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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Hoy han prestado iuramento. ante IA An
diencla de 10 Criminal, nuestros buenos ami
gos los seflores Rodriguez Sierra Y L6p9z de
Tort, cue Eecesitaban cubrir ese trSmIJe pa
ra ejercer aquf 81 profession de letTados.
A5reB, pues, de IN modo defnltivo 81 bu-
fete, y estanos eiertoa de que 81 af1Iran
mBch0s 1egocios. poTQue los 5ogeGes Jurls-
consuItos poseen dotas morales intelectus-
les que les recomlendan les aEaloTan
Ya, segdn 50 nos informa, tienen varios
asuntos con que iniciar sus tareas,
Les falicitamos
Hoy recibimos de Rayan6n Ell telegrama
siguIeGte:
. Bayanon, Fsbrero 20 5 n.
DEEOCRACIA Ponce.
En- su primer viaje hoy desearril6 trauvfs,
estTopeando msquiDista, fogonero Y eonduc-
tor
E dItimo esta gravemente lesionado. Go
RI egp0zSaI."
DepIoramos 81 percanee J esperamos mas
ampllos pOrmenor8s.
De Lares
I'm 81 barrio EspSsso, de esta Jurisdiction,
Ell dfa 8 del actual. So suicide, dipa arandose
IN firo con Ia sscopeta qua scOstnnbrabs
FL iuxgado, tan prOnto como tuvo cOncci
miento del hech0. Sc trasia16 al lugar en-
que ocurriera Sc instruye el correspondent
te suuario-
e ioven Acevedo estaba procesado por
beridas infaridas los hermanos Tlburcio y
Juan Francisco Oaban yecinos tamblen de
dicho barrlo."
Sc COMPRA ma bicicleta de medic q
Sc informsra en- esta redaccio1. Is
Mend para esta noche 81 Ell Cafe Adsanabra.
Be-. fftee K de lonillo, Frieas6 de gzlhns, Bu
rifarras con papas fr!tas, Psrul de eerdo.
Lom0 sc ternera encebollada. Carne de fa
mllla, ArrCz con calamares, JSm0n planeha-
do, Huevos Ia orden, Postres, Duloes, Cho
colate. Lechs, Oaf6.
e personal existents en- in de Enero diti
mo 81 La casa provincial de caTldad : Baae
fcencia MaDicomi0 - como sigae En-
pieedos, so; ecogid0s 155; aeogidas, 1S0; 10
COS. r: Ioc0s auiet0s la aubori5ad, z; locas,
81; acogidas adultas, 6-Total 4S1.
Con fschs Ii los dicen de TaIlaboa, Pc
nueles
. Hoy COMO las Y 10 minutes de il
tarde, fQimos sorprendidos por el plto de
aIarma tocsdo en- ID HacieDds de los sen0res
Ccstss Hernauos de esta localidsd d eansa
De estar ardiendo una piezs de ca1a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Cuaado una mujer Sc elevs sobre In cum-
bre de la hipocres4a, es dificil destro1zKaM
para rastituirla al Inuado de las yerdRde-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

explica que Is ropa exterior no estuviera
Eaachada de ssngre ST Ia interior
Importa fJsrse maoho en t0do esfo. re
Diend0 en cueuta cue no faeron nuchos To-
smigcs que supo eaptarse Morera mientras
f1e polieia''
Hacemos nuestras las Considerations del
cclega-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

ARTURO APONTE RODRIGUEZ. Ado.
g0do. -Ofrece sus servicios pTofesonales-
Dalle del Amor nGimero .. Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
A UN ARBOL

No una por uDF, sIno ciento cienro
tuE ho1as, antes veIdes, han caido,
y, al verlas vagar secgs, IN gsmido.
al quebraTse en- tus IamRs, das al viento.
Tambien del alma en- huracan violento.
secRs tras de srrsucadas sc han perdido
las ilusiones De nj bien querido,
Y. como tn ia perdida lamento.
Arbol cue al aire IL gemido erroiRs.
alma que vieItes del dolor los sopes,
/ sy, nadie aliVisrk vuestras congojas
Perdidas entire r1dos squiloues.
Ii v0lyeran tus destrozadaE hojas.
nj volgeran tBs nuertas ilnsiones.
r. RodTfqa5eE A0Tf.a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
Dice M cab!egrama racibido en- Cubs

