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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Death OF an Infant.

Virgie Lee. infant daughter of j.. A.
Dodson, died Sunday night at the home
Of her parents, GOT Seventh avenue n.
W., and was buried at the city cemetery
at O'clock yesterday.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Second Presbyterian.

A.: the Second Presbyterian Church
Sunday Rev. R. G. Anderson, the pastor,
preached both night and morning to
large congregations. The pastor was
most heartily welcomed on his return
from bis European trip. The morning
suo1ec', The Cross OF Christ Mans
highest Glory" was handled in q mas
terly manner, after some remarks on
the success OF his trip, both at home and
abroad. The subject at night was.
The Heavenly Vision of John" from
the seventh chapter Of John.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
He Got Left,

Sergeant j. B. Frier. OF Salem, star ted
yesterday to Danville to attend tho
meeting Of the Grand Lodge K. of P,
but on reaching Roanoke got off the
train and WAS tSlking to some friends.
In the meantime the gong sounded and
the train pulled out leaving the genial
sergesns behind. Al the departing train
rounded she curve at the Randolph
street bridge, Sergeans Frier rushed up
to the station master and requested him
to sound the gong and stop the train as
his baggage was leaving him. He tele-
graphed for IL to be held for him In
Lynchburg.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
BIacksburg students Here.

\ About dozen students from the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute, under the
caro- Of Prof. Randolph, arrived in the
city yesterday and are visiting the Ma
chine Works.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05

First Presbyterian Church.
AZ the First Presbyterian Church n
children's day service was held in the
interest OF foreign missions. Responsive
resdings on this subject were used and
~. campbell addressed the congreRa-
tion on THE Hindrances and Encour-
agements 1t This Time to the Work of
Foreign Missions" At night the CON
sheraton of this subject wss Continued:
Letters were read by w, 8. McClsnahan
from Mr. Sheppard, the colored mission.
sry, VINO 10 now In the Congo country,
AFRICA; from DR.. Graybill, of Mexico, BY
OF China, by ]. A. Timberlake. and from,
Dr. Butler Of Pernambueo, Brazil. bv
CAPT. Fosrd. A short address WAS made
oy sne pastor on the question, "Wa.t
can DO TO help forward the work of
Foreign Missions?" ~
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
knights and Ladies' Of Dixie.

Tonight ut 8 O'Clock in Red Mems
Hall, Wright block, about sixty people.
smong whom are many Of the best citi-
4ens In the city, will meet for the pur-
pose Of organizing lodge of she
fKnights and Ladies OF Dixie" A let
fer recently received by T. A. Kindred.
the organizer. states that lodges are
epringing up like magic everywhere In
she South. II is the only order In exist
ence which has Its home in the South,
but there Is nothing in It's workings OBJ
jectionable TO q clsizsn from the North.
1t 10 comparatively new order, but IL
is believed by the end OF the year the
membership will reach $50, 600.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05

CLEVELAND BICYCLES at Roanoke
Cycle compAny's.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Millinery! Millinery!

The rush still continues In
our Millinery Department, and
why? Because we carry the
best and largest assortment of
Trim M ed and Untri,nmed
Hats, Flowers, Feathers and
Ribbons, at prices way below
any In the city.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05

eve .ing and II accepted work viii. begin
~" i'iiowinR Monday. Every effort will
pc mAae 10 have the walls and roof mp
oy June the 10Th for the Gales meeting
winch VIII begin about that time. Con-
nioutione In the meantime will be
snsnkIuily received by the pastor or any
member of the church. Hair aIong
good cause by sending them q dollar.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
X. OF G. e. Meets Tonight.

~ Va We ne AAoote Ao-uiRnbs
ALL members OF the Knights OF The
Golden Eagle are requested to meetsA
their hall tonight at 8 p. m. by orderSd
the N. G. N
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Y. NJ. O. A. Notes.

