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FERNANDO RSCOVAR

Doctor en- Medicina Cirujfa de las faculta-
des de PARIS, Real Universidad Litera-
ria de la HabaDa, Universidad PoDtif-
cia, E u. u. de Colombia, Z. U. U.
de Norte America, en- el colegio m6dico
Belwiu Hospital, < E U. u. de Vene
zuela, Elk Iospector de Saubridad P1hi-
ca de la Habsna, Ex Medico- -Directrv
del Asilo Nacioual de Enagenad1s 70
Caracas, etc, ETC., etc.
Tiene ell honor de ofrecer sus SER cifs
pdblico de esta ciudad en- su pr rs q
general como Medico Cirujauo, r,is+ ++'.t-
cialidad en- las Intermediates rrf, -
genito urinario de las sefloros y = H. l' a
bres.
En- las sen lras euracion radicri 10 - czf-
de- descenso del 1sero, PROHIBIT n O IN
absolute el uso del pesario.
Curacion completa de los Pfl'pc~. Il c.'as
y fujos cronicos uterinos y - -. C'-
racion de la esterilidad poI - & estee-
chez del lcrello del utero.
En- los hombres Curaci6 c'42ls,fs da
Ia espermatorrea, impotence senI,idsf.
afecciones postAticas, ca'cnlos 4, =. its, s'.s-
norrea, fujos cr6nices, uretrals, cstat''a
de la vejiga, etc, ETC.
Curacion radical en- diez dfas. IL lss -
trecheses uretrales, sin operaciot tcftsn1e.
Garantiza toda curaci6n on esta csI Ieeiasida !.
Horas de consulta de a II a. N . )
p N.
Gale de Ia Marina n1mero q Allt'gna
casa donde estuvo la Comandancia II ihiar
Ponce, Diciembre % de 1926
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Rsmitido por don V. NJ O., de
Yauco, por las sefioritas Lebron y
ApOnte. 81
Remitido por don Simplicio J.
Oordero. de Morovis, por varios,
segdn relacion .......... 500
Remitido por don Antonio Flo
res, de Aibonito, por yarios, segdn
relaci6n II 90
Entregado por don Pedro Tapia,
de Coamo en- esta redaccion -. so
Rsmitido por don Ezaquiel Iris
tani, de Juana- -Dfaz ~ 90
Remitido por don Joaquin Iris
tani, &c Juana Disz .. LOO
Rsmiti6o por don EDri1ue Iris
tani, de Juana DiaZ .... LOO
Remitido por don Ramon VSz-
queZ, de Juana Dfaz. so
Remitido por don Estanislao Var
gas 100
Remitido por don Justo German
Gomez, de Utuado do 100
Remitido por don Pedro Au-
ffant, de Ponce, recogido entire va
rios amigos % 90
Total. S 244 10
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SUOCRICIOU IZCOA
Cautidades recibidas en- el mes de Diciem
bre Il!timo:

Suma anterior ... 5 159 81
Rsmitido por D. Dionisio Coma
lez, de Qlebradillas, en- sellos de CO.
rr6O. oA
Entregado por D. Luis Meroado,
de Adjuntas, suscrici6n realizada
entire varios ....... ..... 90
Rsmiti1o por don Caledonia Mar
tiuez. de Lares, en- pesos mejicanos,
suscricion realizada entire varios,
segdn nota .................... a5 90
Rsmitido por un mason, de La
las en- seilos de correo .. SO
Rsmitido por don Juan Lopez,
de Humacao, recogido entire va
rios obrsros de allf 95 sellos dc q
. centavos y 95 de q centavo... 285
Remitido por don Pablo Herman
dez, de Oayey, ssllos de cts. 81
Eatregado por don j. FL.
Lindo. Z de Ponce .......... leo
Remitido por don Juan Palmieri,
de San German ............. -. 0O
Remitido por IN amigo, de San
German ....... loo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-10
ENCUENTRO EN- ANTILLA.

