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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
QUITE SHOCKING.
4 Stranger Who Allowed the Baby to On
duly Interest Hex.

1t was about 9 O'Clock in the evening,
and the West Side cable car ratified and
lurched along. The passengers were few,
n they cast half curious, half hostile
chances at each other. A young couple
with a child of about a year and a halt
old attracted the most attention, however.
isn't it disgraceful how young some
people marry" whispered the old maid
passenger to the mother of seven.
at isn't only that, my dear. I married
when a child, a mere child, myself. But
look how carelessly she holds the poor lit
tie thing"
The young couple, all unconscious, pur.
sued a lively conversation
"Shall you be able to go to the danes
tomorrow EVENING"" he asked.
"Oh, yes! / don't intend to miss a sin
gle waltz either. DO sit still, baby"
Il suppose the hired girl will watch the
baby n like as not let the poor little
thing catch its death of cold," said the
mother of seven in a piercing whisper.
II only hope you will save one or two
for me" grumbled the young man. The
ladies opposite exchanged significant whis-
pers.
I'm try. Do hold him for a little while,
George. He wriggles So"
Il would if l knew how to take hold OF
him. It's worse than a wrestling match
"A pretty father!' groaned the old
maid. mo more sense of responsibility
than a kitten" They both looked disap.
provingly at the young man, who had
given the baby his ~pocketknife to play
with.
The mother of seven caught his eye a
or two later.
H. 7 + II -
the air of a person about to administer a
dose of good advice.
"I-why, I'm sure 1 don't know" he
stammered. do you, Millyf"
why, let me see. About &c months
old, l guess. Yes, he was Q months old
when l made that lovely visit to Milwau
kee."
And left him TO the care of servants
no doubt" whispered the old maid, dc.
lightfully Mortified.
And how many teeth has hef" pursued
the mother Of seven. "And what do you
give him to prevent convulsions9 l az
ways give mine
IL don't know, I'm sure. George
stop the car, won't you? 1t is so hot il
here that I'd rather walk the rest of tn,
way"
Doh U hio" hoW many tcctu YOUR OWI
baby has! Why, in my day young par
ents"-
MY own baby! Good gracious, madam
he isn't mine. He is my sisters child. HI
has been spending tho day with me, ant
now I'm taking him home. Oh, George
will the car never stop"
And a very demoralized young coupl
with a crying baby stumbled off, Will
the old maid and the mother of seven look
cd out of opposite windows with a una
1estiC air. -ChicapO Tribune.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
ming them over rapidly.

ming them over rapidly.
"Why, SO it is. I'll put in another dol.
lar"
He took a 81 bill out of his vest pocket,
added 1t to the roll and handed the money
back.
A short time afterward Uncle Zeb as.
certained, by a careful recount, that his
change was exactly So short, but it was
too late. The gentlemanly stranger had
left the train.
Are you going any farther han Chi
cagoy" inquired the agent of the omnibus
line an hour or two later, touching Uncle
Zeb on the shoulder and rousing him from
an uneasy slumber.
what do you wantf" demanded Uncle
Zeb, eying him suspiciously.
Arc you going any farther than Chi
oagos"
II don't reckon it's any of your bust
ness!"
Let me see your ticket"
Say, young ~fcller,'' said Uncle Zeb
%sternly, i've been swindled once this
morning, n that's enough. Now, you go
on and mind your business, or I'll throw
you off'n the ~train!"
"All right, cap" replied the agent,
passing on down the aisle.
When Uncle Zeb had reached the city
and got his trunk and valise, with much
difficulty, out of the hands of the baggage
man at the station, he paid q grasping
citizen with a sp~ringless wagon 81. so to
haul himself n his baggage to a railway
station that proved to be only four or five
blocks away. He missed the train for the
east, was compelled to wait eight hours
for the next one, and it Is the opinion Of
unbiased persons who saw him Chamber
aboard the cars at last that he is swearing
yet.-Chicago Tribune.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
He Followed Her.
fering.

