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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

je dar motlvo discrepanc' as sutiles
entire paisanos que q u honrado gre
mo p-rtenecen y Que en- & con bue-
na 8 mala rtuna, sirven q los inte-
res de 81 terra
Proponiendo que Sc asignase a
senor B.au IN suede de mil J q1i
ni4n.os mexicauos, p-obe en II "a
gu que bac co siemp-e a pro p=ri-
dal O. mis- colegaa J ql- no me roy6l
nunca el gn;ano De . envidia.
;Oi4la que todos los pari6 licos \
suIares. exc ptu MO e en que pnse
70 mi pob7z intelige di-frutaran
cuaatiosa 3 bvenci6n pecuniaria
Mi perdones. senor B ~. nil per
lones 81. por acuair Ia def-nsa jls
IA de otro escritor como nosotros, ne
r, sin ] lererlo, Ia exquisite delica-
L. q De ust7d y > grata memoria d
q ,el G 'anoy De- peis por cuya salud
cuyo nombre iibre antan7 tantas J
tan crula5 ba.allas.
Yo profess que 10 hubo asomos
ds dob ez en nj intenc.on. \ de
que, Il a qua dia di.cc. Pc De nj in
-igne mae tro en el periods NO =
. rmitame que me enorgul!ez dr
ese litu Q ' % tome en cuenta IA p
quen z intellectual del aumno = 81
algua dia mi puma modesto Sc cru
70 {. 4 ~ pluma magistral. ambos
dis pou1amos en el torneo, de armas
! ideaticas ambos terlamos una b
De p pei para que en- sus nj t'pie-
olas f5tase nuestro p ns samlento
Y al fn, por parte mia. ovidadas
cualssi no hubiesen * ~tido, las u 7
tua- div-rgencias, renov6se. Ilbre d.
reselv vas, Ia antigua ) sincera colt
terpidad.
No be de iusistir en este p1nto
Psro snpongo, corociendo as b-i
lantes aptitudes de listed, que yovs
ra 3 las luchas de- las ideas en el cam
% abanaonado; que seguira mo-
trando 4 ruestros conterraneos ei ca
mino iuvariable del debsr del ho
nor QUE eerA el B au vaIieute }
altivo 8 quien conoci J admire Il
ma~ felices tlemPoa.
Y suponiendo esas cosas. es.oy
cierti-imo de que, a realiz7rias col
Ell brio de au caracter austerc cor
"a amplitud De 81 erudicion ex-enss
y vasta, podremos todos, y entire to
1os 70. el mas ardoroso rendir tribu
10 a yaIer que en u7ted acumulan L
honradez, a experiencia el talento
SEA usted 10 que fee antes y estt
Luis Munoz Al que usted Sc d 'gns
rectifcar con Erase escueta. aplicarE
us hom bros a sostener el pedesta
que los puertorriqus ms levanten
uno de sus mss bizarros = honorable:
pub icistas
Puerto Rico necesita pansar en s
propio; conf r en eus hijos; premial
a y.r5ud de los q le jamas claud ca
ron destacar n a altura sua hom
bres ! guardian para ellcs las recon-
pensas los galardones que reparti(
rnanos lIenas entire los tx5ran5s.
Usted, que en- amos luengos de ia
Dor i il. de asidua propa ganda, escrl
BIO sn Immaculate historic tee
merece ser, J sera, uno de los elegl
dos. 81 llega Ell ii stsnte de dar cads
cual lo que merece
Los que ne conocen-y 10 es cor
to el "a 1pero-sab=n que no adu'o
nadie listed, de hoy para siempre
Saba que aun persiste el ca'or d.
afecto le nos un1s por vinculos nC
por inlciativas ri por Gu pa mia.
que eb-antado=.
LUIS MUNoz RIVERA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

El irgAniero del cuerpo naeianal de rs
minos cauales pueTtos, don i mon tan.
dia CoIdOva. offece sus services prC feslo1s.
les las cofporaciones y partlcnlares paia
todo 10 referente camines, aproveehamieI
to dc agn 5, incluy ndo Il sbasteoimieHt Ms
poblaclones Y su saneamiento. puentes tan
to de camino5 vecinales como De las II ee'.
das obras municipales urbsnas r S7s.
Fortalezs q, San Juan de Puerto Re
Noviembre de 1885 1n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
EkqEElk<hsa
barber1a

