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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11

mfrense estos ofcios que, como
entonces dijimos. hubieran per-
fectamente encsjado en- la ave-
del fraude que escan-
daliz6 q Ponce y a la isia
Ell segundo acto de esta ven
ganza chiquita. consta en- nues-
tro suelto Mds denmncsas, del pc
ri6dico de aver.
Els decir, ell senor jefe de CO
rreos de Ponce nos reta con Sc
meiantes acciones.
Esta dicho. Ell guante esta
aceptsdo.
Va la isla q yer quien ha de
ser el perdidoso.
Nosotros no tenemos cola que
nos pisen.
En- nosotros esta nuestra fir
meza Y nue>tra correction,
Detras de nosotros esta el pu >
bio, que premia con su APPLAUSE,
ruestra intachable conducta; y
ell dfa que tergamos la conclen
cia de que no poseemos fuerzae
para cumplir nuestro deber, aban-
donaremos irrevocablemente @
puesto.
Ell iefe de la ofcina de correos
de esta ciudad quiere guerra.
| Pues tendla guerra.
| Nosotros entendemos que para
obtener aplausos, preclsa mere
cerlos.
A pror6sito de este, como
prop6slto dc las denuncias qu
| han llovido en- estos d1as sobr'
LA DEMOCRACIA, entendemo
) mas. Entendemos que a esta ho
ra son absolutamente extempo-
; raneas las intransig snclas.
I Ell criterio actual, es de toe
J rancia, es de libeltad
! Esos procedlmlentos linguistic
: tales estan completamente desa
credltados.
Pueden acaso halagar passion
ciIlas de POGO momen5o; pero 10
que las altmentan, estan en- PIE
no sigto XII. Sc han quedadt
pues, atras, en- tanto que el pue
bio a que sirven, sube y subt
) hasta vlvir en- plena luz.
Lluevan, por 10 demas, sobr
nosotros, cuantas denunclas :
: quiera.
q Nosotros no estamos aquf par
cejar.
A pesar de las denuncias, es
; taremos de pie.
Mas a11n. Las denuncias ha
ran mas efcaz nuestra labor.
Que vengan!
foi 10 que respecta al tunclo
mario que este art1culo inspire
preparese, que vamos ALA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
Periguex. Esta tarde saldra para Ii

Periguex. Esta tarde saldra para Ii
burma Burdeos.
Los premios de honor del salon de los
Campos Elfseos han tocado al senor Bar
thuldi, por su grupo de marmol rs
trasburgo Y al senor Herbert por su
lienzo " El ni1o j Jes1s dormido. "
LIE Figaro publica una carta del Sc
nor Glolitti, que acasa al seilor Crispi
de haber traficado en- condecoraciones Y,
especialmente, de haber vendido por
$4,000 frances una distin ci6n honorlfi
ca al Baron Reinach, Y ademas, de ha-
Der arrancado por medios ilegales, que
constituyen un verdadero Chantoge,
Il prestamo de medic million al Banco
Romano Y al Banco Nacional.
Eel premio del Jockey Club Chantilly
fue ganado por Ons7aiaena II al senior
Roloufe, venciendo Cherbourg y Roi-
teiet.
Ell vapor iugles 4sturion Prince en-
Gallo en- la manana del en- la costa
Este de Curacao.
| Idem, ide,n 4.-Ayer tuvo efecto en-
Calais la Inauguration del monumepto
ievantado q la memoria de los burgue-
ses de esta ciudad que la defendieron
contra los 10 gleses, en- 1347. HablGndo-
se indispuesto ell Ministro de Instrac-
oi6n P1blica, que debfa presindir la
ceremonia, ocupo su lugar el Ministro
de las Colonias.
| Hoy yisit6 el senor Faure q Bergerac
' q Llburna, Y manana llegara q Bur
ieos, donde Sc le ha preparado magnlfl-
Ga reoepci6n.
j. I'm telegrama ds Majunca anuncia
que ell General Duchesne salio a la van
guardla del cuerpo expedlcionarlo para
eiecutar las operaclones respectlvas
Van q tomarse medldas para releval
cuanto antes la guarnicl6n de Iamata
, We, cuyo estado sanitarlo deJa que de
J scar.
Andnciase haber muerto ell almlrante
, Fleurlet, que estaba designado para re
, empiazar al admirante Fournler al tren
te de la division naval del Atlantico.
HOY tuvieron efectos las exequias de
nor Pierre-le-Grand, Diputado de
, Norts V ex-Ministro, que fallecio aver
En 81 sequlto Sc notaba gran ndmero d'
D1putados Senadores Ell President
A de ia Repdollca Sc hab1a hecho represen
5 tar por I'll Comandante Moreau.
I De Madrid comunlcan que un caplta'
) de lnfanteria llamado Claylet, que Ileg'
, recientemente de Cuba esa ciudad, dl
( dos balazos mortales al general FRI
q no de Rivera. LIevado ante ell Conse
: de Guerra fue condenado muerte
& sera eiecutado maIlana.
oi Ell resultado detinltlvo de las ele6
!. clones en- Italia da 336 diputados minis
! teriales l55 oponentes de todos 10
Z partldos.
}. En- Roma CORE ell rumor de que {
Z Rev Humberto ira Londres al Tin d
: este mes para asistlr al matrimonio dt
Duoue de Aosta con la Plincesa Elena d
e Orleans.
( De Beyrout anuncian que en- es
} puerto estan reunldas II naves lDglesa
Notscias de Hung Kong dicen que lo
l. japoneses han derrotado los reoelde
: de Formosa, que sufrieron grandes pei
:. didas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
DlRECTORIO
DEL PARTIDO
Autonomista
Puertorriqus1o
SECRETARZA