The frs. tennis court will be laid out
o-morrow on the Y. M G. A. athletic
grounds on the Jeanette addition. There
will be meeting of the schedule COM
mitiee at the Y. M. @. A. hall this
evening at $50 O'Clock to arrange runs
for Che bicycle club during the month of
May. The Censury Club effort resulted
In thirty six nav mem bers. The junior
division took the lead, securing eight
new members, and Capt. Dsughtrey's
memb ers.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
East Roanoke Baptist.

The Sunday evening service at the
East Roanoke Baptist Church was
largely attended. The pastor presched
powerful sermon on Work" pro-
nounced by many to be the best he has
yet delivered. After the sermon an earn.
est appeal was made for money TO build
house OF worship and S43O vas raised
Inc new paator, man of iron will and
tireiess energy. has succeeded in srous-
Ing she people and work will be institu.
ted OF once on tabernacle, which will
De erected in such . way that IA can be-
finished up and turned into o com fort
able church. The pastors plans will be
submitted to the church Wednesday
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
Poiics Court for April.

Police Court for April.
In the police court during the month
OF April the number OF arrests made
was 2s6, OF which 12O wore white men.
~ colored men, 90 white women and 81
colored women. The number arrested
on various charges were as follows:
Drunks and disorderlies, 11s; arrested
on variants, IS; guests, IL; plain drunks,
10; concealed weapons, Q; wanted out Of
the city,6; felony, 8; lunacy, 2; selling
on sundays, Q; selling without license,
=; gam bling, II; vagrants, s; disorderly
houses, S; fast driving S; fornication, 10;
nuisance, 3; lettering on streets, z; re.
sishng officers, Q; obstruoting street,
2; stock on street. 10. Fines imposed.
S71s; collected. 1894. Al; sent TO grand
jury. IL; appealed, 8; amount appealed,
S47.oO. Horses impounded, S; cows. 8.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-05
First Baptist Church.

1irst Dhpttet Church.
At the First Baptist Church SUNDAY
morning two people united with the
church and the right hand OF fellowship
was extended to four who had preyi-
ously been received into the church.
Communion was also administered Az
ser the service The committee recon-
mended the call Of Rev. Thomas J. Shin.
man, OF Savannah, Ga. Mr. Shipman ia
SO years OF age, a graduate of Roanoke
college, Richmond College, and of the
Theological Seminary in Louisville. He
10 q married man but has no family.
He has held Successful pastora,es in
Greenyille. Va; Midway, Ky, and
Savannah, Go. AT the first named place
Mr.. Shipman, with the assistance of one
lady succeeded in building an excellen.
church, and raised the place from q
mission until the church had twice to
be enlarged. He is the son and grand.
son OF Baptist preachers. He came from
family Of preachers and he is a power
In the pulpit. At night Rev. Mr.. Pol
lard preached to the Junior Hose Com
pany, OF which he was chaplain, choos>
ing for his text Psalm. 1913, "While 1
was missing the fire burned"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-26
germiId,t. teIeerapbit6e Sepei9rn.

- Weaen grmorhIng Der Supnerz
Tumilie tpurbe Elm iunger Munn, Iuz
mems 9errp, in Qtpu, Wfo., oer6uftet.
Man bra9te i6n na9 Weit@Plains, od
man Elm Qpn4geri4t 6efiir4tete.
g. Bon Soffmann &c SO. tperben
6eute 81, 10000 II. 9sioeI6ah, Sfelz
beimer e 60. 100000 in Sob bon
IetpzNort na6 europa perI4iffen.
- Die 900 M}uIitar, Die 5u Der rMuz
Iif:rzQHociatipn bon P6iIubeIpbiu" gez
b0ren, baben Den 8urtzGommifdren
uno g(noeren, bic au5pdrtige &rdfte
anftellen, ben &rieg ertIdrt. Die 2euts
ertldren, lie Ieien t1lt geiteQt, unb Elm
gpDcott ooer Strife ge6Ort ni6t gu Den
Observation-Disclosures. Die 2tfociaz
tion 1T cine Der itdrtiten i'm Qanoe unO
gu i6r oe90ren Die 6s0eutenoiten &apeIz
len, ipie rRapal Battalion, State
Tencibles," n5yirIt Re9iment," nWaIbs
ington @rsD5," 0anamater nnO Beds.
- gsi'm 9erabfabren eine5 9IgelS
fam geltern Der 42@1dprtge Fdofdbrer
@uiott ID. Sauton inWorceiter, WuT.,
um's 2sben. Gr tpuroe gegen einen
JeIien g:IfIeubert.
- Die cubaniIfe Sunta fat in
Gumoen, RS, cine @usz unb eIettriz
I9e breibig SUB lange Sa4t auFgez
tuuft. 9ieIslbe lsgt Is 9noten pro
Stunbe 3uriid unb fam 80 psrionen
trugen. Dus G9iff ioa CUR 2anoun9
Don neutrality-suspicious. bisnsa4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-26
G00O damn arbritsIns.

