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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

forces. After running passenger
train between Temple and Galveston
for several years. he resigned ana es-
tnblished this present mammoth hard
ware business at No. II North Twelfth
street In 1891. He carries stock Of
from $4,000 TO $4,000. and has an i'm
mense trade. Mr.. Hollingsworth Is one
OF the solid citizens OF Temple. OF un-
questioned Integrity and honesty, and
10 man stands higher in the estimation
OF the people.
=. %. bright
Ii the proprietor OF the Twelfth street
barber shop and is a native OF Louis
lana. Located In Temple In September.
1871. coming from LampaAas His shop
Is equipped with four chairs. presided
over by nrst-dl1ss artists. In the rear
OF the nhop are n series OF bath rooms
that are well patronized. Mr.. Bright
Is prominent member OF Sulphur City
Lodge. No. &c, Knights OF Pythias. and
carries heavy insurance In the order.
Morgan a. watson,
A firm compoaed OF II. j. Morgan and
u. ~. Watson. make a specially OF SELL
ing home made goods In harness and
Rnddiery. They also carry a heavy
stock Of Duggies, farm wagons, etc.
Mr.. Morgan has been resident OF
Temple ten years, being engaged In
The grocery business atN the present
stand of the firm. Mr.. Watson claims
10 be native long horn" Texan, and
has resided in Temple about seven
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similar capacity In the coach shops
at Selma. with the y, S, V & q. X. X.
He subsequently, opened a business or
his own, and now employs during the
busy season, from 10 TO TX mon, and
hia business comprchends every
branch OF the decorative art. His shop
and store room Is located on Eighth
street. between avenue ID and ave-
nue. G.
W. II. WINS.
The pinoneer pharmacist, was born In
Cas- county, and grew TO manhood In
Waco. After serving several years as
a drug clerk At Waco he accepted po~
alton In Baltimore, where he completed
his apprenticeship. lie embarked In
business at L.ampasas IN 1859. and re-
moved TO Temple In 1886. His stand 10
now the Oldest In the city. located at
the corner OF Twelfth and Avenuo ID.
He enjoys splendid trade. He Is q
prominent member OF the Mdsonic and
X. OF u. fraterniiles, and was one of
lhe leaders In raising funds and
adopting plans for the handsome new
Methodist church now being erected In
Temple.
Ii one OF the youngest and brightest
members OF the hell county bar. He
was born and raised at Moffat. In the
county. lie attended the state uni
NefHily Ut AuNAlH iHh ihNtl tnAbHA
school two or three years IN his home
town. lie read law with W. W. Hail,
at Bolton, and graduated from the law
department OF the University OF Michi-
gan In the class OF 1894. and hung out
his shingle In Temple In September OF
last year. He has quite reputation as
"A forensic orator and speaker. and at
ter being In his office one week was
retained for the defense IN murder
case, for which he received n handsome
Zee. His friends have put him forth aa
a candidate for city attorney, and II
elected we are satisfied that the office
will be creditably allied.
joe Andrus.
A brilliant young member OF the Bell
county bar, has been a resident Of
Temple for the past two years. He Is
an expert court stcnographer. follow
ing that profession eight years, and
supplemented the valuable experience
thus obtained by constant study. He
was admitted to practice In February,
1891. and soon after was appointed local
counsel for the O., c. and s. Il. at
Temple. He Is mentioned as u for
midable candidate for the office OF city
attorney. subject to the April cleo
TONS.
.. NJ. Crawford g. Co..
The jewellers. carry heavy stock Of
diamonds, watches. jewelry. siiverware,
musical instruments bronze work.
biague, Dresden china, royal Worcester
ware, fine lamps. onyx topped tables,
canes and umbrellas The firin In com
prlsed OF J. NJ. Crawford and John A.
Cole, both native Texans. Mr.. Craw-
ford, the active managcr OF the estnb-
liahment. grew up in tbs jswelry bust
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also includes agricultural Implements
and machinery and occupies two floors.
His establishment would be a credit,
indeed TO any OF the larger cities OF
the state. He IS a courteous. hfrable
gentleman, with unswcrving faith IN
Temple. and hearty supporter OF any
enterprise tending TO the promotion OF
her welfare.
stcaRnii 4 chcathnm
Stand In the front ranks OF enterprIslne
business firms OF Temple. They COM
duct a large livery, feed and sale
frst-class carriages, hacks aud livery
rigs, The livery business was estab-
llshed in 1889 In the spring OF isgg
the firm added an undertaking depart
ment to their business, with complete
line of collins, shrouds and hearses.
Mr. steagau Is also proprietor OF the
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residence and the Joseph Cater resi-
dence. He has now In hand the con-
structInn Of the new NJ. II. church,
which when completed, VIII be the
most handsome building In design and
workmanship in the city. costing ABOUT
500 900. Mr. Martin was married 10
Miss Ada Cater, prominent young
society lady Of Temple, on the th o.
lime 1899. He is here 20 stay ana
,,ronoses 10 continue building up and
beautlfving the city OF his adoption
II. booth
Ia native of Canada, and was at
va s,,andid business opportunities.
~ ,ocated al Temple in 1892 and open
~ a iewelry stock In the Temple Ma
49,. 81 bank building. He Is an accom-
,,Iished matchmaker. and makes
Psetaitv of repairing and engraving.
e. r,,marrIed and popular member
Httdinthian lodge No. 30 X. OF =.
o. ~. Eooth rs pleased with Texas ana
;Aa,;anes that Temple will be a city OF
% I'D inhabitants within the next Ten
years. man a Rankin,
pronrIetors OF the Gotten Exchange
saioon located in Temple IN $3.50 an
sstabllshed business that nus s i,,s,,.a
up S S,ars ~ Tony Fausts' beer, and
nun hanu Maze Is a popular resort.
'"s" ,s,..,,nnster Felix Gruudy-
,.a,,nls nostotfice occupies com
nv onarters in the Wiikerson
nou,'ur he receipts OF the office and
hlooN, rent volume Of business en-
us +he city to carrier delivery.
t,fs r. deferred by the technlcaiit'es
wliieh Sanartment and the gray coats
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clerkship in the postohice. He recelv-
ed several promotions. and was APP
pointed postmaster October 81. 1893 He
was married August Z, 1855, to Miss
Bessie Taylor OF Temple. and has an
interesting young family Of three-two
sons and a daughter. He Is a promi-
nent member of the Elks, odd Fellows
and Legion OF Honor. and enjoys the
respect and esteem of the entire COM
munity.
Temple Grocer Company.
Perhaps the most important ad-
junct to this thriving and prosperous
young city is the Temple Grocer conn
pany' Ii was recently Incorporated
for 100000, $4,000 OF which has been
paid in. 1t is under the management
of five directors consisting of j. A.
" alker, J. l.. Smith. ]. b. Garnett, j.
t. w. Tillar and c. U. Yaucy. all OF
whom are thorough business men,
having made success in life through
dent of energy and perseverance.
Mr.. ]. A. Walker. ISIS president, Is
one of the most successful business
men In Texas and New Mexico. j. b.
Garnett, Its vice-presldent was form
erly manager OF the wholesale grocer
firm of Ramev. Garnett " Co. of
Brownwood. j.. L. Smith. who was
born and raised in Bell county. has
hAhdf a huNttsS Vi Ntlt ultTthn-
tile business at Amarillo, Texas.
The above represent the active Of
ficials for the ensuing year. and will
be aided and counselled by Mai j. 4.
w, Tillar,a one OF the directors, a
capitalist OF Little Rock. Ark, and c.
U. Yancey. the senior member of the
firm. who from the condition of his
health, will be absent for short time
from active participation Of its man
agement
This firm has recently bought out
Ramey, Garnet * o., of Brown
wood. and will operate the latter
through the Temple office. They carry
n magnificent stock In both places,
same having been purchased as low as
spot cash can buy
with their six affable rustling sales
men. Messrs. Eugene Daughtrey. Il. II.
Wynne, $. ID. Stltt, W. A. Snyder, II.
Il, Conway and John f. Wilson. and
an efficient office force. this firm viii
make business hum in Central and
Western Texas. They have the cap
ital and the nerve to meet legitimate
prices from Maine to California.
Trade contiguous to Temple and
Brownwood viii find It to their inter
est TO patronize this wlde-awake, en-
terprlsing firm.
j. IL. Moore
Is n native of Kentucky. He lived
several years in Mississippi. and came
to Ball county about twenty years
ago. He was a farmer and the pres
ent town site Of Temple was formerly n
part of his black land farm WIN
Temple was laid out and commenced to
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THE GAzETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS, FRIDAY, MARCH s. 1895