Acordado por el Directorio del
Partido Autonomista Puertorr1-
qneno que Sc verifque la session
erdinaria semestral de la Dele
gaci6n en- 20 de JUNO corriente,
en- g la villa de Arecibo, Sc convo-
ca & los senores Delegados para
.su concurrencia & dicho acto.
San Juan,P. r JUNO 6 de 1899
Ell Secretario general,
T.. SANCHEZ MORALES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
LEASE

En- ell trayecto comprendido de la calle de
la Villa. frente al pasaje Ferr u. al extreme
Sur de Ia Gale de la Aurora de esta ciudad
Sc ha extrayiado don Martirian Funtan6
una libreta de- cueptas que llevaba dentro
do un pequefio saco de cargar dinero.
AL que la entregue en- esta redaccion SO lie
gratifcara c0nvenientemente. 12-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
CONPANIA DE FERROCARRILES
DE VIA ESTRECHA
DE M A Y A G. u EZ

SIS invita- los senores propietarios de
,pontes cue teugan maderas de horteg6n 8
mo-al6n, col 6banas, tachuelos pimientos,
v deseen vender, para que en- 81 teemino
mas breve que sea possible, presenter pro
posicionss por escrito al Consejo de Adm
r,istraci6n de la Com an;a, para 81 suminis-
tro de dicho material, expresando: 10 81 IN
Gar de procedencia; 20 el puerto mas prox'-
mo de embarque, como dato de refsfencia;
go al precio de cada uua de las dlferentes
piezas puestas en- ell muelle de Mayaguez
20 el piazo mas breve possible en que sc
comprometerfan entregar cada una de ias
cantidades, d. las pieza siguientes:
800 (ochecientos poste' para tele graz
de seis siete metros de long tud medis y
de cuarenta cinco centimetros de circuu-
ferencia, 6 sean l5 centimetros de diametre
medic.
sc. 900. (sesentay nueve mi) traviesas de
una longitud media de IN metro trsinta cen
tfmetros; anch, de veinte centimetros de
mn espesor mfnirno de doce centimetros.
5000. (quince mill metros llneales. mas
6 menos, en- piezas dc escuadria que no bale
de veinte centfmetros de lado, sea ocho
Dor ocho puIgadas II g esas y de longitudee
variables, que 80 6jaran oportunamente al
formalizar el contrato.
Las proposiciones SO dir jiran baJo sobre
nj .,ue Acknowledgements, JUNO 4 de
k8n5. -Ez Director gerente INFERNO, l.
ARAVO.
Dsgeando eeta Comps MA adquirir uns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
CIRCULAR DE GOMEZ