9ittsbura "a. Mai. - 9it
&o6lenfDrberung i'm 5Iubrsoier 1T faf
gGn5lt3 eingeIteut fporoen, benn Sc
Pro5ent Der 9ruben iinb neI6loFen
iprour6 5000 8ergIeute i6re 8eI6Gf=
tigung oerloren baben. Gs i6eint aber
baB lie ni4t alI3u betriibt bieriiber Iinb
ipo9l aus Dem 9runbe, neil lie, tpa5
i'm 5lubreoier ettpas l1ngeip06nli9ez
lit, ie4s Wtonute lang beitGnbig 9lrbett
ge9abt uno einen 0o6n BON 70 Gent5
pro Some erE1lten 6aben. 9oQe TO-
100000 9ui6el &oblsn liegen fir ben
9srianot no3 iiioli4en WlGrtten BE-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-26
alter Seutldler Qcifnrber.

9upenport, SSotpu, 25. M2ai.-
Sn ganntIo, einige W2eilen BON 6ier,
lDurbe beute Elm i'm gun3en Gountp
Scott als 6raber uno re9tli6er Mann
betannter beutI4er 9ionisr, sFrib
&auB, unter GROCER 8st6eiIigung BEER
bigt.
1921 i'm @roBber5ogt6um 8u6sn qez
lboren, fam er 1848 nad Neip=gort II.
1855 nu3 Buffalo, mo- er iib bur6
ja9relange 6urte glrbeit oIs 2anbpirt6
gum ipobrFabenben Manne emporz
i4pang. 2ange Sabre mar er elm
grunbiaBtreuer Oemofrat, Gountpz
Superpiior, Shulbireftor unb Sruz
flee. adt bon stpDlf &inbern, t6eils
in Detroit, thrills in ScottzGpuntp
tpobnbaft. iiberls6en ibn, glei9 ibm
6raDe Oeutf4f&meritaRsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-26
Nns SIOzairifa.
Sod fmmer Ger Sdmefprz q in fau.-We atabcIeu


