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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

In reslidad, con exception de Ia escuadra
britannica der MedlterrAneo y de la del Canal
lpgles, Ia del Amirante Bunce sera dentro de
pocas semanas la mas fuerts del mundo.
80 compounds de dos buques de combate
dc primera clase, ell Indiana" el 'Massa-
chuHsetts''; de dos buquea de combate de sc
gunda, el "Tejas' oil ''Maine'; de dos mo
nitores para Ia defensa de las costas, el ''Te
rror" ell "Anphitrite"; de IN crucero bliH
dado, oil New York; de un crucero de pri
mera, ell "Oolumbia"; de un crucero de go
gunda, sl Newark; de tres cruceros de
tercsra, ell Raleigh, ell ''Cicinnati" el
MOI tgomery''; del ariete "Katshdinn Y de
dos torpederos, el Gushing el "Eriscson"
Madana, las disz dc la misma, se verih-
cara con toda solemnidad, IL traditional pro-
ceslon del Corpus, que sera presidida por
s. E.
Nuevo surtido do oalzado acaba de recibir
la Sucursal dc PizA Hermanoa -Atocha f.
Eu clases para ssnorss ninos Ia variedad
es compteta. no olvidar que ss Ia cssa que
mas barato Vendo. 1-6 alt
Eata tArds los voluntArios obssquiaran al
Gobernador con una oomida On 10 finca "Re-
parsda" propisdRd del se1or Gallart.
Por disposition del Gobernador en- brsve
ne proeedsrG al ensanchs del edifcio que
oeupa la AduanR de Naysgiiez.
Nusatro estimado oolsgA Ez Pots, de San
Juan, ha aido dsnAndado en- juicio de conci
haci0n, cAusa de un suslto en- que 40 ocu-
pabA del incidsnts ocurrido on Bayam6n an
tire sl ssf1or don Luis B Bsrrfos sl alcalde de
aqusl pueblo.
REB AJA DE PRECIOS. -Ss avisa al pd-
blico en- general que la acreditada Enpresa
de carros "El Bronce", conduce 70 centa
vos carretada de la Playa la Ciudad Y so
de la Estaci6n del Ferrocarril la misma
El que desee utiizar sus servicios puede
dirijirse su capataz Antonio Figueroa, al
que suscribe,
KofSbm11 D6r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

La -Oomi1i6n del taller B5nshcen cue iiiss,
acudio sl lunes A cumplimentar s. E. ha
qnsdsdo nuy satisfscha de 10 sfsctuosa SEQ
jids que ls dispense sl General Marin, quisn
promsti6 interesarss yivamante por el en-
grandscimiSnto de dicha sociedad, manifss-
tando, al propio tempo, que prestarfa 50
coneurso para Ia termination del sdifcio que
aquella construys.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03
! mi Q '. p. s.
Mayo 1s de 1895.

En- .gtssi !. 1 dc DE- .'tsSiesr ao.Ssr
una HocisdAd O0Upli Onoppolios que Perjudicsn al pd-
con cisrso. isrso.r.ciendo alguno9 artfoulos de pri-
Sr" necesidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

Ls Vejez no nos hace caer en- In ipfancia
como SO dice vulgarments, sino que nos sor-
prende todavfa en- ella
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03
OSCAR AS

Al conducir IN convoy desde Cienfuegos
Aanicarsgua Santa OIarsl supoeel coro-
mel Ssgsrra que numerosas partidas trata-
ban de atscarls.
Dsstaco las columnas de Lopez Vazquez
fin de que maniobrasen en- combination,
faqueando las Tomas uno y otro lsdo del
camino.
Repetidas veces acomstieron al convoy
los insurreotos siendo rechs zsdos en- todas
elias. Tuvieron so muertos y entire ellos ell
cabecilla Toledo, y gran ndmere de heridos;
entire los que fgura el titulsdo coronel Fon-
SEGA.
OTRA DERROTA
El eabecilla Aguirre al frente de 1000
insurrectos fue derrotado en- Cerranf (Ma-
tanzas) por las eolumnas del Tsnients coro-
mel Abergotti Tiz6n y del Comsndante doL
Gervasio Ochoa.
Los rebeldss sbandonaron, como de cos
tumbrs, muchos caballos enorme cantidad
de pertrechos, mas II muertos.
Creese que por nuestra parte no ocurri6
novedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