Gomez ha lanzado una circular, ,convo-
cando q una asamblea general en- el Va
lie de Yara principle de JUNO para
proclamar la Independence y constituir
Gobierno. Cada Glen hombres en- ar
mas nombraran un Delegado para esta
asamblea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11

doe kil6mef~cs &c via poftstiI, con eus
anexos de sg j's para oambio de via, cur
vas, Ga Ga. un u nero proeorcionado de
Wsgouesss ps IA movimiento oe terra ad
tnltirs proposic;ones para su adquisic'op
debiendo diri.j rse por escrto, los que in
teresen vender, al rue suscrioe. aya-
oil ~. Jun.o de- 1895 -El Director geren-
te inferno, L BRAVO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
Dice The Evening Telegram:

-s'Reina gran excitacion en- el Guar
tel General ue los revoluclOnarlOs cuba-
nos. l2O Front Street.-Un reporter
nuestro que permanece en- ell local to
lnaudo datos nos lnforIna por teiefono
que Il eutuslasmo de los muchlsinlos
uuoauos ALI reunldos es immense, po-
que han reclbldO nOtlclas pOsltlvas de
que Marti, III slquiera ha estado en- pell-
gro; que Ia noticla Gle su muerte es una
ue las tantas lnveuclones de los oticlales
espailoies para desalentar los partlda-
rios de la revoluclon. Con mandadero
especial nos env1a el Inismo reporter una
nota estadistlca, que lie ha facllltado uno
de los concurrentes, de las bajas que Sc
gfln la prensa oiclal espanoia tuyieron
los revolucionarlos en- la pasada guerra,
dice asl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
NCTICIONES

Tn barco procedente de Hayti desem-
barc6 por Baracoa nn cargamento de
armas.
Glen soldados espanoles Sc separaron
con armas pertrechos de gus tilas
fueron engrozar las tilas reyolnciona-
rlas ell sabado I8 de Mayo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
De The Herald:

Tia muerte del Jefe cubano Jose
Marti, la grave herida del General en-
Jefe Maxine Gomez, han resultado ser,
como ell suicide del general Antonio
Maceo y Ia muerte de su hermano el brI-
gadier ose Maceo, una invencion de
los espanoles para desanimar los mu-
chos simpatizadores con que la revolu-
ci6n cuenta en- el extranjero, parallzar
algo les aizamientos del Camagiey y
conseguir quien le presto el dlnero de
que carece para intentar sofocar la re-
voluci0n.o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
Successes DE CUBA

construya en- menos tempo y que las
lleve mas pronto Cuba.
El gobierno ha desistido de comprar
Ell Aiemania el crucero construfdo para
China, 4 causa de su excessive precio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
JOSE MARInOuI
Comp sitor y otfnador de pianos
0yganOS q d1'7nOnatDss

Habiendo detsrruinado fj ar. por gnroe
meses. mi residencia en- ssta c;udad, tengo
q gusto de ofsec-r al pfolico de Ponce lcz
trabsj IS de nj profession.
Con largos an os de prsetiea y expsrlen
ca, dada la modiaidad de mic precios, 10
duio rnerscer Ia eorisaza del lnolico pom
ceno, a qaisn garantizo todcs mis- trshsjos,
per diffoiies deli ados que sean Cuento
,on u1 magnfiso surt;do de- faltros, gamu
zas, cuerdss, bordones, tecIas y tcdo 10
concernients al ramo. Mi residencis: Gale
is Ia Rein. I Il nero 2..-Ponce.
Mayo 16 1895. 3-m-s-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
Dice The World

-s'Marti no ha muerto. La notlcla
de que 10 habfan matado en- una pelea
la hlzo circular ell Gobierno espanoi con
miras de desalentar los revoluciona-
rios; pero este es un resorte muy gasta-
do que va no produce resultado; proba-
blesnente asl como Maceo resuclt0, SEM
brando la muerte Ell las tropas de Salce-
do, Martl resucitara en- la uubierta de
un bhndado capturando al "Conde We
nadito" para que no lntente otra yez
Callonear al alliance"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
(7raducidos de Ia pre,ssa eatro'Jera.
LA MUERTE DE MARTI

Para que Sc yea como divaga la prem
sa yankee sobre este suceso, copIamos
algo de 10 que dicen aigunos de los pc
ri6dicos reputados como mas serios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
Dice TIE Sun.