De tai puede califcarse la que en- la Gale
de Atocha de esta eiudad tiene estsbleclda
la Asociaci6n de Dependencies, de Ponce.
Comodidades, luio, Y aseo en- el local y
personal atento, laborioso Y honrado. todo
clio es uua garantia para las p,rooIa a. que Sc
digneu vi7itar Ell establecimieuto
Vistadlo, pnes, y quedareis todos salts fe-
chos del trsto que en- el reciban.
Los precios son bien limitados, a pesar del
Ponce, Novienb-e 30 de 1895. nj d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

,,er.ar eobre la= t6cnicas j ecor6mts-
a,,e entran De lleno dertro de II ia
t4s de su protection.
4 near de este- -anas = lulciesa- -
.orvaciore=. 81 -fnor D9mereLh = a
t;ane en- apreciar pun'os de IA Guest
,a III rni-no c0nftza 10 aon de
robencja 70 hace D. IN rnodo ir
7ar+al pero no iii manfe-tar TIL 8sG
- aus no le censuramC zero ~
na- de- que 4 pltIieo conozca
Dice Il :. FOR Domene
II, derivation Dc aguas para rie
da IA hacienda Catalina, que e>t@ tiet
,.or concession desde Il ano So paf
IONA del acaeducto Alfonso MI en
ia PortnguGs, De este termino mnu
81 r4auiere no tan solameute e eOnsef
f;nfento del Ayuatameuto para qa=
NOR Gallart pueda utilizar a. obra7 8.
Nnninir,io -iro tsmb.Gn Ia autoTl7aeIan
III C,oiierno General de "a PToYsH
.,ara nue dl.ho se7lor pu4da tomar
so,as Tor IN ptpto dl5tluto ae d.s.
mn Y ~ couceslDn.
r. de -uponel que algunos rtga1t-7
IbzhrIan de zsntirse per judlea1cs y s9s
it,ferese-. Y Il bien estos son r6spe'fsses,
~ II Avai tamiei.to Fl llamado an
pararlo-. paeet0 9ne e asuEto esta esa
I,l+faneIste fuer4 Dc - atribuelore-
Esta part4 d. pIobiema t.ens 81,
Itrarnites legales, y loa nores TeeAf
Ioue sc cream lesionafo5 en sus dereei
dnedan expeditos para lmpagnar 2 Pre-
tension del sensr Rabert
Claro e. que i del e1pt dieite glue
Sc tramite hay perjaicios para ftgai .te
de turao preferente al ael -eilaT GAlt't
u C1obierno neg4ra "a peticl6n de e~t
timo, cayendo por u base p lroIo~
ci6n que hiciera 2 Munlclplo.
No ve el que auscrlpe qne reslas-s
bjlidad pueda caber Al Ayuntamlei
para con los regantes, una ~ llelos
requisites que e drjan menel4nados
Las conclusiones del sehoT Domele 9
serian I6gie4s i no tuviesemoa press1ts
al sefI9r /. on y Castillo.
Nosotros estimamos Il hecho Is an
molo dsstibto de como 10 apreeia s
nor Domenech.
Question de criterio: quizas estena-
2 ferrados al crer que hay respenset'
, dad para 4 Ayuntamiento, no soiis-eH
t. pecuniaria. eiuo ,ambGn moral
f. Indispensable dilucide y precise W
Axuntaniento.a nolnbre Dc quien H. rs
hacerse II solicitu3 cerca del Getierne
: con q1ll motico para que este aeeeda
adnda a. n seT9r R1be,t. pues las oan-e-
oq''13 a1a IA as+- belho = a4rsan
rr,,,1, ldi.+ip+as seo1n .ea a I'll
el,i, ,on my 80 sni,e;rs A<U1tsn.ila
Il :. i19r Callart autorlzado par el
I A,-anfamiento.
Ea q nrimer caso. las razones aae
] .l,.a i Nor Dom4neeb son l6giet-.
~ =, -, ,r...l.. o+nroar IA conc.
~ - sslyar j Ineior d.re,ho .4e
...s.,ls, +....ar e,art-s s.. pretrrei.cis.
-. - s.er,,,,.1@ ea.o -ierdo u Atan.
,,l-;.a+o 80 ? one so,ieite. olterdIfa IA
7 aSn.-aa:In baSardo u petlci6n eli 1irtUl
!. - ,acasidad Dtjlidad publica. pero
80 ae+ar{a nano- obljpa3a IA
- ~ o-l,;erta ir.lennizar Al ou, hu
~ 49, - exnronia5o.
:, n n ,.ri.,.r caso = au;en correspou
.la4Ia efestnar Is indsmnizaci6n i u
: A,.nr.ta3nia,.to anticipadamert no tie.
: !. 4s,.slisj e.i3s1, ~ dlluc.dar e.ta
5 Tn3o. .ab.n,s one exi.ts un dere.h,
!, +,,T,s, ,erl f..,.s,.+l j atl nor tf,i.alt.
= i ~ Aydntau.islto - tisne j l~bys IL
--<,-1,. ,zers@I-..s ~es,,4to1.1.s : ,a. Nj
"nn',14s nn1, are - ~ - b,ua<ra 9lD eulra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

