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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-02-14

T l. A S T T III d
great, the decisive,
day dawned, and
long before the
for the con-
cert the hall OF
Eden was filled TO
overlooking. ITO
name! Tiomane!
singular name
seemed to have a
charm in itself. The
audience chartered
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-02-14

as only an eXcitable Partisan audience
can chatter. Each one furnished his
quota of information with regard to the
new star which had risen in the musical
armament. The pupil of the celebrated
Desgoffes was a great artisan artist
that appears, perhaps, only once In a
century.
The musicians take their places.
There is a silence that can be felt
profound, almost oppressive. A door
opens. All the ~lorgnettes are directed
to he stage. A murmur runs through
the hall, TT is she! 1t is Tiomane!'
Clad in her robe of white cashmere
the traditional robe of Marguerlte-the
young debutante advances-very pale,
trembling. The audience, predisposed
In her favor, thinks her very beautiful
and very distingue, with her tall, grace
full figure and her wealth Of blonde hair
falling in heavy braids on her shapelys
shoulders. 1t Is the ideal face of the
role, Of a noble and harmonious beauty,
sparkling with youth and freshness.
She has reached the f%ootlights. She is
indeed charming in her modest grace,
and a low murmur Of admiration runs
through the aristocratic, critical auGi-'
ence.
Her eyes are turned eagerly to the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14
New Buildings.

The following Blackfoot parties are
interested In building this spring:
G. w. Benjamin. two-story stone
building on Bridge street.
John Montgomery-a business build
ing on Main street.
John Downing-a cottage residence
on Asylum Avenue.
Dan Raymond-a cottage residence
on corner Of University and Pacific
streets.
Mrs. Baird-a stone residence in
Danilson addition.
Bill Rogers is collecting material fol
a residence building on lots recent,
bought Ia the Booth block.
Bert Pierce is building cottage res
idence In the southern part of town.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14

McKinleys Ohio financial platform
adopted at the convention Wednesday,
mas the same old deceptive thorns hid
In the bouquet. Its bimetallism prom
ises are as false to true silver interests
as were the pretensions Of the false and
tickle Delilah.
DIR. Hicks jerked the weather clerk
from under cover Friday, and told Just
how the weather would be. If Black
foot had political prophet half as
good as DIR. Hicks Is a weather prophet,
he would be "a daisy"
Cyrus Hawley OF Fremont county, but
late OF Butte, Montana, came to untime-
ly death in that city one night last
week. He had been drinking heavily
and was thrust out of hotel A few
minutes later he was found to be in a
dying condition, and was taken to a
hospital where he soon died from alco-
holism. His remains were brought back
and laid 10 rest in the family burying
ground in Fremont county.
Mr.. Bunting is home again from
Boise City. He brings encouraging
news from his Viola mines near that
city. Development work has gone far
enough to satisfy him that the Viola is
valuable property, and that he was for
tlnate in his investment.
MIR. Bunting is very conservative in
what he has to say about the property,
but outside information from Boise en-.
courages the belief that his investment
In this particular property is the bes,
made in the State In many months. AL
Blackfoot Is proud Of the good fortune
which has come 10 one OF its most
worthy citizens.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14
Respect the Stomach

Few people do have proper respect
for the stomach. II a thing taste good"
and Is not SO hot or so cold as to be
painful to the mouth or throat, it is
swallowed by too many people regard
less OF consequences.
Do not give the stomach food that
will irritate IL or retard IL In the per-
formance Of its natural functions, or it
will retaliate Ia way that is decidedly
unpleasant. a headache, a slump, or
'.heavy feeling" in the stomach, and
irritations OF the skin, are mostly symp-
toms OF digestion resulting from un-
wholesome food.
Alum baking powders are responsible
for the larger part of this unwhdlesome
food, for Il is fact well recognized by
physicians that alum renders food indi.
pestible and unwholesome.
The danger to health from this cause
Is so imminent that it behoves every
one TO adopt precautionary measures te
keep alum baking powders, which are
now so numerous, from the kitchen
stores. 1t will be found that those pow
ders sold at lower price than Roya
are almost invariably made from alum
and therefore of inferior quality ant
dangerous TO health.
The safer way is to look for the well
known red-and-yellow label of tn,
Royal Baking Powder. That is certain
TO cover power free from alum. Th'
| Royal is made of cream of tartar,
pure, wholesome fruit acid derive,
from grapes. 1t is renowned for addinl
anti-dyspeptic qualities to the food, a
we'll as for making finer and better food
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14
Bfackfoof Land Office.

