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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICACIONES

Esta sasa adnlte suscripciones tuds
clsse dc obrAs pox entregas, y tambien
peri6dicos ilusErados y de modas, encargxn-
dose igualmente de conisiones pertenecien-
tes al ramo; de completAr cuAlesquisrs
obras que SO hallsren truncas; pudiendo los
sedores que sa encuentren en- dicho cas-,
pasar una nota del dltimo euaderuo quo
hubieren recibido.
Entire los peri6dieos ilustrados que est
Centro reparte, dguxs.
LA ILUSTRACION ARTISTICA
que por Il belleza de sus grabados los me-
1ores que aalen ds Bsrceloua, 10 selecto d.
sus tsxtos los magnf6cos regalos que cs
da tres repartos hace, es el psri6dico d.
mayor circulaci6n on Eapafia y Aneric'
latina. Tanb.6n henaos de advestir que
LA Illustration ARTISTICA
va accnpsnada de
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
peri6dico que goza fama entire las fanilis
y mo sistas.
Erai.e, Hesssssos o..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01

Sc Vende
Un coche de cuatro asientos, en-
buen estado. con cuatro pareias de
caballos. Ell que 10 interese puede
dirigirse al que suscribe
Pedro a Santiago.
Rarrio de Canas. 12-15.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
PRIvILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobe este lamamos muy parcuarmente la aenc6n del PIT
bco la nca Compana del Contnente Americana cue
concede semeiante Privilegio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01

"a ~ LA e%sS Te
Maestro; suplr
Sc por la de-
Vieia, y tam p
de Nuestra SD
la bruja de M
un sastrezueM
dr6D, todo en- y
alganas cosas
nero que habfar
andaba buscan do
IN chal encarns
esembuche mi
cuela y me dijs
no faltarfa & Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01

DIRECToRIO CoMERiIAi

CARLOS ARMSTRONG -Comisionisal
& imoortador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
GlRA A C0RTA VISTA
BURR A

Ell que suscrbe desea conn amaado, 81, tamhien Ia
parida. as iSae hh musosS nt nsa@ de yaga S, de
afIs i uno uDsI i oro p1s''0s = 0f~
Ponce. Gale de la Viln
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01


bco por nca Compana del Americana cue
concede semeiante Privilegio.
de haber POLKA pmio
e
de Idcee cubr po premos vencd E
contnurA tempo SIN CADUCAR; enieso
interim POLKA manestada La COM
vedd LA COMPANA, devengados
Este mugs nio equiivo,
Eto llama proceder equdal vglar los inereses de
asegurados en- bien de familias.
REsTAURAR ENTERAMENTE
D ce6csc facuava de bua sa aasadOs
AMOS COMPLETOs petc6n
@ de1tEo de los d gs POLKA sabeT ngestE Poll
DECMo
yEso ETC ETC. ETC. de premos suua
Q
EJEMPLO 81 5000 ha esad
VICENTE POLKA Hqdda decoaa de dicha
ms, 8 $500.
LHabra condolences privlegos mas avorabe para los
gurados que los que ofrece
EISoL del Canada?
Supicaos inteigente pdbco Isa la lectura
to de hermoas condolences evando a sorprenddos
Socedade garandas anes de vuesas vidas
tOmad mas nformes de:
Carlos r. Sterey Carlos B. MeEs Jesas III. Lago
Ageute Viajao
Fernando RiUeTG I. b. Mailer.
Agenteso soictadoS Agentee
AnoA Ponce eEenbre do 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-01
PEivi1e@cio5

Il sgdo pued res cuauer parte del mundO dsdicarse
quer ocupacl6n sin nrnna extra.
g T dis ie OonOedn de pnas de
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11