sSUcb tmrIer Ger SGmeipn@ Sim fall Meatabc Glen
uneiuis..
Qonbon, %. W&ut. - Sine De.
pei4e an Die Shines" aug 9retorio
giebt ben Wortluut 3ablrei6er 8riefe
unb SdgebI9er, pel6e in einem neuer
8riinbu6 bon Der SrunspaalzRegiez
rung in 9tnIi9t auf ben SSumeTon' i6er
@infall beroffentli6t porben lit. SSr
einem pom SUM- 1894 buttrten S9reiz
ben be5 SetretGr5 Der britif9zTiiodfriz
fanii4en 8eIeQf4aIt, 2ionel Ybilips,
an Qlfreb 8eit, einen Der 9irettpren Der
8eIeQiauft, beiBt es, baB nur tpenigt
llitldnoer einen Sumpf I'M bas Wubl.
re6t poer unbere politiI6e He6tG
ipiini6ten, unb baB es port6eil6aFter
tpdre, einen ge6eimen 5onb CUR 8eeinz
flui1ung bes 8oltsrudos bon 5ransz
baal auf3ubringen. 2lnoere 8riefe be-
3ie6en ii6 auf ben SdmeIpn'I9en Sin
fan ielbit uno enthalten penig Neues.
Weiter melbet Der Gorreiponbent:
sd babe alien 9runo gu Der Q(nnd6z
me, baB bieienigen perurtbeilten 4efor=
mer, tpel6e Die i6nen uuferlegte 9sIbz
itrdfe entri6ten unb i6r @6rentport qez
ben, ii6 nidt in Die YoIitit ein5umt=
f6en, BON benz 9erbannungs=urtbeiI
befreit peroen."
9Jt ia elem uneinig.
2onbon, 25. Wai. - Giner De
peI6e an Die r9imes" aus Nangtpe,
Matabele52unb, 3ufolge Iiegen Ii9 Die
aufitdnoigen Nata6elen in Den Sra
toppoz8ergen unter chamber in ben
9aaren. 9ln einen ernItli6en Wiber=
itanO Oeriel6en tpdre niht gu benten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-26

jeBt @eto pie Seu. Die StaDt 1T
ii6erI9pemmt bon 0eufi4en, Gngldns
bern uno Qmerifanern, ipel6e nit Dem
9sloe nt6t iparen. QGue ReItaurattoz
nen iinb iiberfiiQt, trob Der fubeI6dften
PreiIe, bic man 5ublen muB. Die
meiiten Wuuren iino I'm miRoeitens
fiinf5ig Pro3ent geitiegen.
Sieben Dollars pro Nu6t fir Elm
tleines Sdluf3immer ipirb ul5 tetn
6p6er Yreis betra9tet. Orei GngIdnz
Der 5ublen 5ipeituuierb Dollars fir
lire S6laf5inmer pG6reno Der 6elts
tage.
Truntrei6 fetert bic &rDz
nung.
9aris, 25. Mui. - Sin Buff
i4es 6e1t" funo geitern gu G6ren Der
6eOoritebenben &r0nung oes G3aren in
Der ,9roBen Sper" itatt. 0as groBe
9aus mar gefIllt uno 9roBer @nt9u=
Iiasmus 9errI6te. 3ablreidhe Pripatz
9GuIer Tinb nit ruiiiI4en unO frun3Dfiz
i6en 6dbnen gcI6miidt. Der &rie8ss
miniiter General 8iqot bat ben Srup>
pen am &r0nung5tage einen 5eiertag
nit freier feitli4sr 9et0itigung gez
pd6rt.
B d fume rufiif4s 9p>
Ii3ei.
2onoon, 25. Mai. - @iner Wisz
ner 0epei9e al Die .0ailD Netps" gsz
mdB bate bic ruIiiI4e 9oli3ei bereits
i'm 0e3embsr 3u6lrside 2lgsnten mad,
8enf uno Gauianne gei9idt, Inn Die
oortigen NibiliIten iibertpu6er 81 lu1s
len. D0iaIe betamen inbeTen 8iuo unb
bsnubten bic pdiIe fran50Ti6er Jreun>
be, I'm gmifdre no9 Mostuu gelangen
81 luf1en.
Ruffii6e 5totte.
Ct. Petersburg, 25. Wui. -
9luf ben ruIIiIden S6iffs6auzWerften
6errf9t Die grDBte 56dtigteit. &ir3z
li9 puroe in 8ronItubt bd3 9an3ere
i6iff n8oifoia" pom StapsG geIuiIen,
pel9es 1876 Sonnen 8e6ult bat,
1900 Pferostrdfte enttpidelt unb 19
SnOten pro Stun0e MAIDEN fam. Sc
beiBt iogar, ss babe "a 8noten 5uriid=
gelegt. Nuf a11e 6d1e ift es ous i6neuite
S4la9ti6iff Der WeIt. @s lit 10 To-
lofal auSgeriiitet, oaB es aua Dem
9r0Bten S6tffe Der engliI6en MurinI
Die SpiBe bieten tann. Die r8ofaju"
1T fir Die pacific=5lotte beItimmt.
81 : 9ung'5 Miffion
2onDon, 25. mai. = 6ier auz
Mostau eingstroffenen MsIOungsr gez
mGB bat 2i=6ungzG6ans bic @er6anb=
Iungen nit 8uBlanb gu Gnbe gefii6rt
n16 peI6en &ubIano ais @sgenIei.
flung fir Die @epQ6rung elmer GiIen=
ba6n7GonjeIIion 0ur6 bic WanIAurei
in eine Grb06ung Der Smport30Ge in
bic 8crtrags6dFen faIt um ba5 9op=
pclte einlpiuigt, pG6reno Die 30Qe an
Den 6ineTiId6en Qanoqren3en fat gan7
aufge6o6en >psrben ioQen. G5 iit 5pei.
fal6aft, pb bic anberen 0}G6te Der 3pQ.
erb06ung obne groBe 8egencon5eIiioneu
beiIttmmen tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-26
Do q t a B elem uneiniq.
6cn3 utuR fcrbcll.