The following shows, in part, the
business transacted in this Office within
the past two years and eight months:
Homestead entries, 1920.
Desert entries, 332.
Cash sales. lSe.
Homestead proofs, 44i.
Desert Proofs, 1877.
Timber proofs, IA
Pocatello lots sold, 80.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14

A genius has invented a contrivance
which he calls stack catcher for BIZ
cycles. When pneumatic tire picks
up tack the tack does not penetrate
very deeply at first, but is forced rather
into the fabric with every revolution
of the wheel, until the inner tube is
punctured. The device to prevent this
consists Of curved, comb-like piece
OF metal, armed with pointed teeth
and extending backward from the sur
face OF the tire. The teeth are in
tended to engage with the tack as soon
as II enters the tire and extract it.
Work on the government canal is
progressing. 1t is giving work to quite
a force already.
"Mine are ten cent hensln said a
rancher the other day. s'They only lay
when eggs are ten cents Dozen"
Mr.. Carter, Chairman Of the Republi-
can National Committee, will call the
st. Louis Convention to order, and, il
true to his vow, may sound the bugle
blast which viii call up the Western
silver men for the march outward,
should they fail to get the recognition
which they are claiming this far in ad.
vance Of the convention. Mr.. Carter
has the opportunity for the first speech,
the first say; now will he say it.
The greatest difficulties are alway,
found where we are not looking for then
Home lard at Bulls, no tallow mix
ture, only 10 cents per pound.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14
Hon. j. ". Eden.

Hon. ]. w. Eden, Union Pacific at
torney at Pocatello, win resign and
leave Idaho about the irst Of May. He
will locate and practice in Los Angeles,
California.
Mr.. Eden has been recognized as a
leading attorney in Idaho for several
years, and his removal will be loss 10
the profession In the State.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14
New Lumber Yard.

To meet the growing demands of the
town and country, John Dudley has
opened a new lumber yard in Blackfoot.
He is, this week, in receipt of three or
four car loads OF choice lumber and has
others on the road to arrive next week.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14
a Fine Programme.

A fine programme has been arranged
by Ed Kiefer, for the concert at the
Methodist Church on next Monday
evening. Miss Clara Siebold new
arrival in Blackfoot, win sing in several
numbers, one Of which will be duett
with Mr.. Kiefer; they viii sing German
words. The following is the program :
PART Yrpsr.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14
rBE NEWs CONDENSED.