Seguiran en- sus trece .os hom
bres singu ares que en- a antlllas
Sc empensn hace siglos POI man
tener al antillano baio el opreslvo
regimen de las restriciones, con
mengua de nut stros imprescriptl-
bles derechos Pero 10 teuemos
nj veces demostrado : Sc cum
. i,an nuestros votos, para bien
de Espana = para honra de Ia
nun anidad,
AhorA no tratamo, de exponer
principles. E-tau 6stos desde
mucho tempo ha, q fvctamen'e
defnidos, Y todo el muud los
conoce, Y h eutrado, hacl sndo
luz. q Ia misma conciencja le las
multitudes
De 10 que tratsmcs Is de in
sistir sobre ei paso que Sc are
nuestra idea, a trav6s de las Il
nie bias De la intransigencia : del
error
En- 10 que Sc refe e a las eau
AZ de Ia guerra de Cuba, no nay
va que habl r, porque estan "a
en- Ia concienc a de tod ?, excep-
c;6n hecha de los que defender
aqsf, con inaudito de enfado. los
ov.eios si temas de a mengua pa
ra los unos = el ete' no bienestar
rara los otros, creyendo que 4
antillano ha de ser bestia - car
ga que ha de ir, re<ignado y hu-
milde. 4 Ia historic, lie yando 50
bre sus espaldas Il du 0 FARGO
de las OPPRESSION, Esas eau as las
conoce todo ell mundo
y Sc conocen primero, porque
10 evidencian los a( onteclmien
tos, = d spue', po" confession de
ma sin n0mero de e,ementos ilps
tres &c la misma E-paHa, 4 quie-
90 los audaces de aqui no pue-
den acusar De anti espauoles, co
mo hacen en- estas tierrds con
cuantos ansfan que So Gamble el
l6g men OPPRESSIVE que entire nos
otros impera
Que, emos hacer notar la rela
ci6n estrechi ,ima guardada por
eltmentos importantisimos de
Espana y del exFranjero, con
ciertos De los mi-mos e'emento I
on armas en- la Grande Antilla
Sabe Ponce Y sabe la isla que
hay telegramas asf gurando que
ell cabe lila Rabf eSta di puesto a
deponer La armas. 81 Espana con
cede q Cuba la 8utonomia.
Nosotros no affirm mos, natu
ralmente, nj podemos a6cmar la
auteL ticidad de esta notic.a, y e.
muy grave, q la verdad, que
quien toma la resoIuc on supre
ma de lanzarse al campo, en- re
beli6n contra la legalidad, contra
IA historic, contra el dominic de
Ia madre E-pana en- Cuba, Sc
avenga 4 determit adas trAnsac-
clones que modihquen adical-
mente su manera de pensar
Eilo es, empero, que Ia noticia
esta dada, y que coincide con e.
juicio de muchf,imos cubanos
eminentes, ad mas de eoincidir
tambien cen ell de los elemento
peninsulares y extranos d que
nos hemos referido
Por 10 dema esta rcta la in
inc6gnita de Cuba; y todo el
mundo sabe 10 que en- la antilla
hermana pasa; y teuemos enten
dido que, 70 no sof5car Is pana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
Sec1'et97 Ia
DE PUERTO -RICC