El general Garcia Navarro dice que lego
( Potrero Autilla cuando ell destaeamento
estaba rodeado por las llamas, defend6ndo-
so con notable bizarrfa teniendo cnatro he
ridos ademl5 del sefior Hornedo, hijo y 80
brino. Ell enemigo hugo al acercarse la
guerrilla, pero el general Navarro siguio y
me assguran SO oyen fuertes descargas ha-
cis aquella parte delante del fuerte.
Hsn deiadO varios muertos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-10
EXCMO AYUNT AMIENTO
DE LA
CIUDAD PONCE
PTeSidencid
AL PUBLIOO
Presidential

II ,biendo aDarooido pubioado pr prime
IA vez Ell ia Gaoets O1aaaL el dis del ac-
tual el edtcto sCbre 81 remate de acopio de
pedra triturai3 para ell entreteuimiento de
las GALES de Ia poblscion la Playa duranJe
sl presaute aE0 cconomicO; Sc llevara i cabo
Ia subasta de refersncia en- esta Alcaidia el
diA l6 dsl oorriente las tres de la tarde, CD
virtud Ge no ser possible veriEcarse los dias
Is, H. 10. Por alaTse anunciadas otrss
subsstas para ell mismo dia y hors; hEcien.
do5e presente, que en- vista de haber acor
dado Ell Excelentisimo Ayuntamiento la re-
baja del p. 9 a toda contradiction presu-
puesta, con antigua moneda corriente, no se
admitiIan propoSiciones que excedan del Il
po de 3 986.17 moneda Provincial.
Lo que Sc haoe pdblico para conocimiento
general.
Habiendo aparecido publicado por prime
ra vez en- Ia Gaceta Official el dia del &C.
tual el edicto sobre el remate de las obras
de reparaciones en- IN trozO del canine
yecinal de Pouce Guayanilla y del puen
10 de MADEIRA sobre ell RIO Cauas, Sc lie
varA oabo la subasta de referencia en-
esta Acadia Ell dfa is del actual lss
tres en- punto de la tarde, por no ser Po.
sible yerifcarse los dfas : y IA, en- virtud
de hallarse anunciRdas otras subastas pars
dlchos dias la misma hora; haciendose
presents que en- vista de haber acordado o.
Exeeientisimo Ayantamiento la rebsJa de
op. : 4 toda contradiction presupuesta cor
u antigua moneda corriente, no he admit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-10
CREDITO Y AHORRO PONCERO
Av1so A Los sENoREs AooIoNIsTAs

ANISO A Los SENOhES ACOION1SIAS
Aprobado Ell bsla e general de 1895 arro-
iando IN benefoio de $6691.17, equivslente
al 9'44 por ciouto del capital y tempo in
vertido, deducido el 10 pIS para Fondo
de Reserva, Is Junta de Gobierno, autori
z4da por la general ha acordadn repartir IN
dividendo active de tres pesos por acct6n
Pero debiendo los se1ores accionistas. con
arreglo al 1Ttnlo 1rGnSitcrio de los Esta
tutos, reiutegrar dos q medic pes $ sobre los
s so pagados d. cada accion para que que
den constituidos en- ls. nueva moneda pro
Vincial, les seran entregados cincueDts cen
tavos por cada una, debieEdo concurrir COZ
tai objeto & Is Gaia de la Sociedad cual4uier
dia laborable de II de la manana y de
de la tarde.
Ponce, de Eeero de 1896.
El Director Gsreats,
We Be IT.. SALAZAR.
El Presidents,
FRANCISCO PARRA.
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ran propcsiciones que eX3edan del tipo de
424 81 m0ne7a provincial
L1 que sc hace pGblico para conocimiento
general.
Habiendo anarecido pnblicado por prime
ra vez en- Ia q IcstI OfetdI ell dfa 81 de Di
cienl bre Il ttm1 ell remate de varias canteras
de piedra calza, So llevaIA & cabo la subas
ia de re fereucia on esta Acadia el dia 90
del actual las 81 de Ia tardo, fecha en- que
vence el plazo de 30 dfas porque ae anun
cisra, haceudose prosecute que en- vlrtud de
haber acordsdo el EXcelentfsimo AyuntS
miento la rebaja. del p & toda contrata-
ci6u plesupuests con la antigua moneds CO
rriente, 10 Sc admitiran proposiciones que
bajen dol tipo ds $47 so moneda Provin
cial
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para conocimiento
general.
II .biendo aparecido publicado por prime
ra vez en- la Gaceta Official el dfa 81 de Di-
ciemb-e 1ltimo ell edicto del remate del ar
bitrio de plumas de egua agusda de los
buques del barrio Playa, durante ell corrieu-
te 8 n econ0mico, 50 llevarA cabo la su-
basta de refereneia en- esta Alcaldfa el IA
del actual 8 las tres en- pupto dc Ia tarde,
fecha en- que veuce Ell plazo de ounce dfas
porque SO anunciara, haciSndose presente
que en- virtud de haber acordsdo ell Exec
lentfsimo Ayuntamiento la rebaj, del p.S
a toda contradiction presupuesta, con la anti
qua moneda corriente, no Sc admitirSn pro
posiciones que no bajen del tipo de 2, $50
moneda Provincial.
Lo que Sc hace p6blico para couocimieuto
general.
. Ponce, Z de Enero do 1896. Ell A'calde,
Juan J.,SS PotottS 2-3
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PROVINCIAL DE MATANZ ZAS