Dice IN cablegrama recibido en- Cuba
(" 81 Cogr-o Sc oeupa de 10 dicho por e.
senor SsgBFta acerca de Ia impOsibiiid&d 1e
verifear elecciopes ca Cuba. af1ade que
cuaado se a ga Ia paz deben planteaTse las
ref0rmas edminisIratIvas tai como las vota
rcn Iss CorUes. MAS ExPANsIvAs 81 ST. CONsI
pERA NECEsARI0
Como las rt formas del aenor Maura lleg2p
caai 81 fnita del programa autonomista, 81
sc dseTetsn otras mes e.rp99asaUGs, supere1 &D
desde Iuego ese pFograma J traeran Ia auto
noHis coupIeta.
EZ C0rreo es 6rgsno personal del senor
Segasta
V6sse como Sc C0NFIRMAN al REYES los
para IeJoS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Ha side Victims de III robo, en- GALES, el
sehor den ViceLts Martinez. quien sust-a
leroa d. su eseritori0 algdQ diDero. sin que
pudiera sospechar quienes son los autores
del hecho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

a las dos de Ia tarde Sc preseRta el eonde
"a casa de una de sus amigos di s& la
dopCella
-Tengo que yer inmediatamente tn se-
fora.
No recibe, porque sun est& en- Ell toca-
dor.
-ADdaciale que estoy squf 20 puedo
entrar autes del ceT7atSSGge
IN comeTeiante nal reputable, que no Ia
teDido suerte en- sus neg0cios, trata de casar
4 su hijs.
-Mire usted-dice ! su futuro yerno-
esa criRtuTa es ulA perla
IL De veras
ST, sefior; sobre todo no tiene rival para
yecibir los aereedores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

IA eHtTado f3Tmsr parUe Gel cuerpo de
PR fasores del G ,legio Central. da esta ciu
dad, nuestro companaro el sen1r DasEhamps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Cuenta del mes de Enero proximo pRsado,
correspondence q Ia expressda snscrlcl6n-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Nos informan desde Ciales Que han eessdc
Va en- sus destinos los 7alientes guardias mn.
nicipales cue con frecuencia golpeaban IN
diyiduos indefansos.
Ali Sc cree que los que les sucedan n
imIta1 ! 4 tai condncta, por 81 proplo presti
glo : porque, do1de existe Ia ley, s0bra e.
paIo, 8 vice versa.
aquf declines que donde las dan las to-
mac.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Los halsgos do Ia mujer sc 2arecea los
dones del avsro, que da a1o psrz sScar
cIeur0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

oaoufn Gomez Llorente, herido en- Ia ca
!: dos guerrilleros contusos y IN solda-
10 de Ia seoci6n Manser de Alfonso XII.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
.SUSCRIGI0I IZCOA

Cuenta del mes de Enero proximo pRsado,
correspondence q Ia expresada s1scrlci6n
CARGO
saIdo en- eI mes de ID 5bra.,
segdu pueds verse en- eI Du
nero J. 2g0 de La DEMOCRA-
GA. correspondents al %
De Enero de 1895 ........ ss97.15
Tnportan Jas cantidades
recibidas en- Eoero (v6ase ell
adnero S04 de IA DEMO
cBACIA de catorce del &c
taal al1-................... $110 % $5O7 50
DATA
Bsnitido Izcoa para
FsDrsr0. por cOnduCto de
don Miguel Moya, e1 una
ordeu compradA al CreLitO
y z59rro ForlosfI5 ....... s $500
Uambi0 q - por 100 8 so
8 Dor 100 dsseuent9 en- Ia
rsallzaclon de S35.S2 cen
tavos de sellos, y bIlletes
uremIaQOs. .-.......,.....- l.ZS
Sums 1sp0siJada en Ell
Cr6Itto q Aborro Pog5cefG0
eu noneda provincial, Sc
gun GDreLa ......-.....-.-. S475-5S %507 5S
Igusl cargo y data.
Ponce, Fsbrero 20 de 1896.
La administrator.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

