hoarship contest TO select a young
40 to represent Texas and the Ca
We At the st. James Military Acad-
~ Macon, Mo.
me list Of nominations as It now
Ands Is as follows:
yhafles Verschoyle, Fort Worth.
sos Clements, Fort Worth.
WI 7. Boyd. Fort Worth.
"a woodward, Fort Worth.
beo Garrett, Fort Worth.
Mliie Fulford, Fort Worth.
TANK beats, Fort Worth.
ssnn l. Word, Rhome.
nnk q. Holland. Fort Worth.
rs w. Wyse. Fort Worth.
nAiier Frances, Fort Worth.
nsfqard PolndeXter. Fort Worth.
r. q lee. Pittshurg. Texas.
" Dunn, Fort Worth.
INA Wilson, Fort Worth.
aaiiysn dnerte, Fort Worth.
nunsd Clark, Fort Worth.
rm,ahk Hnltz, Fort Worth
~ ~ Woodson. Fort Worth.
rr,so brownell. Cleburne.
Nlenee conllsk. Cleburne.
rrttea Henley Cleburne.
rhafiey Hotchklss. Denlson.
rNls Cummings. Fort Worth.
~, Gates, Fort Worth.
~ ne day for public voting mp.
~. The interest NJ the boys grows
XIV aeute' The stock OF envelopes
nhg votes received daily has
Xxx mrger each day. Tomorrow 5
1, Ysncement VIII doubtless indicate
r,neral young men have set their
M - earnest on The Gazette's val.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

drewH paid glowing tribute 10 the he
roism the railroad men Of Texas had
often displayed IN the interest u their
employers, mentioning specially an
old Texas and Pacific engineer who
formerly run out Of Fort Worth.
Dad" White. who WIS acalded to
death near Temple about six yeara
ago.
Il believe" suid he, the railroad
orders have done one great service 10
the people OF Texas and the whole
country. They have greatly decreased
the per cent. OF inebriety and raised
the standard OF morals"
l.. s. Coffin. ex-rallr0ad commissioner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
SUIT is WITHDRAWN
Ex-Governor waite Was the PrIncI-
pal speaker nt the Dallas
cnmpmeeting Last Night.

Dallas, Tex, Aug. iJ.-Cspeoial)-F.
NJ. Ethrldge has Withdrawn his in
junction suit against the city National
bank. The city OF Dallas owes the
bank $4,000. and Ethrldge wished to
enJoin Mayor Holland from paying the
same There was deep seated indigna-
ton on the part Of the citizens OF Dali
LAS against the proceedings, and now
there is genuine satisfaction over the
Abandonment Of the suit
Al the Populist camp meeting today,
about 500 persons turned out. Col j..
w. Payne, w. IL. Lockett, j. =. Rob
ertsOn. Ralph Beaumont. and d. L..
Wood were the orators. All defended
fint money. denounced the silver DEM
ocrats and recognized Judge George
Clark and his followers as the only
Democrats In Texas. This is pretty
tough ON the other follows. but per-
haps they viii live through II. Blood
to-the- Brides" Waite Of Colorado was
the orator tonight. and made very
conservative speech. Tomorrow Judge
Nugent and Hon. BIZ Farmer, states
man and philosopher, are expected TO
entertain the crowd.
Rey George W. owens, Bryan T. Barry
and Milton Park held a meeting today
and decided that the Corbett-fitzsim-
mons glove contest should not take
Mace. The citizens committee OF
twenty say that II will take place II
there is no law against IT,
The black-listed druggists and lumber
dealers Of Dallas, who are harassed by
the drug and the lumber trusts, have
come to the conclusion that the anti
trust law OF Texas Is a dead letter
Frank T. Wilmer, an employe of T.
| N. Wood. butcher. was arrested today
| charged with forging the name OF his
employer TO bank checks He realized
| $50. ana "blew 1t In ON a woman" his
| friends say
| Whiterlght that II. NJ Johnson, killed
by the cars a few nights ago, was de-
tective. and also that he had snug
sum OF money planted out somewhere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
A YOUNG WOMAN AT HILLsBoHo
TAKES MORPHINE.
Medical skin saved Her. mt She
Declare. She WIN Y-, Take
Her own Life.