races may be found at the delivery
windows every hour OF the day, each
expecting the genial young postmaster
anu his asslstaL's 20 lig them Up
ietter with money N I. Mr.. Grundy
Is youthful In appearance. but per-
FORMS the ardous and cxaciing duties
ot nus office In manner highly salts
lastory TO the public. He was born
and raised at Forrest, Miss, and came
70 Temple in 1885, stranger He had
plenty of pluck, industry and deter
mlnauon and was soon appointed to a
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James Is one OF the sturdy type Of
pioneers that have made Texas the
great state she IS. His friends have
persuaded him TO make the race for
city marshal in the coming spring
elections, and n elected he VIII make
a splendid cfHcer. Mr.. James was mar
ried 10 Miss BERTHE Mullins at Holland
May S. 1880.
II. l.. HoiiinEswortb,
CITY treasurer Of Temple. conducts a
mammoth wholesale hardware business
on Twelfth street. He Is native Of
.Alabama. but has been resident Of
Texas "a years. file was among the
earliest settlers in Temple, aud has
built up an Immense trade. Ins stock
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EEPIE, 4 TEXAS TOWN.
/ v.msrkable Growth and Pro-
/ .,.iye Push Scarcely Equaled.
INV 10000 PEOPLE IN IL YEARS
p.,suct Of Enterprise Backed by a
y.-nisoeut Surrounding Country