NJ ties left out
sos. nd ]. Kiesai, OF Ogden, was
Il Grose City Thursday.
,,.bo Immigration convention April
1 wcnies TO be a success.
a.As hsa ten delegates In Congress
,,s.r ,srriioriai days, and 1--WE Of them
~ $50 terms each.
u.Ao city had 10 inches Of snow fall
u Friday, in 81 hours
NJ haley branch trains missed one
,,o runs last week on account Of
xs triisA
luxnd The musical entertainment
q rnaay evening Al ". y. Church.
Frna yogler made q hying business
y y Dubois Tuesday.
Ne Sage driver ON the Blaektoot a
aaas lIsa, reports two feet of snow
sArsn
N Forler and daughters from Cor
nx. Utah, arc visiting Blackiooi,
r~z q Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Wheeler.
lzxzey Dietrich attended cassia
smiy eoars nrss Of the week.
hlsass had q blizzard this week,
nl sneuiall oi more than one foot.
Or Blaektoos p.ople should hear
s-ssaioa, tho evangelist, al Pocaiello
sfi sssk.
tsasarl and Mrs. Hannafora 20 Eas.
ss~yvw nosning.
d. asA Mrs- Glvons, and sons will
sa w@s from Baltimore in June.
Dc sill 40 dirvct 10 California
inwuey Z. s Whittier and ia Clay.
maas up tron Pocaselio Thursday
fzraea
sxssa Ia liia DON not depend on
hL Il b reached quicker BY Tho road
ssask
hlr r. Gallagher, late Of Pocaieilo.
ssscssed quite slck In Washington.
be
saai@ Rocky Rounds came down
sn 'As Fails Friday morning oa land
tssam4
NJ. Arthur q. Whittier went 10 an
lRA tsCc;lHg in North Idaho last
mE
IA soahiy 10 cxpocsIng sixiy fam.
A@ 'tpm lowa 10 suiilc within liz bcr-
srias spring and summer.
Assis Kiesur has his business we'll.
ssaad sw court next Monday.
= snllIionalru evangelist Crl,,en,on
Y sola . series Of meetings In Poca-
saa ssK, wcsk.
m s'androd win visit friends IN
aks'ooss icw days during the judgc's
WIN q coart next week.
ne little folks, whose illness was
1asaaaed In THE NEWS last week,
~ a'l gotten beyond che danger
Ni and are convalcsclng nicely.
Aie kchoe, Of American Falls, !.
ai'as her sister, Mrs. Charles Hart
eRackiooi
me Morelani dramatic club" will
Na performance ., the opera house,
'ASsiooi, next Wednesday evening.
iae total vote Of the state In 1891
governor, was 2i,5pI. II will b
a'e 'Aan that this year by 1900.
ne Junior Class In Singing vii
~ regularly at 40. each Monda,
t'rnoon.
'ae bi.me,allic party Of californii
a'an Morgan Of Alabama for Presi
and Allen ef Nebraska for Vice
'fesident.
IN IN understood that Attorneys J. *
. a and Jim Hawley will defens
.sins In his trial next week for muir
A'sscuri has q financicr who goes
Y 0eyond the EXTREMIST silycritc
IN favor of gold, silver, nickel
kriei.G o oe
\. ..graphic news from Washington
~, Known the settlement OF tn
|ras-,e rsauelan troubles by Presiden
~ V'and and Lord Salisbury. Eng
:" comes TO time.
l.la ae'e will BIO a meeting Of tho share
c.ss OF the Hard Scrabble Ditcl
u 'pany, at the Express oflicc, satur
,,u ,suscning, March Ilth, at 5 O'Clock
"i attendance Is desired.
GM
gs,y 10y three months TO the Nations
Rsrs.V rsV'ican convention at ST. Louii
~ y. candidates have declared then
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14
Eor Rent or Sale.

A new 4-room cottage residence il
Elmwood addition. Apply to
DIR. BEHLE.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14

NOTICE. The Idaho Canal Company
will not be responsible for
payment for any supplies or labor furn-
ished on the construction of its canal
work unless upon written order sign
ed by Grant II. Nickerson, Engineer.
BY order of l.. L. HALL, President.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22

