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Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-12
IN Is reSpectTuIIY submItted.
=. ]. MAAS.
PATRICK ENRIGHT,
Gov, tttAA

The report was submitted to the assembly
at a meeting this afternoon and was adopted
by an almost unanimous vote, only two mem
bcrs speaking in opposition to it, The dele
gates stated in submitting their report that
they carried out their mission in an un-
biased and non-paTtsan manner, and they
simply pictured the low state of the work.
ing classes as It WIS, without reference to
political questions. There were many ejacu-
lations of astonlshment at the pitiable pic
lures presented, and the motion to adopt the
report called forth but little debate.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-12

Blood purified, disease cured, sickness and
suffering preyented-this is the record made
each year by Hoods ssrsaparilla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25
ar1o aItonOnaista 1ndeFoendle1ate
AL COMBRCIO
7 AL CABOTAJB

Los que suscriben Admir- istradores de
as Salinas CGnde'aria FTateraidadl de
Cabo- Rcjo pCnsn en- cCnocim.ento del p6-
olicc en- general. q1e per virtud de contra
zoe celebrates. queda desde hoy la nta
10 fus productos ca-go exclusive i11i-
amente para la Isis, de los senores si-
guientes:
Para los OMertos de la Costa Sad come,ea.
idOs desde CabO RO5o ID FajGtdo incz4siteS
Ics seaoreS SObrinos de IgqN ierdo Dc Go.
Para el de Ia Capital q los S es J Ochoa
HeTmdTO.
p ra 'os de MoyagGes d Aguadtsla sne'u-
sizes, d Us Sres j. I0rn0belIs q Co.
Para ATecsbo d los Sres Rosses d Co.
Para desembareAr en- los puertos inter
nedios. de Ag ,adillA A ecib7 este &
C pital seq sirao NJ isndo los propi
soscriDiertss, vsrif aud | inSis iatam4s te
ara "a Exp r g toocs lea r~la ion do.
Cabo Roic, jail % de 1856.
1mid JU n CoLBERG Joss A ORTIZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25
TALLER MECAN|CO
CaF1p8806er6a
ANGUERA s. Go.

Montado todos los adelantos moderros personal
para desempenar oda case de ra6ajos de Can
neral especamente la construction de de MADEIRA
e conando clio buena existencis de made
ras anto del pals extrangeras
Ademas de variedad de ta persaas potoDes que
Taller confeccionan hay surtdo neowos
de dveas formas tamanos; to0s amGs persa~as ba
toda Case de trabajos de- torno af tamb6n de
an p9ra satones calad de el7gantes formas dbuos
Al objeo de prestar facdad case
core acepa machiembran pepaan abas de pino pchi
pn cipr6s g. g. untera chanAan, todas formas
de las cuaes asf de aboncios hay amb6n
dicho Taller abundante variado surtido
Los aDajos que Muestrar procedenes del eferdo
Taller eten de los Sres Sucesores de Fnay Brothers.
de Capital temono pbico de los adeanos de la per-
fecoi6n guso que trabajan los Sres Anguera Co
Jpn Ponce, Julio II de 1896
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25
y. MANESCAU Y co.
C0MERCIANTES IMPORTADORES
JOYEROS AL P0R MAYOR I AL DETAIL
"a Plaza de Lac DeIicias I6
Oeeemos pdbico nuestro grandioo surdo de oya de
los modeos mas caprichosos briant pedras fnas
piedras de coores
Brillantes y esmeradas sueltas
GRANDES CAPRICHOS GRANDES NOVEDADES
SURTIDO COMPLETE

FIUURAo de bronces fayanc Coumnas de h
adorno de Inndad de muebes de
gs Epes luna viselada aones. Flores a6cae iestos
de Collection completa de blanco
os Pecoos adorno tocadores Albums uoimos rera
Jardnera
flores Jarrones chncos Oaog Ultima novedad uegos
a porceana ina Estuches servcio cafe
de varias clases propos para regalos.
uOa ESCRIBANIAS de bronco metal banco incrus
ciones de plata Joyo hueveras coas de metal
banco adornos de cistal iaspeados
n6ndd de arcuo bonto ervcios completes baccarat
Cameta cacetnes mdas de ho de scoca seda
Guantes de caba bncos cabaos
Cchss do de da fecos uegos de borlas todo
OFes SombiIas de gran lujo paraguas de seda Gna
Opfica especial
C positvos negatives I'd peresc6p,cos para operados de
taratas. JEMEL0S PARA TEATRO.
PRECIOS HUY LINITADOS SIN CONPETENClA
"-,"4 de 2n9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25
Al, PUBLICO