El general en- jefe comunica desde Colon,
la Oapitania General, los siguientes he
chos de srmas ocurridos en- las Villas
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PROVINCIAL DE SANTA CLARA
EN- MORDAZO

La columna del general Suarez Valdes,
lego 4 Mords 10 despu65 de batir la reta-
guardia de las partidas de los cabscilss
Maxine Gomez Antonio Maceo, quienes
abandonaron en- oil ingenio Amalia ciento
caeuenta caballOs.
d. 81 Liberal, de Madrid)
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CON MAXIMO GOMEZ.

La columna del battalion de Asturias, sos
tuvo combate con fuerzas de Maxine Go
mez, jugando Duestra artillerfa y causSndo
le baias; teuiendo el battalion de Asturias 5
ofcialss soldsdos heridos y dos muertos.
Ell enemigo tom6 direction de Palmillas.
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SIN NOTICIAS
D. El Liberal, de Madrid)

Tlm513l h h1bi11 e4t)5 dia5 en- los CEN
tros oh3ials3 notjcias relativas los acoiden
tes de- IL cam 3lfit en- la i5la de Cuba; nj en-
ell ministoCio do la Guerra, nj en- el de vi
Jramar puio averiguarse 81 estaban confr
mados por las autoridsdss de la Antilla los
inf1rmes POGO halegiefios trasmitidos aver
a NJ 4drid por los CORES ponsales
Ms pArecio, por el oontrario, observar
ell dlchos ceutros, una marcada tendsncia =
mae aceutusda ca esta OCCASION que otras We
cos-& buscar atsnuaciones para todos sqne-
Hos sucesos desagradables que rslatan los
peri6dcos de que no dan cuenta las auto
rdaIeS de Cubl, que tiene por conyenien
te OIL & )oierno sustrasr la publicdad algo
as como seguir ell sjemplc dsdo el dia ante
rior por ell seNor Canovas, al ocuparse del
dolJroso dessstre del potrero dc Minas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-10
EXPLORADOREs ENVUELTOs

U1 grupo explorador del destacamento dc
Jacau, Sc encontr6 con el enemigo y fue en-
vuelto, despu6s de tenaz resistencia foe
ron muertos siete individuos.
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RETO DE GOMEZ A LUQUE

liza circuad0 con insistencia en- Ia Haba-
ma un rumor relative Ia salida de la colum-
na del general LTque.
Segda este rumOr, que no eonsidero total
meute destituido de Fundamental, la salids
de cate general obedece IN reto del gene
yGLjStmo MaximO Gomez
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Acordado por este Excelentfsimo Ayunta.
miento la rebaja del 5 pS toda cotrata
cion presupuesta con la antigua moneda Co
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Sc dice que este ha escrito una earta Lu-
que, briDdAndole para un combate en- San
Juan de las Yeras
inmediatamente ha marchado en- aque-
la direction 81 general con la columna
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EN- VOLADORAS