g2epzgorf, 25. Mui. - 9uuG
@en3, Der feige M0roer Ieiner 8elie6z
ten Clara &rnim, tpuroe 6eute in 6oz
bofen ppm 3i4ter Qippincott gum
3lpeiten Scale gum SoOe perurt6eilt.
Der Ri4ter beitinmte, oaB @en3 am
16. Suli, 5lpiIden 10 ll9r Morgens
un0 bret ll6r Na4mittugs, i'm 6ofe
be5 9uOIonzGountpz tpz8efGngnifss iein
8er6re6en am 8algen biBen ioIle.
Der 9erurt6eilte, lpel6er auf 8efruz
gen, o6 er nod etpas gu bemerten
1piini6e, lG6elno ertIGrte: nGs bat ia
bod teinen 3ped, bier nod irgenb ST.
mas 81 idgen," berbeugte ii6 5pstmal
DOR Dem 8i4ter, e6e er in's 9efdngniB
Qbdefiihrt ipurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-26
Gpanirr abgeIf)ln6trt.

&ingiton, Samuicu, 25. W}ai.
- 4ut6entiT6e Na4ri4ten aus Gu6a
Iino bier eiIgetroffen. Rd4 bieien
mu6te Dor &ur3em Elm itarter Srupp
IpuniI6er @olouten Q(nitulten, Gu6iz
tas, ben SiB Der cubaniI6en Regie>
runq un3ugreifan. Die Gu6aner lauz
erten ben ipaniI6en Solouten in einem
GngpaiIe auf uno f4la6teten bieieIz
ben db.
SeItli6 BON Santiago De Cuba Tot=
fen einige neutrality-suspicious.
a[ud[iA anoelanot ietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-26
Scr allgctuuItige S9abamtss 6 Goutro
leur yntuler.
9as cberbunresssricbt mad,t TIM Helm.

Sas cberbunrsssericbt madt TIM Helm.
90 4 bington, 25. W2ui. - Seit
Sa9r un0 Sag bat Der S6abamtsz
GOntroleur gonler barTu6t, GongreBz
8eisBe gu nuIIifi3iren; oas Obsr6unz
oe5gsri4t bat i6m aber geItarn bas
9anonerf gelegt. Jn osm Safe bar
pom IeBtsn GongreB 0srpiQigten 3utz
ter6ountp puroe ndmIi4 entI6ieo:n,
baB Der GongreB biz Doue 8efDalt bat,
oieiel6s gu Oerpiqigsn, uno oaB tie be-
3a6lt psroen muB. Inter oieisr Gntz
i6eioun9 muB bas S9abamt $6,111,z :
sos ous3ablen; ben Q0nsnant6eil,
nGmli4 $5,591, ,617, er9uIten bic GUT
teczPflan3er in QOuiiiunu.
Sn ct. Qoui5, H}o., 1T Or. So
iepb 6. Bauer, elmer Der bebeutenoiten
Su4Deritdnbi9en auf bem @ebiate Der
RerDenz uno 9ebirnfrant6eiten, aus
Dem 2eRsn sef4iebsB. 4
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Gin,rl.i, tprEd' erpt. 6tmsrltu Der nit SbsuH
matismus bsbsfttt, stttiaQeriGs, 5upoIos Srappsl,
Rsrssi. an 9.urulgi: luotHNt ooss bon RruHsbsis
ten ab.rmanRts aud aus usiuitb,n bat,
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2I. Sdp6ra & Comp,

