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Evening star., 1896-10-31
The Stars Election News.

The Evening Stars election news will
completely cover every point of interest In
the country. In addition to the facilities
afforded by the wide-reaching arrange
inents of the Associated Press. The Star
has posted staff and special correspondents
at all theoimpertant news centers, and the
readers of The Star will enjoy the benefit
of a service u1lri,rivaled u, for accuracy. full
ness andi1completeness. Those who want
to get tilff quickest and best news should
arrange to get Tuesdays edition of The
Star. sa
The Stag wilt display the news Tuesday
night on a'1,,aannoth screen, so that every
one who dfslresscan get the news as quick
ly as thebtelesraph brings it to the city
The Star, will ggceive and display the bull
letins of the Associated Press, the Western
Union AMIR the Postal Telegraph companies,
besides the special bulletins of its own
corps of correspondents and the election
news to be gathered and distributed over
the country by long distance telephone.
Evening star., 1896-10-31

Stephen ]. Casey OF Rhode Island: vice
president, James A. Ryan of Tennessee
secretary, j. F. Il. -Des Garrens of District
sergeant-at-arms, Irving c. McRae of Ala
bama. series of joint debates with SOM
OF the leading colleges are in contempla-
ton.
Columbian University.
All the regular courses in mathematics OF
the scientific school are being given as
usual, as is the course in ditferential equa-
lions FOR advanced students which contin-
ues throughout the year Prof Hodgkins
has also added by special request a course
In theory of equations
AT the meeting CT the debating society
next Saturday the question. Resolved
that trusts and monopolies as a whole are
Injurious agents to the United States" will
be affirmed by Messrs. Handy, Fulk and
Bower and denied by Messrs. Cousar and
KEEPER
The Junior law class held a meeting last
thursday evening for the transaction of
routine business
The senior law class held a meeting last
evening for the election of class officers
President b. L. Whitman delivered an
address before New Jerusalem Lodge, No
y A. F. A. NJ, at Masonic Temple. His
theme was: Masonry Viewed Historically
and Propheti0ally."
Prof. Montague delivered two lectures on
Horace this week to his classes wednes-
day he addressed the Maryland Baptist
Union at Baltimore in the interest of the
university.
Evening star., 1896-10-31

Knowledge will help to keep Q family
alive. The more they know about their own
physiology the better they will be able to
take care of themselves. The more a man
and woman know about health and sick
ness. the less trouble they will have with the
sickness of their children. Some standard
medical book ought to be in every home
library. The most complete book of this
kind is DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser. 1t contains more exact informa-
ton about the human body in health and
disease than any other book ever printed in
the English language. More copies of il
have been sold than of any other medical
work. 1t is written in plain language, free
from technicalities, and is the work of a reg
ularly graduated, experienced physician. II
contains hundreds of useful receipts,
knowledge of which will prevent much sick
ness and save many doctors bills. II is in
dexed and contains over three hundred
illustrations. 6So,ooo copies of this great,
I,ooS-page work have been sold at the regu-
lar price-$I.5 so per copy-and now an edi-
ton of half a million in strong paper covers
Is being distributed dbsolnfeir free Any
one may have copy who will send 2I one
cent stamps, to pay the cost of mailing onip,
to Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y The book bound in French
cloth is 10 cents extra (3I cents in all).
Mrs. Bella r. Howard. Of Glen Ellen. Sonoms
Co., Cal, writes: Enclosed find stamps for the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser !
have had two but cannot keep them. cannot
do without one in the house, they save doctors
visits, and live about ten miles from any doc
tors, their visits come high-(tcn dollars. have
heen in this place sixteen years, and have only
had doctor for III, family once in that time
thanks to your booS and your medicines"
Evening star., 1896-10-31


their wives, the latter being members of
the order. There will be represented over
thirty-five states. Between fifty and sixty
voting delegates (wbo are acting members
and their wives) will be in attendance; in
addition to the officers of the National
Grange and of the seventh degree (Which is
the highest in the order) honorary members
of the National Grange and large numbers
of visiting members from different parts of
the Union
The National Grange was organized De-
cember 4. 1861, in a house which was occu-
pied by MIR. VIM. Saunders. as superintend-
ent of the garden and grounds of the. De-
partment of Agriculture, on the reservation
that borders on AZ street near Missouri
avenue. Those present were Mr.. VIM.
Saunders of the District of Columbia, DR..
John Trimble of New Jersey Uhe present
secretary, Col. John r. Thompson of Yer
mont, u u. Kelley of Minnesota, F. NJ. Nc
Evening star., 1896-10-31
CHANGING POLITICS.
Principles of What fs Called an In.
Simultaneous Organization.


