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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29


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les simpatfas por sus bellas preGdas persona
es.
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Fue ecnm pa f1ado por ipfnidtd de amigos
havta Ia Jurisdiction de Juana-Dfsz.
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uerdo de los mnchos aervicios prestados a
.sta localidad, secvicios que Coamo sabre
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amigos ,rau yotos por su felicidad ia de
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snritad 90 que, ,en Is ausencis, ,sabra el senor
Usara continuar gaetionardo por el mayor
en- grs ndecimiento adelauto de- esta pobla
| ci 50.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

PREMIOS MAYORES

del sorteo celeb,ado hoy en- Ia Ca
pttaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

Jose Nsrfs Mon, predicador de fama, no
solo eG Espsffa, al n en- el extrapjero. pre'
posefa dos tres idionas con perfscci6D.
En- 1885 predicarfdo on ell temple del Sa
/ grad U9Tcz6o duraute la cuaresma contra
las dverei01es mundanas y contra Ia indu-
mentt meniUa, fjandoss con especial
dad en lcs esectes de las damas, eBtr6 en- Ia
| igs.i@ Ia il f rita dona Eulalia ell orador
cr~yo del esso dirigirse ls augusta sefors
pxrs repetir ersnto habfa dicho antes dc su
| II, geda
r. suceso tuvo gran resonapcia, movio las
.ssiores. drig eronssle advertencias las
s-f7ra5 rmuleren protestss de adhesion ri
;,sttre ieshitt. Que POGO despu6s, sin embar
go, d.i6 d. perteueeer la compaf1ia de Je
Us.
B<tsba emparentado con gran palte de la
ristocraca n,drli- Ia.
N2s il f ,rm.n de la spital one, ademss
r. l,s comodidsdes de que se disfrutan en- el
= Hotel fa2iotsrra, se han introduced
AZ fbrmas dc consideration.
Toio e esta ab!e,inie't1 esta alumbrado
~ lnz e!e-tr,ca, dando mayor esplendor y
nsgnifcencia i sus lujosos salones,
Ha arreuda'ln ei propietario. senor Agu
o, la cssa eos t'gua ri Hpt=l edific ud
ire dich. casa nn teresy piso, en- Ell cua
hsn cnuNtruf 10 espaeickas veLtiladss
bahitacones
Felicitamos al sefior Agudo por los adelan
tos de su estabeGimieDto
Auoche, ertres y 9, habf un guardia mu
riual hastante ebrlo noesraud0 les veci
nrs que trspfitaban aonela hora por Ia
cell. Mayor. esqDii Isabel.
r na6rorse varips personas contemplar
le, mauera de especta2nlo sus comp no
RS le alej tron de aQuel alto.
Es lanentshla que ocurrsn cosas ssi en- Ell
cuerpo de poli1a municipal
Y deben eyitarse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

Me11 para esta nochs en- al cafe AEbam6ra
Hayacaa, B Bsestesk de lomila, Fcicsse de
gallina, Esca beche de peae ado, Arroz COD
hutifarra, Lsngua de ternera mschada, Bu-
If ,rras con papas, Ensalada de langosta,
Jsm6n planchado, Huevos a la orden, Pos
tres, Hslado mautecado, Chocolate, Leche,
CATS puro. Conser vas de todas clases.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

PoR BABIES. -El tenor embarg. mu
chas madrss, al poner polvos de afrcz sus
b@hes, euya epidarmis delicada tiene eseo
1iaciones que hacen sufrir estos peouef1o
seres, Hay polgos que coptienen perfumes
y sustancias nocivas & Ia salnd de los bebes; :;
para evit4r este inconvenieDte, los senores
Crusellas. Hermrne Co.. han preparado
uco' polvos do arroz especiales, ore no tie
nen absolutanents nirg1n compopente ex
tra1o, qua son tan lnofeusivos como e|
aqua clara, fl tra1a, por upuesto.-Pidanse
en- todas parties.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

FL vecirdario de Ia Msriaa, San Juan,
Ene trase muy disgustado por la escassz de
Fgua, que 70 sc e1cu 4ntra rirgnn precio.
ESQ que estsmos al principle de Ia Sc
qufa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