A clever girl who could make a sensa.
tion In society If fate had been a little
more XII to her in a material way lives
on a side street and Is "a constant source
OF amusement and joy to her little circle
Of friends. She is poor. She is compelled
to turn and return her gowns, trim and
retrim her bonnets and make all sorts of
little sacrifices, and all because fate decreed
that her father should be a quiet, IMAM
bilious, conscientious, dreaming sort of
a fellow instead Of "A bustling, money
making, successful merchant. This girl
has brains and good looks, and, what is
far better, originality, but she is compel
ed very often to walk because she has nc
car fare. She amuses herself with all
sorts of things that other girls seldom
think of. Her latest exploit is a class OF
Cinnamon, into whose wooden heads she
Is endeavoring to inject Il faint idea of the
limitations of the English language and
incidentally the Christian religion.
In her class on a recent Sunday she was
giving Ching Poi an object lesson on the
wonderful creations of God.
See, Ching" she said, ''see this beau
tiful rose. God made this rose. He made
it to look pretty and smell sweet. God
made all things, Ching. He made you,
ana ne MADE 1ne. Now, tell me, ChlnE,
who made the rose?''
Ching grlnned and said, God, he
makee lose"
That's right, Ching. Now, why did
ne make the rose?'
He makee lose to look pletty and
smellee sweet"
That's right. Who made you, Ching
God makee me" replied Ching. He
makee me to look pletty and smellee
sweet"
She Is ~endeavoring to teach the China.
man a few other things, but will let per.
sonal SMILES with the rose rest for awhile.
"-kansas City Star.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09

What a good mother looks for in
the man of her daughters choice,
writes Mrs. Burton Kingsland in The
Ladies' Home journal, are first high
principle-that goes without saying
and next manliness. 1t isa protean
word, but needs no explanation, as
it conveys to every mind a clear con
ception of a type commanding uni.
versal appreciation. He must be gen.
tlemanly as well as manly. Social life
requires manners as well as princi-
pies, and few things kill love more
quickly than being ashamed of its
object. Good breeding, however,
though it cannot be counterfeited,
may be acquired, being not a We
neer, but a polish. A reverence for
sacred things is absolutely neces
sary' l believe, to true happiness.
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Not Satisfactory

Employer-We are always courteous IL
our servants OH principle. At our house
you will always be treated just as If you
were one of the family.
Cook Tossing her head)-Thank you, sir,
but l don't think I care to come. l hays
always been accustomed to being treated
better than that wherever l have been.-
SOmerville Journal.
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No. $500.
Application for Patent.
U. S. Land Office, Helena, Mont,

U. S. Land Office, Helena, Mont,
December Z, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that Harry b. Hill OF
Great Falls, Montana has this day filed appli
cation for a patent under the mining laws OF
Congress for the QUEEN OF THE HILLS
lode mining claim designated as Sur
vey number 1857. situated in Barker Iunorgan,
lied mining district, Meagher county, Montana
in supposed township Is north range 8 east
Iunsurveyedl which claim is recorded in the
office of the recorder of Meagher county al
White sulphur Springs, Montana, and describ
ed as follows:
Said Survey number 1867 beginning at corner
number l from which the Barker Initial Point
for mineral surveys, bears south 81 deg 81 min
west, 1884 feet thence south 6G degrees 81 min,
utes east. 1i34.73 feet; thence north 81 degrees
- minutes east 600 feet; thence north IS degrees
Is minutes west 1885, feet; thence south q de-
grees % minutes west $50 feet to corner number
l the place of beginning. Conflict with survey
number 9s3 excluded and not claimed. Net area
claimed Is. 50 acres, upon which a notice of said
application was posted the 26th day of November,
1854.
The adjoining claim to these premises iesur-
vey number $50 of the Grey Eagle lode on the
northwest.
3-ie W. E. cox.
Register.
Date of first publication December Is. 1894.
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Within Bounds.