"Nueva York, 25 de Mayo.-Tele-
gramas recibidos esta noche niegan
terminantemente la muerte de Martl.
Sc dice que este solo ha sido una bo-
la de los espanoles para desalentar los
amigos de Cuba y conseguir un empress
tito del Gobierno Aleman para poder
dar incremento la guerra, que va no
tiene con que continuar.'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11

iY la isla entera, segda el censo prac
ticado en- Enero de 1868, tenla tan sole
l.40O, 900 habitantes!
Queda comprovada la veracidad de ia
prensa Official al tratarse de muertos
heridos, prisioneros y preseutados cuba
nos.
CANONERaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11
CANONERaS

El aobierno de esta naci5n sacara a
concurso la construction de veinte cano-
neIas para la Isla de Cuba.
En- 4 pliego DE- condolences sc conslg-
nan que sera preferida la casa que las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-11

Daseando eeta Comps MA adquirir uns
lfitur dora de piedra, con SIN motor, Pr
1 dc prefsrelcis cor este, como tsme1ea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

President Cleveland IS opposed to bloom
crs. SAYS the Evening Telegram. He has
given no official opinion on the subject.
And there IS no good foundation for say
ing that no is preparing such an opinion.
But his intimate associates say that he
opposes them.
Ills opinion on women who ride bicycles
has Tot been obtained. His associates.
however. venture 10 assert thai ne does
not approve Of them-that IS when they
arc on bicycles As a class. he likes
women. But ne IS od-fashioned enough,
his associates say. % want them 10 keep
what he calls their sphere He doesn't
want them az work near him. That's
why he caused Miss Sanger, President
HarrisOn's stenOgraphcr. 10 be trans
forrod 20 the poet-Ofice DEPARTMENT
The President thinks women ought 70
marry. and be would doubtless sign with
pleasure q bill passed by Congress 20
impose q bachelor tax on unmarried men.
That would. ne thinks, do away with a
great many unmarried women. And with
their disappearance the Woman Suffrage
movement would fall into innocuous de-
suctudc. He doesn't think the movement
fer Woman Suffrage so harmful as the
free silver crusade. But he thinks neither
ig practical lie is not understood 70 mold
that woman is not mans equal But he
Us represented as inclined strongly TO the
belief that 10 is ordained that man shall
win the bread and the woman bake H.
And being a man OF destiny himself, he
frowns upon Interference with what IS
ordained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
A llegnlar Bow.

A Regular Boy.
He was not at all particular
To keep the perpendicular,
While walking he either skipped or
jumped,
He stood upon his head awhile
And when he went 10 bed awhile,
He dove among the pillows. which ne
thumped.
He never could keep still bit;
The lookers-on thought III Of ~
He balanced on his ear the kitchen
broom.
And did some nice trapezing-
Which was wonderfully pleasing
On every peg in grandpa's harness-room-
From absolute inanity
The cat approached insanity,
To sec hin slide the hannister so rasn'
But once on that mahogany,
While trying 10 toboggan, he
inset his calculations with 4 crash.
And since that sad disaster
He has gone about In plaster
Not Paris. Ike a nice Italian toy.
But the kind the doctor uses
When the bumps and cuts ana bruises
Overcome a little. regular live boy
Lynn Item.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

that arc made and exhibited in the shops
are as various as the capes.
II Is perhaps cheaper 10 make these
ones self. as IL is usually a simple mat
ter. but the shops furnish novel ideas
4 front OF blue gauze, fastened 10 a
stock and belt. had strips Of narrow
Valenciennes insertion, edged with lace
running down the middle Of the front
and forming wide band, and other
narrower bands al each edge. The col
lar had two points turning down on
each side. which were made Of quarter
inch blue MORE ribbon and white IN
sertion sewed together.
Most OF the fronts are made with a
yoke. 4 blue satin front Is tucked
down few inches to form yoke. and
then hangs blouse fashion. Collars are
made with yoke Of points surrounded
by hounce Of wide chiffon. Yellow
or grayish white is the usual tint
a neck trimming Of deep purple vio-
let's had loops and ends OF cream lace
hanging 10 the waist and completely
covering the front OF the dress.
The embroidery collars that are a
combination Of strips Of nansook and
insertion scwcd together and a nouncc
Of embroidery around tho edge will be
much worn over summer dresses
one Of the novelties I'm the sporting
branch Of fashion is sweater with
puncd sleeves. There are red ones.
and brown with streak or yellow. They
are hutionod on tho shoulder. and the
sleeves are very full at the top and close
hitting from the elbow down. These are
sold for 500. They remove the most
Objectionable feature Of the sweater for
fair bicycllsts and viii doubtless be much
worn.
ALICE AMORY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
Our Irize Puzz O..
ANSWERS

