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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-26
DE eParlS
Ponce

Mr. Foraker, senador de Ohio y
presidente del comite de redacci6n del
programa republican, para la pr6xi
pa reelection presidential de los Es-
tsdos Unidos, 10 ha consjg nado ter
minap temente
4seguray Ia independ -nciq de Cu5G
Aplic.Y ers tod0 q contra tOdOs la doc
trina de Monroe
De este programa. que entrana una
smenaza. nacen-los fondados temores
que siente por Espana la prensa fran
cesa, con la circumstances de Que Ia
prensa espanola. cambiando de l1nea
de conducta, coincide en- sus juicios
con aqu6lla.
Trabajo le mando 6 nuestro com
ps n .ro angel Guerra 81 ha de repro
ducir cuauto lea y olga en- Madrid.
II Cuba Sc pierre !-exclama La
Co0ltc On, de BAdsjoz -NGestros 60
b9rnantes 10 saben, pero Sc arreglan
de modo de hacernos psrder s1n otros
miles de hombres. Y decir que
hab rfamos evltado esta catastrofe 81
hab 6ramos concedido oportunamen
te las hbertades polfticas y econ6mi-
cas- que reclamaban los cubanos
Eg Nuevo Regimen, indignado, sc
expresa en- estos terminus:
"Lo que nos falta aquf es valor
para propcner la solucl6n del conhic
TO, ese valor no 10 tienen nj los
mismos repub icanos. Porque SO ca
mica de antipatriota & los que piden
ia conclusion de la guerra. hoy antes
que manana y en- meiores condicio
nes.n
va nc SO le da credito a las noti-
cias de la guerra. porque, como ad-
v.erte La Zoe MontA1esa, de Santan
der,
''los peri6dicos transforman en- ba
tallas las escaramuzAs, y en- batallas
siempre gloriosas para nosotros. La
prensa, queriendo revivir el ardor
patri6tico, solo consigue engendrar
descon6anzas. Hoy casi TODD e muu
do consldera como faLs0 10 que SO
cuenta de Cuba"
7 traducidas al frances y al ingl6s
han hecho depIorabe efecto las si-
guientes denuncias del corresponsal
que tiene en- la Habana La Pay, de
Madrid
LA casa Balcells que, como otras, hace
pingies negocios con los sunaifatstroS al Ej6r-
cito, destin6 los campamentos de esta tro
pa un tGsojO 6TsGjo, Grdto, que de no haber-
10 rechazsdo, por fin, e. medico de Sanidad
de la misma, ei pobre soldado hubiera si6o
victima del aoy catalan, como les ha sucedi-
do con zapatos, uniformes rotos los cua-
tro dfas, pues ell c6Ltco mgiSerers no SO hubie-
ra hecho esperar. Y en- este necesita gran
vjglancia toda la tropa para no aDmentar
las epfermedades que le produce Ell china y
la presente estacion de iluvias, vomitos, pa
iudismo, disenterias otras epidemias en-
t0das partes."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-26

iQue vergtisnza -. Que igno
mjnia l..-.iQu6 crueldad !! - FL
soldado espafiol. que 10 sacrifca todo,
con heroismo espantoso, por defender
& la patria en- peligro. muere asesi
nado. no por ell machete del insured
to, sino por Ell negocio del moy del
NAL espanoL que, como ell conde de
Ia Mortera. de infausto recuerdo,
venda armas al ei6rcito y le prepare
una emboscada de insurrectos que le
quiten y devuelvan lag armas. Lao
mismo. abaolutamente 10 mismo pas6
en- Melilla.
Los Mortera, Carvaial-salvsis que
SO titula marques de Pinar del Rio =
Gonzalez Csmpos, Santos Gazman,
y otros, ayudados por los Romero
Robledo y comparsa de La polftica de
Madrid, han hecho mas dafio q Espa
ma que los mschetes las teas de
Mzximo Gomez. Qaintfn Banderas,
y Maceo ell cual, mientras Weyler
levanta Trochas, SO entretiene en- yer
como juegan al ch;q"itp6n los insu-
rrectos. y espers trsnquilo, seg1n di.
ce EI Poj Uessir en- su hamaca tendi-
De GQMG para Gcd
de acd para old -.
Luis BONAFOUx
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-26
ADlESTRC Y SINlESTR0
LUIS BONAFOUx.