Mrs. Plankington-I think I'll have my
old hat retrimmed.
Plankington-That's more than l can
afford.
Mrs. Plankington-Then what shall I
do?
Plankington-Get a new one.-Clothier
and Furnisher.
Couldn't Fool Him Twice.
"Have you a $50 greenback you wouldn't
mind exchanging for small billsS" asked
the Rentlemanly stranger. II want to
send $50 in a letter, and it's more conven-
lent to send it in one bill. Besides it's
safer"
II reckon l can accommodate Won.
young man," replied Uncle Zeb Haycraft.
arawing a roll of bills from his pocket and
proceeding to extract a twenty from it,
Here 1t is"
Ihank you. Here Is the cbange
count 1t, please, n see If it's correct"
Uncle Zeb counted it.
Its a dollar short he said.
Let me see," exclaimed the other
taking the bills out Of his hand and run.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
Making Law.

"How is the law made?" asked the In.
structor in United States history in a pri,
vate school of n of the young girls In
his class.
"Oh," replied the maiden cheerfully,
THE senate has to ratify it, and then the
president has to-has to veto 1t, and then
the house of representatives has to''-she
hesitated for a and knit her pref
ty forehead. "Oh, yes, l remember now!''
she said. The house of representatives
has to adjourn until the next session. -
Youths Companion.
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Another inscriptions:

It's odd that any man should wish
A dirty, scrabbit rag like this,
Yet mony II ane would cut a caper
To get a Wheen sic bits n Manner
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She chung to him sobbing.
Farewell, my husband" she cried.
my heart is breaking, but there is na
other way to get out of the house. Cor
Tearfully she watched him through q
ohink In the blinds while he eloped with
the cook .-Detroit Tribune.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
In the Cyclone Belt.

Sir William-Aw, I say, is there no
wing shooting around here?
Say, pardner, eff you'll just run over
to my cyclone pit and keep your eye
peeled, you'll have a shot at most every
thing in the country, from a killyloo
bird to a house and lot, in about a min
ute. N-Trnth.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
UN REGAIO
La DEM0GRhcIA
A SUS AMIGOS.

neseando sxtender npestras seeeiones de
information, Estoftta IL Ponce i CaYterc
re IN lsif, nos proponemos registrar en
elias tcdos los acortecimientos que ocurran
en- Ell pals, siempre que nuestros eolrespon-
sales, nnestros amigos. Q enalquier perso-
na eonocida, nos las eonuuiquen~ cen opoT-
tunidad
a fin de ofreeer IN estimnlo eiantos Sc
dignen faVorecer coa sas iHformes 4 La De
MocRAcIA. ofrecem0s sorfear el dia , dc JU-
lio del aIa eorrienfe, ,aaa nIagnifoa obra en-
TT to1os los que nos hayan remitido noti-
eias pHbliea bla, J pnblieadas desde hoy has
ta entonces on Ell peri6dieo
Ia obra eonsta de cnairo yoldmenes Ell
gran folio, con eneuaderaaci6n de mueho
lpjo, cada yolfmen coatiane yeiuticinco
esplendidos gfabados, y II explio zion, en-
hoja separada, de los y .lfas one epresen-
tan. Est as son los IN II 4bres a / pintu-
ra antjgua. moderna, >ae Alig1nl Ange,
Rafael Sanzio, Rubens NRrillo h3sta Mel
sonnier, Alma Tadema, /; ,SaIes Forum:
de modo que poseyendo eae hbro, que Sc
fitui4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23

SEQ por Ia paz y la conciliacion, nc
solo allf, sino aquf. Podre equivocar
me porque soy muy falible; pero lie
.vo Ell firme prop sito de no adherir
M ninguno de los partidos que
existen en- la isla. pues, no personal
mente, sino como gobernador gene
raj, me considero mas alto que cual-
quiera de esos dos partidos (Mh1
b en-, my 6ien
Ali no voy mas que hacer justi-
cis en- 10 que de mi dependa; allf, ST
hay elecciones, no voy q mover el
manubrio electoral.
Convene que Sc conozca la opi
nion de la isla de Cuba, y por
consiguiente, he de procurar que
las elecciones seam libres, que los par
tidos luchen, y luego sc yea Ell resul
tado de la lucha Yo prometo dcsde
aquf nombrar alcalde al CONCEAL que
obtenga mas votos, sea constitucio-
nal, sea reformista, sea autonomista,
como no tenga alguna tacha perso
nal que me obligue a variar de pro-
p6sito.7 Asi 10 hice la vez anterior y
asf pienso hacerlo esta
Yo me alegrarG mucho de que los
partidos legales, que son los tres que
he nombrado en- la isla de Cube, ten
gan So representation en los Ayunta
mientos, para que el dia de. mshana,
cuando vengan las nuevas elecciones
generates, puedan traer tambi6n la
representation conVeniente al Con.
greso al Senado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23