ELS Airy Csir George ID. .. Cave
edward. g. Coke lSr Edward. f.
Dane CNathanl. Gross Samuel Da-
vidl Hood Thomas. r. Hull Isaac.
S. Lemon MARK. o More OHannam.
10. Weed CplurloW)
ZIG. Quickly (cue-you-I. eye. or aye
sco-kay-ell-Wy)
Novelty novel u.
2g-Crusader.
236.-L DWl-crying. o (EJx-acting. g.
Te)-paried. g. Acute. s. (EN-pound-
ed. b. Diel-ranging 7. C(e)-real. s.
p,el-camping. 9. D(e)-hllng. 10. Dcj-
tine.
z1-startling. startling. staring. string
sting. sing.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
FOR OUR
SMALL PEOPLE.

A Spring Maiden.
Said little Miss Nancy,
I've taken a fancy
To go 10 the woods for some flowers;
! really am pining
Green leaves 10 be twining,
While sitting in wild woodland bowers.
So she donned her sunbonnet,
With white frills upon II.
And took up her basket and spade,
And of she went skipping.
A wood-nymph a-trippinG,
The dear. little. sweet little maid!
Red berries she found
on the soft. messy ground,
Arbutus. meath sweet-scented pines
Her basket o'eriowed,
Her cheeks, how they glowed'
As she gazed on her rootlets and vines!
Then she heard the birds sing.
About Spring gentle spring
As she rested under The trees.
But the truth must be told
She contracted cold.
And has done nothing since but JUST
sneezc, A-kee-choOl
The Outlook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
IUO GNNILLMEN.
which Ono Would Jon Raihsr Have
Ioeny

Which Ono Would Jon N''he' ""'o
re@n2
one gentleman was little and the other
one was large The large one was very
TAN and very straight lie Wore "a suit OF
fne broadrioth. and in his polished linen
shirt-fiont great diamond spanked like
a star His boots were Of patent leather,
and SO bright that You could almost see
your face i'm them He had on new
brown Kid gloves. and carr.0I an elegant
silk umbrella with sils-r handle on
which was engraved his monogram
The uttle one was very short and very
crooked with a hump ON one shoulder
and limp n his gait His clothes We're
throadbare. his cap was ragged his
gt,,,. had hof.s 81, tnarr. his little hands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

"Wbcw"' exclaimed Follairo form rlF
Rusty Rufus after lengfhen consult
tation with bis lawyer regarding certain
investments "IFe done more bard work
this morning than / used % do Boo four
years in the good Obj days Whom think
of the summer that's coming and DEE fat
lunch route covering two whole States
that's waiting for some other fellow to
run 10. I'm dlngel If / don't think that
rich old uncle of mine was Boo mighty
poor business when Dee dicl' ean't
take the road again non that's certain
Blame 10 au. mans got to sacrifice
something to bits po-.tou.'
with "A dismal sikh FelIaire went out
of doors. climbed into his buggy. and
drove almlossly about town. stopping poo"
and then 90 throw ID silver dollar 4t some
greasy Naeraut-C hlcaso TuDeao.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