AL hojear el 1ltimo n1mero de La
IWstracf6n E,pa5s0La y americana -
qae tsnto Sc h4 screditado desde que
pubiic6 la veyG e1fgie de Villar,--nos
tropezamos en- las notas bibliogrAfi
cas- CON el siguiente reclamo. bastante
precioso por cierto:
"EI beStrHiSAv0 GHt0a0mistG en- las
AmtiIIas. por don Fernando Lopez
Tuego Folleto de palpitante actuali
dad y grandfsimo interes para cuantos
siguen CON atenci6n nuestra campafa
de Cuba, que puede decirse que son
todcs los espanoles.
S. haIla de vents en- las principales
ibrerfas al precio de una p.seta."
Este annncio harto vulgar
nos hizo al punto exclamar
sin Teparo
-I A peseta el ejemplar 2
Pa s, hombrc. ada resultr caro-!
D.spues de leer los renglones trans
critos, no sabemos porque extrsfa
ilacion de ideas Sc nos vino & las
Gaientes aquel conocido epfgrafe de
Moratfn:
"En un cartelon lei
que tu obrilla baladi
la vende Navanarcuende.
No has de decir que la vende.
sino que la tiene ALI.
Cuando Ell S.. Lopez Tuero di6 &
luz laboriosamente e. susodicho fo!le-
to, tuvo la atedci6n de remitfrnoslo,
con una dedicatoria SEA genesis en- que
hacia refereneia al aparato caza cacu
los que tradujo del frances, sin may ores
escr1pulos apropiandose Ell invento,
que era 10 mas natural del nundo.
Y adm estaba dispussto recibir Ell
premio que nuestros diputados provin-
GALES siempre generosos-querian
otorgarle para que Ie sirviese de estf-
mu!o, continuase descub iendo apa-
ratios franceses.
Es socorrido Ell sistema
prueba, nuestro entender
que Ell autor de la nsw1sr
es hombre de mucha fema.
No ha de ser !
Nosotros, advertidos del fraude, nos
apresuramos & ponerlo en- conoclmien-
to del pGblico para que no Sc llamase
a engafo.
Y Ell senor Lopez, Nd encontran-
do otra manera mas cruel de vengar-
Sc, nos envio el consabido folleto.
Rencoroso. ...l
Felizmente 10 pasamos por alto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-26
Los CONSUMES
7 LAS COLONIAS
SR ALoALDE MUNICIPAL !:

Cumpliendo 10 que ofrecimos en-
ell dia de aver, henos aqui presentan-
do Ia question hoy debatida, del I'm
puesto de Consumes en- relaci6n con
las colonias agricolas que existen en-
este termino municipal, aunque solo
desde ell punto de vista del derecho
onstitufdo.
Adelantaremos la idea de que este
debate obedece; primero. al Sim dme-
ro de quejas que de continue llegan
q nuestros ofdos contra tai arbitrio y
ell Rematista don Jsr6nimo Tous y
segundo, al proceder anti legal del
Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad que
Y S. preside. ante la temeridad de
dicho senor Tous. que & ciencia y
paciencia, por 10 visto, de sus supe-
riores ADMINISTRATORS SO MEGA de
j ar libre del :mpuesto las especies
que sc consumau en- las colonias anne
ritadas. ~
Pasemos al ex4men del derecho
escrito.
A-Ley de de Junio del 68, fu-
Sion uo las reyes ue Q O0 H0erO y I'd
de Mayo del 45,' r. D de esta d,ti-
ma fecha; leyes de "a de JUNO del
49 y 81 de Noviembre del 55, IL de
Julio y 3 de Agosto del sc, sobre 70
mento de la agricultural, hecla ex-
tensiva Cuba por R D. de diez y
seis de Mayo de 1890 y Puerto
Rico por R. D. de 4 de Mayo del 81
(.) Artfculo 7o-"Los terrenos de
seeados y saneados por Ell desagti, de
lsgunas, pantanos y sitios encharca-
dos, estGrd's eTesstOs de itoda! i! cOntriby
ci6n por tempo de dteg amos desde el
d1a etc. -.
(b) Artfcuio 8o-Los terrenos que
81 u. .hon,ou haao~ oo<,SA.=.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-26
NUEVAS PBRSPECTIVAO