"Any politics talked out here?" asked a
Washington man among the West Virginia
hills.
"A right smart responded the native.
who are the people for?" asked the man
who wanted to get pointer on the situa-
tion.
We'll, thurs a Mckinley club down that
away, and a Bryan club down this-a-way,"
pointing in two different directions, but 1
don't know much about 'em. Back here in
the mountains we've got an instantaneous
organization that beats 'em ALL"
What kind of an organization is that?'
asked the Washington man in wonder.
"Well, It's composed of about million
members, and they haven't got anything
and owe heap. I've been hear'n O. this
man Hanna out in Ohio as kinds of looks
after such clubs, and l reckon We'll send
for one of his agents.
why do you call it the Instaneous Or
ganization?' asked the Washington man,
who seemed TO have quickly grasped the
leading principles Of the club
Because we kin change as quick as you
can turn your hand; and," he added,
thoughtfully, Il reckon the changing'll be-
gin right soon, and therell be right smart
of it,"
Evening star., 1896-10-31
Flies ON the Ocean.
From the Cincinnati Eaduirer.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
Among the things that furnish occuna-
ton for the eyes and mind of transatlan lie
voyagers are the house flies which accom-
pany the great steamships from one side cf
The ocean to the other. In fine, sunshiny
weather the flies buzz cheerfully about the
sheltered places on the deck and when the
wind blows high they take refuge in the
cabins and salons. The flies often remain
with the ship while in port, and return with
her on her next trip thus crossing the
ocean several times in succession. and per-
haps, spending the entire season al sea
Evening star., 1896-10-31
Meeting Of the National Grange il
This City Next Month.
IT Was ORGANIZED HERE IN 1867
Proposed Fund to Build a Temple
of Ceres Here.
s T A L f S REP RES EN- T E d

n THE 11TH OF
next month there will
assemble in this city
at the National Hotel
the representatives of
the oldest and largest
body of organized
farmers in the United
States-the National
Grange of the Pa-
irons of Husbandry.
This body Is conf
posed of the masters
and past masters o;
Evening star., 1896-10-31

-After a man once gets ac-
quainted with the Yale methods he's
pretty sure to always patronize it
thereafter. 5T4 10th st. 1t
Evening star., 1896-10-31
PHYSICIANS FIND
ALL PEOPLE NOT ALIKE


letter carrier satd his wife liked coffee % well
ana seein,d TO re lily need IL at breakfast u was
Toe .ad Tar the DOCTOR 20 order her dis~ontlnue
~ He told her that her bad complexion dyspeI
sia nervousntss and occasional pa apitation Of the
heart all came from cause, and that was cSyner
drinking The good man went oa further 10 "a, :.
NY chihn. III you We're strong . your husband
snd had the miSes Of outdoor walking do thai
ne mas DAILY yon could drink cup Of cS,nee or
perhafs TWO. AT breakfast and dinner without anv
very bad effects, hut the same poisonous alkalolls
exist In coffee found In tobacco whiskv
strychnine and morphine There Is not so great a
proportion OF them In coffee In the other drug
but a sufficient amount exists TO seriously intrre
All OF these drugs can he used for a time by per
iectly healthy people hut IL their rsrSSt,4I
In long enough the human body finally gives evi
dence OF the effect OF the steady poIsan and NAM
their unnatural habits. IL you could = hoi
drink In the morning made from the nourishin-
brains that nature has provided for the Of ma
u would satisfy your appetite and fatten your
wholesome. delicious hot drink OF the kind this
old doctor referred TO IL found In Postum Coffee
made from grains by the Postum Cereal Co IIui
or Battle Creek. Mich; Il brews the rich color a,
gent taste demanded by all coffee drinkers No
poisonous alkaloids found here and man ia.
only safe when he sticks natures food fur
nsned ny the Creator. prepared In a number OF
blood will follow the discontinuance of unnatural
drinks and the substitution therefor OF the Cereal
i"od drink Its use will tell the facts pla iuy
IN tine body than words can be made to express
goes about three times as far as coffee
q. q. COItNwEII. A. son.
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON.
RAY & CRAIG,
JNo. II. MAGRl-DER
:. II. T. BEATTIE
IT W. II, ZEH
Evening star., 1896-10-31
An Organization Being Formed to Sc
cure Its Adoption.
OPENING OF TIE QUAIL SEASON
The Shooting Will Largely Be Con-
fined.to North Carolina.
SOME POINTS ABOUT PLACES

