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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05

ell altar del incondicionalismo, y
ESQ basta para que no tenga Ia
Iisla representaci6n en- sugobierno
Asdmea toda el peninsular,
Y el que no si6ndolo, SO pone al
lado de los opresores. Opresores
esa es Ia palahra, porque opreso-
res son los que, en- el terreno de
la pol1tica, que es cosa de todos,
10 quieren todo para sf.
Pues bien: 10 decimos para
que Sc Olga: ahi 10 hay plan po-
lftico equitativo nj ilustrado Ali
nc hay la practica de los p1inci-
pios flos6fcos a que debe obede-
Ger Ia administration de las So
cieds des Ali 10 que priva es 81
e. .jsmo cesareo que provoca
siempre la protesta
ri stnor Gobornador de Puer-
to Rico neceaita nombrar catorce
funcionafios que han de discutir
las iutores5s del pueblo, Y exclu-
80 a Ia agrupac;6n qre represen-
- Puerto Rico, Y llena las Gu
ri es con los qua representa- al
partido que no busca la libertad
III 81 neioramiento de e~ta TERRA
One juzgae 6sta semejante
paso.
Qu9 10 juzguen los peninsula
res desaoA@ionados que, para hon
ra de r p ma y para bien de to-
dos, hay on Puerto Rico
Que E pana misma, esa ESpa
na hidaiga que ooncebimos tan
dlferente 1e Ia que aquf represen-
tan los incondicionales, jazgae
tambIeo Ia acci6n del senor Go
bernador, qua es, sin embargo,
hombre, seg6n cuentan, recto {
ESQ procedimientos son los
que han hecho d. Cuba, horrib Q
mar de sangre!
Ea pa;cia.ijad manifesto, SOS
enida por los primeros fuucio
larlos d8 Ia eoLonia. Is 10 que
entire nosotros Ia exte-
j izadora division.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05
IL EF2 q - = a
Ill BsITINHO De SlAGRE

E4cuchabamos emocionaaos Ia triste
relacion de nuestro querido companero
uno de los heroes del comhate de La
iunquera'', y por primera vez rein6 Is
seri' dad en- aquelIa reuni6n De chirj9o
teros
DeSpu6s de epeender el cigarro, con
toda Ia prcDttud que Sc 10 peripiti6 su
brazo. a6n no curadc, continue
Ell pobre Pablillo, va 10 sabGis, no
era DE- los mas aproyechados de la pro
mocion; pero en cambio, nadie le aven-
tajaba en- entusiasmo por Ia carreya.
Mi battalion estaba acantopaao cuan-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05
I)I.SI)b EI BOITLHIIRD

t'as}~s Ia niadad dcl iaeer del spirit
~ a.t4Uiri-u ie cae aspect0 encautad. I
/ lua Ian tame~a Ia ha hechO ca 81 mum
/ de- 4 los yXctsivos calores del verano,
ia >aee,ldo u tempo fresco Y luvioso.
precursor 4 M ieln0 terrible y ca
IL d5a I'll aapecto d. Paris ~ fuas bulli-
q. S. y aniEnado.
* -4.esau Ii Paris has oDcantadoras mu-
are@ que 3urapta 81 verano pa.ear0n sn
aeTtao7nra por lar poGticas playas d4 Ia
y srfaandla + ta Er.t4na, los bouIeva-
res. Hasa c4 = teattus, So trausforman Ell
pu-eos de- i&4 helezas mas uo1ables del
muDdo. Ju1to i Ia rubia inelesa, la ro-
hu=ta va!i-e 3a anchas caderas y eeri6a-
dido busto Al iado aie q griega de f3z
ra'lis cjns negros y rasgados, Ia espi
ritual frances, a,1efraalaudo gracia spirit
por Il asf3Ito De las GALES. La mirada
re extravf1 yeudo de un lado para otro,
ahsiosa de aPlissonar en- la retina tautas
hs9nomias seduetoras.
A~i como IN algunas capitales de Eu-
ropa reinan los banqueros, y en- otFas los
20 iticos y eu nlaehas los guerreros, Ell
Pari- solo reinaa las mUjeres.
Elias domipan en- todas parties g. =
las feiHas del Bvis du BouIoqne d. del
Foaes Eer91re, del 1&rdln ne Paris, en-
todos estos sitios vese los hombres
4'rastrando-e i sus plantar, subyugados
par IA mag "A De sus sonri as 0 ror el
Ue . q sus ojos.
P,.r ESQ pari4 IS csande Y es a1tf-tico
" - IMMORTAL porq1e ha elevado 4 "a
'aojer per sobre tqdos jos poderes al
mun3o5 porque rinde IN quito supreme
. las foruas pla-ticas porqun, en- sr
aaoraoi5n 4 Ia beIleza, ba deisdo tama
uita "a antigua Grecia. Pueblo dc ull
.entmentali-mo exquisite, que Ia hecho
ie Il eultura una religion, t'ene que ser
ooehl2 gracde, pueblo immortal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05