UN PAR DE GUA0ALUg e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Ha trasladado sH Estndio da Abogado, 3
PlsZa Principal, n6mero 2 piso baj0 dereehs
el Excno- Sr- D. jose r Baoerra y de Ga
rate
E1ero 81 de 1896. H. 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20


IS halsgos ds Ia mujer sc 2arecea ID
g del svsro, que da Rno Psrz sSea
UN PAR DE qua 0ALUPES
Figdrate dos esrtAs
sebre mi mesa
y dos sobres eserltos
en- letra inglssa,
Y en- uno de los sobres
este letrero
/" A Gu2dalu0e Tronche.
Pez, sels, primaro .
en- Otro de los sobres,
lect0T carisinn,
estas Ctrgs paiabrRs
- Excelentlsimo
sef1or don Gnadaiupe
Cirio y Bonete,
auditg de la Rota.
Moaters, siete -.
FgdCste que en una
de las n1Isiyss
digo con frRses dulces
Y uu tEnto Tivas
I" Guadalupe del alma,
ser iBocente
esperame esta roche
unto a la fdenta
Sobre tn fcenue blanca.
pura Y tranQSSiL0
Quiero veI tn panueio
color de lila
81 III 4 mi me 0uieres
caal 70 te quiero,
/ Dios bendiga tn garoo
z3rsgatero
Figdrate Que en- otra
de las esQuelRs
dig9 en- letras tama1as
como ciruelas
Guadalupe apreciable
Con Ia coGdauza
que existe entire nosotros
en- la Is 9erRuza
de que IA de conpiscerme,
20 lie suplieo
que 7aya q haoer IN corto
panegirSc9
de San Rogue & Valbuena
de los Cipreses,
0uec aS1 LIE ID p1AeH
sQs feligreses -
Figdrate que el cambio
de sobres vino
calcnla el efecbo
del desatino,
pues como me hacen siempre
10 QUE pretendo
10 mismo Ia d0ncella
que el reverendo,
"a ue estoy fgurando
yer enredadR
con San Pedro Y San Lucas
& Ia crlada,
2 al auditor qRe espera
junto Ia fneute
con su paflaelo lila
SCORE la frente I
juan Ptres Ztt1iQG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Para combatir los estsdos de anemla. los
colores pAlidos, etc., el vino de Qdfnium La
barraoue es IN auxiiisr poderoso de los fe
rruginosos, Y, muy priDcipalneute- 81 Sc 10
ma con las UsrdddsrGS Pfldoras Wallet; en-
J0nces sus efsct0s son s0rpreDdentes zero
uno ds los unayorss titul0s del VINO de Q1l-
DiUm, que le recomienda 8 Ia coDdsHza 10
mismo de los medic0s que de los eEfaFnos,
es Ia aprobacion con que cuenta. muy rara
por cierto, De Ia Academia de Meuicina de
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Durante ell mes de Enero del corriente
aTio, Is Guardia civil ha presIado 883 serVi
clos en las formas aiguientes: Aprehensio-
nes verifcadas, 39- DeUensiones, 90. AUX
los. z Servicios hunanitarios, 10. Presos
cOrducidos por ruta, IS. Total $50.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Ha nuerto Tepentinamente en- Juana-D -Disz
el consecueute liberal don Talio DfaZ, que
siempre sc distiDgui6 por el teson con que
supo sosUener muy alto sus ideales.
Descanse en- paz el infortunado coTreligio
mario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
JOSE J. UsERA.