HIlsboro, Tex. Aug. s.-(special)--
Hazel Meyers. u young woman appnr-
entity shout 10 or 90 years Of age, at
tempted suicide In the western portion
Of the city last night about 10 o'clock
By the morphine route. When she was
discovered several bourg after the NOR
phine had not produced q fatni effect
tln account Of a large amount Of CO.
cpalne she had taken. Medical assist
ance was summoned and proper anti
dOies were used. which brought the
patient out OF DANGER She says she
viii end her life the first opportunity
given her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

Of Iowa, was next Introduced. and was
eheercd heartily. lie IL known as
"Fathef' Conn. and II a. universally
loved az he Il widely known. lie has,
aimee his service as railroad commits
sloner, spent many thousands OF ms
own dollars IN efforts 10 make better
the conditions Of the railroad men, ne
spoke IN the whrmert terms ef tie
,nanhood and the devoted patriotism
Of the boys" as he called them, who
had left their work at necunihry loss
70 thHfnseivis In order 10 work togetn-
er FOR their mutual good. He warmly
EXPIRE ued the objects Of the various
ordsrr OF railway employees. az BENG
simply 70 enhance the virtues asa nap
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

Extraordinary Preparations Have
neen Made ut HiIisboro.

Hiilsboro, Tex. Aug. i5.--tspeclal)--
The catalogue or tho I'm County Fair
association for the season IN now out
and contains list OF premiums and
purses TO the amount Of 5000. there be-
ing scarcely any article grown or rails
ed but what will be found IN some one
OF the departments aud prepiium Of
fered for IL. The fair opens octbbcr
10 II. some OF the best horses In the
United states are booked for the races.
One enterprislng Arm in this city has
offered a premium OF 60 cents on each
heie OF colon sold here durins the next
saaaon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

and prosperous farmer near here, who
repaired to the cisco bank and were
married by Justice Collie. Both had
been formerly married and had been
lovers and schoolmates Ia Germany
Twenty-Five years ago and had just re-
Gently found the whereabouts OF each
other. Both had several children OF
their own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
MIlMNrY scnooL CLOSES.
A Gold Medal ConteHt--Other Mci<in-
ney News.

Mckinney, Tex. Aug 15.-tspeciaD-
The Mckinney school Of elocution and
orat0ry closed this week with a medal
contest at Heard's opera house. Miss
Leslie Pearson was awarded the gold
medal and Miss Matte Horn the silver
medal Professor Shearer, the instruc-
tor has been chosen principal OF the
Normal college OF Denison.
a straw stacker and separator be-
longing TO Tug Christie. burned in the
field where he was threshlng near Leb-
anon, in this county.
The Collin County Medical assocla-
tlon met here this week. Attendance
was very good.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
PROMINENT oIrIzEs DnAp.
II. Passed Away at HiIissere Aftss
q Brief uInesa.

Hlllsboro, Tex..Aug. I'LL. ID. Camp,
cx-postmaster Of Corpus Christi. state
orgnnlzsr or the American Benevolent
Legion FOR Texas. and one Of tho most
prominent Republican leaders 10 the
state. Is dead He was a prominent
camp Of NenceE county. Texas He
dled Of congestion OF tho stomach sna
bowels here today at s o'clock p. m.
after short Illness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

rh.y Meet In reza. AFTER Many
years and Are Married.

cisco. Tex, Aug. a5,-tspeeiaD In ~,
,,'.,,..r. 10 an advertisement In MART
n,' shs Union depot from Arlington.
~ Nrs Louisa ziegenfuss. who vas
mel by Mr. Fritz Graefe. "luo"sr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

Rtlai IN ,'s., Tex. Aug. l5.-The eolored
Ahds,setYie, conducted by Prof ].
ma ~ nus Just closed pleas
p WI. p'ghtable session OF about
Nv ttsrh average attendance about
fAss rss. Very interesting ad-
"sfe made az the close.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

washington. Aug. 15.-An original
,s,dayv,s pension has been granted u
Mes Elizabeth +. Long OF Mldlana'
Midland county. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16
LUMBER IN FLAMES.
|'''Es a Loss OF FoRrY rHou-
SAND DOLLARS.
H'T MN at RocLiand Is saved
'''' by the Hardest of work.
a Mig Fire.

a. IL ~ Tex, Aug. ls.-(speclal)-
b eom,ssne yard OF the Aldri,n Luin-
|uber t 1s destroyed 1905. 600 feet OF
ms neiein, dOliyways and ,iat-
'e I'M 'shr, 10000; Insurance. SIS 900.
vas saved. By heroic work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

Jefferson. Tex, Aug. s.-sspecial)--
Gov. culberson and wife have otNn
here several days on ii yisit 10 thrir
parents They leave today, tne gov
srnor for Austin and his vile To- Wan
kssha.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-16

To select by ballot the son OF worlf-
ingman or working woman whom the
Gazette Will send 10 the 81. James
Military academy. Macon, No.. for the
year 1906 In now running. See an
nouncement and coupon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-12
CONDICIoNEs Y CoNCEsIoNEs