Es necesario no atender las ex
citaciones de los unos y de los otros
que allf SON grandes, que al fin y a
cabo sc trata de espa aoles que estar
mas cerca del Ecuador, por 10 que
sus pasiones son mas vivas, y 10 que
procede es tenlplarlas y hacer eStricts
justicia SQuiero decir cen este que
los dem&s no hayan hecho justicia?
No, ciertamente, no puedo decir ESQ.
D-s1e que deje el ministerio de la
Guerra no me he vuelto ocupar de Ia
isla de Cuba Ning1n cubano puede
enst mar una carta mia po ftica, no
me he vuelto ocupar de Cuba sino
en- Conversations particulares, y no
Sc me ha visto casi nuuca en- eli Par
Iamento venir hablar de los asuntos
de aquela Antilla, pues tengo la COS
tumbre de que cuando ceso en- un
mando no me vuelvo q ocupar de 10
que pasa ALI, porque seria pesar mu
cho sobre el successor.
Repito al sefior Gonz4lez que mi
deseo no es otro que calmar-la excl
tdCIon quT ulCch nay en- lSia DC OuDa
y seifa el dfa mas feliz de mi vida 81
al l!egar 8 Guantanamo me encontra
ra con que la insurreccion habfa con
clu1do. No pretendo la gloria del
combate, Dues que ALI no pueden Ii
brasse batallas de aquellas que hon
ran a un general; no pretendo mas
que la pacifcacion de la isla (AImy
b1en. mug 6ien F."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
Galeria International

Sc tiene una verdadera collection de las mas
sublimes produceiones del arte en las dis
tintas edades de Ia civilization. Nos cuesta
la obra OoHENTA PESOS, y ademas So so1tea-
ran dlez acce5its, cue consisten en- novelas,
tomos de poesia de ciencia, escogidos por
nosotr0s entire 10 mejor de Ia literature con
temporanea.
FL sorteo Sc veiifcara, cegda deiamos di-
cho, el dla 81 de Julio, en- presencla de los
senores director y administrator de IA De
MoCRaCIA, a los cuales Sc uniran tres perao-
mas de prcstigio, cuYos nombres daremcs 4
coaocer anticipadamente 7 por ell correo
del l. de Agosto Sc dirigiran los regalos =
las personas que los obtengan Ell suerte
Las condiciones son 6stas:
Ia Sc remitira oorleo vuelto una bole-
ia numerada por c9da noticia qqe Sc nos
enVfe. ST una misne calta coniiena seis no
ticias, por ejemplo, Sc remitiran aeis D0letas.
g Las noticias nan de ser au6oliz3das
por hrma que noaotros conozoauos y qae
garauticen su exactitud.
3 la persona que enyie mayor ndmero
lie noticias, Sc enYiara, aunque no alcance
premio algulo, 10 HjStotiG de Au.GljcG n
su cotoasfSaciG2, Ell dos bellies yolimenes.
e Cuaiquier persona, por mas que no
sea agente III coF,esponsai, puede mandar
ncs noticlaS: basta que, al ponerse ca rela-
clones con noSotros una su frma oUra iir-
ma conocida en- esta redaccion.
80 No impOrta Ia forma que Sc de & la
noticias: no5otros nos encargaremos de Du-
lirlas y presentarlas. Solo Sc recomienda I,
concisl0n Ia claridad.
Gracias al plan Que exponemos, un solo
',otic5ef0 estara ea aptitud de obtener cin-
cuenta, cien II S papeletas durante e' tri-
mestre, Y los II actiyos, los mas efcaces
muitiplicaran las proba babilidaGes deser agra
ciados.
No duda LA DEMoCRACIA que srs amigos
coadyuvaran q que lie sea faclI cumplir 8us
prop6sitos, en- benefcio del pd5ico, que pide
hoy, ante todo, noticias, noticias, Ioticias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
mUERTE DE FLOR cRoMBEr