Por mas cue les pese & los que
Green que este es hecho exc'usi
vamente para servir de maDjAr q
sus concupiscencias, el ideal va &
vepir hecho verdad.
NADIA son va sus sempiternas
tretas.
FL recurso tan audaz como ri
dfculo de las conspiraciones en-
esta mansa isla, no Sc puede ex-
primir va. No da jugo
A fuerza de abusar de tan
mepguado expediente, ha cafdo
On horroroso descr6 Tito.
Y en- la Peninsula estan abrien
do los ojos.
Ha sido tan dura la lecci6n Gu
bana, que todo ell mundo dirige
hacia aca, con sobresalto, la mira
da.
Sc revuelven ALA. ahora con-
ira los que povocan los desas-
tres.
va no sou M5ximo Gomez. nj
Maceo, nj Rolof, nj Serafio San
chez. nj Rabi, nj ColIazo, nj
Brock. los autores de la revo-
lucl6n.
Son otros.
En- Madrid, y en- provincias
tamb en, especialmente donde
palpiJan con mas fnerza el valor
y ell PATRIOTS mo, 10 vccean q voz
on cuello para que 10 olga el que
guste
Los promotores del desastre
son los seiiores de aqui.
Los que jazgan que los demas
no son espsnoles.
Los q 10 Green que nuestros
gloriosos antepasados trajeron
aquf su espada, y sus canones y
su civiliz aci6n para servicio ex-
elusive de media docena de pri
vilegiados.
Mas hace tempo que estamos
en- este que decimos, Y va 4 llegar
la hora.
Hay en- discussion en- la PENN
sula dos importantisimos profile
mas que daran al traste con el
egoismo de los esp moi limos de
las antillas.
AL pronto habran de rabiar Y
de pouer los gritos en- las nubes
Mas SO desvaneceran las efer
vescencias, Y t'as de todo clio
lucira en- esta terra la harmonic
En- el fondo, ambos problemas
son uno,
Nadie los combate, exception
hecha de los que representan ALA
& los interesados en- las presione.
coloniales.
Pero ambos, SO resolveran lue
60, acknowledgements, en- conso
nancia con nuestras asriraciones
Y con los interesss de Espana
Els la 1nica via possible, des-
pu6s de las rudas enst nanzas que
han dejado estas 1ltimos perfo-
dos.
Lo contrario serfa suponer muy
superfciales & los hombres illus
tres que directa 6 indirectamente
dirigen los destinos del gran pue-
bio espanol.
E. primer problema es este,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .Vnsrmrsap

Mr. CHARLES BUCHET, Director de Ia
Farmaoia Central dc Francia y, Paris,
certi6oe
:" Q1e habiendo analiEado ell aqua do Flo
rlda preparada pcr el Lcdo. d. A. Cervoni,
Arroyo, Puerto Rico. resuIta contener IN
cineo por ciento de aceites esenciales puros
comprobado por diversos procedimientos.
Ademas los examenes cuaIitativos de las
calidad. -
certincado original de este analisis SO
naila On poder de Ia administration de LA
oEaouRAcIA, que puede enseEarlo & quien
20 oesee. Demueatrs pcr 10 tanto este re-
snitado obtenido per Ell lsboratorio del mejor
sstaoieclmiento fa mAs eutien dc Francia,
que exccpoi0a tr, Al. r ida Murray
Lauman, nc hav nt~s : II, hs nQea-
ira que conteDga ,e en- lad de esen-
cias Esto UNI Q ~ nsos a llslno precio
lne 20 vende hoy ests aSfi .uiu su la isls, ha-
CO que nuestra Aqua de Florida merezea Ia
sIsrencia que 90 10 w reconociendo en- to-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-26