FL sefior don Bias Russo italiano, de pro-
fesi6n dorador, plateador y barnizador de
toda clase de metales, hsce Ell trabato imi-
tando 81 cristoffe J 10 garantiza como de pr1,
mera clase.
Bias Russo tiene el honor de ofrecer sus
servicios profesionales en- el arte de dorar,
platesr limpiar Oalices. Copones Ousto-
dias, Orimeas, Relicarios, Oandeleros de-
mas artefactos de platerfs, con esmero, prom
titud y q placer de los que 10 ocupen.
So doran camas de metal y se fiorean La
de hierro tambi6. Sc componen reloles St
ouitan las manchas de los espeJos. TamDle
se hacen lunas nnevas para loeespe1os.
Gale de la TorreenPonce.
Julio IA de 1895. llm d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25
COLNlDO POICkIO
ATOCHA, BAJOS DE- D. LUIS CASALS

En- este estabIecimiento SO encon-
trar&n toda clase de vfveres secos,
vinos, licores y conservas alimenticias,
frutas cristalizadas, turrrones, vino
lSgrima, idem Alella, idem Navarro,
idem Navarro FgOridov, idem catalan
Costa del LLeVaAt, queso mallcrqufn
legitimo y ell renombrado
CEPA DE MACON
Carne de familia, pastelillos, biz
cochos, ponques, cocas con sobreaza-
das, tocineta, chorizos, frutas, sardi-
mas y pescados.
Sc reciben encargos para confec-
cionar bizcochones, ramilletes, paste
les, tostadas toda clase de dulces
para bodas y bautizos, para 10 cual
tiene esta casa uno de los mejores
confteros de la isla.
Unico importador del
ANISADO DOS AGUILAS
DE PEDRO SUES
Sc sieven cenas, chocolates, cafe, leche y
Sc vende PAN DE MALLORCA supe
eior.
Sc detallan brandys, anisados y toda cla
80 dc Iicorss fnos y legftimos; jan6n plan
shado, etc., etc
B. MELIA.
Nota Sc avisa los fabricantes de leo
res, que hay existencia constante de garra
eores vaaios. Enero ~ de 1895 l a. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25
ii II OUENASON EN- NARANJITO y!

En- ell barrio de Guadiana de este termin'
municipal Sc vende una fDca rdstica con :
puesta de las cuerdas mas 6 menos, con =
gunas fncas de cafe y propia para la criauza
de ganado, pues contiene dos cercados
La atraviesa uno de los rios mas caudalo
sos del pals. Tiene casa habitaci6n.
Para informes pueden dirijirse su duefic
On Toa- alta, don Manuel Velilla, en- Moro
Wis don jose Barrera
Jnnio 90 de 1895 1 mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25
Ell ESPECIF|CO SAL vADOR
DESTRUYE TODOS Los INSECTO

IJNS bU u IODOO IIOo 1NONO 4 OD
KS muy 6til para librar de ellos toda cla-
SO de muebles.
APPLICABLE los roperos Sc libran el pafio y
Ia seda de ser destrufdos.
Con una jeringuillla de dido 80 empapan
las rendijas, los iusectos morir&n s la vista
del que haga la aplicaci6D.
Todos los establecimientos como camise-
rfas, sombrererfas, sastrerfas y uercerfas de-
ben sprovechsrse de las ventajas que, On
este concepto, ofrece Ell EspecttSco Salvador
Dichos cstablecimientos aplicaran ell EsPe
cttfcO en- las rendijas de lss casas que ocupen
Para pedidos dirigirse por cartas don
Juan Sierra Urgel Juana Oiaz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25
ImpOrtante

Por no poderla atsnder su duefo, sc ven
de la ssFAbrica de chocolate" constand0 de
msgnifcos modernos aparatos, Ia cual
existe en- Ia playa de esta ciudad.
Informar6 en- esta imprenta don Edelmiro
J. Lespier. Ponce, JRuio de 1893. 2y.p.s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25
FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ pORRATA

Frabricante de aceite esencial de Malagne-
ta, de superior caIidad con premios en- die
rentes Exposiciones Concursos.
Gnayama. Knaro a5 d. 1sas. l 40 alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-25

Por ell preseute b g1 saber que desde ests
fecha no reconoceIe 8 cautid8d alguna que NJ
sea autCrizata por mi, escrita con mi reco
uocida letra rtibrica. Ponce, Junio 16 de
1895 --FE iG Jorge MD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

