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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
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CON e;eycscso en- esta csudad,
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practica Official, va en- La particular, durante
Ia epidemia variolosa reinante en- esta ciu-
dad, La ofcacia incontsstable del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vacu.
nac;6n de don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
Araciho baio su Diriase que di-
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cionar el nivel de los Institutes Europeos
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lices rssultados ha ontsnido tan isonjeia,
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diezmabs esta poblaci6n desde haee diez
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del precitado Institute ss superior preft
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
EMPRESA DE COCHES
SALVADOR PRATS
MAYAGUEZ

Haee viajes entire Mayagiez y
Yauco y Mayagn4z y Aguadilla, y a
los demas pueblos del Oeste, como
Las Marfas, Maricao y Cabo rojo.
Para obtener un Aste basta pedir-
10 con tres horas de anticipation.
Mario de 1895 | M alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
Unguento Derm6geno /!

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
COcinerO

Uno de buenas costumbres Y
honrado, desea colocarse en- una
casa de comercio, de hombres
solos, para residir en- ella.
En- esta redaccion informaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11

Enero % de- 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
AVISO

Ei gus sussribs, 80 ofress para traduceio-
nss de frances italiano, al castsllano =
vics-versa, asf como se dsdisa por ahora
dar elases de idioma frances o. SD easa- ha-
b1taoion, calle Salud, n&m. 6.--Ponce, Hne-
70 de 1895.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13

His bride is one of Prescott's fairest daughters and has to greet her on the dawn of matTimony expressions shat arc known and appreciated ouly in sincere and atfectionate friendship.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 A. A. Moore is a visitor to town to-day from Walnut Grove.
 E. E. Gregory and his sister, Miss Gregory, will move on Tuesday into the Sheckels house, on Cortez St.
 Judge Wiley, the we'll knoN disciple of Blackstone, left to-day for Ash Fork, after an agreeable visit.
 Mrs. Dr. Waite and her charming sister, Miss Woods, expect to leave for Phenix this week, where they will remain some time.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon Jeff this morning for San Francisco on pleasure trip, where they expect to remain for some tine.
 Charles Donaldson, of Weaver. came up yesterday on the train. He says the present railroad mode of travelling. takes his breath away, compared with the old time stag ing
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13

It is sSid that telephone reryice is to be inaugurated m Prescott inside of two months, and that the central office is to be precided over by an imported beauty from the east.
 A marriage license has been issued to Chas. W. Cartier. permitting hlm to wed Miss Kate Rudy. The con tracting parties reside in Skull val lev. and the event will take place next week, it is said.
 The moon was full last night, and its brilliancy aud beauty was Ire quently spoken of. 1t looked really ike a bright silver dollar, and seemed to sSy in it's magnihcence, get onto the white metal. Grover.
 Society is swift now adays in town. Two dancing eiuhs arc in smooth working order. Will the uyalrv result ln rcviving the old time song of "The Sweaters, and The Perspirers," of Mob Hollow and Mob Hilli
 Several society people oi Jerome are preparing to entertain their friends iu a generous way on the llth inst. The occaslon ls a ball and supper, and, judging from the past, tue affair will probably be made one of the pleasantest that has yet taken place there,
 Pard Pierce who is in town from santa Maria, says that al present mining affairs there are commenc- ing to assume activity. Many pros peetors arc to be seen throughout the district while investors are also being attracted to the district by Inc discovery of many nice claims. The coming spring will undoubtedly bring in ulany men, as the district seems to be more favored by miners than at any time in it's past history
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 P. Putnam arrived last night from Phenix and lectures Monday on free thought ideas.
 Cour cilman Lake came up from pbeuix on last nights train. He IS in town to day and will return to- morrow.
 Councilman Aspinwall, of Apache, was an arrival from the salinas yesterday, returning to-day to his iabors in the capital city.
 Representative Hinton, of Mari copa arrived last night from the soath. returning to-day. Nothing k sad or known of his quiet ent- rance or hurried exit.
 T. $. Bullock of the P. < A. c. railroad is expected to arrive to. night from Phenix. IL IS also said in connection with his trip this time that railroad affairs are to be con sidered. and that definite action IS to be taken looking to the rebuilding of the old road and extension south via Black canyon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13