Ponce, Febrero 20 de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Gracias a los asiduos cuidados del INTEL
gente facultativo don MANUEL saldana sc en-
cuentra mucho mas sliviaao de T. grave en-
fermedad que padecia el senor Torres. di-
rector de BL Eco del CN5e6rt7lGs del PepiDo
10 celebramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

D Sc como SECURE one ei Gobierno IA re
cibido una communication oieial en que So Ie
participa cue los psItidos sDtill8nos estfD
conf0rmes con cue ze celehren eleccioLes,
mostr&ndose dispuestos scudir las urnas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

EI di8 % de los corrientes embarcars COZ
direction la isla de Cubs el seflOr March
segundo Cabo de "a Captains General q
esta isla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

A9t fFt8ttArftbs
FRANCISCO PARRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

juan Psres Z6HigG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Csguas, Febrero IS de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

La prenss maysgueza1a contin1a sogrs-
nlendC con iusistenc1s que Is compafia de
opera cue dirije ek sefior Ventura debtGtaTd
prlmero en- sQdella ciudad que en Ponce.
Y en- efectc; dicha troupe comeDz6 actual
el domingo pasado en- LA Perla .
Y tiene alberto m ab0no por diez funcio
Des.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Per IN J0pSlLS inexplicable, en Ia revista
teatral de aver, al hablar de la tiple se1ora
FoDs, Sc aIudio al aria dc las 50yGs, debien
do aludirse al aria DE La LOCURA.
Advertido eI 5GDsaLS So corrIgi6 Immediate
mente pero va habiRn circulsdo algunos
ejemplares.
Lo advertimos & nuestros lectores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

El arreglo hecho en- el canino de Cuatro
Gales Ia resultad0 b8staDbe defciente.
Ann ouedan algonos sitios por donde no
pUede transitsr ningQna cla5e de gehIouios
4 nada conduce dejsr las cosas Laedl1
hacer.
Es tiIar al diDero sin provecho.
10 estAn los tiempos para que nos per
uit&nos esos luIos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
1T is JUST THIS WAY.

Whether there is anything in free
silver or not; whether 1t would be q
fifty-three cent dollar or dollar dollar;
whether 4 protective tariff would start
every idle factory in the land in a
minute, or not, or reciprocity furnish
duty free every staple desired by this
country that it cannot produce, or not,
there is one thing that every man with
an ounce of brains can see, and that Is
that above all the things which this
country now needs is confidence The
election Of Mr.. Bryan means either an
extra session OF congress next March
or a free silver law at the regular ses-
sion one year from next December.
After the months consumed, necesSar-
lily, IN the passage OF 16 10 act there
would ensue other months of suspense
and uncertainty as TO the result OF the
scheme. This would carry Us well into
the lSsS. during all OF which time every
business interest. every Industrial en-
terprise would lie PROSTATE. II ell
MI Bryan claims were true has e!ec-
ton would be inevitably followed By
such 4 money sringency and financial
panic as was never witnessed IN this
country. The most ardent advocate
OF free silver will not dare stake his
reputation as man OF judgment by
naming any figure which silver would
command either as coined dollar or as
bullion. Everything would be left in
state OF uncertainty
Cpon the other hand. everybody
knows what the result OF the election
0f Mckinley would be- Everybody
knows that the money Interests, The
business interests and the Industrial in
tereSts OF the entire country would al
he satisfied that tie public revenues
would be abundant that SDycssmens
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
FOWL AND FISH.

The world shudders over the atroc-
tiles being perpeuated in Turkey upon
the Armenians. In the estimation OF
the average American the sultan is a
monster who should be summarily de
throned if not beheaded- The Armen-
ian is no gentlemanly, inOffensive
Christian, but he is human, and there
fore should be protected from barbaric
cruelty. However, it would be well for
the American people and their govern
ment to restrain their tears to as few
bucketfuls as possible while the revels
of Spanish deviltry are daily being per-
petrated so close to their own shores,
beneath their very eyes. Armenia is
afar off, the Armenian country is
farther from Constantinople and the
sultan'S palace, three times as far as
Cuba is from the shores of America.
While we are crying out against Tur-
key why overlook the bloody fiendish-
ness of Spain in a neighboring island
whose defenceless inhabitants are cry
ng for only SO much as an official recog-
milton Of their unhappy plight!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
THE OLD SOLDIER INTERESTED.

