davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
% ooo counon a. of 1907 at 49, and $4,000 coupon
"a ~ 1aos at 123 Final quotations follow:

- CO.. ,u.s ,bare were sales Of 81. 900 Vir-
ginia funded debt 2-3s OF 1891 at g. ana siooo 'd
hama class \ at 100. Ten shares OF the BANK OF
America were sold at PIC. five shares OF the BANK
of Commerce at 200 and twenty snales vi w
Fourth National Bank at It's. railroad po.us
sank into comparative dulness. the safes ioi 'ie
da reaching only 81 OS4 600 while fluctuations, on
the whole were on the same Limited scaIe, the
general tendency being downward Inc oIe 1s,
Improvement issues continued TO oecnhe rapiuls;
harayer tho lists losing "a to 92A and the consol
&c 2Ia TO &c American Cotton OIL Ss were note
worthy exception to the rest OF the iis'' iis'''s
per cent to ia. .,, a. aa,.
Tho United States Treasury received to-day
s1s3 sss National bank notes for redemption Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from De-
sS34s62 the internal revents s,5 ss, Total
Government receipts for the day s,5s,olo' .,
penditures ST. 734 900; excess OF expenditues
oa5 qS1 Receipts for the month TO date so,'ofoo.'
o,,di,,,rcs sI2 GAG 900: excess Of eXper litures.
& ss43o3 Receipts for the fiscal year 10 1ate'
500 $50 679: expenditures SlOl 800 ~ excess "a ca
pendi,ures over receipts Sio5osool. u, ooy-
To-day's WASHINGTON Treasury statement, GOV
eriur actual results Of two days ago conipareu
with the last previous statement. was as io''o"s'
, hand 500 Ss1 80 sos OF Dec sSisa
x X: !5:l s ssss s Dec =
Actual cash in the
sf s2S; $50 S5 F R SIZES
Available ca., 2os 10 s2o4282.57 Inc. s2> ST
Deduct minor la 90 go o, o. an. rrc 2-s ops
Aetna, cash balsIs5217 sisa ss7lss Dec. 50 sao1oi
Tho suh-Treasurv lad a debit balance at the
Clearing House Of s37S,7o2. Its net loss on pal
anre was 1915 715 made up by a loss In currency
Of 1915 009 ard loss in coin OF So9 100 Io-day ;
oaoratione include: Receipts s407s.397; pay
mants * 0541i2 resulting In general balance 81
s197 1855 consisting OF $685. 400 coin and slo4
63S 416 currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
Call money ruled at 1l5 to per cent lime
money was unchanged and in light demand
While no actual change in rates for commercial
occurred a slightly frmer tendency was noted
Rates AZ furnished by the busiest houses were
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

Adams EX...
Alb & Sus. j
Am Cot OIL. :
DO pref. 49,.
Am Dist Tell
Am Express
Am Tel & &.
Am Tobacco.
do pref ...l
u & so III pfl
E&NN Ai.pf
Brunswick d
Is Z X 4 y
c i & MINI
Chicago Gas
Ceve * P..l
Col 4 Dew
Col + & L.
do pref.
Col a. II c..
Com Gable IL
Com Tunnel
Con c md.
COnsol Gas
j. VI & TT j.
do pref -
Dist a 4
f = & T Col
EdEIll tNN)
do (Bklyn)l
Gen Electric
Home Min i
Hous e 7 q
Illinois Steel
Kama & u
Keok & d NJ
DO pref.
l. Gas tSt IL
do pref....)
Nah 9 Ry.
Man Beach IL
Nd Coal II |
Mex Central. |
Mex Natl
MINI Iron i
Nat i.ins OIL
New G. Coal. |
Norf South
No Amer Co
Nat starch
do lst pref
do "a pref
Ont 81 Min.
Oregon Impt
p ~ Mall
Penn Coal. i
y \ " pref
j. 1T " & {.
DO special
Pu % Car
Quicksil Min
70 pref go.
Rens e. Sar.l
Il " g. Og.l
81 J e. O /
StLA e. T II
Tenn { 4 l.
Tex Pac IL
Tol l. a. w. \
L. 5 Cor rcts
do pf rcts.
do cti rctsl
L s Express
u s Rubber
60 pref. 81
WELSH Eek.
West Tn Tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
PRICES SAG AGAIN.
FURTHER DECLINE IN STOCKS
ATTACK ON CHICAGO GAS BY THE BEARS
BONDS AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE oCIonhn @
M ,IINcs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