rsudose de estas harribes maquinacones, Sc
espante por solo llevar Ell pombre de Csrva
ian.
-EstA oco.-murmur6 el alcalde, dirigi6a
dose Tondeur
El Yiejo lie miro unos instantes de arfiba
abaio, J pronto lanZarse sobre 6i. af did
-Fuera do aquf monetrno. Tu obieto 90
ta cumolido. Me has roba 10 la frtuua.
pretendes rob-rine ell h3aof; va 10 queds
mas que mi lnvencion. -; pefo esa no cae
d en- tus manos.
7 frenetico corri6 la mesa de trabaio.
desgarr6 todos los pianos, y las pisote6 lue-
go.
En- segnida, armSndose con un pssqdo mar
tiilo, riendo como IN iuseusato SO precipit6
g. bre Ell horno, y grandes golpes pretendfa
destruirlo 49,.
Csrvajsn, exasperado, qaiso contenerle
pero el vieio volvl6ndose a el. con los cabe
los erizados actitod amenazsdora, le gri-
to
- AtFSs miserable 81 das IN paso. te
splasto de an martillsz1
-iVive Dias....nc te teug3 miedol -dijo
a 50 vez ell alcslde, disponi6ndosa lnchar
En- aquel instante Sc abri6 la puerta did
paso Astooieta. que habf snbido traida
por las vnces
Padre mio- l-dijo al Serie en- aQuel
Ell anciapo Sc dejo abrazar de ella: no opu-
SO resisteDcia para que le arrabatase ell mar
tillo. y con yoz ahogada murmur6 n
Que Sc vaya ese hombre =. Ne knata su
preseu ain.
Laejoven se volsio haeia Carvaja9, dici6n
dole con dnlee acento:
mi padre le rueg q ustsd que - vaya.
& 1kaI yerl0 inm6yiI, cambiando subitanen
te dh tono, le seiialo Ia puerta con un in Sc
rloso gesto, exclamando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22

e ara 6a-bs .aao', eD \ mi>a lager don
de infigf ls sfreuta, pedire gracias de rodi
llss para saivsr ri pobrc hijo -
Delat te de su enemigo vencido, suplicante
y lloroso, Carvsjsn estuvo M momeuto du.
dando. Al yer correr las Iagrimss por las
mejlllas de Honorato, pensaba:
Hello shi auiqqiadc mis- pies Ell en-
sveno de toda mi vida sc realizs; y soy f.
liz
Y. sin embargo. en- yano pretendia epgs
Garse ssi propi". Extrsna amargara inVa
dia su aeiCAo no pu9iepdo resIstir Ia in
duencis que sobre &, eiercia 10 humilde scti
tud del auciaGo, di6 media vuelta, Y SO apar
t6 murmuraDdo:
-Es fcdtil; COZ usted y con su hijo 10 SO
.puede confar en- nada. lie tei 20 a nsted
cogido, y no he de soltarle- listed comenz6
Ia luchs, que 20 ms hays defendido es natu
raj, qua me prepo3ga inntiliz tFle en- abso
lnto 10 es mas todsvfa. En- aqnela 6poca
usted tenia fortuna consideracioa, Que le
sirvieron para herirme sin piedad: re lego
Ia vez, es justo que saldemos todas nues
trss cuentas.
Estas palabras impregnadas de oaio Y de
desprccio, traStornarou cl cerebro de Homo
ratio. P esa de un terrible Vertigo, miro
con extravio al hombre sin corsz6n que tan
to le maltrsttha
-iHsy uaa ProyideEciai grit6 cor voz
enronquecida. -Eres implacat le para mi hi
II; tieues uAo indigno de II, porGus ca uu
hombre honrsdo, y 81 SO encsrgara de casti
garte.
lPor que me dice listed esol-exclsmo
Carvajan, ebrio de cdlera lleno de sobre-
salto.
IAhl Ahl Mis- enemigos mismos me ven
gafAl. ST 81 hijo es IN hnmhre de bien.
~ nna VIZ hay5 de IL casa patcrua q va goa
zado, esto volvera q suceder cuando snte-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22
i Fuera de aouf /