Speaking Of classes in the present
campaign, and of class prejudices,
there as a class in this country which
is very deeply interested in the success
of the Republican party and in the cleo
ton Of Mckinley. II il class made
up of men all of whom are gray-haired.
all of whom are physical wrecks, and
a majority Of whom, because Of their
physical inability are poor men, They
are the men who at the cost OF broken
health and of distressing wounds saved
the country in its hour Of peril. The
pittance which they are now paid, in
recognition of the pain and sacrifice
Of health which they subjected them
selves to, has been jeopardiZed by the
present plutocratic president and his
Hoke Smith. The pensions which the
Republican party provided, guaranteed
and made effective have been under
the control Of party which was op-
posed to saving the Union, and for the
last three disastrous years in the hands
of men who either fought against the
Union or who hired substitute 10
fight These pensions are paid in gold
or its equivalent A dollar never pur-
chased so much rs it does now. 1t
never has gone so far in buying the
common necessities of life at any time
since the war as now. A pension is
worth twice what it was ten years ago
party will not only put back on the
rolls the thousands who have been IN
justly cut by the Georgia gentleman
under Mr.. Cleveland's instructions but
the dollar in which the pension is TO
be paid will be kept good and equal to
any dollar of the world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
THE CHEAP MONEY" DELUsIoN.

1t is safe TO say that no delusion has
deceived more people than that OF
cheap money" There is nothing
that persists in the face of failure like
cheap money" il the light OF past ex-
perience. Cheap money" has been
tried in every country, in almost every
conceivable form, and not in one single
example can be found even by the ad-
vocates Of cheap money" in all the
past that can be pronounced a success
nat an example from the past that
promises success IN the future; year not
an experience Of the multitude from
the past but foretells failure and mis-
fortune as the future OF cheap
money" 1t IS one OF those shallow
but alIuring notions that prosperity
consists in constant rising prices and
speculation.
The idea that business, that pros
percy can be based on speculation is
a delusion that conTadicts all correct
notions OF economy; that wealth can
tAEtAtAl - AstsAAtAAAeAA SILK u
erty higher and higher by '-cheapening
money is ridiculous. This Is lot the
worst Of it Cheap money" leads 10
speculation Here lies the deIasion.
Prices advance and everybody plunges
into tie maelstrom Of speculation.
There Il nothing that has 50 bright =
beginning. THAI IS 50 deceptive, and
that ends IN such disaster and ruin as
Speculation TIE producer not only gets
the worst II Il. but those engaged are
caught with a ls0Edea - de0s; there
follows bankruptcy. Generalization,
suicides. or 81 tie evils Of currency
contraction speculative nlanias have
injured this country more. When the
inside history Of or cheap money
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
FALSE CRY.

The enemy - crying wolf. WOLF" end
the Republicans are chasing away after
the imaginary animal. nIuch ID the an1use-
nent OF TIE free silver men who started
the err. SO dong a. c1,s country azi a
tariff that protected re American farm
e- ard the American isSOrt-. 50 long ss
the expenses OF the country were less
than its income, Just 50 long there was
labor Tor the lz5oring man. good prices
for the farmer. and the silver Ggestioa
took care Of itself But when the Demo
Gratis came into power. the tariff vas low
e-ee. the NILS R'ers fdle. the laoorers
we're without employment ard the farmers
had 10 market FOR their produce. Thea
the Democrats. IN order 10 retain Their
lease Of power. concluded that silver was
the great ard only question Instead of
combating this illogical and ser1seiezs
claim. THE Repch'irz-s accepted = as
truisnn: ,hey took up TIE gauntlet and
virtually acEnowfe1Ee1 that the enemy
was right Tnsy lx-orei tn tzrin A1t
began the SCAT against this rex hsresy
The ore nan WHO refused 20 ahsrsoE he
rezi fs<n@. ths ons stzfes-nsn Eho h41
TIE vision 20 see the danger az tats c.
sertioa ard - cozTaxe % -eP1@izte =
vas william McKszlsT. Tzrs1za rs
fierce silver stern hs has st0o5 scst1 a. .
rock. a--n as Ia OK 81 c~1tursss sd =
shs c-v q .isgivs-. scivs-- Re azs rera-ass
tAe answer. -.s-t~. ta-fS~ Regulate
TIA .z-~ ~ j. ssSass - regulated. 81
;h> 101ey GseEti5s III f&<s c&rs = g
selE CsSe TIE ~orsuez TorS 49, tae-S
vii - nnoosy . pay I'm saa - ~ ssfe
e 70 E2y 20 IKE fArme- fsT - Eross2sss
Lave ne 1oozS NE ogea e Ssse4s fer
e.x1 LEX a-s -s.xe III - E-->-z all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
The daehita Daily Eage Tuesday onmo September s. 1896