W. s. Head, the Boss" of the Verde, is up from that thrifty sec ton. The throwing open of the Camp Verde military reservation, after lapse ofso many years makes Mir. Head as we'll as other old time residents of that section feel cor respondly jubilant and at the same time greatful that the section af- fected is to be relieved of the desola- tion it has so long undergone.
 George Broker, of Sycamore Creek in eastern Yavapai, paid Prescott a visit yesterday, for the first time in many months. He states that work on the Photographic quarries there is now being prosecuted, quite force of men being employed. In live stock affairs he states that the recent heavy rains so completely watered that section that on the coming of warm weather a good range may be expected for cattle to graze on, and that the prospects were very good for many in that line
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
Nc CREDITORS.
at Is Being Followed in tto 1hfs Section.
Anold

Anold at Is Betng Followed in
 ito This Section.
 Avy O. thy document is on file in istrict court clerks office, VI b cites tale of distress and al -l., at makes the scene really O e of pity if the innocence of a tenderfoot mining operator is the aim, and on the other hand it is very humorous if the desire of its author is intended to work on the courts. The case in question is that of Capitalist Henry, who purchased the Henrietta mine in this vicinity lately, and in his legal appeal he assails the characters of several we'll known gentlemen who have been associated with him in mining life here, as well as in attempting to throw of the track several merchants, dozens Of miner and laborers of this county who have carried his company along an easy route in the payment of just obliga- tions due on his part.
 Mir. Henry by his brevet, W. H. Barnes, learned gentleman in legal logic from the south, files the document that it is expected will wipe of the face of the earth several
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
BLUE MONDAY.
The City Has a Geoa Starter for the
 Week.

The City Has a Good Starter for the
 Week.
 The city mill started to grind this morning, and before the hopper was a very good starter for the first day of the week. Eight hobos were on band to test the machine, and six went through it, coming out at the other end with 15 days apiece, while the other two clogged t sufficiently to escape city service and pulled out for other fields. The gang ar rested Saturday night by Chief Prince included the above. and were beautiful type of the hobo order. In court to-day their excuses were so earnestly told as their physical makeup was proof of their calling, but 1t wouldn't work. The hobo question IS getting to be a regular order of business nowadays and the officers have to be lively on foot to catch them. The arrival of a gang of over twenty last Friday were soon sized up, and faring pretty well became engaged in the usual row over the spoils and bad whisky secured. One was badly cut up and IS now in the hospital, while the others escaped and moved on, with the exception those who are now in jaii.
 "Harry the Fiend" was also on deck this morning, and was assessed Sl5 or as many days for running a hop joint. He hadn't the "stuG" and will smoke contentedly for that number of days in jail. Miss Pearl, . visitor to Harry's joint, also paid $5 for the trip, but said she didn't use ~hop" prefering "hyperdermic.' She'll know better next time.
 Stella Shanks, colored offender of numerous times, graced the mourners bench simply because she tried to initiate Peter Jackson in pugiliBt doings, backed up with Sunday school language of free thought teaching. Judge Moore thought go would temporarily her shut mouth, and Stella went and dug" up as usual.
 Peer Johnson, who abused Stella" m broken language, and attempted to speak English to the judge, could not be understood. The judge understood his case however, and fined him $20 too. But he couldn't dig"
 From a financial standpoint the city is getting to be quite a center of operations since the reform move ment struck it forcibly, aud if it continues the present structure will have to be enlarged to meet the demands our efficient police force is now distinguishing itself for in action. The methods adopted to relieve this city of very undesirable class of people like those who were run in, is very creditable to the police administration, and as fast as they come they should be run in, and made to improve the city in any character of chain gang work laid out.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
FRIDAYS Daily, Feb. 8.