life between it and any keen stroke that
would destroy it.
And thou, Lord God Almighty, we
nut. with thousand armed prayer, in
to thy protection this nationl Remem-
Der our fathers bleeding feet at Valley
Forge. Remember Marion and Koscius-
ko. Remember the cold, and the hunger,
and the long march, and the fever hos
pital. Remember the fearful charge at
Bunker Hill. Remember Lexington, and
Yorktown, and Kings Mountain, and
Gettysburg. Remember Perry's battle
on the lake, and Hampton Roads, where
the Cumberland went down. Remem-
Der Washington's prayer by the camp
fire. Remember Plymouth Rock and
the landing amid the savages. Remem-
Der Independence hall and how much
it cost our fathers to sign their names.
Remember all the blood and tears of
three wars-1776, 1912, 1862. And
more than all, remember the groan that
was mightier than all other groans, and
the thirst that stung worse than all 9th
er thirsts, and the death that was ghast-
lier than all other deaths-the mount on
which Jesus died to make all men hap
Ply anu Tree. Il Or inc SAKE VI al Iuls uu-
man and divine sacrifice, o God, pro-
tect this nation! And whatsoever would
blot it out, and whosoever would strike
it down, and whosoever would turn his
back, let him be accursed!
Go home today in high hopes of the
future. The eternal God is ON the side
of this nation. Our brightest days are
yet to come.
He hath sounded forth the trumpet that will
never call retreat,
He is sitting cut the hearts Of men before the
judgment seat.
Be swift, my soul, to answer him, be jubilf mt,
my feeti Our God is marching onl
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11
A Young woman's Summer wardrobs.

Emma M Hooper writes in answer to
correspond mt who inquiries concerning
wardrobe for the summer in The
Ladies' Hone Journal: ''Have four
dancing gowns of net over silk, chiffon,
white dresden silk and a spangled net.
White and pale blue pique suits, several
fancy silk waists, dotted swiss, a
Powered organdy, blue duck and bright
blue outing gown Of twill; then gold
en- brown cheviot for travelling; blacI
satin and white silk separate skirts,
shirt waists and q tan mohair suit. Add
pretty taffeta silk of medium hues of
changeable green. and you have the ar
ray in which expense is not an object. I"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11
Office w. t. Brownridge,
Manufacturers Broker.
Dali. AZ " A III -
Pastor of the Presbyterian church.

IdIlSh, N l., Aprll D, Va
To THE PUBLIC:-
1t affords me pleasure to state that
l have known Mr.. ID. L. Carter, Sup
erintendent of the WROUGHT IRON
RANGE CO.. of st. Louis, Mo-, for
the past three months and have been
in position to occupy a very close
business relation with him. / con-
slider him a perfect gentleman in
every respect. AS business man he
is an honest, careful, upright man in
all his transactions. have personal
ly visited great many of his GUS
toners in Oswego county, and IL has
been the concensus expression that
THE HOME COMFORT RANGE is all
that is claimed for it, and that Mr..
Carter and his statesmen are all of
them men of integrity in every re-
spect.
AS for the company and it's meth
DDS of business: They are the strong
est and best managed stove copora-
ton in the United States to-day. II
will give me pleasure to answer any
letters sent in reference to Mr.. Car
ter, any of his men with him at this
stand, or the parent company.
Wishingthem the success and con-
fidence with all good people that
they certainly deserve,
Yours Kindly,
w. II. BRowNRIDGE.
Elder First Presbyterian Church.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11
Parish, N. Y. ApriL g. $50.

Parish, N. Y, april o, 1894.
MR.. ID. l.. CARTER,
Dear Sir:-Allow me TO express my
sincere gratitude and appreciation Of
your favor received lat the hand Of
Mr.. w. t. Brownridge. 1t gives me
great pleasure that 1 can express to
you also our commentator OF your
interest in the services of our church
es. We have felt that you and those
in your employ have set a good ex-
ample by regular attendance at the
services. We trust wherever you go
you may be richly blessed, and that
you may receive a cordial welcome.
Yours sincerely,
T.. w. TwTTCIIELL.
Pastor of the Presbyterian church.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-11