TO THE CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BOND
HOLDERS AND STOCKHOLDERS or THE
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

In dreary Kamchaika the pine or
birch bark by itself. well maceratsd,
pounded and baked, frequently consti.
tntes the whole Of the native bread food
BIesd aid L.EbsE ga young Karnchat.
kan II repres"nted by dough Of pine
bark spread with seal fat. not a very
spp@tiziBg combination % English no
lions. And not only the bark of the pine
Is thus usi.izDd for fool Tine dweilsrs
IN certain parts Of Siberia cut off the
young and tender shoots and grind them
down % form their -four. One imagines
tina: 'ti. bread therefrom must have AN
unpleasantly resinous flavor.
In Iceland even the hardy pine is
wanting, but the Icelander declares
shat "a bountifui Providence sends him
bread out Of the very stones" He
scrapes a lichen-the Iceland moss--off
the rocks and grinds IL into fine -four,
which serves him both for bread and
buildings. and also ~ q t%hickening for
ais broth. Thus, truly. has stern expe-
rience taught him to live where most
would starve --Chambers' Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

Billboard competition runs pTstr.
AS5 Hywsdsys IN The metropolis Al
ovDe If some down town property was
awakened by the l0Ed ringing Of ma
d09rbell recently In Harlem
What OF earth Is taat;'' be eIcIaiu.
Cd is the bouse On fire.
"SoDeDD6y's dead" said hls wife
In the meanurne . servant was return.
ing from Answering the tell
"Piease, Eir, there's two gents down
stairs a. wishes 20 ~ yOu" said the
gil
'6as meE Why, It's 3 O'clock in the
morning
Important business, they Ea7s, gir. -
Well, / should think il would be,
waxing q q up this time o night
I'll hare 10 70 down, / Suppose
He quickly threw On SINE clothing
and went below. Two gents awaited
hil in the hall
II beg your pardon, Eir, for knocking
you up az this hour, bot IwaBt 10 make
yOu a proposition for biIIboards around
the 9rIeT q ycuE place Oh Blank street
while you are rebuilding Name your
figures, including two tbeater tickets
every night 81 the Season"
And, sir" began the ether gent"
my company would like 10 make you
. proposition for the use u the walls
that nay remain standing after the
fire"
"Firei fret What are you talking
about" The old man was completely
noaplnsed
why, your place caugh: fire about
two hours ago" said the first gent"
And is Quilted by this time" added
the second gent"
"Of course you'll give me the refusal
for billboards. Remember the two the
alter ticketsi' yelled the first gent" rs
the old ma bolted for the stairs. Cor.
Pttsburg Dispatch.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31
CLASS LEGISLATION.

foar correspondent wguld like
20 20 on record 50 being opposed 10
me OH providing for the letting Of
e1Hnty iabda ~ baDks. The
measate MAJ haze the merit Of
relieving county ~treasurers and
Their b1Bdsuen from liability and
also 80 ordinary times Of bringing
some revenue 10 the counties. but
as it stands - Is rank class legis
lation ~ the eyes Of the law every
man being the eGnal Of every other
man, the privilege Of bidding for the
use OF county funds should not b.
confined 10 any partIcna ar class. In
stead 81 using the public money in.
directly procuring it through the
medium of second parties at in
crefs'd rates 81 rhterest--it might
h. thrt farmers, merchant. milIers
or even printers might desire 10 hid
Tor The = Of tie money upon
"qdai terms with the bankers.
giving equally ~ good security.
Why confue this privilege IN 8
ptrtienIar class Dive all the people
equal chrnces Probably No one bn.
bank"rs you'd ever bid for the cash.
and y ia unlikely that even bankers
wonld bid for 1t under existing cir.
cnmstances' yet the bill in question,
',R e stands, avors too much Of
Legislation To commend itself
10 the rdinary. every dav in
iiV'dnn There Gems 10 be no
go"n reason IN the world why the
country shonld externally and con.
tmraHy 'egislate 10 place the con-
tro' OF money entirely in the hands
OF the banks. Aberdeen News.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31
-1MaL-gRsw-LnE &GatRs-
MRs a;%R@
ARSOGUr" PURE