Mafl4na, dasda Il s tres hasta las seis de Is
tarde, h bla t6mb1la
AviSo las hermosas que acostumbran
acuGit realzar el espectaoulo.
T6pgaulo tambien en- cuenta los nif1os,
quienes SO dedica Ia de los domipgos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

Como annDciames, rnestro querdo amigo
don Manuel GoznGn E ldrfguez, ha fjado
ga residancia en Nayagii
Con tai motivo ha dsjado de publicarse
EI Ii 00ratorio, que tan dgnameute dirijfa.
De todas verss sentimos Ia desaparicion
del notable colega.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

tai. es de extraffar que Sc escogiera metal
tan nalc para f4lsifearlas cuando elia ha-
cie"dolas de plata se'fa up gran negacio,
gracas 81 peso Ia baja ley del metal que
r'ge eu las moredas del cuf1o especial :"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29
De Las Marfaa nos dicen 10 sjguiente:

El sefor don Antonio Marcano Sc sirve re
nitirnos una nots para ell peri0dieo.
La pt bicarfamos, Ia sxtractarfsmos, cor
gosto; pero hsy psrrafos que resnltan ur
poco corfasos, y deseamcs que SO repitau IL.
rotas, co mayor claridad.
e. dia 81 de Enero f4lleci6 en- Msdrii, vic
ma de una affection cardiaea Ell padre do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

Cotizacion del cafe en- e.ta plaza durant,
Il dia da aver
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

CONVENIENOIA PUBLIOA. -Quien dc
ee viajar h$cia los pueblos de Gt1ayans0
goanao, Adjt1,stGs y Aaboni5o va en- carrua
10. "a en- caballos de silla, dirfiase al gu
<u5cribe, calle de Ia Tore, esquina la Rel
"a. Modicidad Ell precios, carruajes fuerte
conodos, cabailerias resistentes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

Core ell rumor de que en- Cuba han side
deteni los dos reporters americauos por des
obsde3er les Il times ba1dos y veriicar entire
vi5tes con los reb aldes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

Por el correo que sale de Ponce msf1ans
domingo y quo va aloanzar Ell vapor direc
to del dia Sc rsmiten don Esaristo Izco
Disz cusreuts duros espasoes, one, s
cambo de % por cier to, euestan cUer ut
ocho pesos cuarenta csntavos.
Dcsfe h,y, todos los meses So le e"viAri
ig1al cantidad, q fin ds gus 10 csrezsa d,
nada en- su tristfsimo encierro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

Convendria que los dependencies del mu
niaipio cuidasen, de tempo en- tempo de
limpiar del lndo que Sc les adhere las ca'z'
das De piedra d. las es4uinas
A veces, bejo Ia eapa de TERRA, resultan
in1tiies
Ejomplo: la plazaela del teatro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

De IN diario de Sarto D ,miugo tomamos
la siguiente notica tele grsfca:
Madrid Febrero 26 L. dimisi6n del ge-
neral Martinez Campos como preaidente de-
Couseio Supreme de Guerra Marina ha
sido aceptada. Igualmente hs rehusado Ia
Presidercia del Sera 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

Dice7e one el general Weyler ha telegra
iado al sefior Dlnuy de LGma, repressntau
te dc Espa1a en- W sshngton, participaado-
le que desdo sa LEG sda la isla de Caba @un
no Sc ha procedido HiDguna ejecuci6n nj Sc
ha fus!sdo nadie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-29

El tenienta coropel del ei6rcito don Anto
Gio Picszo, Oomandante militar do Huma-
ESQ., ha pedido su pase a la campaf1a de
Cuba.
Iron County register., 1896-05-28
Annapolis Locals.

Ed. Regtster-By the efforts of Mrs
John Brewer, who labored hard to Sc
cure the funds, the church here recent
ly received new coat of paint on the
inside.
Miss Kinney of Arcadia paid a visi
to friends in this vicinity recently.
Sheriff O'Neal was in onr town Mon
day of last week.
James Morris of Des Arc was In
town Tuesday.
News of the death by drowning ot
the foreman on the new bridge being
built by the Clarkson Saw-mill Com.
pany across Black River, at Leeper,
reached here one day last week. He
fell from the bridge into the river. A,
last accounts his body had not been
recovered.
Mrs. Wallace Keathly of Hyatt's
Creek. in Reynolds county. brought
the news OF the death of VIM. Lee.
Mr.. Lee. it is said, attempted to swim
Black River and was drowned.
Mr.. J. H. Long of Belleview was
down to Annapolis Wednesday.
A brother of County Commissioners
Hickman was thrown from a horse and
killed one day last week.
VIM. Masters was injured in scuf-
fie with friend yesterday, and had to
be carried into the house.
VIM. r. Edgar, Joseph Kinch and
F. P. Hi,buru started to Barnsville
yesterday, to attend Masonic Lodge;
but owing to the fact that Black River
was out of its banks, the trip was de-
ferred to more opportune moment.
The recent rains have rendered the
Iron County register., 1896-05-28
Card from Mr.. Jordan.