| Desde aver mediodfa, empez6 corfer
en- esta ciudad un rumor que lleno de Jd :
bio eli pecho de todos los buenos espaaoles:
| rumor que felizmente Sc ha confrmado.
Antes de aver, dfa 10, una facci6n de
Simancas al mando del teniente Casado con
algunos voluntarios de Yateras encoBtra
ron en- Palmarito IN grupo de seis expedi-
cionarios, con los que trabaron rudo comba-
te, logrando dar muerte al titulado muy
conocido General Flor Crombet, brazo dere
cho de Maceo, un titulado CoroneI, y
cogiendo prisioneros Juan Jutier, Conan
dante, herido, Isidoro Noriega, teniente co.
lombiano, y Tomas Sainz, secretario de jose
Maceo; solo Sc salvo Jose Maceo, gracias d
la precipitation con que emprendio la fuga.
Sc les cogieron ademas las armas, nuni-
clones correspondence.
FL Teniente coronel Bosch dispuso Que 81
cadaVer do Flor Crombet, fuese conducido q
esta plaza para que fuera identi6cado; pero
les grandes lluyias hicieron crecer los rios,
J habiendo entrado en- decomposition el
cadaver, ordeno fuese enterrado en- Felici
dad.
Estas son las dItimas importantes noticias
que tenemos por conducto fdedigao cue
nos apresuramos 4 comunicar a nuestros lee
torres.
Ell valiente denodado yoluntario Roias,
sufrio dos balazos sin consecueneias de Flor
Crombet, arremeti6ndole machete en- mano
Su sobrino, viendolos pelear, compren-
diendo que peligraba la vida de su ito, por-
que Flor Crombet peleaba con rife, le dis
paro un tiro en- la frente dejandole muerto
El encuentro tuvo lugar en- una ayanzada.
Es digna de encomio la conducta del jo-
ven don Enrique Lescaille, captain de la
compaflfa de Yateras, que la mantiene de
su peculio desde hace trece dfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
CILIDllDlDlS nUaOPIAS
F A r @