The preliminary exam nation of Loske and Schultz, on he charge of murdering G. W. h. McNary. terminated to day before Justice Moore. Schultz was held without bail, while Loske was placed under $l.0O0 bonds.
 Among the prominent men of the nation who is to visit this section next month is General Schofeld, of the army. He will soon make a farewell tour of the army, visiting all commands under him before re- tiring to private life next Septem- Der.
 "Red." O'Neill, who runs a station on the divide, near Copper Basin, was found this afternoon in a bath tub at the Bridge barber shop in an unconscious condition, life being al- most extinct. He appeared to be perfectly healthy at the time of entering the room and the supposi- ton Is that he had an epileptic fit. At the time of going to press he was not expected to live.
 Au open confession is good for the soul, and this paper proposes to make one. Prof. Bell says that an omission occurred in his article in this paper, the other day, whether intentional or not, he could not say. Professor it was downright inten- tional and the reasons for it, are that the religious and free thought typo who was "worn and weary" in the final collapse of the newspaper controversy, succumbed with the subject, and cut your article in two while in dazed condition mentally. We simply regret it, and ask you to square yourself with the typo.
 PERSONAL MENTION
 Geo. W. Sines is in from his Cherry Creek mines for few days visit.
 T. J. Eaman, the commission merchant of Kansas City, arrived last night from the above city.
 Col. A. O. Brodie and Robert Brow left to-day for their Crown Point mine near Walnut Grove.
 F. s. Belcher and wife of Michi- gan and Miss Belcher, are recent arrivals in this city, staying at the Burke.
 Martin Maier, has gone to Phenix to present several bills to the legis- lature, so our genial friend Fritz lesson states.
 G. w. Wood, of the Fl Paso Smelt- ing Company. is at the Burke today and visits this section in the interest of his institution.
 The following gentlemen arrived in a special last night over the s. F. F. & P. and left this morning fo' Phenix: Cyrus Crane, Kansas City c A Me Gregor. Ills; w NJ Gric a Indiana; F H Neville ann wi e Chicago; c H Liffler, Ceicago; E 4 Spaulding. Cedar Falls; E I Andrews, Cedar Falls; W T Mess ,u. ger, Ills; w B Pabst; Iowa; J " Roach, Iowa; Jno Forsyth, Chica 20 Mrs Annie Craudall, Chicago; n Brown, Ills; Dr N A Pennoyer, Y TRS; c B Fisher, Ills. They ate tour is4s and visit the capital city on tke invitation of the Arizona Impr 0y,s ment Company. Many of them are very wealthy it is said, and will undoubtedly select homes in the Salt River section.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
Board Of supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors met yesterday, Feb. 5, 1895, all members being present.
 Ward Priest was appointed jus tice of the peace st Congress precinct.
 The following claims were audited and allowed on the road fund: B. A. Hussey, SIPS; Fred Plumb, dis trict IF, $2O0.
 The following claims were audited and allowed on the expense fund: F. 4. Tritle IT,, deputy recorder, S75; M. o. Archibald, deputy re- corder, $75.
 The following bids were opened for furnishing the county with the service called for in the proposals as published, and the following were awarded contracts being the lowest bidders: Printing, J. c. Martin. $1, ,765; burying dead, D. ". Pritchett, so per body; care of clock, E. B. Pentland, so per quarter; stationery, Kelly & Steph- ems, stipulated prices.
 No action was taken in the matter of letting the county hospital con- tsact. The following bids were re- ceived however:
 J. M. Dodson, per patient, per day 76 cents.
 Alfred Quetu, 76 cents per day.
 William Thomas, 70 cents per day.
 w. Brown, 69 cents per day.
 Alice McInernay, 75 cents per day, or $l,OOO per quarter, or s, 3,SS0 per annum.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
SATURDAYS Daily, Feb. g.

Will there be another stOrml
 Several mining sales are. "hans ing fire"
 Arbor day banned out poorly yes terday.
 Go to church tomorrow. It. will do you no harm.
 Placer dust is coming in very lively from the hills.
 The present cold wave is . little late in materializing.
 Successful bidders were rus ting to-day for securities
 Turkey dinner tomorrow a { the Elite, from to 8 pm. It
 Will the city light up the cityi seems to be question still.
 Take a peep into the eIe ctric light office some time next wee k.
 A rain in the mountains now would raise-weil, Granite creek.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13

gentlemen in this city, gentlemen in short, who fall far below Mg. Henry when it comes Co figuring on shrewd fnancinl operations or keen work in the line of successful speculations.
 The whole trouble is over the now famous Henrietta mine, prop erty that has the usual strain oR it and a balance due on its payment, which has not as yet materialized, and which also, is not liable to be made on the part oE Mr. Henry, either.
 Hovering over this mine there are several debts, sggregating prob ably t25,000, several miners are out their wages, 8 balance Is due on the payment of the purchase price, while the usual generous Prescott merchant figures of course to the tune of many thousands. Mir. Henry does not say that he wants to square up. Not much. If he desired to do so, he would not import an attorney Co bismireh men in this city. If he is actuated in his voluminous mes sage to the courts to wipe out one evil that seems to follow his trail in Arizona speculstions, why is be not as magnanimous to wipe out the merchant, the miner, and the other sacred obligations he has been in- cumbered withi This is the sub stance of his tone as it is drawled out on one string. Wilf it workf The future can only answer for this buzz saw act.
 Mir Henry it is said feels agrieved over his speculation. and at one time believed the mine was very Chicago like, a great deal of smoke for no fire. Now it is proven that the Henrietta is bonanza and this willy fnancier is again on hand, but the ides evident ly is very distasteful to his pocket to ''put up." Of course this is but natural, and no exception to this rule ever prevailed even among the most generous hearted of our heaviest capitalists.
 Mir. Henry we admit has spent several thousands of dollars on the above mine, and we only hope he will continue to do SO, but he is adopting unheard of Hcrosscut" work in attempting to heal the wound of bis conscience in assailing mining men in the manner so notice able. The proper course for him to do is to pay off tho debts of the mine, and then put on the gloves with any hostile element that attempts to @drift" him again to the wrong tunnel.
 Come to the surface, Mir. Henry, and relieve the men at the top of the shaft, after which we will help you to hunt for some @st.ingersb that seem to haunt you and your attorney.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
THE CITY AND COUNTY.
EegSY Items From Our Own TOyB aDd
 Surrounding OuaGy,
MsnNESnAY,S Daily. Feb. 6.