o0AsMhs usg 1Sss ns8 puUs< - -
- In ES0 q 0~1
Il . ex1s sszsss 90 - NrusevR A. q
EsE vnscA rs6s "K1~sisS In esa
DukssnG Csx5sR vof s,snAasy.-
xs hsv4ns ts sfsw ys.r sousw i@D-
&C wfss psst soElss~ hsss su ssy ss-
seurssss sp,rsy II 0uA enc w,s9~-
s~ve Che shoz - m&xs sscrty. Tss
rvvrss1a va . @a1 6umaG. sanA ~
Ese - ssnssapA In rsysy - o xsv
sp~xssns - soaf 90 foslvv1ng sscss
II Eagsst ss she bnRnuR - GH
psauszs sss1s evs yoss go brsus !
hst ssru x Is lang ] hs< run9vus
Gala tsun oor1es ssnGsus who vspss<
9suas, aGs NApssx Ssey vsp ss chs
hsbas ~ oSvssxng thsns rYuns via
Surk ptun6es o. bSm Eera b&rsU
yosaL advertising sbsyrDvne.r1 80,
roe s1n~ ~ shsn has ryE sss 49, ~
h~v1zg sysn& xGD pAksssk No& Il
ny hus1n4a oaEss IRON Cosxnbta nc
1a& bss Is svn srsse - Nov EsvsE
Csufxs1ss and FyHssH. - sas ] nyv
ksvs swe s~aUassau1a
-Ts oouxss cwEboast sss sse cnssx-
90 ECnA sn6 sas nxrs ordinary EoA
Es Essts with sssprl sacs ~ 'kAs
- All Eoru' and 'Psy 1t the Desk
Eossc s4gns - 'Ksv OF the GraAI'
Tc L~t. ere Slsc sscncslsc aat srs cuS-
~ssqperfly coesp Hanging ssoy Egns
ere dsarcr and hsvs % be t1ae ~ hxnS
] ofter hsvs spscaal uHsrz so6 soube ~
che stndera hs,s original IDEAS. Fog
tnstaaos. there 10 o so fog wssca ! ge:
t1s This IL 70 Be . cent innchroun
Ggr which Ii supynsd % hsvs bse2
broken q from sos p0: oz which Is
was nxs6 Il Is 10 - supplied with ssg1
md Converted INTO o card table, and
yuobsbly the ownex viii many times %
obliged 10 recount tie daring WY &
which he encsc The pohoe with his
riuDSsx There IL good demand fr
barber poas& Bser Signs ! by 70 0SS
ano simply make yy commission
Another ousey fad ID that II express
kstes, 90 that ] hsss . email !o5 print
ing establishment Many msn. especial
~ s~Sp Ss%I Dr11D-s IzS " lew 0SI
crsss silt cases plasssrso with laoels,
especially u western and southern
rosds 70 create bstEnpressaon that they
have been great travellers Yon can
hardly see the leather On sosne q t5sss
cases Of course this IL ali very foolish.
but il lie very profitable % re 4 foo
and his money are soon parted New
York Tribune
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

State Oi Inspector Stafford wac
10 the city Monday aud during liza
stay made tbis Office a pleasant call
He did Dos seen 10 be especially
worried about the reports sent oai
BY the agile Pierre correspondents
thai 5is would 5000 be ap.
pointed This Is noe 70 be wondered
ut when she article IL taken into COT.
saderation aud the other so-eallsd
wlDners looked over Por instance
Barney Sullivan, sx-surreyor Gen.
ersl, 10 named for state surveyor and
chas, r. MeCoy, late Of Aberdeen,
ard who haas been out Of the state for
. year, is scheduled for Adjuiant
General.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31
Az ARTISTS INSPIRATION.
Unable - Draw . Picture EHaeyt In ths
PrsaeEas of o Certain Figure.


Walter Burridgs, the artist, tells q
gooS story on bimsef and proves il bJ
showing tie AS1E sFszgs On uoe wall
where the picture, D II the &ooesso-
rass d the tale, used 10 hang
He went u day 90 tbs studio u a
friend and found there al anatomical
figure, such a. are % be sen So studies
everywhere IL wac > good one, and
Burriogs wanted it, for bis had
been br0keu. he expressed q desire u
have IT, LIT tSa artist fgieud Bouldn't
gave u Up fgr &gy mQ2ey. u Wa his
inspiration, bs sid lie Deeded il even
for tue composition # a Setler And, as
fer drawing anything IN the hannah fig
ure without IT, tha: Ias Eimpiy hgps-
less de eoui6D't spare IL
So Bunrld2e went swsy. Bat another
Day, sSiie Ia the same studio and ia
the absence II tie OEEeT, q third artist
WHO commonly SHARED the place and
worked there, said Eurr.dge could have
the model If be- wanted IT, The owner
had concluded 70 get along without il.
Aud about aa hour after the owner
came back he Rat down ana tried 70
draw a wagon. But be couldn't Ge
aled 70 write a letter that hsd long
been overdue. But be could not get his
thoughts together.
Something Is gone" said he. 81
can't do anything / hare lpst SONS
thing"
Maybe it is your brains" said the
man who shared his room. "Burridge
has been over"
1.-The figure. 4" cried the artist That
II H." And be started out. When he
came back, no brought not only the fg.
ure, bot q water color sketch a. well.
II had taken Burridge days 20 complete
the picture, and IL marked one Of the
.pieasantest events in his solourn along
the grand canyon ri the Colorado.
But 1t squared him. Chicago Her.
aid.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