dpfb LOH, 1913.
We the undersigned citizens OF Par
ish deem it a pleasure to testify by
our signatures below, that we have
had Mr.. ID. L. Carter, superintendent
of the WROUGHT IRON RANGE CO.,
of st. Louis, Mo-, together with his
corps of gentlemanly statesmen i'm our
town for the past three months, and
have found Mr.. Carter and his Sales
men gentlemanly in all that the word
implies. All of their business trans
actions have been strictly honorable,
and we believe to the satisfaction of
each and every person they have
dealt with. They have sold a large
number of ranges in this locality, and
SO far as we can learn, they are Civ
ing universal satisfaction. None but
our kindest and best wishes go with
them wherever they may locate.
Respectfully,
Irving r. Niles
Cashier Exchange Bank
S. f. Miles Pres. of Bank
j. B. Todd M. ID.
HI. p. Scott M. ID.
Herbert f. Graves Jeweler
w. d. Brownridge
Manufacturer and Broker
Edick & Edick
Hardware Stoves and Ranges
B. j. Morgan p. M. & Drugs
l.. ID. Smell Prop. Hotel
p. X. Ackley d"
ID. r. Ackley
Prop. Commercial House
H. A. Moshier Village Pres.
w. Q. Richards Supervisor
E. Reed Livery
Emmitt Lewis
G. F. Gray Town Clerk
r. @. Robertson Miller
Joselyn & Owen Merchants
III. A. Pickens Assessor
Geo. j. Pitcher Merchant
Albert Olger Merchant
O.. s. Talcott Wholesale Liquors
@. II. Richards, General Blacksmith
w. A. Moucett
Carriage Manufacturer
F. S. Houghton Merchant
IL. w. FlcKenS Farmer
A. A. Dewey Livery
ID. Smell Hotel Clinton
w. b. Harter Furniture
Leclair & Butler Merchants
ID. L. Reider Harness
w. G.. Baxton J.P.
A. E. Davey Livery
+. Q. Linch Lawyerland Counsellor.
, 1896-06-24
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acknowledgements

Na EFT bekjendtgj0res herved, at
asS der af Deres Kongelige H6j-
heder Kronprinds FREDERIKS og
Kronprindsesse LOUISES S6lv-
bryllupslegat til Fordel for yardige
Tr@ngende paa St. Croix vii vare ct
Rentebel0b af $l05.81 til Uddeling
den 28de j uli d. A.
Andragender, indehoIdende de
forn6dpe og behorigt konstaterede
Oplysninger, vile v@re at indsende
til Gouvernementet for de dansk-
Vestindiske Der linden den code
JUL d. A.
Gouvetnements- Seoretariatet, st. Croix,
den l8de Juni 1896.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1896-06-24
Translation.
ublicatio

RT is hereby made known that
. a balance of interest amounting
to $105.8l will be on hand for dis
tribut ion the 28th July a. c. from
Their Royal Highnesses Crown
Prince FREDERIK and Crown
Princess L0UISE'S Silver Wedding
Memorial Fund for the benefit Of
worthy INDECENT persons in ST.
CrOix.
Applications containing the re-
q~laisite informations and duly certi-
fiji ID, to be forwarded to the Govern
m emit of the Danish W est India
l, stands within the goth July a. C.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix,
Il le 18th June 1896.
INIT THTTh
, 1896-06-24

LUTHERAN CHURCH.

On Sunday the 28th June there will he
held Divine Service in Christlansted
Lutheran Church at the usual hours
40 & l2.)
, 1896-06-24

C. Sundry Rereuues.
Fines and confscations -. 81. 49,.
Revenues from the P isons.
Interest on Capital invested......
Sundry Revenues..... ........"......
, 1896-06-24

the Municipality Of st. Croix for the
Financial Year from the 1st April 1896 to
the 3lst March 1897.
, 1896-06-24

for Communen St. Croix for Finantsaaret
fra lsto April 1896 til Site Marts 1897.
, 1896-06-24


Looming til en- Copist % ovrigt Con
toirho!d, derunder Looming til ct
Bud, efter speciticerede Regninger,
indtil $500; deraf st. Croix...--
Eft p~ersonligt Tilleg til den nuvarende
Copist $50. Deraf H%alvdelen...
@. Jdgifter red Coloniolraodet for
st. CrOi1.
Looming til Medhjelp for Raadets En-
bedsmend, derunder indbefattet ct
personligt Tillag til deu
de Assistent af $3.50, Trykningsom-
kostninger, Skrivematerialier, Lon
til ct Bud, m. m. indtil. .....-.-..
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02
BFLLAIRE.