:, the Growth and Present
|,,nae of One OF the Best Towns
.,ral rezns--was only n short
an Rich black Land Farm.
4 ,.,erprising and wide-A~n1e
|uI,enship'
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por,ant ono, aud Mr. studervants
nrst administration was 80 satiHfae-
tory that he had no opposltion when ne
was announced ns n candidate Tor re-
election. lie was born at Mount Yer
non, III, I'm 1855 and removed TO ToNus
in 1874. His enriy years were spent on
the range, though he was empl9yeu Us
n school tearher ak years In Ben couu-
". He WAS married TO Miss Allce
FOOL Of Oensvlllc in August, 1881 Mr.
sudervand Ia OF a versatile, sunny
temperament, keen observer, close
atudent, and nm al round good fellow
Ills popularity In but the natural result
OF n cumpanlnnable nnture.
The wertbroois paint Co,
Successors Ia Weatbrook & MoIdll,
are the leaders In painting. paper
hanging and decorating. Mr.. West
brook came 10 Temple from Selma,
Ala. IN 1859, and entered the employ
of The santa ne ~ foreman OF The
paint shnD. lie had been employed In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
v anderbiIt

Cornelio Vanderbilt se ha mudado de ca
sa pero no como pudiera hacerlo cualquier
mortal sino gastandose en- el cambio de do
micilio NADIA mas que 25 millones de pc
setas.
Esta es la suma que le ha costado ell mag
nffco hotel, yerdadero palacio regio pudie-
ra Elamarse, que ACADIA de construir en- ell
Parque Central, de NewYork, que, COM
parade externa interiormente, d6jase muy
atras muchas residencias reales de Eu-
r0pa.
Ell suntuoso edifcio ha sido construido
con arreglo al modelo del famoso castillo
de Blois, con piedra girls, ornamentado con
otras de color rojo.
La sala de bale pertenece al estilo Luis
XIV, de touos blancos y dorados, copiada
de una de las mas celebres de Paris, vie
lie ser ell stio donde Sc han esmerado los
artistas que la han decorado Su ilumina-
ci6n esta becha con lamparas elGctricas, CO.
locadas en- ell centro de flores, que sobresa-
len en- las columnas en- ell techo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

Por el director del Monte de Piedad, de
Paris acabase de publican un curioso opts-
culo acerca de las "Operacione5 realizadas
en- diferentes epocas per dicha institution
desde que Sc cre6 Q77O"
SIN deteneruos estudiar dicho trabajo,
haremos solarnente notar aquf que los relo-
jes depositadCs anualmente en- ell Monte de
Piedad, asciendeu la friolera de $3.50, 600
de los cuales 1000 son producto de robo.
De esos 5. 700 la policia rescata cada affo
unos $50 solamente.
En- 1881, por ejempo, rescato 254; en-
1891, 300; en- 1892, 257, en- 1898, 293.
Los 254 relojes del af1o 1881 fueron en-
pefiados en- un periodo que vari6 entire / y
$40 dias despues de verifcado ell robo.
Vease esta nota: ell dia del robo, 55 al
dia siguiente 55; q los dos dias 81; del al
s dias, 2S; del 8 al Is, Is; del Is al 80, II
al segupdo mes, 81; al tercer mes, o. del
cuatro al duodecimo mes, 9s, y despues de
traEscurrido ell afIo, /.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
TiradOreS
cIericaleS