El alcalde T,pd eur, snbyng ldos = n
pesar, bajaron Il ese. lera salieron.
E1tonees Antonieta oblig6 a seutarse su
padre. Sc arEodi!6 sus pies, cutri6 de bases
eus heiadas manos. rjng6 ell sudor que l.
inuF daba la frente liena de aDgustia ge
mia
Padre pio soy 20 -; vuelye en-
til Pspa mframe NE das mie1o
I'll onorato sbrio los oios, reconoei6 a gu
hfis Ell llanto oorrio por sus mejiIlas, Y
cruzando las mauos como quien implors,
Gijo:
iHijai---.iarg gel Mol J. lperd6namei
TIE acusaba te juzgsba NAL =.
Cay6 hscia atras, y perdi6 Ell conoeimiento
R1moT de pasos reson6 en- la csc alera, ell
sef1or de Oroix- Mesnil entro en- Ia estancia
-iAntonietal. -exclamo
lie esperaha usted -repuso ella
con acento de conviction
-iDios mioi sHahFe llegado tsrde9
No; por desgraeis. au nos queda uau
cho que sufsir. Ayhdeme listed q conducir
a papa a su cuarto.
Los dos joveres incorporaron al aueiano
que sc quejaba como IN nifl9. fernando
ldsnbre ccrteio, bajsTon la escslera do pie
dra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22
Goncen trado

s n7nlsIvos, que eran tn1 d. los sfntomss
3e Il Of .csi6a tars bral.
FfescrIhlo slIapism )s uaa ao'ioaci6D de
sangulluflas, q IL base del ca &neo. ii Ia CON
gestiou aumeutaba. No ocnlt6 Ia qrayed ID
del easo, prometi6 volver en- las Drimaras
horas del dia siguiente
La Joven paso en compsffa del haf6n Is
yelada mas cruel de su vida, la eahacera
del ebf7rmo. En- ell siencio de la alcoba. Ia
eesplrselon res entfecortada del marques ? sus
Lfases lncoht rentea resonaban ligubrenenta
Sentada iuDto la mesa, sohre Ia cnal nna
lampara difnndia debil claridad a tray6. de
ia bomba de cristal rsspado, miraba con ca
rlno al amigo leal. que acudi6 no bien enno
Ia oeSgrscla que la h. bfa ocurrido
Los dos callahan
Antonleta aniqnilada moral material
menfe, SOLO lucu braha tres ideas T,da 81,
atenelon La coacretsba en- aquel pobre hom
gre, oeirante fsbril. en- Ell recuerdo de
81 nefmano, cnyo peligro era men inme-
diAto, pero mneho mas grave
lSae trlste calvario debia recorrer, cuan
'esaoa era 10 cruz que Ia abrumaba! Ape
hss tenIa fuerzas para sostenerse en- ni6. 90.
mo 81 dentro de la caht "a tnviera ma hala
le piomo, sentiA espantosa pesantez. hn
nlera dado un afIo de vida nor nosar ilorsr
pero sus o19s secoss hundidos On las 6rh;tas
como 81 eLesfnerzo del pensan,ientosla atra
]era, brlllabau de desesperacj6n en- nad;o A.
dos cfrcuos yiolados. eo ue
A las diez ell vieio Bernardo entr6 con !.
so cauteloso, y les avis6 que estsba serv;5s
"a ~ ce1a. Antonieta SO Deg6 bs Jar a. come
Ao.. asa = lusIza oe supllass, Cook Mssril L
- aneo l,s - pIomssa de tomar m POGO de 80
pa all mlsmo. hsci61dola var Qua na hsh;av, -
% 9 nido d. d por In maf1sna ora ,,n,r 1.s 81
cii Il faltsse la eneIgfa rrcesari. m "a
81 padre. P1As su'uaf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22
UnguentO Derm6qenol

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por ell UNGUENTo DERMoGENo IN
las Hagas 9sEeasadstras, issanetes, p;-
cadssras de DsosQ1stfos lepra afrtca1a,
sa6GSones, skefaDtiasfs twnsores, ds
cstGlgssSsv 6yOcsds~cta, ySI0safssDso, ssi-
esSas, kegfGas dS est11Iqssfsy ayss.a, pa
5sGd5sos &:s, 10 demuestran las infnI-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
&c uso que de dicho especifco So
h2ce.
Dep6sito: FsSA@aciS Central de ]
Eerrcr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22

Les ;safyascr5tos ws6dscos cisss5asse
&AN q EeIt : 44IAV
PONCE R- r.