Among the recent significant events
in Berlin was the lecture by Pastor
Kirmsz. OF the Neue Kirche. on The atu-
tude of Christianity toward the woman
question before the Frauenwohl, a soci-
ETY. OF progressive women. His lecture
was worthy Of notice for the reason
thar II is the first time that a minister
in Germany has lifted UP his voice 10
saw a word in favor of the freedom OF
women.
Pastor Kirmsz Is n young, overworked
man. only a little past thirty. who mas
charge OF a large parish wherein he Is
much beloved, and yet finds time 10 inter-
est himself in such unpopular subjects
as the woman question. His ADDRESS
was unusual. coming from man VINO
belongs to a nation which appears 10
cast an almost solid vote for the subjec-
ton Of women About 40 women assem-
lied I'm the hall on Lutzow strasse to
hear him. The women In Germany are
beginning 10 awaken. and at least one
man among the clergy has declared him.
self their champion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
Tx TIMES-RICHMNOD VA. SUNDAY MAY 1875

all kissed me so softly. and were all so
clad that was getting we'll. But NAM
10 and auntie cried when I told them
that had put the wings and the rome
., Dorodr to make her an angel III
case I had to go to Heaven myself ana
anntie put the white wings into M. my
10, again she said that II Darodll
wore them. she might ny away some
dav. when most wanted her.-Exchanse'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

And really the one we seek,
Most truly IS treasure.
Six and one-half tods OF WOOL,
Expresses load OF wheat
or forty bushels Of salt.
Two hundred OF butter sweet
Four dozen bushels OF oats.
or thirty-two cloves OF cheese
The measures the same each uHIc'
SPHINX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
Lster,r, Nots.

owing 20 an health Kate Field Will
suspend she publication ~ her paper.
Washington. until next winter.
Ibsen writes slowly and carefully. ana
never takes real vacation. Every day
he devotes five hours % literary work
from 5 \. 81 until =. ". IL takes him
about nee months % write drama. re-
writing each one three times. Before be-
ginning 10 write ne deyotes six or seven
months 70 mental preparation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

!. S. Billings and Miss Adelaide ".
Teckham hove been testing the destruc-
tive effect of light on the bacteria Of
typhoid and other diseases. and they
state that exposure of the germs 10 DIFF
fused daylight or gaslight, or the mean
descent electric light, has little iniiu-
light. however. rs nearly as destructive
to them as direct sunlight the blue rays
OF Heht above an as other experimenters
have found. being the most effec-
tive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

She-Papa's chief objection Is that We
could hardly get along on your small sal
airy"
He-But I have a splendid digestion.
and am perfectly willing you should do
the cooking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

An excellent pomade for the hands that
Is easily prepared is made from four
parts Of pure olive oil. three parts OF
pure beeswax, and two parts OF gum
camphor. Melt and stir I'LL well mixed.
II IL is cesirable to have it softer. use
less beeswax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
2ls.-PROGREssIVE LOGODAEDALY.


White foxes. Tso guine 10 tell go
How dc mines ann iu BlacSvillc
We hab GOT The Hustle Hls-los
An de Hurley pur'ys" still.
But yo' knows de- "Mumbo Jlmhos"
Am DO hestesf wat wc'se got
Wen doy plays Nll odder mines
Dey jos knocks Cm out Do lot
Wen dey ticks Do "Hustlo Hustles,"
ln thirteen games dev wins eiglt
Wen dov beats de 'Ilurly Burirs'
Six i'm ron games wcr de rate.
Sow knows re "Huriv Hurlys
Wild ie Hustle Hustlos' play
Thirty-ono games boz This season.
An wants 90 know de way
Dat desc clubs had orter stand
Wen dose games shall all Do lgn
Hustle Hus-los" Hurry Burlrf"
How much shood iey each hab wln'
AN y
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30. Maiden Cem-'ay- igh-dee-'o-'en)
2n-"All history is only the precepts
OF moral philosophy reduced into ex-
amples."
2H.-Chililsh chid-dish).
Zi2-Hum-blest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

What drove Banker 10 the wall 50 sud
denly? l thought he was as solid as a
rock"
"He was until they changed books at
the school his children attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

80 Paint set. Giles Courtney.
40. D. Charles and Mary Lambs Tales
from Shakespeare. Norma S. Hardy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

Ny doll Danodn is so sweet that she
does not seem like any other doll
ever had. Her expression IS so loving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

For these false hearts have none.
From venal fiatterers' fatal sway
MAY He thy throne defend.
And be Himself the King OF kings,
Thy Councillor and Friend!'
L. T.. r.. I'm Blackwood's Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

the outskirts OF Aroostook lose the char
acter Of a wild land 90 which only the
hardest OF pioneer populations has made
its way.-Boston Transcript.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

Won Suppe the composer Of merry
operas. Is lying at deaths door.