On Thursday evening Of iast yeeE
A. j. Mills found that Two II bi,
horses had wandered Away from
home. Ills hired man started out
on a tour u inspection aBd Hhen
ia the vicinity ~ Ody MaKens
premises saw Oily afneI with a
shot gun, take deliberate aim ard
fire two sbots ~ the direction Of
kis hay stacks Soon there was a
sesmpsring u horsc flesh aud the
two missing animals were seen %
be running homesard. Ou follow
ing them home the hired maa found
that one Of the auimnls-the best
mare Art had bad been shot ia
the SIDE, although everything was
done for ia. poor brute Il died be-
fore morning. The people should
not tolerate snch proceed iugs, AMI
bho INV chuhOb Ot too severe IA It'd
punishment. A man vino viii dc
libcrately attempt TO take the irfs
OF 80 yafaaD'e al auImal when n.
by chaucc trespasscs ou liis premises
Is below the brute Kind, aud tue
life OF the public is IN danger until
suci, characters are tltcod hehlud
the bars or IN dungeon. ojy'
was To the coanty capital Moudas
before Justice Kcubali. lie wa.
compelled ~ give but $40" bonds
but The Justi3 5 urw ~ tue nus
ine's to arpcar at the uexL term oi
the Cirenat court. -Aulover Gazette
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

Al npnasn sIpersenes goss TO
siavw rhs: 10 ps-.r csr Ds rsxponsa
oss Tor o. suttss:! gns-d sgxins; :hs
weakness pf snr particular ipdiri6.
MAJ AZ Eng; psr.s Enc shst the down
ssll Of suy pf 20 members epyn; ~
ns . ssuss q rsgrs. Dps onay 70
The party Isss3 Oh: % Toe n.smDst.
% eEitsu psnss psr.,, ~ showing
the weakness Of hpnsr nssrrs and
the lisbllr:. Of ths ssuss thing hap
perany 20 one q or ON thss msy
nsss oefslien ~ indirIdnsi Of en-
osns, parry. IL . marrow spirit
spd . dangerous ons 70 society tina.
VII gloet oTsr the ISL u soy snsu
"Bpi,' ssys the popplis., "yopr
speakers vent 81 STsr the state las;
fsh dsnouneing Loueks sus the
bcsndiusrisn Elevator scheme BE-.
cause IL eos: O few Of the farmers
the ioss o. s5 Or $40 apiece sad
nefs you have one of your one ~
Dad Here is 5nst where the pop
ulist reasoning is looss aud the eom-
psrison tsils. They are act parallel
cases. No republican,, % FAR ~ We
hare heard, npholds Mr. Taylor 10
his course, Or h&s had any part VITA
him - the defsiestiop or would for
q moment shiuK Of endorsing him
for No other Office; while o. the
other hand, NJ L0ucKs 90 oonsr
eomss ont Of one ssiadliag operst-
i0n than ne piUngss into another
and dnds many eosdiutors TO help
him secure victims, aud On tep Of
THE bis adberent set him up az q
political god, = Moses 70 Gil high
pieces aud receive the endorsemeut
u the people. That s quite
another thing Leader.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