WEDNESDAYS Daily, Feb. 6.
 Judge Ling took the train solth to-day for Pheuix.
 Col. J F. Wilson returned from Phenix last evening.
 Jim Me Clintock. of the Gazette, arrived from the A. X P. yesterday.
 The agency of the Castle Creek stage line has been moved to F. E. Jones store, next to Kelly X Steph- ems.
 The preliminary examination of L0ske and Schultz, on the charge of killing G. w. K. Me Nary, will take place tomorrow before Judge Moore at 10 a. m.
 Jim Bones, one of the pioneer business men of Prescott, has closed his store and retired. The place is now undergoing repairs and will be opened again by a gentleman who has recently arrived in town.
 There will be a regular meeting of Golden Rule Chapter No. l, O. E. s. on Thursday, Feb. z, 1895, at s o'clock p. m. Members of the order in good standing are cordially invited. By order of the W. Nj. s. E. Blake, Sec'y.
 at the meeting of the Hook and Ladder company last evening, Joe Tiernan the pugilistic gladiator of a ring event yesterday. was crowned with the honor of being elected foreman of that body for the ensu- ing year.
 Dr. Kayner, whose advertisement appears in todsy's paper, filed in the recorders office last week copy of his diploma bearing date of Nov. 2I, lS49. The doctor has practiced in some of the largest cities of the Union and is well up in his pro fession. He comes to Prescott to | improve bis health in our bracing l climate. and offers the sick here the l benefit of his skill.
 All members of the Commercial 1 Club are requested to attend a meeting a. the club rooms on | Thursday. February Eth, 1895 at S:30 | p. m. for the purpose of considering | the advisability of entertaining the | visiting members of the A. O. U. w. | and others who are expected to pass through about March llth. By | order of F. NJ. Murphy, Vice Presi- | dent. Henry T. Andrews, Sec'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
Kansas CIsy ssesk lTarkss

KANSAS CTrY, Feb. 9.-Cattle mark ct steady to strong. Texas steers, S20G450; Colorado steers, $2.90G 4.05; stockers and feeders, $200g 375.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13

Articles os Incorporation of the Rio Verde Canal Company have been published this week. The capital of the concern is placed at 2,5OO,OOO, and the inoorpoyators are ID. M. Riordan, David Babbitt, J. W. Francis, Al. Doyle and Wilson Hamilton. With the exception of the last named, the ineorporators are we'll known citizens of this com munity. 4 public meeting, to dis cuss tha project, is announced to be Es,A{ s EaHh.ir- iqu 4L;- ~-ap
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Ws-ed's FaIs Highest Medal sBd Diploma.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
STATE OF Ono, CrTI or ToLED

Lncas County.
 Frank T. lheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of '. J. Cheney d Go. doing buainees in the City of Toledo, County, and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL RS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANkJ. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. khis 6th day of December. A. D. 1sS6.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of fa FYr+r~1. Seui Tor tss'fmorfT'-, frHe.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13

Last evening, President Frank NJ. Murphy and wife, of the s. F., P. x P. R. R., c. D. Arms, of Youngs- town, O., and Dr, Geo. w. Vickers, arrived from Prescott, via the new railroad.-GaZette.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13

BAKING POWDER CO. to6 VAIL ST.. NEW-1ORK. 5SEl5GsESSEE5S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-13
PERsoNAL MENTION.

Doane Merrill, is a visitor to Pres colt from Jerome.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1895-11-21
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Which is wiser, to buy two pairs of
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satisfaction?
In buying life insurance, people
should exercise as good judgment as
they do in buying shoes, 81, 900 in a
strong. oldline life insurance company
is worth more than a large amount of
assessment insurance.
Are you satisfied about your life in
surance? Do you want TO take out life
insurance? The Home Life Insurance
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oldest, strongest and best companies:
its policies are plain contracts, giving
thirty days Of glace for payment Of
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a. G. Davis, General Agent for North
Carolina, Goldsboro, N. G.