Acordado por q Consejo de Administra
cion en- session ordinaria celebrada ell Is del
corriente mes, proceder al cobro del sexto
dvideDdo pasivo de las acciones emitidas,
mot tante diez pesos por sccion, Sc hs fila
do por el mismo para el pago del expresado
diyidendo desde el dja / al 81 dc Diciem
bre proximo
Los senores accionistas deberan remitr {
Ia Secretaria de este B incO, en- union del
importe del dividendo, los tftulos defiDitivoS
de sus accioDes. 81 dorso de los cuales, seglin
el articulo Q de los E>tafutos. h~y que auo
tar ell psgo- Los senores acciouisfas podran
valerse ademas de ps rsonas de su confiarz-
6 de los sef1oTes Dele gados de este B9lco i
voluntariamelte sc preatan a iptermediar.
para enviar por su condueto, asf las sums
que deban sati.f cer como sus reSpaetivos
titnlos, recordan6o es que sfgun les sfti<u
los ii Is de los Estatntcs, en- el case de
demorarse el page, Ia can;idad insoiuts &c
vengara el lnteres del sei5 por cieL to annual,
que yeucido el plazo artes indica do sin Que
Sc haya hat ho efsctiVo Ell sexto ,iiyiderdo.
Sc declararan caducas las accieres enyos
duef1os incurrieren en- esa omi-i0, 5, prcce-
diendo el Banco 4 venderlas en i,t ci6n Ii
blica para ell cotro de la Geuda, i1tejeses =
gastos que Sc originaren.
Puerto Rico, is de Noviem bre de 1895
FL Secretario, s loador Ett2zodoss ~ Rc
Ell Direct Gerente, Jose Roiy ca oner.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
fnfez'eSaBhfe

Hau deseparecido de Ia II .eien IA .aiis
La, propiedad de don Domirgo PalniatA
tres bueyes pertepecentes don mas
Armstrong Y con Esteban de Leon.
Uno es negro aaldo, otro ndio ams ,
el tercero hcsoo amarillo. Lleyal Is {.s'
una A nea en- 81 lado izquierdo
La persona que los cntr. que don fs.9
ban de Leon sara gratiicado con NEiAit
ClNCO pesos.
Ponce, Noyiembre dc 1886 i9Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
BUEN NEG0CI0

Con ruy buenas condieiones para q 'A
prador Sc vaade el estsbiacmiabto d.
peria que Sc halla eitnado en- Ia Gle U. y
Estrells esqnira a Ia NJ yar frente al c AZ
tel de Orden Pubiico.
11formaran en- ell mismo estableeiu.ielo
Noviembre, 3 de 1895 In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

Esoue.as f1nebres, & preeics naodica
3 tiro aprorisdos. Sc dan nst rs,S !.
/. ria an a e'-scsd
e r2ss1 - Eeo Fis.~ :. ~,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

Ia marcia de Calixto Garcia pro
duce en- Msdrid una impression pro :
furda: NJ por susie de 10 gu !ogre
hacer el ief= insurrecto. sino de in9'g
naci6n por IA ingrstitud de cue e
rnuestra Palfabie
FL gobiefno le do u buen desh
10; ie colno de atenc'onssi le 6is-
t.-gsi6; tuvo en- el conharze
Y corre=ponde tantas bonoaoes
yendo Ia manigus
5; abrigaba esos proPosisos no oe
bio admitir favores de los mismo' q
q ienes habia de combatir
Por 81 les invit6 8 70 les invite II
rsunionts de Ia cornisioa atanoeia'i.
pr i qliso 8 70 quiso pFescln9'f 6
ellos en- oiertas cuzstiones, Varios r
Dresentan:es &c ese pal' andan DIS
gustadi,itnos con & seEor . ma, $50
szoretatio &c L tramar
Par &c que 81 asunto Sc resoiVefs
nediante expiiea Zones satiSfzoc,o
nss Que nuestrcs diPusados eaen &c
b;das 81 -eprss n-aeion * goa
lor las mas elementa'es Ieg'as de i
polfesse parlamentaria.
Ala elios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26
AVISO |MPORTANTE

Pongo en- conocimiento del pdblico que
soio Sc entIegara la cas- el terreno Que
verdo por accoDes Ia snerte en- el barrio
builones, por no haberse distribudo la Guar
"a rarte dc dichas acciones. i Z. Diou
Ponce, Noviembre 20 de 1895. 3-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

Ia can6nigo de "a santa ig'es.s
catedtal de Canada, ha dssapaTeoidf
,ie IA ciudad, Ia vez que de IN cen
vento apareo{s una re'ig'osa de L
orden &c Ia Mercsd
Estas cosas t5ae oonsigo & cenba
70 dc To- &c igo=.
ST Sc suprmie<e, por irutil, pod'{sr
att fac-s su5 anh1los croticcs, s'n II
currir en- el anatema. j sin caer en "a
paiss de S S4tanas
Pc los concilios 40 fesuslven {
problema
y as cosas sigoen, ca c anaaa 5.
feera &c Granada, So cu.so na'ural
Sarah B ,rnhsra llegs NJ 4drii h y
dia % de Q Fubfe.
D4,a seis representations q {
teat.o de Ia Pdncesa, eIla, que S
por de0eeh psoPio. emPeFat'iz de
arte escenico
La gran tra ica viene En- Una exec
lente &C nFan &c acfofes que. s
ado. han de verse nuy il iaidos.
E abono, a grecios a!t :, Sc eubfi'
por complete
Aunque poeos sntiendan, todo.
quisren per Dir a Slr h Bernhard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