- E6D~G 4un, - Wss& - q
1ks Wannk Ya.0

- H6WO9 Iun. q Wssa - -
"a - Ha.ak Yn.nk
In sh@ srnzz9 Il o. yse itSs Il
vsrt II mp0sS sas knSaass rzannss
VIA ~. GO mE 90 tyvsds Yrnoa IA
y. ps ew Ayr shs Ssnss hs ~
Ha 81 sas Ss<k - Angna ~ Nag
PIN, WIN -. eoe.
VIE - Ysspct vRr oon.ns g
n cus6 nisuro9 snes wa o sosa.
scaays u Ia suHs sy,anpanseS BY .
sEr1nas seuruS sssr winch che srr ussze
ers haShxsy. ~xs1zs.ss A=y In sos
h.os II sss Yssnuk tz: O. tn bscks u
sxzs xngaak
Tns H-E s wH made by &C. oos
Gcnoss DcvDsr. WIG czxz4 swvGrt
VIA snous - shcnes - sses -
LnSlSs& The isssse. wse had b~ur c.
karvt N hs 6ss &C rns sxrs. uSv ur,se,
srprsz srvrt . pass and sss &C shses
snvvs E sD sAss ssry sssms6 LIN
tasnttnG 0uw
Ths 0cnosss Ss6. sns ne YrOok King
0fast ssou - be rEs &ovx. 90 sssk
saey voslk pa sHnesr sas ~ u On
azy
In shs G,sarsEs Xtvg1 the u1nes
u Wales who vs In r.=zs5x q ops
&ysGoes wn sur-ouoasI ey 1runcs
krssrzs VIA rsoogrixng ms raEk. de-
ssrusnst - nscsu,s CO KIN hin A ns&
ass vs ssrt % lie king sslins him
sshs che primes vss hars pressed
Is ny % DEAD OF sR1 O. GO tie
0rra fslie1r' he sxke1
Nc. E.-z VIA the reply.
We'll ths-, - said the king, trssrr.
- tasn that sert yuu and Sll .ns-n 90
send II Esors % ne ss k1ng ~ KY sur
IL alive ] ~oo-nrnknd them 20 sursr the
child % win his s2rrz tnr this day
aaou4 Be hA"
The yrrng prince was tDdsed Il g-aa,
danger a. Ia time be was unborssd
and struck 20 the ground but zoe II his
Welsh knights. who carried tie great
dragon standard, threw IL crsr him as
be lsy and stood rp2n IL I'll the nsry
was forced back
5oon t5s n6e u battle had TUNED sw
the Englisa Edw&,S cz-s ag.n frua
Q high kill overlooking the aeld and
took bis sou IL his srus and Kissed hin.
"You srs NY true son" he said
Right royalty have y0u acquitted your.
sslf aid GaOwa yourself 70 Be . soTe--
eign"
Young Edward Oo this occaSiun wore
q su1t u black &rrDor, which 50 contrast
90 with his crimson and gold surcozs
2nd the brilliantly fair complexion Of
his ro11d bgyish face that be wzs call
Cd from that tine the Black Prince
Boston Herald
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

By tskings essnsl glsos 81 the
list d grams sDd petit jurors roa
viii observe thst the lame q Tx.
Deputr u s. MsrsaslI Sykes doss
not appear The viii be tie Gre.
term u court M ssEss has missed
10 the county 10 1sr E~nosIsoge.
The fsct thst HE familiar figure
vii not be sisiile ~ 81 er1 omen
BY those sapers;itiousiy iDelinsd.-
Nsubsy Clipper.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

Up in South Dskota the probibi.
ton agitators are trying to buy tbe
popaIist IN the state Legislature with
promises that their followers =ssa h
return jois the popuiist party These
are the usual prohibition taeties.
They worked pp0a the repu biieams
~ Iowa, Kansas and South Dakota
once, lot they are plsyed out now.
The pfobiDItioDists base but a
sm@ii vote ~ turn sBG caBH9t turn jt
il saey viii Tue prohibition igeu
bns baS harmed tae republican parry
wherever ~ has been taEen ap 4
great deal m0fe tb@a il has helped
The pDpDilsls are welcome ~ ~
thFy cap gst oat ~ s prohibition
alliance, bat with tie ex2er, enee of
the republicans BET re them tbsY
will DO we'll I 9go SLOW before beeom
ing ehtaHgied IN IL. Ouala Bee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

Yos can earl. 6gurs ous nov
mach the Terror d~sfalcssion oouts
yoa some enssrYraing ssssssialsn
has fgpseS ont cha. Is vii sad TWEEN
sy4f,s oenss V s'err ssn dolisn 81
tax
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

Simon Bsileutyuss formerly .
tailor " tais pGsee. sns ls,@is ~
surned 70 EsllvIbs, 0ns.s by shs
eoants board, died asao-sl. s.tsr
reaching his old noens--5rssoii...
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31
= Good sonsrtote for ensIsge