A los que mueren en- desafio, SO oponen
luego para enterrarlos eiertos obstaculos por
parte del clero pero con ese cello, con ese
exciyo pudor religioso, seguramente que
no Sc halan de acuerdo algunos principles
de la Iglesia que manejan hoy dia ell arma
blanca como un PM.
Es al periodico professional la Escrinae
F'dncdtse quien debemos esta sensational
noticia, pues segun ese colega, resulta que
hay un arzobispo y dos obispos muy diestros
en- ell manejo del florete.
El primero es monseffor Ardin, arzobispo
de Lens, que tira la esgrima en- la misma
sala captular de su palacio arzobispal. Ell
segundo es monsefior Latty, recientemente
nombrado obispo de Chalons, que co2aenzo
a aprender tirar como medida hig6njca, y
hoy es uno de los mas calurosos partidarios
de la esgrima; y, Gnalmente, ell tercer pre-
lado esgrimidor no es otro que monsefIOr
Batifoller, obispo de Mende, que no salts
faciendose solo con las armas, practica la
equitacion, manejando diestramente los ca
ballos de mas saDgre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
Estafua
ambulante

Para eleyar una estatua cualquier hom
br5 Que r.or Su5 meritos SO haya hecho
acreedor a tai honor, Sc elige antes ii eitio
que ha de ocupar definitivamente.
Esto es 10 racional y 10 l6gico; mas en- ell
Hayre 10 entienden de otro modo, y buena
prueba de clio es 10 que ha ocurrido ,ahora
con la estatua del almirante Mouchez
Existe de esta un modelo en- MADEIRA y en-
tamafIo natural, y este modelo fn6 el que
cogieron ell alcalde, un CONCEAL y ell escul-
tor encargado de hacer el monumento, y 10
pasearon por la poblacion para yer en- que
sitio estaria mejor .colocado.
entire la admiration de los habitantes
del Havre la estatua hizo escala en- cinco
sitios distintos; en- la plaza de Theirs, en- ell
boulevard Maritime, Ell ell de Strasburgo,
ell la plaza de la Bolsa, frente la Pre-
fectdra, y, por iiltimo, en- la plaza de Gam
BETA, ante el Gran Teatro, siendo esta la
bora Ell que, despu6s de tantas idas y veni-
das, no Sc ha elegido sitio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
DG CaHAAAEfrO
q diputadO

Es un salto colossal, prodigioso, ell dado por
el caballero Andrea Scotti que representaba
Gltimamente en- el Parlamento italiano al
distrito de Avgliano.
Scotti fue ALA en- su juyentud camarero
de cafe; pero tuvo la suerte de conocer al
Principe Eugenio de Carignano, que comen-
70 protegerle, y tanto lie di6 : la mano, que
ell hombre subio como la puma.
Nombrado secrs tario uel Principe, bien
pronto fu6 elegdo consejero provincial. Mas
este era POGO su ambici6n, y deseando ser
diputado present6 su candidatura para un
escaflo de la Camara.
En- esta ha tornado a8iento ha sido cosa
de Yer como el antique camarero Sc codeaba
de igual a igual con yarios do sus antiques
parroquianos que antes le mandaban y gra
tifcaban en- los reet0uT0ntS J cafes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
G EStafeta
de Ponce

Asombrase nuestro colega La Libertad
de que en- una hoja suelta que Sc public6
en- esta ciudad aludi6ndole, y firmada por
treinta cuarenta obreros, iguren los nom
bres de ocho caiistas empleados de La
DEMOCRACIA.
y Ell verdad que no nos explcamos ese
asombro.
Saben nuestros cajitas. aunque 10 ignore
La Libertdd, cue al tener noticia de dicha
hoja, nuestro primer consejo fue que desis
tiesen de clio.
Pero viendo su insistenca, nosotros no
podiamos nj debiamOs coartar la ibertad de
dichos individuos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

a Francia y pidiendole una canopgfa en- de-
terminada basflica romano.
LA causa de tai resolucion2 Pues no es
otra que las mGltples dadiyas que todos
los necesitados y faltos de apoyo facilitaba
ell generoso prelado, que no saba decir que
no nadie que SO le acercara pidiendole
algo.
De este modo tuvo que contraer deudas,
las sumas que Sc le anticiparon son tan
crecidas, que lego ell momento en- que no
pudo satisfacerlas. Los acreedores sc han
querellado ante los tribunales, estos han
condenado al osispo d pagar, y como result
ia que tambi6n tiene hipotecados sus bic
neg particulares no le es dable saldar, de
ahf su renuucia Y su deseo de abandonar
Francia desempefiar cualquier canongfa 8
curato de Roma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