Don JoaS Rodriguez Fleitss publicark den
tro de POGO una obra sobre procedimisntos
cIim1nales
Sc dividi & en- cuatro libros
Policfa judicial, JuzRado municipal, Juz
gadoS de instruction appendices; todo clio
comsntado, y anotado con las mas reciante
jurisprudenoia del Tribunal Supreme de Jus
ticis, ssg6n anuncia La Corrsspondsncta
Entire los varios sfntomas que denuncian
en- el cuerpo humane La existencia de las lom-
brices, cftanse, como seguros, en- los nif1os
particularmente, la durezl tirantez del
vientre, sobresaltos durante ell suefio, apeti
to variable, etcetera.
Para ESQ es remedio edcaz ell vermifugo
-Gadea.
Vease ell auuncio.
Tres sodados de la fuerza destacada en
Manatf Sc hsllan enfermos, vfctimas de Ia
fisbre amarillo.
Varios jovsnes, pertsnecientes a la buena
sociedAd de Mayagdez, tratan de fundar una
sala de esgrima bajo Ia direction de IN pre-
fesor de reconocida competencia.
No es naGnf&, Senoras s-IQle ha de ser
mania recomendar 10 bueno sanoi La ma
MA eS Greer que SOLO pue0e ser Dueno 10
frances, 10 parisienss, 10 ingles, 10 extraDjs
re, en- fin. Que lay cosas buenas, soberbias
en- Paris, nadie 10 duds; nosotros 10 sirma-
mos rotuudamente. Pero tambi6n ahrma-
mos, porqde nos 10 snsefa Ia experiences,
qua los Polvos Extrafnos de Arroz, de Cru
ssllas, Hoo c., son tan buenos como los
mejores polvos parisienses y son mejores que
muchos de los que squf usan nueetrss sef1o-
rus sabre ser tan superiores en- clsse q
todos los que viensu de Paris y otros puntos,
son muy m6dicos en- precio, y cada estuohe
pesa una libro; asi es que con un estuche
tiene una nadre de familia para asistir ,
reuniones con todas sus hijas y sobrinas du-
rante una temporada Facil es quedar con
Vencidas, sefioras, pues en- todos los centros
de slegancia Sc venden los Polvos de Arroz
de CrusellAH, Huo. y c..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

FL hombre solo Sc extravfa mientras est&
buscando ell obieto de su destino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03
INFORMATION DEL Ola
MEDIA SALVADORA