Fl alcade dc Valla6o - l'el a
ouien Eel Norte 6 Castillo aouso
de guardasse boritsu ente ncventiti
iornaIes diarios-1o Gu so Il una s.
.l6n del ayuntamien1o, conssn5r &c
los conceja es di euti sen 81 conenc
"a
y los concejalss. en r1nero de 20
abardonaron el salon protestando de
que no volveFian 4 osuPar sus Pi' z
nientras el slcalde iasista en- 81 aetl-
tud desPoti ..
Ese alcade debtria ser va incom
paceible con Ia ciudad cas9eliaEa.
Psro tiene a Cauovas.
Y IS bastante.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21

the banner was accordingly pre-
sented to their President, Mrs
Davidson.
At $50 p. M, Thursday in the
M. E. church, was held the Y.
Conference. The motto of the
Us, with flags and potted plants
were the decorations. The music
was from the Song Book, and was
given by the Fairmont Us, A
recitation from a Manningotn Y,
and a little girl from Morgan.
town. and then came the lecture
by Mrs. Hammond. We are
grateful to Mrs. Hammond Tor
the clear, strong, yet womanly
way, in which she presented the
thoughts she gaveus. Her com.
ing helped US.
The Executive Committee com.
pieted the unfinished business
Friday morning.
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A Deluding statement.

They are deluding the West
with this statement IAN
American farmer takes his wheat
to England and gets a gold dol
lar for it; so does the Indian
farmer; and when the Indian
farmer takes his gold dollar back,
he gets two dollars IN silver,
while the American farmer gets
but one; therefore, let US put
this country on a silver basis"
This is a total miscouception.
So much wheat will buy so much
gold in the Liverpool market.
Liverpool makes the prices.
American wheat has come into
competition there with Indian
wheat. Indian prices have de-
clined in consequence of the fall
in siIver-that is, you can buy.
broadly speaking. in India as
much for a silver dollar as ever.
So the Indian farmer gets for his
wheat no more than the Liver
pool price reduced because the
value of the English shilling has
doubled in comparison with the
rupee. American wheat has to
meet the Indian wheat.
When the American brings his
gold back to this country. it will
buy the same amount as a cor
responding amount of silver. and
no more. That is because the
parity of the silver and gold dol
lars has been maintained by this
country. Buff we should adopt
a free coinage policy, the gold
would go out of circulation, and
this country would go on to a sill
yer monometallic basis. Then
the American farmer would get
precisely what the Indian farmer
gets, making allowance for
freights. Com. Ga@ette,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21

& b
change?n Not long ago theslcountess
entertained some four hundred guests
at bali at Warwick castle. The
guests were attired in the costumes OF
the period of Louis Nv. and. NVI.,
and the stately reception rooms Of the
castle had been most harmoniously
decorated in the style of the same
period. Not detail was lacking in
the completeness of the Illusion. even
the lighting being carried out by wax
candies and electric light adapted to
the shapes of imitation candles. willie
the servants were all in appropriate
dress. The cedar drawing room was
the ballroom of the occasion. and tile
music was rendered by the White vi.
ennese band, also in costume. Supper
was laid in the great hanqucting hall
whittier the guests were summoned by
blare Of trnmpets Programmes and
menu cards We're printed on Louis
Qninze screens, bearing Il miniature
picture of Warwick castle. The design
on the invitation cards was Il view Of
Warwick castle. The countess of War.
wick appeared rs Marie, Antoinette,
and the earl of Warwick wore the dress
OF a field marshal of the day. All the
chef perSonagcs of the period seemed
to have risen ont Of the past, 50 wildly
were they represented by the various
distinguished guests. The courtly scene
was indeed well worthy OF the one ems.
tie in England which was never taken
by any foe in days .gonc,by.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21
COUNTESS % WARWICK.
Mistress of the Finest castle In Enelnn
and Socialist.