Ell Coronel Hernandez tuvo tambi6n fue
20 en- " VoladOras -.
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De La Correspondenacia
A consscuencia de las heridas que recibit
en- la sccion del Nal TEMPO, hs fallecido e
distiuguido teniente de Trevino don JOSE
Rich.
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ran propcsicones que ex3edan del tipo de
5 1 424. 81 more1a provincial
L1 que Sc hace pGblico para conocimiento
general.
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Osmpos."
Lo que fuere sonarA.
AL PUBLICO. Ell dia 8 por la madru-
gads sc hs desaparecido una yegua de mi
propiedad, con las sefiales siguientes color
saino, careta y con tres patas blancas de 8
cuartas alzada Y de mucha andadurs.
FL que de rsz6n de su paradero en- casa
de don Jaime Rullan, sera generosamente
gratificado. Ponce, Euero de 1896 : Jose
ViLIam0r5n. 2-3
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Ha fallecido en- Puerto Principe, vfctima
de la erfermedad endemica, sl veterano mi
litar don jose Manzano Cnesta, comaudante
primer jefe del escuadr6n de Tetuan en-
aquella ciudad FL comandante Mauzano
su llegada aquella isla perdio un hijo, vic
tino de Ia misma enfermedad, deja en- la
Peninsula a Su yiuda v ocho hiios
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En- la tsbaquerfa de nuestro amigo Ca
bassa sc acaba de recibir las msguificas bre-
vas de la Habana marca HENRY Clay, que
tsnto solicitan los fumadores de gusto.
ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-10

Por estar interrumpido el cable de San
tiago de Cuba, los despachos que sc cruceD
desde esta Capital para la Habana, Estadoa
Unidos y Europa. Sc remitiran por la via de
Panama, sin alterar ell precio de tarifa.
Asf 10 anuncia Ia Oompaflfa del Gable.
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ARTURO APONTE RODRIGUEZ Ado
gGdo. Ofrece sus servicios profesionales
Gale del Amor n1mero 2, Ponce.
Pronto quedarAn terminndos los estudios
del ferrocarrii de Arecibo Lsres.
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Dicen de Maysglez que los tenedores de
papel del csnje tienen gran empefo en- salir
de 81 para no verse luego obligados tener
que ir canjearlos 10 Capital.
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OONVENIENCIA PUBLICA.-Quien de-
see yiajar hacia los pueblos de Guyana
COamno, Adjatastas y As6osstto "a en- carrua-
je, va en- caballos de silla, dirfjase al que
suscribe, calle de la Tore, esquina q la Rel
na. Modicidad en- precios, carruajes fuertee
y c6modos, caballerfas resistentes.
Ponce, Agosto de 1895.-JaSnse Bas.
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ltCARACOLEsn :. llCARACOLESll..
Los hay de venta en- ell Colmado "Las Ba-
leares", estap yivitas, son de los que la
nan viudas que son los mas ssbrosos.
Atocha 15 7-15.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. R. P. Burr Is sojourning at Paso
Robes Springs.
Governor Budd came up from Stock
ton yesterday afternoon.
]. B. Giffen is attending the Grand
Lodge Of the Knights of Pythias.
Miss Maud Thiele left yesterday for
Santa Rosa, where she will visit rela-
tives for few weeks
Speaker Lynch of the Assembly came
up from San Bernardino yesterday to
look after some land matters.
James McMiles left last night for
Boston, en- route with his wife to Ire
land, where they will remain three
months.
Cards are out for the marriage of Ell
wood 3. Croker, adopted son of Mrs.
Il. b. Crocker, to take place at Elmira,
n. Y, June 3D.. He will marry an FL
mira girl, a Miss Stee
Mrs. Mary f. Spencer of Marion. Ind,
who for the past seven months has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H K. Wallace of
this city, left for South Dakota last
evening to look after property affairs.
On her way thither she will stop over
for a few days in Seattle and Portland.
During her short stay in Sacramento
Mrs. Spencer made a host of friends
who regret that her visit here has
ended.
Levi Reed of King City, Monterey
County, is making his annual visit to
his daughter, Mrs. Edward Norton of
this city. Mr.. Reed is So years of age,
but as strong and nimble as the average
man of CO. He voted for William Henry
Harrison in 1910, for Benjamin Harri-
son in 1883, and will vote for McKin-
ley in 1896. Unless something unfor-
seen prevents, he will cast his ballot for
several more Republican Presidents
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Death of r1rS. e. p. Fipp.