sligo cinco mil carros de lama, tlfauos
por cuatros vigorosos caballos se1s
nlulas, ,cOpduci3os por un carretero mon
tado la Dumond.
Tenia adsmas mil mulas de c2rga pa
ra proveer los puntos no acce8lbles los
carros, y por fin, pastaban sueltas aos
mil de reserva para reemplazar las que
Sc inutilizaran Este es ell modo de que
un ei6rcito este bien servido.
Desde el momento que llegue casa
Blanca. L medida que atravesa oa
aouellos infnensos bosqnes, rios lagu-
mas. iba comprendiendo las dltlcuitaoes
con que tenia que luchar el ejerclto N
yasor, como me expliqne 10 que pocos sc
explican en- Europa al leer en- los parties
of;ciales las grandes p(rdiaas que sufren
los behgerantes, al leeT, como ha su-
cedido mas de una vez, que las fuerzas
vencidae. cediendo el campo, SO han lie
vado mas prisioneros que los que les ha
becho 81 yeneedcr. Esto sc expllca IA
cilmente facilmel t. Sc comprende'a.
Los iGrritos oporan y Sc baten en- IN
terreno cub;elto De tupldos bosqnes Los
sc ven apenas; tamnoGo
se ven las lfneas de IN misino cuarpo de
ei6rcito division, y per 10 mlsmo 10
Sc pueden prestar mutuo aPoyo. Las
alas ayanzan euando Ell centro Sc ve obn
oado 4 retroeeder, sin que el general ca
iefe nande refp1zaIlo con tropas del
cuerpo de rese1va, porque no puede yer,
: per 10 tanto 10 sale 10 que pasa 81 no
fiepe Ia fortuna dc adivinar. A 10 lnejor
suelen encontrarse de manos d boca Ell
noo de- los elaros- clairie3es Ell, uGmeIo
,oncho mavor Que Id qne el terreEo per
.,,;t. d..sarTollar q hacen fuego que
marrona ! 81 destruirse es coca de mo-
n..,.tos ouadando prisionercs cuerpos
enteros. pe,teneci, nt.s al ej6roito que
ha lievado en- toda la Inca 10 inejor de
IA batsIla.
Para salyar en parte ese inconvenien-
te d general 1IakcIellan ide6 puso en
pract,ca 81 elevar un gIobo que toInan
do IA altura conveniente Sc mantiene en-
Lila nor Ia fuarza De los honlbres que Sc
ayarran cuatro cuerdas que de eI pen
den.
In 81 olobo sube un otioial de e,tado |
mayor con m anarat0 4gr8figo, por
s-tt ,oadio eo;i3.niea Fl general en- i4fe |
10 Que su intelioencja puede dedu,ir de
b E,avor ;,.t.nsjdad del huno que ob- |
serva en- tai 3 ct.al parfe d. la linea.
Go,to Is Il rt.n4esiio. peyo, seg0u l. oi |
/ iIu.tre General. mas IL una \. 4 IL do /
nny buan fesultado.
%oy 4 coi=l,nr este escrito, pues va
;and,, ~ LARGO. Y no era e.te nj pro
.5s;to.
49, lo 1..hn r.s,lfe On mi on
IN .,na i j. ;mno,t ,nc.a a.. rs Dacio-
.es = IL n,eaiT ncr Il ,.lrero a., tro
,ss 1,,,a' ',,,e3,. ,,nnor en- camna11a cnan-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05