Nr. 53f, IorO.@ @aUs Strr
hibu,u Der g.barintiier Der Uaiitn Tlebr aItmsrt'
Iauteit ais iresuo elm aHbsr.r eGheH IN Soltuore.
urI,re ausDall uon Wfdnner' Ine ana'
beu.aIetesru, Sdmsuz Utdutelu, SetS
ernsYBaiffs une RDfen III uuutertroftsH.
unfere 9reiie Tne bic ausrnieertgffen'
unb mir asben Sbnea ieeen Sreett, mel"
dleu gle Dunidben. SomWeu Sn nno
n1erlsussH sic nd ieIbf. CShoi1S1
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See
gtattoMal >San Seretn

Der SSaot OuALtHbUIS~
National Building a ssociatiou.
Rureaur: 3tmmer @r 4OS unO 4O9. 6ietlits
Gut0rifrteb &a2itaI SIO.OOO.OOO.0O.
. camte:
Gruff g. &nabe, Jun, yralOent.
9bonId6 ~. 5dH, SltsptdltoeHL
g. SHtslep 6ueft, SGasmeliter-
@. u. Dole, SetrstGr. 80 ...-,,
WIMcS. 9ridDdre, 9)tnz@el1dreluqtet'
q. y. MHurris, Gcihntts1uhrer
bes 3lgdu9 95t8 epaTteWeHtS
9Siaiams SBiniams, ItettseoniuIsnttH.
T,poftorium: @outimcntai RaticnaI'Sant.
@irerittuuHa Der Securltdteu: 6lrelIfr d Sr
ppft1So.
9treItoren:
Gruff 9. Senabe. iun.' ooH 29m Snoot d. COS
linton y. Sotne. bon gatus & Uacearan. Bans
tisI5 IHb 6afIer.
9bpe. VI. Sd1. Gnpalt.
Btlbur z. Sadfcn, prditetHt Der -eoHtlneHtal'
GSmars Maine. grfs,r uus 5srauss:bsT oes
-Gsuti&.n Gcrr,iponesutsH." =, ro-.---
Jamcs =. M9afDn, roH Der 5Gut5 D DIaioH Goa
Observation-Disclosures.
R. gsfnSiom 9StGiams. grmaIt.
SIS. y. SGrpeh, &Hsros' 'ErOotionS'9dhotu
@R. MRc6. prid)arc, SauueTeIn.
8eIeaenbett sur &apttaI AnIa1e
6u fJolQ, Der QrObsu Tatragt u3a GtIo Gtqen
,rit. Snpofb,fsn ouf G3runetudc ais Si5r5sIt pICO
biee GtitQi5dt cine tsrnsrt 4usGab. 6on Sov OOO "
tiuo,iahlt.r 4tttu jUm 9Tslle Uou $4,000 pro etns
tbtiI beraHfalt,u. groJtEt SlElsH' palela9EH2
lablbor, tpsroen earoutrt.
HP. N3eS. prfdjare.
(Tstbr9,1S 9snerG.'VloEaasT.
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RapmaD's &eao1 8eIicf
rersdtafTt infort SsmScrmuo.