Mr.. James Benson. who so long
managed Benson's ferry, is quite sIce-
Mr.. Lemuel Perry, head porter for
the Globe Hotel. is managing a nOta-
BILE cake walk. which will stun the ma
tive during the last week OF this
month
VIM. McNichols. Of GAINESVILLE. and
!. =. Nffolter and Emma c. Aholter. of
Toronto. O.. were registered at the
Hotel Anderson yesterday.
Harry Heller left last night for
winters work i'm a window house at
Arcadia. Indiana and Mart Moore
house will start to-day for the same
place and object
Miss Maud Heller went ont TO Cherry
Run, W. Va, Thanksgiving to spend
a few days visiting.
Miss Mary Althar. after spending
several months out in the vicinity Of
St Clairsville, has returned TO her
home
Mrs. Ada Norris and son. Hart, Will
make their home i'm Chattanooga
Tenn. hereafter. She started last
night.
All the reported cases of diphtheria
are cOnvalescent. and IL Is the opinion
that there Will be no more cases in the
near future
Thomas Kane and VIM Woods are
at Dunkirk 20 work in a window
house this winter
Ross Colts, of the Third ward is
quite sick at his home.
We hear almost everyone talking
about the Vitascope and saying that
they are bound to be there one night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02
SISTERS VILLE.

! SISTERSVILLE. W. Va. December L.
/ c.. T. Newton. who represents Parshall &
Sill i'm This territory. went TO Parkersburg
this afternoon ON company business.
Charles Bissett went To- Waverly this
afternoon TO look after his extensive oil
interests i'm that field.
W. Seymour Edwards left to-day for his
home i'm Charleston. after a few days visit
in this city.
A. C.. Ruby, the livery man. went TO
New Martiu-ville this afternoon TO look
after some hauling he has contracted for
there.
Miss Anna Elder returned to-day from
short visit TO Marietta.
D. b. Mcmahon. of New Cumberland. is
I'm the city.
Mr. and Mrs Edw Gatz Of Bellaire.
who have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. T. Work, returned home to-day.
Herman II. Merker the popular Wells
Hotel barber. returned last evening from
an extended visit to Pittsburg and vicin-
ity. having had "a very pleasant time.
Capt b. r. Bowers of New MarUnsville,
was i'm the city last night AT the request
of the City Council, TO give his advice in
the matter of the new street returning
home this morning.
James ID. Headiey. q very promising lee
turer of Virginia. was here last night.
and lecturcd from the Olston Opera House
stage to very appreciative audience.
This is the first of the series of Y. NJ. c.
A. lectures to be given during the winter
Mrs. p. A. Durham went TO Nheehns
this morning TO make q lew holiday
purchases.
During the winter the j. r. Jones hose
company viii give a series of dances in
the Onera House on the 4th they will
give the first hop.
NTas5ar,es g. r. S1an7ller 7 ]. Golf
and ID N Wallace went TO Wheeling this
morning TO put i'm the dav shopping.
l. g.. NIcCue went to yvaverly this morn
inc, to look after the interests of the OK
ford oil Conpanv.
a. p Knox chief ENGINEER of the Ohio
River road is I'm the CITY with a. corps of
men eiviue the culvert contractor some
noints
Miss pas,l l,a1,art went down TO Friend
~ This afternoon
II q Stalev an emDlove of House &c
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,r., citizens Of this city keep right ua 10
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02
EWING BROS.

into the Injun. and is putting 90 barrels a
day into the tanks.
The Gillespie Oil Company is putting
down well Oh the II. s. Wilson farm.
several miles south of here, and about
GOO feet from the Central Production Com
pany's No. l. on the Richard Wanless
farm.
The Florence Oil Company have rig
going up for we'll on the Henry Lay
fried farm. near the Mullen well. II is
about four miles south Of here.
The Jewel OH Company's well on the
Lizzie Allen lot reached the salt sand on
Monday. and those interested We're pres
elt There was good showing of gas,
but little oil. 1t viii reach the Big Injun
Thursday.
The Citizens Oil Company well was put
to pumping on Monday and will make q
fair producer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02
Wa CONC roEKAyEL.

A BOY steals Bicycle and Horse-Soid
the Horse.
Special 20 the Register
Weston. W Va. December Char
les Moore. "a Lad OF fourteen years. was
oye~taken and arrested to-day. on Sand
Fork. ON O charge of stealing horse
from Asa Fisher and a bicycle from
Scott Post. He sold the horse iN'
bicvcle was i'm his possession and was
recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02

also slipped in by some manufacturers
TO give their brew an enJicing but I'M
wholesome sacchaIine taste.
state Legislatures can serve a double
purpose. beneficial alike to the consum-
ers and the honest manufacturers. by
putting q stop to- the adulteration OF
beer Corrective and restrictive laws
properly administered would soon close
ND establishments which sell fraudulent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02
N TIE OIL FIELDS.
Points On the Development Of Terri
tory in This Section.
Many Wheeling Companies Inter-
ested Near PennsbOro and IN
Tyler County-News Notes from
Cairo, Parkersburg, Sistersvllle,
and Other Points.