According TO Prot. Patterson. OF the
Coast Survey. the reason why tho needle
points In a northcrly direction Is because
the earth in itself is magnet, attracting
the magnetic needle as the ordinary mag
nets do. The earth beng also magnet
AS the result OF certain cosmlcal facts,
much affected by tho action of the sun.
These laws have perlodic.ties AN Of
which have not as get been determined.
a condensed explanation accepted in re-
gard % the needle pointing 90 the north
ward and southwark Is, that The mag
uetic poles of the earth DO not coincide
with the geographical p0les-that is. the
axis of rotation makes am angle OF about
tgenty-three degrees with line Joining
Che former and hence the neecie does
not everywhere point to the astronomi-
cal north. and is constantly variable
within certain limits; thus. az the north
ern magnetic pole. balanced needle
p0lnts with its north end downward ID
a plumb line. while az san Francisco II
dips about slxty-three degrees. and, at
the southern magnetic pole the souin
end points directly down. The acton
OF the earth upon "a magnetic needle at
It's surface is OF about the same force as
that Of hard steel magnet forty inches
long and strongly magnctized az a dis
lance OF one foot. No ultimate reason
can be given of the fact I'm nature that
the needle points to- the northward and
sCuthward.-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

canary trir down the steps to the lawn,
where the little chicken WAS cfYlns, J W
"a moment the two little feathered mus
stood and looked az each other inquliii7
h. Then the bird chrped ana maue y
dnb with its heak. The chicken chlIpcu
and made "A dab. too. and pretty soon lnc
two were chipping and dabhlns aN4y
miehtilv. What the chirps ana oaps
rooInt of course we may not know pal
pfesontIv the bird came hopping up tLe
Stems. the chicken following behind. MAX
ing his way TO the cage. which say open
ON tha floor. the bird went in. chirpinS
and dahhling an the while. with me chick
on following after and presently inc Two
little friends were eating and drinking TO-
That WAS the beginning of the singular
friendship. which continues still unapatch'
Tho chicken stayed in the BIRDS cake
with him rim 10 was too large 10 get IN
lilo door. and then "a rOost was placed Tor
IL close 20 the cage hook. so that thcy
might be near each other al night 1T Is
no uncommon sight 20 see the canary
throwing seeds down from his cage TO tho
chicken. and II tho chicken fnds "a worm
be- brings DO I'm the house and chirps under
tho cage tin the lady lets tine bird out,
when the friends enjoy the feast together.
-phuadeiUhia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

4 Firm Friendship which Wa Begun in
Il WY .--gmIMI wv.

NASHVILLE october l7.-One day last
spring in purchasing l0t Of fO1Is from
her markctman. 3D. lady in this city got
one little IL OF "a Ci lcken that was almost
too sn.al to eat. and when made .t- cs-
cape throueL the wires Of a coop and be-
gan 70 chirp and cry about .h- yard. The
lady made no enOrt 10 rec ptgrr the little
thing. thfr King Dc vs. Ould Dee better OF rum
ming free about the place. But IL soon
became evident tlat the chick had been
100 soon taken nom parental care and
was totally unable 10 provide .0r itself
Two whole days passed. duIing which il
neither ate nor drank. although the lady
tried every means IN her power 10 pro-
vide for its welfare. The chicken simply
peeped and drcoIed till the lady gave up
AN efforts and left the little thing 10 die.
which no doubt 10 would have done rlght
speedily had IL not been rescued in the
following singular manner.
IL CHANGED that The lady has a pet ca
nary OF which She l. very fond and TO
which she deNote- much care and attcn-
ton. For irstarce. IL is her inyariahle
custom In mild weather 10 turn the bird
out OF his cage FOR a certain portion of
each dav. letting him have his bath in
sunny spot OIL the back porch. SO that
morning when the little chicken was 20
nearly giving up his life for lack OF food
and comfort. II happened that the ca
nary was turned out Of his cage Tor his
hour of freedom In the sunshine. The
lady was watching 10 see that no cats
came around, and presently she saw the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