HRr RosH5m,r,,u (o5 fraHIbafts cocr r:ro6ia,
Subni5mtrS,u. R,uvoI0is. &bcumati;mu5, S;ysn'
f6us, s6msrI,H uno 5dmatt i'm &udtn otH
Rutarat rO,r ben Ii,rsn. Sam,rJcu in Der Gags
b,r q,bsr, @rutftGsGHtiuuouu Dtsnt= SdiU'uuna
otn uno 6dmtr,m aacr Nrt piro Die Nnloena
ou-o rsu Ruopap's RsaOo 3,litf oforti9s 9inoe.
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s,s R2stns, Der GiHusDaOs OosE anOtrsn Grlitn
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Suanieu.

QonbDn, 25. Mai. - Cine &az
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fpanife 9ampfer nMartin Saen3" !"
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gei6eitert. Der 9ampfer Gotte cine
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am 16. 2tpril uno mar no4 9aOana
beitimmt.
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NaIarta tDBro TIT ietnen rerId1icocIen
SSnrmen Rurfrt llno pcrDtnOert.

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-21

MR.. CHARLES BUCHET, Director de Ia
. Farmaeia Central de Fraucia", Paris,
eertiEca
s'Que habiendo aDaIizado ell aqua de Flo
rida preparada por ell Lcdo. D. A. Oervoni,
Arroyo, Puerto Rico. resulta contener un
cinco por ciento de aceites esencales puros
comprobado por diyersos procedimientos.
Ademas los examenes cualitativos de lgs
esencias muestran que son de muy buena
calidad. -
El certidcado original de este analisis SO
halla en- poder de la administrator de LA
DEMooRAoIA, que puede ensenarlo 6 quien
10 desee. Demuestra por 10 tanto este re-
sultado obtenido por el laboratorio del raejor
establecimiento farmaceutico dc Francia,
que exception del Aqua Florida Murra.
Lamman, no hay otra despues de la nues-
ira que contenga igual cantidad de esen-
cias. Esto unio al limitadfsimo precio q
one SO vende hoy este artfeulo en- la isla, ha-
ce que nuestra Aqua de Florida merezca la
preferencia que Sc lie va recorociendo en- to-
do ell pafs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-21
TALLER |MECAlVIC0
C48-nIR 20 6e8.4H
ANGUER As&aCO.

Montado todos los suf
ciente para deempenar oda case de haas de
neral especamene la construction de de MADEIRA
ampoer contando para clio buenas exsenca de made
ras, tanto del pals como exaangeras
Adsmas de gran yarieda de pua pesanas portones
este Taller confecionan, hay surtdo de oas
de dyersas formas tabtas aas para esana ba
ases toda case de- trabajos de tamb6n de
odaos sal0nes aaados elegantes oras ibujos
Al oo5eo de- pssaF mayor aodsd o 4ass De
pen cpres, g. 6 con unera chanfan, todas formas
tanaos, de las cuae de tabonclos hay tamb6n
dicho Taller abundante variado surido
Los aDaos Muesrario, proceentes del referido
Taller xisten los res uceores de Tnay
de la Capital tesmonio p1bco de los adeantos de la per-
fecci6n gusto que absan los Sres Anguera 6 Ce
Inn Ponce Julio II de 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-21
vENTL 0E DOS FINCAs De CAFE
EN- PATILLAS

Sc venden dos fincas en- Patillas
Una de elias, compuesta de 30 cuerdss de
terreno, de llano sobre alto; de elias IL
sembradas de cafe en- plena production; de
8 cuerdas cafe de afios; ell resto apro
pisdo para continuar las siembras de. cafe
por ser monte y maleza, con siembras de
guabas
La otr0, de SO & 20 cuerdas de llano so
bre alto. Con IL 18 cuerdas de cafe Ell.
plena production algtin cafe nuevo el
resto de pastos propios para ganado; esta
6nca tiene casa habitaei6n
Hay la ventaia para 81 que sdquiera es
tss dos fncss, de que puede hacer de elias
una sola ex xsenderla &f&cilmente, adqui-
riendo los predios colindantes.
Irformsrd en- Arroyo,
Jose Maria .PadiZlG.
Arroyo, 10 Julio 1896.