Porque en- esta imprenta no SO ejerce la
mas leye preston en- el amino de los opera
rios. Les dejamos en- libertad de cbrar como
les plazca sin exigirles otra cosa que ell
cum mplmiento de sus debere8 en- las horas
de trabaio.
Cuando varios obreros protestaron centra
ncsotros que no salio ninguna hoja de los
operaIios de esta imprenta en- favor nuestro'
Tan to en- esa, como en- cualquier manifes-
tac:on pGblica que hagan nuestros opera
rios, no tenemos arte III parte.
no creemo5 que haya quien dude de
nuestra palabra honrada.
Hoy han regresado Comerio nuestros
queridos amigos doctor don Jose Gomez
Brioso y don Quintin Negr6n Saniurjo.
En- la alcaldia de esta ciudad Sc recibi6
anoche ell siguiente telegrama:
''Gobernador General 4 los Alcaides do la
isla.
Ell Excmo sef1or Ministro de Eltramar en-
cablegrama de hoy me dice 10 que sigue
"Gaceta publica hoy, ley Modns etrendi
Estados Z nidos. Slrvase disponer que mercan-
cias procedentp, dicha nacion comprendidas
ensmanifestos presentado5 despuGs doce no
chede hoy seis sean sforados por % columna
arancel
Enterados pero no nos entusiasmamos.
Es tan mfnirna Ia rebaja, que no pOr ESQ ten
dremos la harina demss efectos yankees
mas baratos.
Seguiremos los consumidores pagandolos
al mismo precio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

Bueno seris que la autoridad local 50 g.
Jara on uu dato que vamos apuntar.
En- los arrabales barrios inmediatos q
esta poblaci6n hay una gran cantldad de
letrinas Ia intemperie, sin cerca. que on
tiempos de lluvia causan verdadera repug-
nancia, siendo. en- toda spoca, focos de
infection.
La hygiene reclams que desaparescan esas
cloacas.
Entire los varios sfntomas que denuneian
en- el cuerpo humane La existenoia dc Las Iom-
brices, citanse, como seguros, en los ninos
particularmente, Ia dureza = hrantez del
vientre, sobresaltos durante el sUefto, ape
tito variable, etcetera.
Para ESQ es remedio ehcaz q Vermtfugo
Gadea
Vease el anuncio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

sa Colou Rivera. FL infame yiolador sc
dio Ia fuga, ignorandose su paradcrO.
So halla yacante la plaza de medico titu-
lar de Ia Cidrs, dotada eou el sneldo annual
de 500 pesos,
Ianbien go aalia vacante Ia Depositaria
de los tondos Municipales del mismo pueblo
On metalico S 1900 en- hncas do hipoteca
legal.
Sigue amenagada la Capital de qusdarse
osouras por habsr!- sido rechaz adas al je
fe de la empresa del gas toaas las PROPOSE
clones que este hioiera al AyuntaMieuto.
Ia Gaceta Nastyada, de New York, cuyo
director es nuestro ilustrado compatriota don
Francisco J. Amy, tTae entire sug ma9niicos
gcabadcs el cuadro FL Velorio, del pintor
don Francisco OileT, aoonpanado del juicio
erftico cue sobre dicho iieuEo escrible
ra don ]. de Ze9ueira.
FL Doctor Don Fernando A.eman, do Are
cibo, ha sido nombrado Representante
Delegado especial en- Puerto Rico, de la
Gran Logis Simbolica Espafiola del Oriente
IberlcO.
Seg1n un coiega, nuestto ifnstrado amigo
Don Lucas Amadeo. que 20 halla en- la Ca
pitsl SO pIopone dar algunss eonferencias
en- Ell Ataneo, p,ra tratar de Ia question
palpisanto del dia.
Para cubrir Las vacantes do coucejaits
del Ayuntamiento de Manati han lido nom
brados los apreciables sefiores sigaientes:
don Federico Calat, don Eidel Bueno, don
Angel Nillamil Vendoval don Manuel vi
llamil Pears, don Julio Mel6 ndes, don Pc
dro Rodriguez. = don Ramon Psres.
Dicen de Mnyagiiez, que hay alli gran ma
reiada entire los incondicionales.
Muchos de los mas caracterizados Sc han
separado del Cuerpo de Vcluntarios otros
SO han Dorado del Casino Espafiol decidi-
dos 4 no ocuparse de politica nj interve
mir en- las eleceiones.
De Madrid escriben La Cu,respon.len-
cid que ell comite Unconditional de .esta isla
ha recomendado i aus diputados sean par
cos en- soliciiar honores de~Jefes de Admi
nistraoion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
AVlSO