tune. who suddenly appears in a golden
shell. surrounded by beautiful ocean
nymphs. all OF whom are spceded over
the waves by galloping horses. The
finale IS so wonderful that II arouses the
greatest enthusiasm. and the curtain has
20 be raised again and again.
The appropriate mOmenclatu OF char
actors for which Mr. Charles Hoyt Is
noted 81 apparent In "A MIX White
Flag We have the Colonel which IS
retired undertaken. designated as
Christian Bcrrici." the Major who IS
q life insurance man. b. Paul Barring
the Surgeon who IS the leading physi-
clan. as phil. Graves" the "Bandmas-
ter" who IS the music teacher and only
COMPOSER I'm town. as steele Ayies, the
Dancing Master OF the village. as
Gideon Foote." and the bluff old Cen
oraI in the regular army. Is aptly de-
sienato3 as "Hurieich Burltigh.
Tho undsrlincs for next week are.
Carmen and H0yts "A MIX White
FLAG" oscar Sisson. the star OF the
eiss0n Comedy Company. which is TO
start on the road Thanksgiving Day
under the direction of Manager Leath, is
n the city.
Mr. Lcath g. negotiating with Eliason.
the Mormon Wizard 10 direct his tours
or fNlH country TOT iii' iIFNA AAN' f'AiH
Louise Allen. OF the Miss Philadel-
phia" company has pet cat. for which
She refused 500 recently. II is a pure
bred Angora white. with the exception
co. two black spots on the tail. II stands
two feet ore inch high. and has been
trained by her 10 eat it, food IN the most
approved manner by taking from the dish
ifs food with its richi forc-p paw and thus
transfers 10 10 its mouth.
Inez Mccust or. who plays the part Of
Ruth Sprnsarden IN Thos. u. Van
Oston's $4,000 production of Miss Phila-
dciuhia." was for two seasons the prima
donna of Sousa's band. She is an cX-
pert whip. and her four-in-hand coach
of Philadelphia IS considered the smart
c-f rig eyer seen along the Wissahick0n
drive She has four mousc-colorod horses.
each fifteen bands high. which received
honorable mention at the Inst horse-show
FOB Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
VIVA, IA, Become of All the AUNT narias'

4 cynical man has written TO TINS ne'
.r,,,.,, s,,in. that he j. heartily sicb
erd fired of hearing Of the new woman
tbe bachelor woman" the progressive
woman and wants 10 know what ma,
bocome Of the dear Aunt Marias he useo
fo know when he was boy. NOVA
DAVIS" continues this irrcpressible man
there is no such person as the maiu'u
aunt. She has become a creature OF thF
mast. "A myth. "a IL were, something iol
the nieces and ncphews or the prrseh'
day TO dream Of, TO wish for, but never
10 realize -.
not he true 10 her sex n she did not say
that Aunt Maria" has gained by the
change from the days when she used &c
be- looked upon as so peculiar, inc
maiden aunt" the "spinster,' the 'olc
maid" and had 10 quietly accept heI
position Of dependence in the households
of some married brother or sister. taxing
what others did not want, or going from
family 10 family In ease OF sickness, 81
extra sewing or housekeeping.
II nothing else. she has learned 90 Id
above eating the bread OF dependence
and is bravely tasting the sweets or AZ
earnest. honest independence that dos:
not carry with il the inward bitterness
Of continually pandering 10 the taste and
whims Of nieces and ncphows. She
scorns TO be dependent upon the bounty
OF others and has learned I'm her modest.
womanly way and with fine. true pur-
pose in lie to carve out Tor herself that
position of independent self-support
which all good and true men are anxious
to help her TO attain.
There is no need 20 apologize for the
Aunt Maria OF to-day. III she II an
old maid or a spinster she Is so from
choice and not because fate willed IL 80.
She goes on I'm her quiet. thorough way
winning her livelihood. and IL pretty sure
10 make a comfortable one. and perhaps
may be fortunate. as many have done 10
lay aside sufficient 10 join some good
homestead association, and in time own
her own home. No harm comes 10 Aunt
Maria and no one talks about her. She
does not want TO vote. has no grievances.
as some infer; no disappolntmcnts. She
il not cynical and she does not think that
all men are sinners. ON the contrary,
her fine intuition and perfect womanll-
ness or character and action cause her 10
make friends among men. and they adj
mire her for her pluck and good sense.
and are always courteous and respectful
10 her and ready TO extend her helping
hand They know that she is able &c
take care OF herself. and does not look
upon every man as a possible husband,
ana they like her because she doesn't.
Yet Aunt Maria does marry some
times. anu wnen she does the correspond
ent OF Woman's Ways may rest assured
that IL Is because she has met the man OF
her choice. the one who will help her to
live up 10 her true ideals OF womanhood
just as she intends 10 be his true inspira-
ton and heipmate in reaching up TO all
the possibilities OF his glorious manhood.
New Orleans Picayune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
yearIy q Vile slrniaht Down.