Of every character would be safely
made, and that there would be con-
sequently an immediate revival OF bus
mess 1t is not so much a question of
money as of confidence There is
enough money in the country TO pay
for every steer at cents per pound, 10
buy every hog at B cents per pound,
to purchase all the wheat at one dollar
per bushel and all the corn at fifty
cents, and everything else in proper
ton. 1t is not the lack OF money but
OF that kind Of confidence which viii
start money 10 going, such as the cleo
ton of Mckinley and the putting of
the Republican party back into power
will do.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
A CAMPAIGN CHARACTER.

A-sittin' front o. Jones store. most any
summers day,
Is jim He's known by everyone thet
travels round tibet way.
He's studied up ON poiit-cS-Aln ASger out
each chance
An give We bottom facks about ca. la
tional finance.
I've heard folks says they don't believe
Jim labcrs ez ne should;
He gives up all his time s-thiIhdn' FUR his
country's good
An feel, while readin' papers with their
arguments so slim,
They don't know whut they're misssn' by
not interyiewin' jim
lie won't go shown forrard ter electrify
the crowd;
Like every man of intelleck. he's distant
like, an proud
He's conscious thet he's got the calcerlA-
tons straight an pat,
An ef his country neeis EN-, way, IL
knows ies' where they're at
But in the private circle Of his friends he u
Oft uaberd,
An feast yer mind On logic an opinions
without end
An We can't help realizin'. while a-listen.n'
ter him,
Thet they don't know whut they're mlssin'
by not iEteryiewIa' jim
-WzSnin gtOu Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
LITERARY NOTES.

An excellent collection o. geornstrical
models valued AZ several thousand ool-
lars. has been aided receatiy 10 TIE equip
meat q Yale university. The models are
maze OF polished brass and glass. sni
were constr1c;ed uneer the personal e.
pervissoa q Professor Andrew y. Pail
lsps. Photographs CO these rao5sis have
been -epro51cs1 n ''Eleraeats Of CisoEa-
stry." b. Andrew -. Philaps aze8 Irving
Fisher. projectors n Esle. just publlsaei
By Hsrper & BrSthora- The authors have
mace Use c. photogra7hy bofh a. = qa1ck
rnetho1 q exT atom ard a. an incentive
% Interest Tat pictures convey 6. ,
zsano@ stlat volumes cannot ceserise'' 8
especially ir2s % the agares es soii8
geornstry. s. Wizch tie thir1 6.rneseisa-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
That Ii Hung Chang is now gener

That Ii Hung Chang is now gener-
ally admitted as u witticiSm, but
Chang Hung or unhung Ii hit the
truth when he observed that there are
too many political parties III this cOun-
try, which truthful observance of u Ii
is respectively submitted TO the serious
consideration of the lonesome party
NOW fishing down in BuZzaId's Bay.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15

want and suffering al over this country.
even though iron should DO coined on an
equality with GOLD Shout tariff Win
Mckinley and the enemy Is Vanqalshed
already.-Lawrence oJurnaL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
YES. THERE Is.

Clearwater. Kan. Sept Il
To the Editor OF the Eagle
Please settle a dispute ~ publishing y
the columns q the Daily Eagle whether
or not there IS a United states Ia" max
ing Il q criminal oTense for a citizen 20
convert his silver dollars Into bullion By
melting them Z = PA4-E-E-1-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15
VALUE FoR YouR MoNEY.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15

The Arkansas City Traveller has fig
ured the metallic question down 10:
Charlie" said Mrs. Lessee. Il want a
dollar that VIII stay at home" and
Charlie cast his eyes TO the ceiling and
ceplied: y would ike 10 have a wife
Gade out Of The same metaLp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-15

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