Anoche tuve OCCASION de OR en- el
piano al notable pianista Paco CortG.
Is un geaial artista que honrara a
Puerto Rico
Deutro de tres meses Sc preseptar& a
opesici6n para el primer pTemio del
Conservatorio, y segtn le he dido decir
i uno de sus profesores, es indudable el
tyiuufo
= pensar que este joyen artista es-
tudla Y lucha sin recursos de ninguna
clase, pues Ia eseasa pension que tiene
a penas le da para conner!
Puerto Rico, que es generoso Y noble,
no debe permitir que este joven artista
perezca quizas de frlo eu el proximo in
yierno.
Is necesario que hombres de buena vo-
iuntad y de gran coraz6n, que tanto
abuadan en- nj pals, Sc pongan de par
te dc este artista, { iniceD una suscri-
elon, pero rapida eficaz, pues elinvier-
no Sc acerca con todos sus hororres,
yengan en- su ayuda, para que Paco
Cortes. una vez triunfante eD el Con-
seryatorio, vUelva su patria llevando 1
ella las pilnl;eias de su talento ' los mo-
deruos adelantos del arte musical.
Paco Cortes S hijo de Ponce, que es
Ia eiudad priyilegiada para prodacr ar
tistas puertorrIque nos.
llssta otra, poes ei correo Sc va, Sc
despide de ustedes
MARIANA ABRn..
Paris, de Oetubre de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05

lidad para 81 comuuicaci6n con bar1ios in
pcltantes y mny eerca del canine que ecu
duee n pueblo &c M@rovis
ogra eSta1cla eompuest# lie cincuerts
cuertias mas 8 menos, de elias. seis de mon
te e resto de paste y maezas, con abun
dantes agnas J una casa ceTrada de madera
techada de yaguas.
El que uterese cualquiera DIS las iDcas eX-
hresadas pneden asar a Ia Agencia de Ne
Socio de don l@idoro Ramos, donde Sc le da
ran iUformes
Barros, Is de octubre de 1895 Ims ps.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05
con mas visos de certeza,

con mas visos de certeza,
no falta quien asegura
que este famoso caudillo
ha suspendido Ia lucha
hasta que pase el periodic
de las lluvias;
y es muy facil que no opere
81 no le presta su ayuda
el pract;caute del pueblo,
que, a este fp, sin duda alguna,
le ofrecera los servicios
que en- tai caso sc aeostum bran.
Entonces, quizas, deponga
Zavala toda su furia
Y entrando en- negociaciones
con las turDas
que amenazan la patrla
las someta Y las rednzca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05
DEMOCRACIA - Ponce.

Dice a ia (oyespon encio
sa correspon al en- S5anfhotnas
q~e II Ministro de e pana en-
Washil gton MEGA el rumor que
ha circuado en Madrid de que
Mr. Cleveland aeeeura que coal
qnier rasoluai6a del Ce2e ESQ ep
favor de Ia bsIigaranci de los
inSufrectos, merecerla su veto.
De rachos dc Martinez Cam
pos 4 Msdfid dicen que por las
i timaa iuundac on4a ocurrida,
eu 81 Camagjiay, SO han suspen
dido los operaeiones eu aqael d.
partamerto
= Dicen tambi6o que Maxim p
Gomez he resiguado q mand,
Dc las fuerzas. y Sc propone aban-
donar "a i~la para aterder q Ia
curac'6a dc eu4 h+ridas-Co-
rresb9nsul
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05
SOCIBIE UVFLLE
DES
ETABLISSEMENTS
DECAUVlLLE AINE
PETITE BOJRG
PRES PARIS. FRANCE.
PRES PARIS. FRANCE.