| Pesares y desengafloS, fruto natural de
una passion insensata, en- NAL hora sentida,
| trastornaron la- raz0n del escritOr admira-
BILE, llamado con ju8ticia trey de nuestros
criticos, 6l cual, aplieando q su sien ell ca
| non de una pistola, puso t6rmino, en- h0ra
tristisima, una existencia que debi6 con
servar para bien de las lettas y gloria de
| ESpaf1a.
| No destruy6 su muerte esperanzas hala-
| gienas, sino hermosas realidades. pues los
% afIos de edad su ingenio privilegiado ha-
| bla va producidO obras que siempre ser3n
| lefdas con eucaDtO Y cOusideradas como io-
| yas de nuestra literature, colocando ell nom
| bre iqstre de don Mariana Jose de LARA,
| generalmente conocido por Figaro, pseudo
nimo que us0 en- muchos de sus esclitos,
entire aqu6Ilos mas eminentes iteratos, hon
| ra de su patria.
Su prec0Cidad marayillosa expiica la fama
conquistada en- tan temprana edad. A los
once amos habia traducido del frances La
Iltadd, de Homero, y El Mentor de Ia .jat-
Ue1tad, y habfa escritO original una grama
tica castellaua, aprendieudo mas del fran
, c6s, que saba por haber pasado en- Francia
sus primeros amos, y del castellano, que sus
padres habian cuidado de ensenalle, ell la
tiu ell griego, el italiano Ell ingles.
Ea 1928 publico catorce n1meros de un
pari6dico El Pobrecito ba6Iador, cue fu6
4Aprimido por la censura; despu6s escI bio
en- la Re05St1 Esp0f50I0 y en- otrOS muchos
peri0dlcos, sns primorosos articulos politl-
cos, de crItica literaria y de costumbres,
pronto lie dieron renombre universal.
Tambi6n escribi0 una noyela, EI doncel
de Don Enrique, Varias obras teatrales en-
tre elias Ell hermoso drama titulado Macf0s.
LARA dej0 un hijo, don Luis Mariana de
Lara, escritor insigney aplaudidfsimo autor
dramatico, que ha sabido conservar ell pres
tigio de su esclarecido nombre.
(FragmesotO de IN 0rt6cuto de Figaro
'sEl n1nero "a me es fatal: 81 tuviera
que probarlo dirfa que ell dia "a nac1. Doce
veces al aflo amanece, sin embargo, ell dfa
"A. Soy supertcioso, porque Ell coraz6n del
hombre necesita Greer algo y cree mentiras
cuando no encuentra yerdades que Greer;
sin duda por esa razoo Green los amantes
los casados y los puoblos a sus fdolos, sus
consortes y sus gobiernos, una de mis-
supersticiones cousiste en- Greer que no pue-
de haber para mi un- dia 24 bueno El dfa
% es siempre en- mi calendario vispera de
desgracia, a imitacon de aQuel iefe de
pohcia ruSo, que mandaba tener proutas las
bombas las Yisperas de incendios, asi 20 des
de Ell p me preyongO, en- dahdO las d0ce
n tomo vase en- nj manO pOr no rOmperie,
nj apunto carta por no perderla, nj enamoro
mujer p0rque no me olga que 81, pues eu
punto amores tengO otra superstition; ina
gino que la mayor desgracia que IN hom
bre le pQede sueeder es que una mujer 10 Olga
que le quiere. 81 no la cree es un tormeuto.
Y 81 la cree Bienaventurado aquel
quien Ia mujer dice no te qtsjero, polque g
a 10 menos oye la yerdad"!
TELLo TELLFz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
iAtGVCiOm!

S advierte a todas aqu7las persona
quo hayap tornado billetes de la venta pc
Recioues que hacs 81 que suseribe de u
toro bayo, peso de 20 arrobas, y cuyo sor
teo debe ce!ebrarse al Ga SO Ael mas el
curse en- combinee;6n con la Loterfs Pro
vincial, que no es valadero ell billa'e euyc
n1aero, diyidido por 81, resulte cen algu
ma fraction, pues han sijo canjeados en- 81
oportunidad en- la forms que proceeds
Y 81 quedase algdno gee no &c haya can
jeado, puede presentarse con ese obj sto
dueno que susoribs. &c uaSio q mey. 4 9
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caYESra
de la isI9

En- el AsiIo DC San Antonio. de Mayagiiez,
az haala ei sef1or Gon Esteban Garcia, aeon
secuoueia de uras lesiones Il -ar :ttacado
por un indiViduo, en- momeutos en- que iba
do paseo.
Dice un eoiega ds NJ yagiez que en- aque-
liza ciudad ha 5entado sus reaes la grippe
Son muchas las famiias atacadas lie tan
molesta epfermedad.
Sc hata ehfermo en- Mayagiiaz, nuestro
diatipgnido carfeligionario dou SAutiago d
liil6
Deseamos au reatabeeimieuta
- han reanndadoen Mayaej los t,a-
balos dei tf&ngia. y araiito qaod4ra eelatIe
tanente terininado.
En- Ia esttcf6u ya eatan .aoptando lbs vi.
goues.
Maestro amigo el ioyer eacritor puerto
iriqae14o dsl ss6 taogtIeeas RamCs pubii-
cara en bteva an ~ Oapliai de San5o- pomir-
-, dons3,' reside. ara noyeia 1itulada Me
bias de 10 alto.
A continuation pnblieamoa el laado que
el Jaraao del Casino de Nayag:iez ha hccho
lie las composiciones present alas 2ara los
iuegos norales que han lie celebraTse eli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23
Sc VGnde

fabrica de hielo situada en- Ponce, vendo {
precio 6dico, las Glove y Cerechoa que
correspondent por liS epciE sobre diche pro
piedad.
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que suscribe.
NaTia H. de Ranu.
Apri 10 De 1905. M. d