80 la iaanicp ainente Ia
lo admhidos
Hoe mlhntoapa
m,eic
enho
MON q la nsls sboriot
asrrnoua
para los
IS 100 de p Ia
~ asndiaae "a dsvouc . La
ia vuata
hfza a lesea lta
una oa g 5poriO0 al
a reja NJ alble
lcscraio 1rsnco.
d ~ Rd ssratd amos eumli
IL 8cunpH amHa
zhs
razor 2fancus aia Fraction fo p6
" res
Ia, L.,
n6di
Agect~ en- sta phza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-12
CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICACIONES

Esta casa admite suscYi pconas suss
l.se de obras por eatregas, san.bien :
peri6dicos ilustraaos ds mosias. encsrgan
dose igualuaen de corn;sioras pertaueeien.
tea a. ran1o; de corap!eaar cualesass era
obras qne So hsllaran trnnsas. rniiere.. los
seaores que 80 encuentrsn er a:oho oaac
pasar una nota del ,itirs.a cuatsrno qnc
hub;ersn racibido.
ELtre los peri6dicos ilustrsd..e qua est.
Centro reparte, fgura.
LA Illustration ARTISTICA
que por la he!leza de aus Franados os n,e
jores gus saien de Barcsiona, 10 se,scto tst
sus textos , los magnf6ros regaios Que ea
ia tres .epartos hace, "a .I p~r,o-iico 4,
mayor circn!aci6n en- Z paha Aneelcs
latina. Tsmbi6n henacs De advert,r Que
La ILUSTRACiON ARTISTICA
Vi aocmpabada de
Ell SALON DE La MODA
periodco que z aa fama eutre las fsnl;l.s
$ nsodistas.
Frasle. Refma,sos u ca
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AL PUBLICO

Ell Alcoholado Rodriguez, Pla
va, alcanza cada dia mayores
6xito, los numerosos certificates
10 acreditan asf.
Pfdase en- la Farmacia Rodri-
yuez Playa
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i A los agriculteres /!

Lleg6 la primera romeaa de loe
abonos mincrales de Ia f6brica esta
blecida On MAyagiies.
H6ganse los pedidoe
CHRISTIAN. BOYSEy,
Playa. poacs r.
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Sc vende

I'm msgnifco Aiam6ique, nuevo, en- con-
icio,es ventajoeas pa IN el comprador,
III que 10 interese dhfjase su dusfo en-
10 calle del Jobo, don JosS Yalls.
p.,r@A 0~4 nv - IaQz
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o. vaa, La Ia i
inon Tsnerfes
O. Hie pa n
d
Cnan hatads
e lem
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Herrera
v FundiciOn
de ROBERTO GRAHAM

En- este establecimaento Sc cOnstru-
gen q hay de centa:
Maquinitas de picar carne
Maquinas de picar yerba
Maquinas de de~granar maiz
Maquinas de despulpar cafe
Cedazos para cafe
Subidores 6 dragas para cafe
Carretillas de mano
Carritos de mano y para caballos
Carros para conercio y haciendas
Ruedas y ejes para carros de
todos tamanos
BALCONIES y escaleras de hierro'
Ponce, Marina.
s .bre. 20 de 1894 I. 3 ps.
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Diar1o Eool1tco de La txard.

APOR INTER- COLONIAL De
TiAIE DE IDA
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ni-.srss n~~ 2 sia 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-12
Salud J BelleZa'

La mayor dc las gracias concedidas &
Ia humaIidad es la Salnd de 6sta de-
pende la Bellrzl
Con ell uso de las III yoras de t+sd1 del
DR.. Ross. los yarios o-ganos del cuerpo
Sc conServan s;en.,re en- buen estado.
Arrojan todas Ia npurezas de la sangra
branas intestinales as mas seeura. Su
efecto es duradero. Cnran la Dyspepsia.
BIliosidad, Fiebres. Tos, Jaquecas, DO.
nen a las personas que las toman prue-
ba de Intermediates epidemicas Y fiebres
TomonSe De vonta en- todas las Boticas.
rs's srpSsS EnsS NEW YORK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-12
DSCUBLA SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, DE PONCE

Gale de Ld P1lId nuns D
Continta alberta la matrfcula en-
este Centre de Ensenanza.
Ademas de las asignaturas CORES
pondientes al grado superior, las nj
mas que 10 deseen podran dedicar,e
al estudio de la mdsica, dibujo 8
idiomas bajo la direction de profeso
res competentes.
Ponce, Noviembre de 1894
La Profesora,
2 vpa Fvasaciacn A. Aida de IsgeHs1