En- stero:6s 81 1 zero ca a lia ra&- ere.
cen de frs react na5,s y OF ii al Is
De pc tn 2 avcre. f+ri idsa+s para a. 0c
iehs y psd =. 50 corp a'e Ia refe da
: eled~,i. en- AZ unoisr a; o. biieo an get q a
y q p c;a'mente s Ia senoees hacerd eos
hsherr dlstribuiao eus represer tac cnes er
: Is isia, como 81 u4:
d sd Mannaho. sigr endo pr Yabu "a
Il smacac, f rdo S., Jasn. etc hasts
Aree' =, Don M4TEo LUccHETrs, res;de
t on Puerto CO.
Desds H.tilio pr Agua3illa, Maya Ii z.
auco, Ponce. eta , hasts Patilaa, DON
4 Rfi SSE re- drte "a Msyagjez
rifle
IS VIcoMTE G. DE IA BAuMe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05

La question de Cuba sigue siendo
aquf obieto de todas las conyersaciones
y asupto palpitante en- la prensa, que
en- su mayorfa es favorable 4 los iusu-
rrectos, pues soto publican noticias de
grandes derrotas sufridas por las tropas
espanolas.
Entire esas noticias corren a veces
cosas verdaderamente increibles Su-
ponganse ustedes que aguDos peri6di-
cos han dicho que las p6rdidas de los
eruceros Sanchez Burcdiztegui y Col6u
han s@do ocasionadas por torpedos Ian
zados por los insurrectos.
Cada dia llegan aqul Duevos emigra-
dos cubanos, aumentandOse de ese mo-
do el centro conspirador que existe en-
esta ciudad y del que son jefes indis-
cntibies el doctor Betances Y Mestres
Amabile Estos amigos mfos, son dos
incansables conspiradores. En- estos
dIas estan orgarizando una gran exPe-
dici6n que ira les Estados- Unidos pa
ra desde ali trasladarse CEba. De
mas eeta demonstrates 10 infruetuoeo de
sus esfuerzos Ellos estan p.na1nente
oonyencidos que de esta guerra saldTa
Ia undergraduates de Cuba. iDichoscs
ellos que, pesar de hallarse distantes d.
la edad juyenil, aun tienen ilusionee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05
0EESTR0 SlnlESTRO

Cablegramas importantes
nos anuncian
que las fuerzas insurrectas
que en- Guayanilla pululan
merodeando por sus campos,
e dirigen Ia altura;
pues Iavala las persigue
con cuatro 8 cinco columnas
mingitorias
para yer 81 las captura.
Aunque estos son los rumoses
que circular
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05

Gracias al cello y la actividad
de nuestro huen corre~ponsal eli
San Juan, podemos adelaptar 4
nueshos lectores las s;g1ientes
noticia& que publica La Corre8
pond Acla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05

ma nab IN venido empanar, aun-
que por oreves instautes, la algeria de
Fsns la mnarte le la ARE hatado /
uno IL sns mas grandos hombreS Mr.
ba-teur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05
Sc yen<le

Un solar en- la calle de Wives de esta Gin
dad extreme Oeste
Para IL Lformes, dirigirSe Juan Nieyes r.:
vera-Ar1s-6 Juan Feliciano, en- esta
ciudad
Ponce, Octubre l9 de 1895 / NJ ALT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05
Sc yemeae

Un solar en- Ia calle de la Viltud.
frenfe 223 varas. f.n3o 50 S1mb;a
10 dc arboJes ftutales.
Infolmalan en- esta imprenta. go
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-05