sin que hubie-a que lameataf ningu-
na desgracia en- estas ohcinas.
Y lie regalamos el librejo un ope
rario que padecfa de Insomnia, y que
hoy deja tamanitos los siete dn~-
mieentes itan efcaz fuG el remedio!
Sea como fuere, hay que ser justos,
reconocer que el sefior Lopez Tuero
tiene un mGrito indis=utible que es
cfibe mas que Ell Tostado.
Hace pocos dfas anunclaba en- La
CO1yesbOndsncia una serie de artfculos,
de su cerebro, sobre asuntos polficos,
literarios, cienti6cos sociol6gicos.
iDios ponga tiento en- la pIuma del
senior Tuerol
Tan pronto plumea sobre amena
literature nos habla de las flores y
de la mujer, nj mas nj menos que Mi
chelet, yendos. por los cerros de
Ubeda-que ahora caen por Arroyo
como desciende 4 la llanura y sc
ocupa dogmaticamente del cultivo de
la zanahoria y de los apios.
Escrib endo nos asedia
todo lie da inter6s:
Es toda una ENCYCLOPEDIA
arreglada del frances.
Experiences con resignation sus nne
vas producciones.
Y sirvan estas l1aeas para acusarle
recibo de Ia atenta dedicatoria que
nos enderez6 con la primeFa pagina
del maIhadado folleto, que tuvo Ia
fneza de remitirnos,
El Lopez Tuero hara carrera, y es
lastima que todavfa no le hayan en-
casillado.
iQte buena pareja harfa cor Lo
PEE Landr6n. 4 qu!en en- estos dfas
han sacado de sus casillas, en- el Con-
greso!
De Lopez & Lopez no va nads.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-26

~ Debemos hacer constar que estamos
en- absolute desacuerdo con las afirmsciones
de nuestro distipguido colaborador. IN. de
Ia r
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02
We Endorse.

The West side School Board is to
be congratulated upon having
again selected Miss Mary Halligan
as a teacher. She has been identi-
fed with the school for a long time.
is universally beloved by the pupils,
and we know her return to the
school will be hailed with great de-
light.-Call.
The city editor wishes to fix his
seal to the above and if there was
anything else necessary to add,
commendatory to Miss Halligan, he
would not hesitate to print it. We
too, say the board has done a righ-
teous act in reinstating not only
Miss Halligan hut Miss Emma
Adams. These ladies taught in
this school before and gave entire
satisfaction, and their retirement
at the time was not because they
were not competent, but to make
place for others more popular with
the board, All things come to
those that wait, and these two
young ladies have now been rein
stated and we compliment the
school board for so doing.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02
Special Offer.

All who enter or arrange to enter
Draughon's Practical Business Col
lege, (Which will open in Texarkana
June l5 on or about June 10Th will
received a special discount on
tuition, Prof. Draughon will be in
TeXarkana at the opening and
would be pleased to have all who
contemplate a business education
call at the college. He would
also be pleased to have present who
those willing to take students to
board cheap, also call, students pay
board monthly in advance, Visitors
welcomed anytime. 62-1w
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02

1t is uuofficially announced, says
an exchange, that the Populists
will add three new planks to their
platform. The first will demand a
cross between the lightning bug
aud honey bee, so that the bee may
be enabled to work at night. The
second will demand the breeding of
the centipede with the hog, so that
each pig may have hundred hams,
The third will demand the budding
of Strawberries on milkweed, to the
end that everybody can get straw
berries and cream from the same
bush.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02
POPULAR WITH THE REPUBLI-
CANS.

The Old Reliable Texas & Pacific
Railway will be the Popular
Route" for the great National Re
publican Convention at st. Louis
commencing June 10th. No effort
will be spared to provide for the
comfort OF all who use this line.
Special trains will be run. with ele-
giant day coaches, chair cars and
Pullman Palace Sleepers, and you
will be wise to send in your name
now for necessary accommodations,
as the attendance promises to ne
the largest for any convention yet
held.
Tickets will be sold via the Texas
& Pacific Railway at the rate OF
ONE LOWEST LIMITED FIRST
GLASS FARE FOR THE ROUND
TRIP on June 18th, 14th and 10th,
good until June 21st, 1896.
For tickets, sleeping car accom-
modatlons, or any further informa-
ton call on nearest Texas q Pacific
agent, or
GAsToN MEsLIER, q. P. & I. A.,
5-15-1mo Dallas, Texas.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02
MERCURY WHEEL CLUB.
A New Set of Officers Elected, and
More Enthusiasm Pumped into
the Members.