The death of Mrs. Harriet NJ Figg,
relict of the late E. P. Figg, at Alameda
was announced yesterday. She leaves
two sons, Edward Figg, a resident of
this city, and Frank Mccormick of San
Francisco also a daughter, Susie L..
Figg. George Figg, another son, died
on Grand Island a couple of years ago.
Mrs. Figg was highly respected by
all who knew her, and her many friends
will regret to hear of her decease. She
was one of the pioneer women of this
city, and her husband, who was for
many years one of the prominent men
of this city, died a little over a year ago.
Mrs. Figg's death occurred at the
house Of Mr.. Mccormick. In Alameda,
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where she had been for couple Of
weeks. For while she seemed to be
improving, but second paralytic at
tack was too much for her enfeebled
condition. Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick
and their two children came to the city
last evening with the remains, as the
interment will take place here
Mrs. Ffgg was a woman of noble and
generous character, whose life was
given to good deeds. Her charities were
bestowed in an transformations manner,
but were known to many of her friends
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The French Socialists won victories
We're In sections that always have been
and always will be socialistic. They
are sections that always have been and
always will be revolutionary and tur-
Heaven direct, with the Angel Gabriel
as Premier, with all the host Of the City
of Peace as administrators of the re-
public, these socialist1c sections would
ever. They are disconnected because it
is their business to rail. to oppose and
denounce
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Danna Left Town.

George Danna, who on Saturday last
entered a plea of guilty to a charge of
Vagrancy, was yesterday morning SEN
fenced by Justice Davis to serve six
months in the County Jail. The SEN
tence was, however, suspended, and he
was given two hours in which to leave
the city. He took advantage Of the
suspension and left.
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The San Jose Herald" referring to
the proposition of the Populist Conven-
ton to abolish the Constitution in order
to paralyze the courts, declares that
the resolution moves in the right direc-
ton:
1t should be noted that the United
States is the only country that gives
its courts the power to annul the Acts
of the Legislature. Nothing can annul
an Act of Parliament but another Act,
yet Great Britain seems to get along
very well without any Supreme Court
to defeat the will of the people; and
other civilized nations have like ex-
perience.
But Great Britain has not a written
constitution, a charter Of grants and
limitations, and therein the distinc-
ton is. The Constitution is expressly
provided that there shall not be UNI
limited legislative power, since the au-
tocracy of majority is often the most
dangerous and remorseless tyranny. 1t
is very true that the courts are often
called upon to stand against what ap-
pears to be the will of the people. But
it is never the constitutionally ex-
pressed will of the people. 1t is their
clamorous expression, perhaps the ex-
preston of their newspaper press, and
probably sometimes the honest and de-
libera&e expression of a vast major
ity. But what does that indicate?
Simply that the people wish to relax
limitations or enlarge grants expressed
in the Constitution; but there is a way
by themselves provided to the amend
ment of that bond Of unity and bulwark
Of liberty.
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Filed a Statement,

William E. Johnston yesterday,
through his attorney, Martin Devine,
filed in the Superior Court his proposed
statement ON motion for a new trial
Of the case Of Anderson vs. Johnston.
The trouble was over a contract to
build a house, Johnston claiming that
Anderson had not built it according to
contract
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Friends of the Children.