do se incorporo nuestro amigo
nos desasimos del estrecho af4
preguDto con mucha serie,ls8
dose en- su rostro nn vehement
III va te las batido s4erd
tienes valor acreditado.
Cast, casi, no puede aseeni
conteet6; no fut mas qpe un
,aramuza; NADIA, chico, esla
Figdrate que yo iba dc tlarqn
al enemigo agazapado tras ar
rrales, esperanto Ia columna
fbamoS d entrar como IN cor.
boca del ioho iuna inocantsaa
y 5qn6 sentiste? NE .rr-
-iQuien es oafaz de defiuir
rrar Ell unas cuantss frases I'll.
pies sensaciones que Sc agoirar
rebro cuando Sc mira cereapa
te? -. FL d1a que Sc reeibe
de fuego 5se sufre? use olyid4
"a en- IL naadre, en- los hiias. .r
auelida? -. Acaso como 81
del cuento de Campoamor.
unicamente en- Ia c1nei6n Del
5aoa u rama acaso lafai'let
Vatican, en- la trenerda crisis
, ,oa, : : - - ',ll l'loi' s 81 co
|, - e. 81 ','ie' - t''A'os =
de Corpus. La eXcitaci6n nels
SEQ &c 10 nuevo, una estFela
reada de San Fernando, un
Onion Saka las ratn,,0 $50
! eSoleh 9ao9 ioS CON y Isl
pof resul 1aoo s. lehohheho gs
'i1s Veilos.
iDI' Nislo 80 ,.,l ~ 'isi' '8i ..
i'@lon@i' a'il'io a. e8sssoA
',5i o@n aiio ue 0iSl'o''io', go
0lacias q 'ios qos salinlos
~ SeniuG 4! - YoioI' lAli' Y '.t!t
s1i = : oAao u So 90 ..''.''.
T~aa ~ pai11lIn Nh : 80
J4ao so,taDaa . - l'I = = = s'..s'
: - = Dal Sei : nos' - Ho''i : a'0h A.'4
~ a. 90 Jo14 - = S ~ -
~ 80 le-S 80 - 80 ~ = iS"ls7
a,1i.qo e'+ Z - l'oo' lail'i' il aat
&c :" 'o''''' : = so'i : = 1s'
~
A Ia segaada iornada tsisssa
elemgo, ei tlnbre aguds a,
nos comuGie0 Ia orden da n.
Nuestra compailia f0rin6 Is
/ sablllo sa coIo.o al lada ,. 4a5
\ 0 Sc reslgnaEa a la folz3sa
que nos habIa tocado en- sa.st.
peaudo maquinalmente eI sue.
+ gaton de Ia bandera, diti.I4
Ia Inqalota en toGas dire,,sat.-
Daldtz en- el roztro ! d aHa.
ua. 81 in nos movln,os. S.a.-
lea de reforzar 81 ala de.esf
llez minutes entrances er fas
ie vista q Pabllllo, = no no at
mas que de ms soIda.;o- a
mas \ nsei9r, con ga pr..a5s,
.lta6le, conseouencia uafI,a
into de conseryacl6n IL.
nlento de la lucha -. tr8
oliver al eue.nioe suiis,.,s
,soho de una Iona Con crsjta
j altula i tada costa
III fueoa era iat4rsisi,o,
e ujano: Il hnmo dan-a t.r.,s...
osutros una atn6sf4ra ir,ss,5,
sfuerzo rudo hacfa c,f..f .p
as freutes de aoueIIos stfrsaS
ancias se estreehaban. u s..s
IA; inamos VA cargar Il ~ g
ca@a Paao que dabam0s ea14 ~
IL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
Vacuum Oils

If a new broom sweeps
clean, a we'll oiled piece of
machinery ought to run
smooth. There is a saving of
$50 per cert. to those who use
VACUUM OIL. An engineer
of one of the prin cipal plan
tation says of 600 Cylinder Oil
THAT one barrel is as good
and goes as far as three
barrels of other kinds"
Those who are agents for
other oils are forced to get
VACUUM OIL to send to their
own mills.
HundI eds Of competitive
tests have been made with the
600 w Cylinder Oil against
other grades, and it has de-
monstrated it's value for eco
nomy and utility beyond all
question.
We also handle this oil in
three other grades known as
Vacuoline Engine, Arctic En-.
CINE and the Heavy Dark Lu,
bricating Oh.
1t is about time to think of
placing J our orders for picture
frames for the holidays. We
have the finest assortment OF
new and unique designs ever
sent to the 1sIar DIS. Spare US
few minutes of your time
and we will show you the
samples. They are BEAUTIES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
OUR NEW IMPORTATION
Ebony and
Silver
Toilet Ware.
Consisting of every useful article
in that line is
READY