De In hacieuda TRES HERMANOs ha desa-
parecido un caballo la roche del 25 de Di-
ciembre d,timo, propiedad del que sus
cribe.
z zaino quems do, marcsdo en la rarga
derecha con Las inioiales j g. en- una de laa
patas traseras; tiene una mancha blanca de.
bsjo del menudillo, paso trancado la salids
despues menudea devsnsdo media ands
dura, escastrado, de 6 amos de edsd, erin
bastante regular, cola POGO abultada, y al
zada al pie de siete cuartas.
jose DEL CARMEN MERCADo.
I'm. d. Juana-Dez, IS de Enero dc 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07

Ha falleeido en- la Peninsula q sei1or don
Julian Sagsstlbelza, asricultor que reside
mucho tempo en Arecibo desempeflo 81
cargo de Dipntado provincial Por aquel
distrito.
Ell seaor ohispo ae esta piocesis ha tenl-
do bien expedir los siguientes nombra-
mientos:
Oura Ec6nomo dc Juana-D Diaz, al rhro.
Or don Pet r, Armendaris.
Cura Economo de Huai uabo. al Pbro don
Paseusl A Aida.
Oura Economo de las Piedras, al Pbro. don
joss Torres Dias
pisponIendo vuelva a encargarsa 90 la
parroquia de GuayauilIa, ol Pbro. don Joet
Maria Nazsrio, oura parroce dc la misna.
Idem idem de la de Comerio el fhro.
don Amador Bisbal.
Cnadjutor de la Moca, al Pro don Ono-
fye DleZ Tome
Coadjutor De Aguadilla, al Pbro don
Cipriano Isurriaga.
Coadjutor de Lo;sa. al Pbro don Francis
CO RaeFo.
Cape.l in de la isiesia Dc Santa Aua, 4 & La
Capital, al r T. Superior de Los Reden-
toriatas
Entf,s loA nnIUo-Or,os casos de curacione..
hechas con Ia 'Herpetjna de Toriogrosa"
figura el de un hsrpe dc doce afos. curado
radicalmente por el doctor Rodriguez Can
clio, teputado facultativo &c San Sebastian.
con s6lo seis frasoos dol reserido ma1ica
mento. . La Herpetina dc Tor7egrosa", cs
M serdadeno espectfco contra Ia diateais
herpstica. Sc usa al propio tempo con Ia
+" loci6n antiherpetica " de Torrogrosa, Ia
cual no solamante calma las irritaciones y
el picor herpetico. sino que con gu $50 t6pi-
co desaparooen las Inanchas barros pecas
de la cara. SoIicfiense ambos medicamentos
en todas las Boticas-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
eHOsurfN
Ae Leon.

En- esta fecha me he hecho
cargo de la Notarfa que desempe-
no en- esta ciudad, asi como del
Archivo General de protecolos
del Distrito y de la Delegation
del Colegio Notarial de esta Isla,
por haber terminado la licencia
que sc me concedi6.
Rafael Leon
Ponce, Febrero l? de 1895 + Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-07
RECoRTEs

Todos los pueblos tienen en- su historic al
gunas paginas que quisieran poder arrancar.
Ell mismo paisaje parece bello triste, se-
gdn el tempo que hace, y toda opinion nos
parece razonable locs segdn la passion que
nos domlna.
cual diriie sus tiros la fortuna.
Proverbio arabe
FL alma magull ada por el dolor. es en- la
que nacen los grandes pensamientos.
FL genio, sin 81 esfuerzo de las penas, es
un rey sin slibditos; el msmo fuego que le
consume le haee brillar