One Of mr. ueigbbors has been
practleiDg = scheme which / tbsnk
would benefit many who do not
hare siios. Hs puts his corn I'D
der up, after bussiBg the corn, OF
NOV where 1t is dry; then about
once . week be cuts up enough Of
thls dry fodder 20 last q week. straws
q layer " IL % oBe eide Of the barn
hyo,, spnnkles Oh waief aud elite on
hne salt, pats Oh aBOtbeT l4Yer 81
ri stalks, aatsf aud salt, aud 20 on
uhfB be bas ga OagA, keeping &.
sell P4eked 4gTu. A. soon az this
oegIbs ~ Deat ba Ieels u to he
cattle, nIgBt AID morning. with
their Rfain. After once stared. Il
is easy ~ Eeep Que weeE iH advance
and tDas make q g0gd feed aud cub,
sti Ne iOr egsIlage. ! @0Bld udyise
farmers who base a email farm and
Keep three ~ Iyar eoBs, but cannot
aH9ta clio, ~ Ergn ST. T. stei
.ta, Morgan c., Tod, 10 Orange
Jadd Farmer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

The dssaoorsssc inxscai qnauss
should take Q dose u shsrrnas s.rsi.
toxias.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31

il . osnhdsnsly ssp~ossS shSs
Harry Hsy~ard vii I've ~ ssssnd
HE trial
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-31
FEED. ~ EAxxIs. x0ssss.
yaksfihi sTst sakss III Lmesiis
TKuEsDAY nsusEY e. 1885

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-18
OTRO COMP ANERO

Desde hoy entra a fo,ma par
to de nuestra redaccion ell joven
y distinguido periodjsta don Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera va le Co
noce ell p1blico puerto-riqueno
por sus producciones. siempre
rebosantes de spirit y siempre lie
mas de encantadora originalidad
Como escritor satfrico podrfa,
sin duda, alternar con los que en-
la prepsa espanola bullen y Sc
imponen. va colabor6 en- los
peliodicos mas populares de Es-
pana, durante su larga residen-
cia en- Madrid, en- Zaragoza y en-
Santiago.
La DEMoCRACIA, al ofrecerle
un sitio en- sus columnas, al con-
tarle entire sus redactores, esta
segura de complacer al oafs,
que en- la satira fna v CHS
peante de Rodriguez Cabrera en-
contrara reminiscencias de aquel
DON Stmphcao que ALA, por los
amos de II y u, redactaba en-
la Capital un hermano de nues-
tro querido companero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-18

ceder las pretensiones del alcalde,
quien en- vista de este, echando IN
ado la circunspecci6n y la cristiana
mansedumb-e que le caracteriz n, Q
dirigi6 una carta en- one lie ordena-
ba que sin Ferdid1 de tempo reinfe I.
erase d la cqja de aqueI Municipio los
105 pesos ortgen de la question, pc
rondo que no le obligaraa d tomar ca
trensas resolwciones sobrc el asunto
Ea esta OCCASION ell senor Orc, OF.
,mbre de temperamento raci6co y
enemigo de bullas ha demostrado por
vez primera nn tes6n y una enc gfa
irqoebrantables, tanto que d'tima-
mente SO decia en- ell Pepino. no sa-
bemos con que Fundamental. que pan
saba provocar un lance personal al
ssnor Peruye-o y d;rinir tan eno-
josa question por medic de las
armas.
Creemos, sin embargo, one no CO.
rrera Ia sangre (; cuando mas en-
dltimo extreme 10 q ,ieo q1e podr&
ocurrir es que cora alguno de los
contendientes
For el prestlg'o y la buena fama
de ambos deseamos de todas veras
qne lleguen un arreg'o amistoso. y
que Sc RIPARIAN como bueuos con-
servadores, amantes del presupuest
ante TODD y sobre todo. esos doscien-
tos diez pesos. causa de tan mez~
quina rencilla
Sin embargo, 10 mas d-coroso 10
mas digno se,1a que tauto el senor
O-oroz como ell stnor Poruy ,ro,
mostrando su desintere, y sus no.
bles sentimientos. renunciasen q di-
cha suma, contribuy yendo con ella
las obras del hos spital. que por ini
ciativa particular Sc proyecta fundar
en- sqnel pueblo y que taota falta
haca
Pero y! estamos seguros de one
nj ell uno nj ell otro son capaces de
semej ejante sscrifcio.
Por a go son incondicionales.
En- fn, mientras Sopranos saber
o resultado de tan chistoso asunto,
nos limitaremos, por hoy a lamentar
que por QUESTION de dinero
hayan alzado la voz
Otonez Peruyero.
Peruyero y Orontz