DEs ARC, Mo-, May %, 1896.
A word to the Democratic voters o1
Iron county: You will notice in this is.
sue that am candidate for Judge OF
Southern District of Iron county.
have never before asked for an Office
of any kind. have been a resident
of this county for over rs years; am
known by almost every voter in this
end of the county; have had dealings
with a great many of them; the work
man is known by his chips; therefore,
you all know me. Now, if you think
me worthy the Office now seek, and
will give me the Office, will endeaver
to use all means in my power to rem
der justice to all.
would be glad to pay you the ac-
customed visit; but am farming, and
at this time my crop needs my entire
attention; therefore, l will make no
effort to canvas. But / trust my
friends may not overlook me on that
account, and they can rest assured 1
shall feel greatly honored by those
who remember me at the polls.
Very Respectfully,
S. j. JORDAN.
Iron County register., 1896-05-28
Sabula News.

Ed. Register-W. j. Coleman is go
ing to move his Mill Creek mill tc
East Fork of Black River; will begin
tomorrow. He has fine timber where
he expects to put the mill, and nc
doubt will have good success, as lum.
ber seems to be quite lively.
Quite number of lawyers got of
of trains here to-day, going to attend
court at Centrevllle this week.
Rev. Heacock preached here part oi
last week.
Mrs. Bone is in town visiting her
son, James Bone.
Mrs. Dempsey, who has been at
Coldwater, has returned home. Her
aunt, Mrs. T. Collins, and cousin, Ed
ward Collins, came with ber.
Miss Estella Huff spent several days
in town last week.
Miss Minnie Thomas of Brunot has
been visiting friends on Carver Creek
and Sabula. She left for Middlebrook
to-day.
Hartford Collins, Walter Strother
and Joe Dunn attended the party atG.
W. Scoggin's Saturday night, given
by the Ladies' Aid Society. The boys
met Mr.. C. v. Drew, railroad opera
tor, on the train. and he joined the
crowd, which added twenty-six cents
more to the ladies. Walter was quite
accommodating. He gave Mr.. Drew
an Introduction to his old girl, which
Mr.. Drew accepted very readily. You
know Walter has a girl at Des Arc, or
he would not be SO liberal. All the
boys say they were highly entertained.
and had fine supper. The good
Baptist Ladies no doubt were well pre-
pared for the occasion.
Joseph Stewart, Mirt Wiliet and
Robert Stewart went to Hogan to-day.
Thomas Mills, who had his foot
mashed at Annapolis, is getting bet
ter.
Walter Strother says that '.Isaac'
don't know much about his getting
hurt at Des Arc. or he would have put
it in the paper differently. saw him
myself last Monday morning, and his
face was not badly skinned up. and We
Iron County register., 1896-05-28
Card from Mr.. HiIburn.
ANNAPOLIS, May 9th, Is

ANNAPOLIS, May 9th, 1896.
To the Democrats of Iron County
Having decided to seek the nomination
of the Democratic party of Iron county
for the Office of Representative to the
State Legislature, I naturally feel a
desire to meet every Democrat in the
county, but owing to the nature of my
business l may not be able to crafty
my desire. Therefore, if fail to meet
some of you. / hole you will not feel
that you have been slighted.
Believing, as do, that personal am
bition should be subordinate to party
and public welfare, and that the de-
feat of George G. Vest at this time
would be national calamity, l, with
the rest of you, am for the Democrat
who can win in November. Therefore,
if. in your opinion, am the Moses to
lead you out of Egypt, or, in other
words, if you believe / am the strong
est candidate before the people, vote
for me. But If, on the contrary, in
your Judgment, the nomination ought
to go to another vote for him, and l
am with you. The financial issue that
Is now agitating the minds of the
American people dwarfs every other
issue, and the election of a United
States Senator who is in favor of the
free and unlimited coinage of silver at
the present legal ratio is of so vital
Importance that personal ambition
should have no place in this campaign.
Yours, Very Truly,
r. r. HILBURN.
Iron County register., 1896-05-28
roads almost-and, in some places,
quite-impassable.