El Secretario de Eatado, Mr. Olney, sos
| tiene que la implsntacion Immediate de la
| autonomfa en- Cuba pondria termino satisfac
torio II guerra.
Al hablar del sef1or Nontoro le ha tributa
de grandes slogios, coneeptuGndole como un
politico do talla.
Mr. CLEVELAND, BUENA PERSONA
Ha declarado en- ptblico, ante los senado
res, que no hay un Eolo hscho que justi6qne
el reconocimiento de IL beligersncia, & favor
de los insurrsctos, que % una locura pen
sar en- una Intervention por parte dc los Es
tsdos Unidos, que debsn permanecer abso
lutaments neutralss.
Los sanadores, hacienda prop6sito de en-
mienda, 10 han contestado que "consideran
abandonado oil asunto de Ia beligerRncia, del
cue no volverAn ocuparse.n
JUBILO
La prsnsa madrilef1a comenta satisfecto
riamente las declaraciones de Mr.. Cleveland,
que viensn diaipar los tsmores de que pu
diera surgir un grave corfjeto con aquella
naci6n, D cau.a ds 10 guerra de Cuba. AL
propio tempo estimula al Gobisrno para que
de ell golps de gracia la insurreccion.
INTER VIEW
Ell corrssponsal do IN diario extranjero en-
H~drid Ia conference.-the dstenidamente con
el sefior CAnovas, ell cual SO moatro bastante
explicito al tratar de los asnntos de Cuba, On
que Espa1a no csderA b astR. habsr realizado
al 1ltimo esfueIzo.
Af1adi6 que ell ministro dc Ia guerra tieIe
dispuestos 1oO, 900 hombres que sc traslada
rAa Oubs, sin p6rdids do tempo, Ia pri
mera indicacion; probablsmente en- Otofo
1acso J sua secuaces no podran contrarres
tar Ia sficaz accion de tan numerosaa fuerzas
POLITIOA INDEFINIDA
Agrsg6 sl sefior Cknovas que es oportunis-
to respecto las ousstiones de Ia gran Anti
liz, que su conducts 80 ajustara & las nece.
sidades y oonvenisncias del momento.
Manifesto, Asf mismo, que es contrario
Ii autonomiaa. aunqus reconooe que en- dicha
agrupacion fguran nomb5Ioa.- 5a- o1a o1a talanto de
prsatigio afsctos Espafla.
Contra los reformistss empls5 frasss muy
duras, opinando que carecen de ideales po
liticos concretos, no sirvisndo para otra cosa
qua para obstaculizar toda gostion favora-
bic Cuba, cuyos vsrdsderos intsreaes no
conocen.
INOIERTO
Lo CD sl rumor de que con los refQsrzos
anunciados para sl Otono psss Cuba ell &c.
neral Polavisja.
LISONJEROs AUGURIOS
Los periodicos neoyorklnos opinan que los
aranceles antillanos benencian en- extreme
los interesss meroantiles de aqusl pats.
Ds ssto dsducen que las busnes rslacionss
entire Espana los Estadoa Unidos no su
sufriran variaci6a alguna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03
RECORTES z =

Id que no hsgas hoy no 10 harSs mafiana;
procura, por 10 tsnto, no perder IN solo dfa
en- vacilaeiones esteriles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

AHA, tras esa b6veda
Do ell sol su disco mueve
Vistiendo de orc y pirpura
FL atomo mas leve,
dando al Orbe ell alto
Vital de Ia creaci6n
Tras esas nubes c6rdenas,
Que ruedan por la sltura
Como gigantes c6ndores,
Que dejan la espesura
Para cruZar intrepidas
Del eter Ia extension
Tras esas chispas tr6mulas,
0 Ie en- nochs solitaria
Derraman por los conoavos
Sn luz incierta y varia.
Por entire velos diafanos
De transparente tai:
Sobre las atlas cispides
De los enhiestos montes,
Trss los inmensos lfmites
De wastes horizontes,
Do el mar yierte sus nacares
Del cielo en- el szul
ALA donde los angeles
En- armonioso coro
Elevan al Altfsimo
Su cantico sonoro,
en- smoross pleyade
Lo cerca en- derredor.
Arriba triste un &uima,
Dsjando aqui en- la TERRA
Bajo enlutado f6retro -
FL vase que 10 sncierra,
Y comparece timida
DeaTfsntte, &c! aal ss5a.fior.
lOh Diosl Mirad mis- lagrimas,
Exclama dolorida;
Volvedme al ser corp6reo;
Que dejo ALA en- la vida
Los suef1os mas espl6ndidos
De amor y juventudl
lOid, Seffor, ben@volo
FL layi de mi honda pena,
Tornadme In vorsgine
De 10 mansion terrens,
Do queda todo inmemore
Dormido en- mi ataud!
Dejad que llegue a termino
La hsrmosa primavsra,
Que de fl 11ridos carmenes
Bordando mi carrera,
Me brinda en- dulce calice
El ne ;tar del placer;
No desoigais mi sdplica,
lOh Dios 1aico y trinoi
Akrid de nuevo ell indice
De mi vital destino
Por la preciosa pagina
De mi adorable ayerl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

Nunca lograreis adnirar vuestros seme
jantes 81 vuestra elocuencia no brota de
fondo del coraz6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03
EN- La MUERTE
Im6genes