WV 1oHlSS HANE r
interested gentlemen
sportsmen in Wash
inGton this week to
the exclusion Of all
others. Even those
who prefer the rod
to the gun have
Joined in the discus
sion Of one of the
subjects - and the
most important-be-
cause 1t appeals to
their game in
stincts," II such q
Evening star., 1896-10-31
From the Maid of All Work to the
High-Priced Chef. -,
WHAT is REQUIRED IN RESIDENCES
.}t .s,f1.
Great Variety in Employed as
Well as Employer. ~.~
w o E S A N D 10 Y S
nm HIS IS THE TIME

masters a n d mis-
tresses, man a n d
maid servants are ex-
changing references
with a view to resid-
ing under the same
roof this winter.
NJ a ny households
there are where the
domestic machinery
runs on year after
year with the same
hands at the helm,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
CORRESPONDENCE PARTICULAR

Sr. don P. M R., Fajardo. -Tomada nots
de 10 que indica en- su tarjeta postal, respec
TO de Ia Quota de ahi para Izooa.
Sr. don P. J. r. e, Morovis. No hemos
recibido el escrito que hsce mencion.
Sr. don r. r., Carolina. s.-Se pu5licars su
donativo para Izcoa.
Sr. don @. NJ, Lsres. Van diez nGmeros
mas, segdn indica.
sr don T. G., Yauco.-Eu contestacion {
4u astimada iltimo, le deeimos que tenemos
- orden por vointe ciuco pesos para Izcoa,
que cobraremos.
Sr don F. P, Utaado Ell anuncio del
'efor Collszo Sc ha publicado oportunamente
So lie eGvfs hey ell pGmero que solicita.
Sr. don A. q Arroyo. Desde aver Sc le
srvs el peri6dico. Reoibida la orden por diez
oesos. GrsciSs.
Sr don G Jsyuya -Recibida la orden
por ocho pesos cincuenta centavos quedamos
reconocidos Puede solicitar el recibo de
nuestro sgeBte shf.
Sr. don R. Nsg1abo. R ,cihida su
arta. lie reiteramos nuestra gratitud por
cuanto en- ella nos manifesto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
CERVEZl lNGLESA LEGITINA
M A r c. A TENNENT

Els sin disputa la mejor que Sc imports en-
Puerto Rico por sus cuslidades tonicas y pu-
reza. La recomendamos al p1blico consu-
midor y partioularmeDte las fsmilias de
bueD gusto. Els muy suave trasparente Y
agradable al paladar, y no contiene mate
rias perjudiciaes la salud.
La cerveza TENNENT es la mas solicitada
en- ell mundo Su precio en- detslle es de
S Is la GAIA de docenas epteras de 1T
la de s docenas medias, al coutado.
Unicos agentes en- esta plaza: Morales &
c.
Dep6Sitos para el detale, en- los slmace-
nes de los sefIores Oosfo Pujol y C--Juan
Gilet-Autonio Msyoral. g. Bonnin y c.
Playa de Ponce.
Diciembre 25 del 95 IN. alt.
Entire los varios sintomaS que denunci2n
en- el cuerpo humane la existencia de las lom-
brices, citanse, como seguros, en- los niflos
particularInente, Ia dureza = tirantez del
vientre, sobresaItos duranto ell sueno, ape
tito variable, etcctera.
Para ESQ es rernedio efcaZ el YernifGgo
GaGea.
Vease el anunoio.
Sc REALIZA ana pequeha partids DE- "a
bacos, elaborados CO.. h hoja de Comerfo.
Infcrmaran en- esta 1mprenta. 6-6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
FABRICA de COCHES
de JULIO NJ. BERNARD
COMERCIO 81, PONCE PR

Construcciones de CO.
ches de todas clases y
formas con materiales es-
cogidos.
Sc hacen composicio-
mes por dificiles que sean
a precios sumamente eco
n6micos.
Elegancia y solidez en-
los trabajos que Sc con-
fen, tanto en- los coches
de Inca como en- los par
ticulares.
Especial esmero en- los
pedidos que Sc hagan de
la Isla.
NOTA:-Se hacen negocios sobre carrus
jes de me lilo uso.
s compran tablones de csdro.
Ponce, 2 de Junio de 1896. Alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
CREDITO Y AHORRO PONCENO
AvIso A LOS sENoREs AOcIoNIsTAs