The Mercury Wheel club met
last night IN the parlors of the Cos
mopoHtan hotel, Several new
members were enrolled, after which
an election was had for officers for
the coming year.
Capt. E. Il. Kane was elected
President, W. W. Shaw Vice-Presi
dent, Adam Offenhauser Secretary,
viii A. Mccartney Treasurer and
j, W. Mumper Captain.
The total membership Ct the
club is reported at thirty-dve, with
several applications on file for mem
bership,
A committee of three, consisting
of j, W, Mumper s., s. Soliusky
and win Mccartney, was appointed
to investigate and arrange plan
for the bicycle path to be erected
or laid down for the use of the
wheelmen,
The discussion brought out the
fact that the club had in view maxi
ing their plank track from the
Benefited hotel out on Maple street
following up the street car track to
Spring Lake Park, aud from Wal
nut street on Broad to the street
car stables in Fairvlew,
The track will be spiked down in
the center of the street car track
and will be 1S inches wide which
will give plenty of room between
the path on each side for the mules
to trot in, and the path will thereby
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02

OF court. The Grand Jury in the
mean time had been empanneled
and charged aud had gone to work.
This morning the criminal docket
was taken up aud ]. c. Roberts
charged with cow stealing, was on
trial by a jury aud it is thought
this case will occupy the best part
of the day,
We shall keep our readers posted
as to cases tried and the disposition
made of them during the term.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02
THE MODERN BEAUTY

Thrives on good food and sunshine,
with plenty of exercise in the open
air. Her form glows with health
and her face blooms with its beau
ty. Ifher system needs the cleans
ing action of laxative remedy,
she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup of Figs Made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02

Uncle Sam is still rich enough to
give many men farm apiece in
Northwest Arkansas, Hon, John
p, Clendennin has listed 1888, ,07C
acres of vacant lands subject tc
homestead entry in the Harrison
land Office district The land is dis
tributed in the several counties as
follows: Baxter county, 1876, 800
acres; Benton, 60, 800; Boone, 3d.
800; Carroll, 69,70O; Franklin, 1910
Fulton, 46, $40; lizard, $3.50
Madison, $4,000; Marion, 10000
Newton, 325,4lO; Searcy, 222, 200
Stone, 237,27O; Van Buren, 33, 600
Washington, Al, ,120.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02
Beware of 0intments Tor Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

AS mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from repu-
table physicians, as the damage
they will do is tenfold to the good
you can possibly derive from them,
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. j, Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine,
1t is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02
West Side Council.

The West side council met last
night with Mayor Hardin in the
chair and the following aldermen
present; Burke, Thompson. Car
michael, Kelley, Beard, Barkman,
Estes and Reese.
The minutes we're read and ap.
proved.
The officers salaries were allowed
and the council out OF respect OF
Alderman Frank Nevu whose wife
died in the early evening adjourned.
The council will meet again on
Thursday night.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02

The gold standard means a gold
trust, or corner. And this means
distressed farmers, bankrupt mer-
chants, idle manufacturers, and en-
slaved laborers; two prices for
taxes and trust prices for supplies,
interest 2 per cent to spectators
and 8per cent to producers. The
gold trust is the father of all other
trusts, How any right thinking,
reasoning, intelligent man can favor
such a combination is beyond our
comprehension.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02
WEST SIDE SCHOOL.
The School Board Work a Few Sur
prises for the People.