11.S s5S} F1kSLF 100 sSeI%SSISs s<cs c<F1oEs' =
ca4s eieycicio SO este csssdtzd.
Certifcan: gus nan oomprobado ys en- IS
oykcsi6s ofci&I, VA en Ia, particular; durante
+ ay,2dancis varloiosa Esinante en assa c's7-
lad. il ofcscis inecatsstsbie del vixus
qac11ne yrocadents del Lrstitu+o Gs Yacv
q.olSn de- don Santiago 5sijo instalado g
Avsciso bato su diTeacIoD.-ni.i2ss qiss q
aho gaEox Eeiec tlss;:~<.s ds III oopele0zrd.
t3esenfdo ass.z&aaiio, h& ooz&gsgri6o pesf9c-
sgnu&7 II Tsigal tss los I4ztltu5os EuYcpaoe
10 IN ;1do!a, &, ag.i5ivo de aGuel v{r1s PFC
GiSe}fsr, la u vtY5aia h&ssg q extreme IL
oader sssGurar atarrar los cue suacri5en,
gns er1 es@s ocIissi5u ha prcdueido ta1 fs-
,fcas rasuLtadoa ? ba obtanido tsn .isonte'cs
stisfaakor'n brillsute Gxitc, que % har
-orsaguid1 ecu an empLeo 7 propagation q
,xteysninio ds Il vi.Tsela qua atsrroEl%&z's :
lAazzezbs .1a54 n05jsai5a cSsca haee 9iaz :
.rhs .asges. no ya2ilsado pos enta ios in~
tsascy;toa 81 publican 20 taa sole P0f Hl:~
1io d Ie Y,css>nse sino ane tarao16n poE IL
orensa peri6dica dsl pals se~ nscssar1o--
rus Is linfa Tacura extrai3a de- Ia beTn9~a
.fel pTaastaao Instisgto IS superior y preIe
ribje sod2e las Ie.25s Esadas ac IN isis, 10
cluso Ia de ISouGreR, y que estad1etios @3esn0G
70 dado ns5ox nlas rssUEGsdo, hasta 81 ex-
eraraa De habex conseguldo Ia Fssstt@AGcsoa
rGesfs=I en- an noventS per c:e1tso. para
Gus oo1lsso = yaigs a0nde cgGye8tr pT1Giart
( doa San5isgo 6aiio eapido Is preSente Ok
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22

peSprfs one cen6. Il ta On volvi6 jan
to ella. y pr. te do su- traeria rus medl-
taclunes, habland0ls en vCz muy baJa, sln
pensar que era in1til esta pretensi6n, perqus
las palabras herfan los ofdos del eE fermo,
pero 60 despertaban el eco mas ligero en- 81
espfritu.
La frfa calms de la seforita de Clsirefont
asustaba AL joven que hubisra pr,f-rido yer
Ia exaltsda: raZouaba con una frialdat
az iucldez admirables; no abrigabs ulrgn-
ma esperaf "a; ella poisma provoc6 Ia CONVEX.
saclon, lrterro 6 sndo Croix Mesuil sobrs q
etecto q1e produjo en- ii p1blico Ia prIslon
ue su nermano, pues en- 81 rincon doDds Vi
wan era impossible que SO supiese 10 que &c
pensaba y SO decfa en- ell exterior.
louas ems nC ticias estsban limitsdas as
que su tia Isabel escribio On su brevs calts.
ZERO Croix- Mesnil no podia decir ms que
10 que era fublico; 81 supo la desgrsoiss spof
ei Coatrraer de u Enre, que un ofcisl amigo
suyo le iieY6, en- cuyo peri6dico sc eoLta,
ban los detalles del asesinato de Ia prisi6n
Gel presunto criminal
:. Ian proato como obtuvo de sus j fes ms
hcehcla para auSeDtaiss per veinucuatFs
noFas, emprendi6 ls Marcia, en- Ia eapliSs
otFos varlos periodicos le pusieron al corrisH'
te del gro tornado por Ia opinion p6blkS,
De nabian tornado dos bsndos; ell nno u.
soranie, el ctro oontrario Roberto. Foa
ce gracia, este era n as numeroso que ei pI.
neIo, eIecto de la passion politics, Que IT
DO pcco en- el asunto
Los periodicos radicales deolamabsn cen
ira los .nstintos sapgninarjos de sq0eilos
u,timos representatives del feudalismo qas
: un SO consideraban duefios de sserlheSf
nonra Ia vida de los proletarics
Shassevent, llamado por ellos ''Venerse~
aEciano. y "honrado etreron, le rsves',s,1 ,,A
eon las Iormas de un padre loco de psnss wv
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JORGE ouNEr
EL GRAN MARGAL
TRkDUocIoN DE J. DE LA oERDA
CAPITULO TX
(Contint1
3l-il Q he 1895