We have a full stock of the popular
Beaded and Rocco Border Patterns, than
which there is nothing more desirable or
in keeping with the prevailing styles.
The most desirable, however, has been,
and always will be, the Plain Ebony Back,
with Handsome Raised Silver Monogram.
These we make up in variety of styles
to suit each Individual taste.
Prices on these goods will be found
lower than similar goods in the United
States, being direct importations from Eu-
rope, whereby we save the high tariff on
such goods into America.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
MIR. YATMAN's BUSY DAY.
Interesting Talks-Larse Mass
Meeting at Y. VI. &. a.

Mr.. Yatman, the evangelist,
spent a busy day yesterday. The
evangelist is a tireless worker, as
evinced by his days labor. Com
mencing at a. N. with a workers
council for prayer in the Y. NJ. c..
\. rooms, he next visited the
Kamehameha School, where he ad-
dressed a large audience OF the
pupils, teachers and alumni on the
text from Rom. 12:1. Il beseech
you, therefore, brethren, by the
mercies OF God, that you present
your bodies living sacrifice
wholly acceptable unto God, which
is your reasonable service" The
service was a most impressive one,
and the hearers evinced a deep in
terest in the discourse.
At 3 =. III. a woman's mass
meeting was held in the Y. VI. G..
4. Hall. An audience OF about
eighty were present. At 4 o'clock
Mr.. Yatman held n mems meeting
and spoke for three quarters of an
hour on the subject, Lamb or
Tiger, which," The speaker read
the story OF Regeneration, from the
third chapter OF Johns gospel, and
fully explained the necessity of
men being regenerated by the
power of the spirit of God. From
the beginning to the end OF this
discourse the large audience of men
were most attentive to the simple,
earnest words of a man who i'm
presses one that he believes and
experiences what he talks about.
The speaker related the story of his
early ministry in the tough sec
ton OF Newark, New Jersey, and
told the story of the conversion of
a band of toughs known by the
name OF "the dirty nine"
At 100 he addressed the congre-
grafton at Kaumakapili Church
last evening, where a large audience
assembled to hear him. The kau
makapili choir led in singing a
score or more of the Gospel hymns
in the Hawaiian language. Rev.
Mr.. Parker translated what Mr..
Yatman said of " Enamel" Jesus
as a Friend and a Savior. The
speakers hope and effort was to
persuade his hearers to accept Jesus
as the Friend who could supply
every need, who had the best gift
anyone could desire-a new heart.
The love of Jesus will be the death
of sin. The speaker had come
thousands OF miles, and had thous-
ands of miles still to travel on the
journey he had undertaken. But
he wanted to stop in Honolulu and
make the acquaintance of some
whom he should hope to meet a
hundred years hence in the para
disc above-the golden city of God
where smiles would never lose
their brightness, nor a kindly deed
ever be forgotten. At the close of
the address some twenty or more
rose to ask prayer for themselves,
that they might have Jesus for
their Friend Nearly the whole /.
waited to shake hands |.
i'm hearty Hawaiian fashion with |.
the speaker who had pleased them |.
so much by his friendly words and
kindly manner of speech.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
0AVOAII
Endorsed
by the
English
Press.

Il ,aNDALE OBsERs ER" May 8.
$50 !, remarks Some re-
r.rkable cures have certain,
'en effected by Sequah's
adicines."
rERFoRD NEWS" Apr. 6th
so !, speaking of Sequah's
-emedies, says " The cures
remain, and men are waikiki
about to-day, who for the
past ten years read novels
Y their beds during the
intervals snatched from dry
oast, potlons and pills"
!D-DEEBYsHIEE STAR" May
,, 1901, " The cures made
by Sequah's Remedies,
nave excited II great deal of
talk, because the patients
art we'll known as having
suffered a number of years.
Some of them have been
afflicted for 20 years"
.ooKDALE STAR" May
Bird, 1901. 1T cannot be
denied that persons we'll known
IN Rockdale, known to have
suffered from the poor mans
curse, rheumatism, have
secured permanent relief by
the use of Sequah's
Remedies"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
Her Advice.