Habiendo acordado la Junta de Gobierno
ca session de aver, proceder al cobro del ter
GER diyidendo pasiyo, moutsnte $25 pol
acci6n, SO serviran los seflores sccionista:
irgresar en- Ia Gaia de la Sociedad sns cuo
tas respectivas, dectro Gel plazo de treinta
dias que median desde el 10 del corriente a
10 de Mario proximo, ambos iDclusives.
Para facilitar ell pago los sefiores accio
nistss residences en- GuayauiIla. Yauco, Ad
iuntas, Jsyuya, Juana-Diaz, Coamo y San
German quedan autorizados para otorgar re-
cibos provisionales los seaores vocales con-
sultores.
Don Geronimo Lluveras, de Guayanilla.
;, Juan E. Totti, de Yauco.
;, Santos Palmieri, de Adjuntas.
;, Rosario Caralos, de Jayuya.
,, Pedro Carreras, de Juana Di8z.
;, Antonio Passlacqus, de Ooamo.
,, Tom&s Q 1if1oues, de San German.
Ponce, de Febrero de 1896.
FL Director Gere1ate,
V' Be- E. SALAZAR.
EE PreSidente,
FRANCISCO PARA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
NOtiCiaS
generaleS
E PreSidente,
FRANCISCO PARA

Sag1n aunncia la prensa capftalefa, ell
Ilustrfsimo sef1or Obispo ha resucIto celebrsr
ordenes generates ell 90 del corrieHte. En-
su yirtud los aspiraptes las mismas dsbe-
ran presentar en- la Sacretaria hasta el Is de
los corrieutss sds respectivas solicitudes
acomps nadas de los dOcumentos siguientes: f6
de Bautismo de CoDfrnaoi6n, Gel ti5cados
de estudios, de 0ita ct m0Yt6Ussy siendo de
extaf1a Di0cesis las correspondence letras
dimisorias de su Diocesano pare Ia Prima
Clerical Tonsnra. Los que aspiren 81 Sub
diaconado acompanar6n ell tftulo caD6nigo
necesario para su ordenaci0n, y los que hu-
bieren recibido va algdn orden sagrado. GER
tifcaci6n de haberlo eiercido. Los exame-
nes dar6n principle en- ell Palacio Episcopal,
ell dis II del actual, y los ejercicios espiri
tusles empezaran Ell 19 del mismo.
Dfcese que el sef1or Pf Margall ha re-
suelto retirarse Ia vida privada, q conse-
cuencia de habsr obtenido escaso n1mero
de votos para la samblea federal, pr6xima
celebrarse.
Sc hallan vacantes las escuelassurales de
los barrlos Lo1a- Arri60, t6rmino municipal
de Lsjas, 8 LsLete y Santoma dc Arecibo.
El dfa treinta uno de Enero Sc reunie-
ron en- Cabo Rojo los incondicionales, eli
giendo comite bajo la presidencia de don
Tomas Marini.
CONVENIENCIA PUBLICA -Quien de-
see Viajar hacia les pueblos de GaGayGmsG
CoGnaO, AdjN7st0s y Atb0saStO va en- carrua-
je, va en- caballos de silla, dirfjase al que
suscribe, calle de la Tore, esquina 4 la Rel
IA. Modicidad Ell precios, c&rruajes fuertes
J conodcs, caballerlas resistentes.
q IL
uuo dos oajistas.
Nuestros apreciables amigos los j6venes
abogados don Joaquin Rodriguez Sierra don
Csrios Lopez de Tord, nos participant, por me
dio de aterto B, L M que han alberto su
despaoho en- esta ciudad, Gale Mayor, nj
nero II.
Damos las gracias los citados amigos,
deseandoles graudes eXitos en- su hourosa
profession.
FL domingo t,timO se reunieron On Come
rio ruestros correl!gOnarios, con el fla de
renov8r ell comite de seccion en- aQ1ella lOca-
lidad.
Sc nos irforma que la concurrencia al
acto fde uumercsf$ma, pTueba de que
eli al pueblo historioo renace Ia fe en- el
ideal.
Fneron electos para formar ell eomit6 los
senores siguieDtes
Presideute: don Celestino Perez Vice
Presidente: don Francisco Oarmona. -Vo-
Gales: don Luis Pho Sanchez don Francisco
Maria Rivera, don Carlos de Ls6o, don Julio
Torres. = Tesorero: don Gnmersindo Carmo
IA. : Secretario: don Rafael Dfaz
Sc scord6 designar en- su oportunidad
los candidates para concejales, por cleo
cion popular directa; reuniendo para clio al
partido, nuevamente.
So nos dice que al scto po!ftico expresado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
COM y MIC ADO S
Capitsnejo, 26 de Enero de 1896.
Senor Director de LA DEMOCRACY.
Ponce.