roads almost-and, in some places,
quite-impassable.
One place on the Sabula road, one
and half miles north OF Annapolis,
was entirely washed away by the creek.
D. S. Baker was in town yesterday.
DR.. r. T. Minor reports much dam.
age to farms on Black River.
Judge Hart still fingers near the
dark valley. The shadow is slowly
gathering. Life's tide is slowly ebb-
ing, and soon the scenes that have
known him SO long will know him no
more for ever. Every kindness that
love can suggest is given him and the
passing which seems at times to be at
hand bids fair to be one of peace, like
one where the weary traveller, after a
toilsome journey, lays down to sleep.
Mr.. Abbott, candidate for Congress
from this district, passed up the road
yesterday. Hon. H. Martin Williams
was also on the train.
The family of F. P. Hilburn went to
the country to-day.
May "a, 1896. CRUx.
Iron County register., 1896-05-28

Job Work OF all kinds at this Office.
Iron County register., 1896-05-28
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Iron County register., 1896-05-28

Mr.. Thomson has sought to make a
beautiful picture upon the face of the
earth. and has succeeded. In conclu-
sion, il may not be amiss to state that
the mint grown on the VALLEY Home''
premises is of the choicest variety.
In an article published in this paper
the editor of the Fredericktown Demo-
crdt enters the field of fiction, pure and
simple, His inventions have not the
merit OF ingenuity, nor are they
evolved for the purpose OF amusing
the readers OF his paper. They are
put forth just as the offending urchin
puts forth the first story that comes in
to his mind likely to shield him from
punishment, or cover up his misdeeds,
when an angry parent gets after him
with a leatherwood. We intend to af-
ford Bro. Chew an opportunity to be
entirely frank. We deny that we ever
had any completely with the promoters
of the Arcadia Valley Woolen Mill. di-
rectly or indirectly. We will gladly
publish any proof that he may have to
the contrary. Will he deny having
told certain citizens of Irontop that
Arcadia Valley was the place for the
Conference School. and that 1t ought
to be located hereP We deny that any
man or body of men ever at any time
bound US to secresy in regard to the
establishment of the Arcadia Valley
Woolen Mills at this point. or that we
ever consented to keep the same secret.
or did keep it secret. See the files of
REGISTER. Will he deny that those
who had charge of the enterprise at
Fredericktown represented to Confer
Iron County register., 1896-05-28
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
r. Z. HILBURN is a candidate for
Representative of Iron county. Sub
1ect to TO the Democratic primary cleo
tion.
DIR. G. w. FARRAR, JR., is a can
didate for Representative of Iron coun-
ty. Subject to the Democratic pri-
mary election.
FOR JUDGE OF WESTERN DISTRICT.
GENTRY MOYER is candidate for
Judge of the Western District of Iron
county. Subject to the Democratic
primary election.
EOR JUDGE OF SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
S. j. JORDAN is a candidate for
Judge of the Southern District of Iron
county. Subject to the Democratic
primary election.
j. w. ALCORN is a candidate for
Judge OF the Southern District of Iron
county. Subject to the Democratic
primary election.
Y. v. O'BANNON is a candidate for
Judge of the Southern District of Iron
county. Subject to the Democratic
primary election.
FOR SHERIFF.
w. T. O'NEAL is a candidate for
Sheriff of Iron county. Subject to the
Democratic primary election.
FOR COLLECTOR.
C.. X. POLK is candidate for Col
lector of Iron county. Subject to the
Democratic primary election.
w. H. FISHER is a candidate for
Collector of Iron county. Subject to
the Democratic primary election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
G. G. HENDERSON is a candidate
for Assessor of Iron county. Subject
to the Democratic primary election.
EOR TREASURER.
P. w. WENTWORTH is a candidate
for Treasurer of Iron county. Subject
to the Democratic primary election.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
WIN. r. EDGAR is a candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney of Iron county.
Subject to the Democratic primary
election.
Iron County register., 1896-05-28
Valley RaiIroadlets.