Mistress Of the Finest Castle In Englnns
ana Socialist
The rich and beautiful countess of
Warwick, mistress of the finest castle
in England, and u prime factor in the
smart set, is n socialist. In an article
in the Pail Mall Magazine she writes:
us the industrial future Of Merry Eng
land inevitably what you professors Of
the moral sciences disclose it, Sweat
ing deus for London; managers or
Manitoba for our cottugers? Poach or
starve is a hard gospel. Is it possible
that the future of orr country house
life involves our adaptation OF game
farming in order to pastime the mil
lionaires of America or the stock ex-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21

EDITOR L. H. CAMMAcK of the
Boptist banner, was in the city
Monday ard made our Office a
pleasant call. We were just on
the point OF leaving for Cleve.
land when he came and conse-
quently missed the budget of
good things he usually has to
deal out in conversational way.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21

Will the advocates of the vii.
son law please tell a wondering
people how a nation that imports
more than il exports can grow
rich ? The difference must be
paid in something, and that
something impoverishes the ma.
ton Just that much. We are now
purchasing abroad $50, 900. 600
more annually than we sell. That
$50. 100000 must be made good
If we make it good by paying in
god or securities we are Just that
much worse off. What we have
purchased for that $50. 900. ooois
not permanent. 1t was material
soon used up or worn out. That
nation TO be prosperous and
grow rich must produce and sell
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21

Harriet Beecl,er Stowe cele-
brated her eighty fourth birthday
Sunday The venerable author.
ess of Uncle Toms Cabin has
admirers all over the world. and
they showered upon her numer-
Gus congratulatory kilograms
and cabel messages. The fame
of Mrs. Stowe bids fair to outllve
that of her celebrated brother,
Henry Ward Beecher. -Er
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21
Seekers of HOMES.

Those who wish to start over again
in some locality where good land is
plentiful and climate is favorable.
should post themselves. relative to the
irrigated districts OF Colorado, Kansas
New Mexico. ana Arizona, the dirt.
cheap farms Of Oklahoma, and the fruit
tracts in Southern Texas To find out
the facts, address q. Z. Nicholson. q.
I. A., Monadnock Building, Chicago;
or J. L. Frost, Land Commissioner,
Topeka Kansas. And the sante Fe is
the best line to almost every part Of the
Grent Southwest. 3a.tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21

Persons who are subject to diarrhoea
will find speedy cure in De Wits
Collie and Cholera Cure. Use no other.
1t is the best that can he made or that
money can procure 1t leaves the sys.
TEN in natural condition after its use.
Sold by Criss, druggist. %
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21

Take courage, press forward.
And hope 10 tile end,
For the steadfast in purpose
The Lord will defend.
Then march to the front
And stand firm and true,
For the Lord is onr strength,
And will carry us through
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21

The Cornn Stone is a nice
sweet paper and it is edited by
nice sweet people We have no
Grow to pick" with it and hope
it will succeed in banishing the
saloon. We do regret that it
never sees any great evidences
of intemperance in the Demo
cratic party. We have noticed
this on other occasions. Last
week il gave up two columns OF
its space to showing up the
drunkenness at the Ohio Repub.
Iican convention. Ii is Just a lit.
tie careful about what it says
about our Democratic friends. 1t
ought to get away from both the
old parties and not attempt to
shield either. Will it tell us
about the liquor al the next meet
ing Of the West Virginia Democ.
racy. There will be a lot of sor.
row TO drown in the flowing
bowl" at that meeting and the
esteemed CORNER Stone should be
on hand.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-21
W. Q. \. U. srArE cONyENrIoN.
Election OF Officers Mrs. Morrow will
Lead the West Virginia White
Ribbon Army Another
Yeur.
THURSDAY MORNING

Convention called to order by
the President.
The report OF Systematic Civ
ing was then read by Mrs. Rum.
BILE.
Mrs. Engle read the report of
Literature. Evangelistic and Sab
bath Observance. the depart
ments being combined the past
year
Rev. DR.. Wilbur, of Fairmont
NJ, P. church, was then introduc
ed and said he would like to be
remembered for one thing, as be-
ing one of the ministers who laid
his hand on the first woman or.
dained for the ministry, Rev. DR..
Anna Shaw.
Miss Nellie Sterling, the young
girl that received the gold medal
at the contest Tuesday night was
introduced.
The report of VS. State secre-
tary was then read and adopted.
This being branch of the w. G.
I. U. work and nota department
was last to report.
Rev. Shot, of the Baptist
church was then introduced.
The Chairman of the Appro.
priation Committee asked each
delegate 70 pledge a certain sum
for State work from their Union.
Bach member called upon re-
spcaded with a pledge renging
from one to twenty -five dollars.
according totheir numbers and
ability to secure funds.
THURSDAY, 1880 p. NJ.
Convention called to order by
the President.