You were sitting up with a sick friend
last night, were you not, dear?" she said
gently.
s.Ye-ves"
"WelI, of course, / don't known much
about medicine, but il l had sick friend
whose doctor prescribed cigars and poker
chips I'd advise him TO change hts physi-
clan at once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-04
LATEST FROM MAUI.
Meeting Of Makawao Literary
Society.
VIOLATION OF QUARANTINE LAWS.

Mr.. Om-tead Lands on Maui and l.
Arrc-ted-A Sew Tax Onicer-Thc
Price or HOe--Ishce- on the 18th
No shipping in KahuIuI HarbOr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-10-10

la a reeeat letter 10 the
manufacturers NJ w 4. Beufa-
min. editor Of the Spectator.
kEShEord. y. Y. says: at may
be a pleasure To YOU To know
the high esteem in which Cham
herlainS medicines a.e held Is
Tire people of NoEr " state.
where they must be best known.
IN aunt az Hdne. who residrs 81
DtXtef. Iowa. was about To- visit
re a few DAYS since. and b~tc-t
leaving home wrote me, asking
ii they we're sold here. stat Il.
If they were not she woalt
bring q quantity With her. as
she lid not like ~ he without
them. The medicines referred
to are Chamberlasns Cough
Remedy. famous for It's cures G.
colds and Group: Chamberlain
Pain Balm for rheumatism. Lame
back. pains in the side and
chest, anu Chamberlain Co..c.
Cholera and DiaFrhova Remedy
for bowel complaints. These
medicines have been in con
slant use in Iowa for almost =
quarter of n century. The geo
PIE have learned that they IRE
articles OF great worth and mtg
IT, and uneqaalled by any other
They r for sale here hy q. Vi
Knight. Oxford. and +. ". Pet
It's college Hill.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-10-10
Cofer-Able.

At the Cumberland Presby-
church on Thursday ev-
ening at 8 o'clock the marriage
of Mr.. R0bt- Cofer, of Gaines
Vile. Texas. to Miss COrInne
Able. of Oxford, was solemnized-
The altar had been beautiful
~ decorated by loving hands
with palms and Towering plants.
Beautiful music was furnished
GU organ and violin by Misses
Morton and Overlook
The bridal party entered the
church In the following order:
Paul Burt, Watt WaEdIaw,
Oscar wilkins. Jim wilkins.
Master L. ID. Chiffon and Cor
RE May Able
j. E Porter. Miss LOttie Jen-
nings-
f.. o. Davidson and Miss Lizzie
Porter.
Mr.. Golfer and Mr. Adams
Miss Benson.
Mr.. G. ID. Able, Miss COrinne
Able.
The bride was given away by
her brother, Mr.. G.. ID. Able
The ceremony was performed
by Mr.. WisgintOn in a mos
graceful manner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-10-10

Miss Alice Porter one of our
accomplished girls, is now teach
ing in GAINESVILLE. Texas We
are glad tn know that she l. ap-
PrecIated in her new location as
she deserves to be- y paper of
that city of late date says: The
kindergarten department of the
city public school white in the
city ofCLaFksviIle will be opened
Monday, September j0th. IS9J,
in charge of Miss Porter, of Ok
ford, Miss Miss Porter Is an
experienced and successful
teacher in her department and
we trust she will be literally
patrouized by our people,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-10-10
B. Friend,
Leading Cotton Buyer,

PAYS the highest market price
for Cotton, and pays the spot
cash for It. No bartering or
swapping merchandise Can be
found on the same corner
Of square where he has been for
years
He also buys hides. furs, wool,
SC, and pays the highest cash
prices
Once with C. W Harris, one
door west Of Bank Of Oxford
Oxford. Sept IS iss5- sm