ECQc6.
Rnego a usted la iuserci6u de las siguien-
tes lineas, por euya bondad doy usted las
gracias.
Euterado por 81 ntimero de su valiente
diario, -erteneciente al jueves 23 de Enero,
sobre el aviso de dos brujos que en- esa cuits
ciudad laboran en- hscer desaparscer 81
digne Alcalde, senior Potous, poniendo en-
practica las artes de bttrli btrloQt1e y Ia he
chicerfa, que despluman los lpfeliees ig
norantes, que aun e5 signo de verglenLa
para los postreros dfas del siglo XIX, cc6-
IRENE enterar al pdblico, y en- particular
mis- convecinos, algunos desgraciados tam
bien, que creyeDdo a1n en- esas patrs1as,
son Vfctimas de estafas por parte de aIgunos
desocupados que tambien pululan por estos
contornos, ej5rciendo la cdicsa profession
de la nigromancia.
Debido & mi car&oter severe y mi perSe-
cuci6n contra ell U0go ell UfUtdor, esos tipos
que son siempre pal aSitos gravosos la hu-
manidad, siempre he sido ell bLdnco de esos
trnhanes, celebrando los tales O0bys en- sus
antros, donde odcian de sacerdotes. grandes
solemnidades con ceremonies sim bolleas,
donde entran en- pactos con Pero Boteros y
otros persOnajes de la region internal, paIa
hacerme desaparecer con artihcios tan bur-
dos como risibles.
Ddeleme por 1ais paisanos, vfctimss de 81
ignorancia, serfa bueno que nuestras auto
rldades tomaran caItas en- ell asunto des-
truyeran esa playa de laDgostas que inVaden
hoy gran parte de nuestro pueblo
Oon objeto de lamar la atencion nues-
tros legisladores encargados del gobierno,
quiero sea p1blico, pues 81 yo ME rio de to-
dos los conjuros con que me amenszan esos
infelices, desearfa que las autoridades espan-
ten esos pdjar0s en- cuyas garras van las
pesetas de los est1pidos, pero queridos veci-
nos mfos.
De usted, se1or Director, sffmo, amigo,
JOsE F. APoNTE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
FERIANDO BSCO1AR

Doctor en- Medicina Cirujfa de Las faculta
des de Paris, Real Universidad Litera
ria de la Habara, Universidad Pontif-
cia, E E. U. U. de Colombia, E. U. U
de Norte America. en- ell colegio m9dicc
Bel win Hospital, E U. U. de Vene-
zuela, Ex-Iuspector de Salubridad Publ
ca de Ia Habana, Elk -Medico Director
del Aslo Nacional de Enagenados de
Caracas, etc, etc, etc.
Tiene ell honor de ofrecer sus servicios al
p1blico de esta ciudad en- su profession en-
general como Medico Ciruiano, con espe
cialidad en- las Intermediates del aparato
genito- urinario de las sefioros de los hom
bres.
En- les sen ,ras curaci0n radical de la caf
da 8 descenso del utero, PROHIBIENDO en-
absolute ell uso del pesario
Curacion completa de los p0lipos, 1lceras
' hujos cronicos uterinos vaginsles, On
racion de Ia esterilidad por atresia eatre-
chez del cuello del 1tero.
En- los hombres Curacion completa de
Ia espermatorrea, impotencia, debilidad,
sfecciones postaticas, oaleulos vesicales. BILE
norrea, fujos cropices, uretrales, catarros
de Ia vejgl, etc, etc.
Curacion radical en- diez diss, de las es
trecheses uretrales, sin operacion cortante.
Garantiza toda cur acion en- esta especialidad.
Horas de consulta de II a. N. y
p m.
Gale de la Marina n1mero 2-ADtigus 2
casa donde eetuvo la Comandancia militar
Ponce, Dicicmbre % de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05