OaIvajan, con los brszos cruzsdoG, estaba
impasible. SonreiA gozozo, mnrmuro con
aceuto cruel:
-lHola, hofal IParecSqu hemos variado
de tonol M Haes an instsnte todo erau in
sultos, ahora todo son lsgrimas. Que
oobardia, y cuapta necedadl -. sPor ventu
re-, soy 20 IN amigo dispuesto hacer up fa
VoI9
-Selor Oarvajsu, me arrepiento de mi
pasada coBdueta
-gPero piensa usted borrar sus ultrajes
per medic de palabrasg ~.
AtTajo nj anciano por M brszo, le llev6
jnpto a una veutsns, yserslsndose el rostro
donde la blanca cicatriz subsistia indelebl0,
prosigui6:
--Aqui esta, esta es; a1n existe Ia huells
del ultraje. Y shf fueTa en- ese mismo pa
ito, fue donde me atropell6 brutalmente IN
otgnlo que desdica mucho de ests hnmldad
de Eblra
-Paes bien -exclamo con exaltacion u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22
Espec1ico Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especifco desaparecen los bar
-os Is picaz6n que producen las erup-
3iones en- 81 cuerpo. e el verdadero f'qui
ta-doIor. Sc usa an fricciones ae apli
30 an oche1 t.. ca1oa aist;rtos.
V6ndege on Ju4na -Diaz -barrio de Hate
puerco-casa del invoetor eolau1enta.
Mayo 4, 1897 A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22
ARA OARRETERAS

Sc vessde cass sssitGd ds ss@ 0Gl0r, ssssa nse
gNsea sgstsssadoyG de psedTa n:ss:ssda pGTG ca
fysteTas, con sa cGIdesa y deRs0s p6ssGs, ess
s4y ossrss estGd0 y ns0ftsssste ds sepssesto,
kl esse Ia :ssteTess psees tzsTsgsTss & Sos: 30
5eYse Gssha0s, sss sssa css:asts.
pcNGe. Es5ggyo II d6 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22

Las horas que signieIon faeron esnanto-
sas. Oroix Mesnil SO multiplieabs. h.cfa
vanos esfuerzos para tranquilis4r Antonie
Ia sobre la gravedad del estsdo de su padre
FL doctor Margueron pafti6 aqaella mana
na para eelebrar una consulta en- IN pueblo
clio algo lsjano, J no volvi6 hasta las siet.
de II tsrda. E.cns tr6 ~ m ran6s axtrerna =
danslte lfsn.eto. y caussa lad ia .iar d de
Ia cara afectado por ciartos movimientos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-22
1O -
INTERNATIONAL
PoRT-AU-PRINoE.-HAIT1

El propietario que auscribe ofrece las CO
modas ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriqueaos eztran :
gsros de- tranaito astadfa fla en- Haiti.
En- el establecimiento 80 habla ingles,
frances, espanol & italiano. Trato culto; ser
vieio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- ell aristocratico cam
po de Thor (Bizot6nl para los pasageros
enfermos que serSn tratados cen esmsrads
solicitud.
r GONZALO MARIN
Enero % de 1895.
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NAyoL HnRmAEos 4 90.
Bu9n ~ = 60 cio

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