Wheeling oil men have secured some
good wells recently in this section, the
most notable example being the Lib
eryty No /. in the Benwood field, in
which Capt. Asa Booth and others are
interested. The Cctagon Oil Company
has leased some very promising terri
tory recently. but on last Friday got
dry hole on the Clayton farm on the
Ohio side. at Wayerly. Yesterday the
company sent representatives TO
PennsbOr0 and 20 the Benwood field, TO
look after leases. There are some good
wells near PennsbCro, in Doddridge,
Tyler and Peasants counties, and the
best leases in that section are held by
local companies. The Spragg Oil Com
pany owns some promising territory
i'm Tyler county on the edge of Wetzel,
where it has two wells producing 80
and 90 barrels a day. respectively. The
Octagon Oil Company has 800 acres ad-
joining the Spragg leases, and will soon
begin operations.
The recent rains have made the roads
in many places impossible. A few
years ago it would have been impossl-
BILE 10 find a teamster with the temerlty
10 enter into q contract TO haul over
some of the rough roads, and the re-
suit was q suspension of operations in
many instances. Now, however, reg
ular teamsters have discovered that
they can make more money by taking
loads over rough roads and there Is
not much trouble in securing teams.
Special to the Register.
SISTEESVILLE. ". Va. December j.
This morning the Spragg oil and Gas
Company. operating ON the Mayield farm,
on Point Pleasant creek. received a car
load of casing for their driler on that
farm This company is deveiopins their
holdings mp there and expect to bring IN
several good wells before the winter is
over 10 Illustrate how valuable the
leases are in this territory. gentleman
refused 81 80 for half interest i'm a 30
acre lease adjoining this farm.
Following the vein which contains the
crude material ON down through Middle
Island. Wick Saucho and Hebron, we
find large number OF wells drilling and
"a large number preparing for work. New
locations are being MADE daily. and during
the winter a large number of producers
should be the result of this development,
as there is beyond doubt lots of the golden
liquid under these farms. All the pro-
ducers now I'm operation out there are
holding mp sulendidly.
The work over in the Benwood pool is
going along actively enough and the little
town of that name is growing rapidly every
81. I'd. D. he hos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02
cor AGooD WELL.

Lotshaw & Co Nake Twelve Hundred
Barrel strike an Washington County.
ohio.
Special 90 the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va. December L.
A very important strike was made by
Latshaw & Co. to-day, on Long Run,
in Washington county, Ohio. The well
is just opposite Wayerly, and is good
for nearly two hundred barrels a day.
and not only greatly extends the Long
Run field, but oil men think it is
connection with the Waverly field.
Much excitement prevails in that sec
lion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02

Oil City, Pa, December 1.-Credit
balances $1O5; certificates, no bids.
Shipments, 6S,S94 barrels; runs, 1885,,
023 barrels
New York. December Petroleum,
Pennsylvania crude steady; January
S1.05 bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02
Special TO the Register.

- 0I''
MARIETTA. o.. December THE Tun-
mel field is attracting the attention of a
large number OF operators. and many
are of the opinion that the field Will
create a sensation very soon.
Roeser d Downing are starting some
new wells ON their leases on Lang run.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-02
sno.ia1 10 The Rae..tar.

Special 90 the Register.
Euenboro. w. Va, December L.
The daily production of the wells near
Hebron. exclusive of the Plum Run
field. exceeds 1000 barrels
1t is reported that the abandoned ter
ritory ON Rock Run has been released
and another we'll will be drilled.
Twenty-seven strings OF tools are
now running in the Plum Run district,
and more would be in use If rigs could
be completed more rapidly.
Spudding began to-day on NO on
the Strickler farm on Whisky Run.
The recent heavy rains have made
the roads worse for hauling. but
strange to say, experienced teamsters
say they can make more money when
the roads are almost impossible. They
get more money for a days work, and
haul much lighter loads. and they say
had weather friehtens the "tenderfoot
teamster so that he viii not bid for
work. but in summer time every man
who chances to have team cuts prices
and hauls a few loads.