DE DON MIGUEL j. GAMBIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

Vfctima de una iebre cerebral, ha falleci
do en- Hsyag6sz, ell apreciable joven don
Luis NontalYo.
D. Z. P
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

Llamamos la atsnci6n de nusstros leetorel
sobre el anunsio que, suscrito por nzsstrc
amigo don Felix Jorge, aparscs en- otro lu
gar. Tratase Ia vsnta de una fnca de cafe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

Varias psraonas pertenecientes Ia Aso
csGci6n de Dspsndientes nos ruegan que
llamemos Ia atsnci6n del seffor inspector de
recreo, sesrca del NAL estado en- que se en-
cuentra el paf1o dc uno de los billarss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

Durants la recisnts vista del smperador
de AlsmsDia & Frankfort, Be han llsvado
cabo cuarenta dstsnciones do personas acu
sadas del dslito de leaa majestad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03
Mr. CLEVELAND, BUENA PERSONA
J q B BILo

La prsnsa madrilefia comenta satisfecto
riaments las declaraciones de Mr. Cleveland
que viensn diaipar los temores de que pu
diera surgir IN grave condisto con aqnella
naci6n, d causa ds 10 guerra de Cuba AL
propio tempo estimula al Gobisrno para que
de ell golps de gracia la insurreccion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

FL aeffor Montaf1sz hs sido absuelto por ls
Audiencia de Maysgtiez en- Ia oausa que Sc
vio hace POGO.
Dicese que Ell sefIor Fiscal interpondrA re-
curse do casaci6n.
Oelebrarsmos que no prospere.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

El Secretario de Eatado, Mr.. Olney, sos
tiene que la implsntacion Immediate de la
antonomfa en- Cuba pondria termino satisfac
torio II guerra.
Al hablar del se1or Nontoro lie ha tributa
do grandes slogios, oonceptuGndole como un
politico do ITALIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03
CREDITO Y AHORRO PONCENO

Situaci6n del mismo On Ia tards del 81 de
Mayo de 1895
ACTlVO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

Los peri6dicos neoyorklnos opinan que los
aranceles Rntillanos benefcian en- extreme
los interesss meroantiles de aqusl pats.
Ds ssto dsduoen que las busnes rslacionss
entire Espsf1a los Estadoa Unidos no su
sufriran variaci6a alRuna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-03

Por disposition del Gobernador en- brsve
ne procsdsrA al ensanchs del sdifcio que
oeupa la AduAnR de Naysgiiez.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30

"But / can take Mr.. Halsey's word

"But can take Mr.. Halsey's word
for it.'
Eyes, and you can have mine to
contradict it," said Mr.. Ament.
"Well, your word will not 60 very
far in this city," replied the presi-
dent.
"But think Mr. Halsey is a gen.
tlemen capable of giving currency
to such thing" replied the superin-
tendent.
That is fair sample of the dialogue
INDUCED in by the directors at last
evenings meeting. Finally Director
Sinnet. who took no part in the dis-
cussion, spoke up: Il supposed the
SUPPLEMENTARY question was set
tied at our last regular meeting,
when Mr.. Ament was reelected. The
board has nothing more to do. Let's
60 on in the even tenor of our way.
The majority of the members decided
to retain the present superintendent.
If the new board thinks change
should be maGe-let it be made -
And Mr.. Robbins felt the same way,
but the rest didn't.
So the question of another investi-
cation was brought up. DR.. Kinyon
renewed his motion. but changed the
time to Z in the evening, and it
carried by q vote of three to two
Messrs. Sinnet and Robbins voting
negatively.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30

II you've got bad blood in you take
Simmons Liver Regulator and get
rid OF it. It's wonderfully good
medicine for malaria and chills. IL
have taken Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, especially in the spring and fall.
and found it the best remedy. !
know Of no way to benefit people
more than by putting Simmons Liver
Regulator into their hands."-N. N.
Shepard, Cochranton, Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30
THE POSITION OF THE TEACHERS.
A Dignified Attitude Is All That ID Ex
pected of Them.