\ French cneireer proposed last year 10
tie directors of tho international ExpOSi-
ton 10 bee given in the French capital I'm
tho year 1900 the digging of a hole TO the
depth of one mile The idea was favora-
bly, received. but on investigation the
magnitude of the undertaking became so
apparent that the idea has been dropped.
II will. therefore. De necessary for those
who desire 10 descend q mile into the
bowels Of the earth TO come 10 Calumet.
Tor nowhere else on earth are there
available openings OF such depth. Within
less than mile OF each other in this min
ing town there arc three vertical shafts
each nearly one mile in depth The deem
est of this trio Is the Red Jacket shaft of
the Calumet and fccla copper mine.
which has reached it's fun depth OF 100
feet Five Eincl towers could be dropped
down this hole were IL wide enough. and
the top OF the hf;h would reach above
the surface only TO such a heisht as would
allow il to be easily covered hy the steel
shaft house now being built over the mon
strOus hole.
This shaft was begun in 1850. and IL has
taken seven full years TO sink II, show
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08

maid stolen and made a servant in Vir.
ginia. lt h after the order OF the old
street ballads. and j. worth little as
real account OF the condition Of servants
IN the colony. Contrary 10 the impress
sion 10 be gained from this ballad, kind
ness TO servants seems To- have been con-
sldered one OF the CHIEF virtues OF The col
onists. If we may Judge from the IRE.
uuencv with which IL Is mentioned IN old
epitaphs.
on page 222 OF the magazine, the name
Aviss should doubtless. be- Ariss. some
of the descendants Of the Ariss fanny
have tradition of descent from u,
Spenccrs. Dukes Of Marlborough. II
doubtless arose from the fact given In ths
note on this pi go. - "A,
I'm the hook Reviews" Or. George w
Graham enters the lists against Mr, W
". Henry I'm defence or the M''h''"
lureh Declare ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
ACADEMY THIS WEEK.
''MISs PHfLiDELPHii fHE ONLY
ATTRACTION,
Travesty That Has Received the En-
"orsement Of Northern Citics- Coming
Nttractions-siagc Notes.

" RANESTY extravaganza and bur-
lesque Is popular form OF
amusement with theatrc-gOcrs
Juat now. in Miss Philadelphia.
VINO viii pay Richmond her ilrst
Visit TINS week, We " lin have a.
uavcsty of the latest tyfe ono That has
already received the emphatic endorse
mtut from our nciglhoTs In phiadcluhia.
hdltimcre. and Washington M the urst-
manu- city. Che home of her birth. Miss
Philadelphia dchehtcd and charmed her
"uol'ncea Tor one hundred consecutive
hitnts last season, while only Last week
shc lad captive tho hcgrts Of aii WASH
lhkton. croWciug tho National Theatre to-
me doors a. every performance Now
she comes TO- Richmond. surrounded by "a
Meaitn or scenic splondor samptlous
NalvIonc. and company of one hundl "a
people. tnc largest ou tour This season.
N'"utu uN That unrfiOus comedian. VIII
ne Conner She viii hold her receptions
az me Academy Of Music
Aiss fhiiadepnia' ie very uD-to-dato
ttNestl. containing about all the newest
tsihss 'no popular bits and is rcyeiry
OF scnf' dance. and music. that ls sure
10 prove attractive The b0oa s the WORK
OF EOS ar smith. while the score VAS come
posen hy Herman Iorl.t both of whom
lave done much good work in ihis Inc.
STORY OF THE PLAY
Announced as % spectacular eNtrava-
r''t'..' AN D" tilN To carry N'II NIl' IIiNIiIi''
"Nhieo- The story ie rather au iutou~l~t-
eni one. % Doe sure bat not wholly m.n-
'crestnE. William pDul. Jr. the oc-
generate descendant of worthy sire.
spends IFS nights iu eaiety of the most
hilarious description. and hls days in %
300 rcif.l oblivion. THE great Penn. after
Two hundred years of peaceful sleep.
comes to life and breaks Dos spirit identity
to DIS hcir ass Che latter awakes from %
weary sleep. The stern old Quaker rs
lul Of dienircd rcrroIch. but young Penn
receives disanrroval with calm philOsO-
ply and so FAR from prostratng himself
$40 IBIS ancestor rhOstiy feet iu agony ol
remorsC. C0olly tells the great philHntlro-
pist that times have changed and proc
poses that ho study modern life under
the direction of "a guide philosopher. and
friend. vh0 knows DO ail Penn. ST.. cone
scnfs and with Dis lively young descend
amt salHes forth 60 do the town. He secs
life. Doe falls BOZ with characters unknown
10 Colonial times who DO things and talk
in % language Doc cannot understand. Mod
crn slams of to-day has no meaning to
his ears. He wonders how ho can "chaso
his face when a street Arab urges him