The Committee on Laws for the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children has agreed upon brief code
The meeting to adopt and organize will
be held in Superintendent Erlewine's Of
flee, Odd Fellows Temple, Thursday
evening. Nearly 100 members have al
ready been secured
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ton and pain in the hear, terrible pain in
my right side just under the ribs, terrible
headaches all the time bearing down
sensation a distressed feeling in my stom-
ach all the time could hardly eat anything
and it looked a. II 1 would starve. All the
time I would take such weak trembling
spells, and it seemed as if could not stand
it. There were six doctors treating me
when commenced taking your medicine.
had lost all hope and gone to my fathers
to die 1 commenced taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and his Fa-
vorite Prescription together, and | took
them regularly until I felt as 1t life was
worth living again"
"I weigh more than have weighed for
ten years My friends say that look better
than they ever saw me- The first two bot
ties did me more good than all the medicine
/ had taken. Ny stomach has never hurt
me since. can eat anything want and as
much as want. If you want to use this in
favor of your medicine, I am living wit
ness to testify to it, and will, to anybody
who wants to know further Of my case"
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Arrested for Hide Stealing.

John Murphy and John Conley were
arrested yesterday afternoon by officers
William Brissell and Ed BaIsz for steal
ing a hide from the warehouse of
Knights & Co.
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denOunce

The Car and Czarina have gone to
Moscow to be crowned. And when 1t is
all over and the brilliant ceremonial is
at an end, what better will be the con-
dition of the millions of the humble Of
Russia, who are poor and oppressed
because in part, at least, Of the main
tenance of a system that refuses them
a voice in the Government that governs
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Caliendine Case This Morning.

The Callendine case was set for hear
ing yesterday morning in Judge Hink-
sons court, but was postponed till to-
day because the Finnegan case was be-
ing tried, and the attorneys wanted a
full venire of jurors from which to Sc
Loot
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TnE STAR OF HOPE.

~ had lost an
hope aud gone to
my fathers to die, I"
said Mrs. MoLlB
EVANS, Of Mound,
CoryeD Co., Txxas,
"I gave birth to 4
baby ayear ago. the
5th Of June last, T"
$ b e adds, an d
seemed to do very
well for s OF 9 days,
and thea ! began to
feel very bad, my
feet began to swell,
my stomach was all
wrong and I seemed
to suffer with every
thing that could be
borne. / was in bed
S months and there
was not a day that 1t
seemed I could live.
We had the best
doctors that our
country afforded. I
was a 9 skeleton.
Every one that saw
me thought that I
would never get
we'll I had palpita-
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Going to Folsom.

Sheriff Holbrook of San Benito
stopped over in the city last night, hav-
ing in charge en- route William Taylor,
convicted of burglary and sentenced to
three years at Folsom.
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What VIII Come Next3

Buttermilk, sweet milk, or cream al
ways fresh; picnic lunches or anything
good to eat Sacramento Delicacy
G2S ] street
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Don't fail to read our ad. about the
auction sale Of real estate at Second
and N streets, Thursday morning.
Alsip & Co.
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Is hereby repealed And a party which
makes such wild-eyed declaration
asks to be put in charge of the Govern
ment of seventy millions of people.
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President Kruger says he would
gladly pardon the Transvaal rebels if
he could do so in justice to the people
whose windpipes they proposed to slit,
whose property they schemed to con-
fiscate, and whose Government they
proposed to subvert. No doubt Of it.
But it happens that Dom Paul is just
as well as merciful.
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The dispatches announce that the
English people do not like the idea Of
Governor Mckinley being nominated.
Probably not. No one has thought that
he would run well in England.
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Mrs. Carley's Thompsonian Remedies
at Green's Drug Store, Seventh and K
streets.
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DR.. T. Wah Hing has removed to
northwest corner Fourth and X streets