No son 6stos, tiempos inquisitoriales, nj eI
Latssss .fafre constituye buen sistema de go
dierno en- nirg6n pals quito.
Tenga cello la policia, tengslo sin Atrope
los vejaminosos para nadie.
ARTURO APONTE RODRIGUEZ.-Abo
g1do. -Ofrece sus servicios profesionales.
Gale del Amor ndmero Q, Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05

Agreguemos estas sumas las par
tidas sueltas, sin Jurisdiction fla,
de los cabecillas Rabf, Buen, Basilio
Guerra, Perico Dfsz. Aleman, Leon
juzgar por 10 bajo 1900
Todas estas fueEzas sumadas dan
IN total de iusurrectos de. ... SO 130
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
LA GUERRA DE CUBA

sus planes El cuartel general de Maceo es
de nsgros mulatos; ell de Gomez es de Gu
banos y extranjeros, geutes muy ilustT adas y
de muy bueua educaci6n. Con Ia partida
de Gomez iba una especie de banda de m1
stca muy mala; pero que entusiasmaba Ia
gente tocaudo durante los altos que hacfan
de dfa.
Maceo - dice Mr.. Laine-es taciturno v
70 SO le We cssi nunca risuefio; Gomez en-
cambio es communicative, hasta 10 gusta
echar una especie de discursos altisonaDtes
sobre Ell porvepir de Is Rep1blica cubana, y
el suyo propic; respecto & este Sc preocupa
de su fama de buen general. Mauifestsba
verdadera veneraci6n por el general Marti
oez CamPos, y de los jefes de columna. 81
duico que temia de cuya situaci6u procu
raba siempre estar enterado, era Garcia Ma
varro.
NOTIOIA GRAVE
Bsjo este epfgrsfe fe pnklica ell HerGldo de
Mddrtd correspondents al de Enero Ell
Suelto que sigue:
Ha circulado hoy IN rumor que reprodu-
cimos, aunque sin garantiZar gu exactitud,
porque no hemos podido comprobarla toda-
via. seg1u ell cual niegase ell BGnco de Pa.
rtS y de los Paises b gas entregar el Sc
gundo plazo de rs 900 900 de frances que
dabfs facilitar al Gobierno para cubrir aten-
clones aprsmiantes. Dicese que el cousejo
lie Administrator de aquel important nte esta
blecimiento de credito, impresionado por ell
giro que toman los asuntos de Cuba, ha crei
do conveniente adoptar uua actitud distiDts
de la que hasta aqui SO le conocia.
81 la noticia es cierta, no se nos oculta su
gra7edad, pero los negocios fnancieros es-
tan estrechs mente enlazados con la Marcia
polftica de una nacion que, adn deplorando
vivamente cualquiers contrariedad que so
breviniese en- ese orden de ideas, puede ser
exacta la determiuacion que SO atribuye al
BGnco de Paris q de Jos PatseS BajoS,
que deseamos yer desmentida por la prensa
ministerial.
LAS FUERZAS DE LOS INSURRECTOS
Por conducto de los Estados Unidos SO han
recibido en- Madrid detalados ipformes de
las fuerzas con que, al parecer, cuentan los
insurrectos de Cuba.
No es, por cierto, el conducto, diguo de
entero credito; pero dssde ell momento en-
que SO buscan explicaciones tantos suce-
sos dc la campsf1a que antes parecfan mex
plicables, tai vez no sea inoportuno reprodu-
cir ell sstado que insertan los diarios ameri-
canos de las fuerZss insurrectas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05

Sc pos habla deada Santa Label del pocc
cello que se observa en- ell servicio municipal
cayend0 q veces loa encargados de dichc
servicio en- el extreme de atropellar las per
sonas que tienen Ia desgracia de ser lleva
das Ia csrcel pdhlica.
81 este es asf, llamamos la atencion del Al
cade de dicho pueblo para que no permit
tales abuses, que redundan en- perjuicio mis-
mo de la autoridad que representa-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05

coucurrieron todas las personas de valer con
que en- que Comerfo cuents ell paTtido auto
Iomista.
Feicitamos los correligionarios de Co
merfo por 81 aeto que han llevado efecto,
deseando que su conducta sea imitada por
los de las demas localidades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05

FL yecino de la Cantera jose Vicente San
chez nos partioipa que IS lie hs extraviado e
billete n1mero 26, 274 de Ia Loterfa proviD
cial, CORES pondiente al proximo sorteo.
81 no parece, sc daran oportunamente los
pasos neceaarios para que no SO proceda a
psgo, en- case de sslir premiado.