The old saying, that there is no
telling what the verdict of "A petit
jury will be 10 case after they
retire, can be enlarged upon by
addidg thai there is no telling
whom school board will appoint as
teachers at their meeting. 1t was
street talk several days ago that
there would be some changes in the
corps of teachers on the West side
when the board came together, and
such was the case, as the sequel will
show.
Prof. Owens, teacher in the ad-
vance class, Misses Johnson and
Larche failing to be reelected. Mr..
Owens received a tie vote on being
retained, but the Mayor, who is
president of the Board, cast his
vote against him and he was un-
horsed as far as the West SIDE
school is concerned. The two ladies
Miss Johnson, and Miss Larch failed
to be retained on account of giving
out some days ago that they would
uot be applicants and the members
of the Board had pledged to others.
Spencer, the colored teacher and
his wife we're ousted on a tie vote
by the Mayor.
Prof. Faulkner the uperintendent
was reelected by unanimous vote.
Professor Richardson of Tennes-
see, was elected to fill Prof. Owens
place, andi Misses Emma Adams
Mary Halligan to fill the places of
Misses Johnson and Larche viii e
Miss Nina Trigg was elected as an
extra teacher. The old teachers
retained are, Misses Vaughan,
Williams, Stokes, Halderman and
Forte.
Mr.. J. F. Mahafy, who has just
graduated at the Sam Houston
Normal, and Miss Tennie Bruuazi,
a graduate in the high school here,
will teach the Sun Set school.
The colored school will be taught
by A, T. McCelland, G. W. Dawson
and Alice Parke and the board will
select another teacher in time to
fill an extra place.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02
THE INITIAL DANCE.
%4he Society Young People Dance a
German at Spring Lake Park.


Some fifteen couples, participants
and a hundred on lockers, went out
to Spring Lake park last night, the
occasion being the initial dance by
our society young people of the
city.
McCann's orchestra was engaged
to make the music, and the boys
played their softest and most en-
trancing strains,
Mr.. Ed Willis was the leader, and
he kept the whistle blowing all the
time, for changes in the figures.
The floor, was smoothe and roomy,
and as there were no seats on it the
dancers had it all their own way.
The only draw back the reporter
noticed was the want of proper
lighting. 1t is true several gasoline
lamps blazed and fared, from sew
eral points in the park, and a half
dozen Chinese lamps were swung
from limbs, adding big locomotive
light to all of this, still there was
not ray that fell askcant the floor
of the dancing pavilion and it was
hard to tell who was who, as they
passed in the mazes of the dance.
This will all be remidied by the time
the next dance is had, is what we
were told, and instead of the far
ing torches the grounds will be
lighted by electricity,
The reporter was treated to a
song through phonograph, owned
by a blind man, who had set up
business near the grand stand. The
song was 'The Band Played On" as
sung by Billie Mcqueen on some
New YORK stage, and we noted
that William was a brick, as he
danced all night, according to his
version, and that with a STRAW
berry blond" while the Band
Played on"
While pondering on what changes
that had taken place since we have
passed our 2lst mile post, a boy ap-
peared on the scene, his shrill
scream telling us he had the morn
ings st. Louis papers for sale, this
feat being almost as marvellous as
that of the talking machine, as TIE
distance covered by the train that
brought these papers here was
greater than a man could cover, in
three times the time consumed a
few years back.
We have digressed some from our
subject, the dance, and will get
back and close by giving the names
of those present; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Wills, Mr.. Peel and Miss Kneisley,
Miss Gertie Hanks and Ben Hay
wood, Miss Cora Huckins and Frank
Fouke, Miss Nettleton and G.
Taylor, Miss Bette Mills and Adam
Offenhauser, Miss Matte Ros-
borough and Orland Holiday, Matte
Turner and Bragg Williams, Lillian
Runnells and Lee Hoy, Mamie Reed
and Joe Kirby, Miss McAllister and
Ben Hawkins, HELEN Surles and
Zan Williams.
The last car left the grounds for
the city at half past twelve, The
party was grand success, so voted
by those participating.
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02

be protected from the rough usages
of vehicle aud will last some time.
The committee will report at
their next meeting aud then the
contract work will be let.
The Mercury Wheel club is all
right aud has elected good officers,
and the membership is composed OF
our best young men.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02

The town is large sfamily. We
are interested in each others well
fare, or should be. a cut-throat,
every-man-for- himself means retro
gression and failure. The first les
son any family must learn, to be
happy and successful, is unity and
mutual assistance. The same ap-
plies to the business life of a town,
and the more abundant will be the
city's prosperity. Stand by each
other aud patronize home folks. -
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-02

A Democrat high in official posi-.
tion is authority for the statement
that the gold men will insist upon
the two-thirds rule at Chicago. If
the free coinage men outvote them
in adopting rules, and provide that
a majority vote shall nominate, he
says the gold delegates will walk
out of the convention, hold another
convention, nominate a candidate,
and claim that they are the regu-
lar Democracy.