A Dignified Attitude Is All That Is Ex.
pected of Them.
What position the teachers will as
sumo in view of the action of the
board remains to be seen. The board
has greatly modified the proposition
made by Director Kinyon through
the Union. 1t did not attempt to
reconsider its former action with
reference to the reappointment of
Supt. Ament and it makes no request
of the teachers to appear before it
with their charges-its action being
quite in contrast with its outrageous
course of week ago. when the in
justice to the teachers was under
taken. 1t HOW merely gives the
teachers an opportunity to file their
charges Saturday evening-it is en-
tirely optional with the teachers. SO
to speak. To repeat what has been
said SO many times before by THE
ARGUS, the teachers have sought no
opportunity to appear before the
board since the reelection of Supt.
Ament. and il they are disposed now
to accept of the invitation originally
denied them. to present charges, no
more proper course seems to
suggest itself than the formal pre-
sentation of the resolutions adopted
by the so teachers at their recent
meeting duly signed. These resolu-
tions were not given to the board
before-except IN so far as it might
be at the option of the president to
submit them-because members Of
the board who afterward voted for
MIR. Ament originally ASSURED the
teachers it was unnecessary to pre-
sent them. Now that the board
has made the opportunity-although
1t is difficult to see Whist can be ac-
complished. as the board has dis
charged its duty and practically en-
tered into contract with Mr.. Ament
the teachers may be disposed to
submit their resolutions heretofore
published. Certainly nothing fur
Their could be expected Of them and
nothing more sought The fact that
so teachers in the schools feel as
they do toward the superintendent
is sufficient evidence Of his ineili
cheney.
1t was very apparent from the ma
ture of the meeting, and the conduct
OF Mr.. Ament, that neither the super
intendent nor his frieads realized
the gravity of the subject with
which they are dealing. When
one stops to consider what is at
stake and the tritling manner in
which it is being considered and
handled, he cannot fail to be as
founded at the situation.
The ARGUS advice to the teachers
and the suggestion is hardly neces-
sary-is to let their conduct be such
that they will show to the board that
there is digniiied side OF the school
question, and that is the position
which the friends Of the school will
uphold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30
Hitting Hard


Is what drives prices down. Shields began ham
mering them good many months ago, and he
has kept at it right along Others began and
quit again but Shields the pioneer in fair prices,
is still welting away. Get your market basket
ard pick up your share of the dollar saving
spiinters that fly from under his price crushing
hammer Here are few splinters to kindle
your fires Of prosperity:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30
LABOR'S COMING EVENT.

The Meeting Tonight at adjust. iai UaIl
An Important Oae.
To'ight the representatives. of all
the labor unions Of the city are to
meet at Industrial hail to complete
arrangements for the coming event
which is to take place IN May for the
benefit OF the Industrial Home asso-
citation. 1t will be a spectacular
patriotic affair and will be one OF
the most entertaining and deserving
home attractions ever given in Rock
Island.
All labor is interested in the un.
dertaking and tonight's meeting
should be well attended.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30
when travelling.
Whether

Whether on pleasure bent, or bust
ness take on every trip a bottle Of
Syrup OF Figs. as it acts most pleas
antly and effectually on the kidneys.
liver and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches, and other forms of sick
ness. For sale in SO cent and 81 bot
ties by all leading druggists. Man.
ufactured by the California Fig
Syrup company only.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30
River Riplets.

Boats up were the j. W. Van SAINT,
Lizzie Durant and Pilot.
The Bart f. Linehan, Mountain
Belle. Pilot and Line Hansen passed
down.
The Verne Swain was in and out.
The stage Of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge this morning was $40
and rising; the temperature g..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30

Tho Weather,

Cloudy this afternoon, fair tonight
and Friday; very little change in
temperature; southerly winds. To-
days temperature a.
+. j. WALL, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30
DEATHOFMR. DIXON
Rock Islands Veteran Tailor
Passes Away.
AFTER MANY YEARS OF SUFFERING