4 Mrs. Harry Liddell of De Soto is /
! the Valley visiting friends. Her hus
band is now on pusher engine, in plac
OF Mr.. Ed Baird. who is laying off
week or two.
/ Mr.. Archie Cheatham is night-ow
at Tip-Top, in place of Mr.. C. Y
Drew, who is laying of few days.
Mr.. 4. S. Wilson. who has been q
the key at De Soto, is now at Hogan a
night, in place of Mr.. Bisch, who i
taking vacation.
Train No. 62. engine No. SAG, las
Wednesday morning ran into som,
cars at Blackwell siding, caused by al
open switch, damaging the front enc
OF the engine to some extent. TIL.
train being under full speed. could no
be stopped in time to avoid the acci
dent.
Fatty" Laughlin, the 4. r. Com
edian, is running the pusher in place
of conductor Warmsley, who is laying
off few trips.
Mr.. A. G. Simpson, M. E., of No.
21. Quincy St., Chicago, ILL.,, was
down in the Valley last week, looking
after the interest of his property in
the Valley.
Wonder why VIM. G. does not go to
Hogan any more a. ebuggy-riding?
Wonder why G. H. goes a buggy
riding to Hogan so often; there must
be some attraction there?
Wonder who that young lady was
that operator Drew of Tip-Top was
out riding with the other SundayP
Notwithstanding the dullness of bus
mess on the railroad, as reported, the
1. NJ. and S. R'y is doing a fine busi-
ness. both in freight and passenger
traffic. Every day may be seen i've or
six sections of stock trains, and fifteen
to sixteen freight trains. Still there
is a decrease of business along the
line. Where is it?
c. V. Drew, night-owl at Tip-Top
resumed work again Sunday night.
Mr.. Biseh, night-owl at Hogan, after
a few days vacation fishing, resumed
work again Monday night.
r. S. Wilson, who has been manipu-
lating the key at Hogan at nights in
place of brother Bisch, has returned
to A. K. to get three square meals a
day.
1t is reported to us that Hogan has
no boarding houses.
Mr.. VIM. Hinchey and Mr.. D. M.
Park of De Soto came down to the Val
ley Saturday night, visiting the Hollo-
man place.
Mr.. VIM. Curry, our gentlemanly
night operator at A. R., and a Valley
belle, were on our streets Sunday
evening driving with Mr.. Stafford's
elegant tan buggy and harness and
black horse.
Mr.. Stafford. the wide-awake livery
stable man has had an addition put to
his stable for the new buggies he has
received this summer.
Miss Julia Paul, accompanied by
her little sister Leona, visited Miss Ro-
sa and Lilly Myers of st. Louis last
Saturday.
The livery stable business seems to
be very good in the Valley.
Seven stock trains passed through
here last Sunday night, and more a
coming. TRIxIE.
Iron County register., 1896-05-28

favor.
The concert and festival at the
Academy of Music last Tuesday night,
given in aid of the M. 4. Church al
this place, was we'll attended, and was
success in every way. The concert
was distinguished by singing away
above the ordinary, and the instru'
mental selections were peculiarly well
rendered. After the concert every.
body and his wife. or his girl, partook
of straw berries and cream. Net pro-
ceeds, $25.
For Judge of the Southern District
there are three announcements: S. j.
Jordan, Y. V. O'Bannon and j. w. Al
corn. We know all these gentlemen,
and know them we'll. Good and true
men are they. every one, and the REG
IsrER could hardly, il it would, make
choice between them. If there were
three Southern District Judges to elect.
Il could we'll vote for the three gentle
men named, conscious that it had in
each instance given vote for the best
interests of the county.
A special to Sundays Republic from
Birmingha am, Ala, reads as follows:
..At Ishkooda mines this afternoon,
John Penhole, son of the superintendent
of the mines, attempted to board a
moving switch engine. when he lost
his footing and fell beneath the wheels.
Both legs were cut off. He will die.
Fsnkole came here from Pilot Knob,
Mo-" Penhall. we presume is meant.
Joseph Penhall was for several years
emnloyed in the Pilot Knob mines, and
NO doubt it is his SON whose untimely
is here recorded.