And Alter Having Been Identified with
the City's Business Interests for Over .
Quarter Century. Daring Which Time
He Formed Wide Acquaintance.
Death claimed one more Of Rock
Islands old citizens when James T..
Dixon breathed his last at Mercy
hospital in Davenport at o'clock
this morning. Mir. Dixon's illness
dates back nearly twenty years. He
had been a constant sufferer with
rheumatism, which had been COM
plicated with other ailments in re-
cent years. Last summer his con-
dition became such as to necessitate
his removal to st. Anthony's hos
pital.
A few months ago Mr.. Dixon's
mind became affected and it was
found advisable to transfer him to
the Davenport hospital. There he
had fingered between life and death
for a couple Of months. MIR. Dixon was
the proprietor of a tailoring estab-
lishment located on Second avenue
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, which his brother. p.
H. Dixon, has presided over
during his illness for quar-
ter of century. He was a good
business man, genial, whole-souled
gentleman, whose friends were legion
and who enjoyed a wide acquaint-
ance throughout the county. MIR.
Dixon was a prominent member of
st. Paul lodge, Knights of Pythias,
having been one Of the principal &C
tors in the movement to form a
branch of the order in this city. He
was also q member of Everts CON-
mandery IS. Knights Templar.
Hts Coming to America.
When II years of age Mr.. Dixon
left his native home in Ireland and
started for America, coming on to
Chicago. where he was taught the
tailor's trade by his brother Frank.
Mr.. Dixon was born in Bellmullet,
County Mayo. Ireland, in 1913. He
was son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dixon. After serving his apprentice
ship at the tailor's trade and hi sub
sequent residence at Dixon and Elgin
he came to Rock Island, arriving
here in 1872. Mr.. Dixon followed
his trade in this city about a year
when he emarked in business on his
own accord. And he continued it
until his dsath.
In 1872 MIR. Dixon was united in
marriage with Miss Elizabeth Don,
who died Elk years afterward. Mr..
Dixon is survived by two brothers,
Patrick H., of Rock Island, and Frank,
of Dixon.
The funeral will be held at o
o'clock Saturday morning from St.
Joseph's church.
Adolphus Swanson, els Third ave-
nue., snccumbed to an attack of
typhoid fever at 4:3O Yesterday after
noon. He had been ill two weeks.
Mr.. Swanson was SO years of age and
is survived by his wife and two chill
dren: Hilda, 5; Carl, 2. Mr.. Swan
son had been janitor at the Young
Mems Christian association building
for some time previous to his illness.
The funeral occurs tomorrow after
noon at 9 o'clock from the Swedish
Lutheran church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-04-30
SOME WARM WORDS
School Directors Have an Ami.
mated Session.
SECOND INVESTIGATION INVITED

Members Cfiticise President Robbins for
the Stand He Has Taken with Refer
ence to Recent Meetings and Racy Per.
sonalities are Indulged In.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-01-30

The following charters were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday:
The Murphy ID. q. company of Shcr-
man, Tex. This is n wholesale and re-
tail general merchandise and dry goods
business. Capitol stock, $4,000. In
corporators: George Murphy, j. b.
Shaw and j. w. Durham.
The Stewart Coal company of Fort
Worth, Tex. Capital stock, $1,000. In
corporators: w. II. Stewart, +. ID.
Cline and Louis III. Quicker. This cor
poration is formed for the purchase and
sale of goods, wares and merchandise
and agricultural and farm products, in
Guiding coal, wood and fuel.
The Wilson. Eyrcs Il Co. of Houston,
Tex. Capital stock, 100000. Incorpora-
tors: w. w. Wilson, IL. i. Eyrcs and
II. A. Uclbig. This company is organ
lied for the purpose of the manufacture
ing and sale of bicycles and sporting
goods and the accumulation and loan OF
money.
The Schrt a. Patterson Milling com.
pany of CoGfcyvillc, Kan, was granted
permission to do business in the state.
Capital stock, 100000 This is Il cor.
poration formed for the purpose of car
rying ON general flour and milling bust
ness.