davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

sD'~ nofsos 10 hsv~h, given fhsi ths una~r.
sSnsas b,ten pfars. adninls'ratof. has the
~ n.n ~" uns tepm ala e.ftialnent
eech IN tho county o.I,Irf a N.rt
aslseo county. snd that on ofdot hss hsop
emsvco " en,u eoutt approving no snid fos
1sort uniess oh)cctione tss.t.to az canar is tbo
cSnirsrt ~ shown on or bfots the rsfh da,
~ Nosemb Z. a. n. fe8. MA upon tilo Ht,,i M,
yrvse W ssto fsport the said byron llruis viii
- sw az ofaef 81 distribution, aud " iil nlaa .slt
70 ~ diseharRed. Al r.rsons lnisfasi..a ar, mo-
tl0eo "a attcnd.
osch 1sisnd. fii.. oct m. ies
Acmsisirstor Of DE Bs,s,s of i,ani, t,.a s, "a.
coas~o,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28
GOV. JOHN P. ALTGELD,
A CHARACTER SKETCH

Written by WiDm Republican Judge
hcutBe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28
HENRY GEORGE
SAYS BRYAN WINS.
The Result Of a Careful Tour OF
Observation Through the
CeN10 West.
The DRIFT FOR BRYAN,
An Opinion That Il the More Valuable
Because Of Its Extreme Can.
ton and Conservation.

henry George Usasrteek Trip Throseh
the Doubtful States Convinced That
Mckinley woaId wln-His Obervs-
Zion Load him to Change That
OpiaSoa md He IL Nov
Coandent q Brysa's
Success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

wb~n nsh'y vas sci. ~ ss~e h~ c.awsA
wb-n ~ - . chih. ~ cssd s~ o,aWsA
Whs - Ssunns ~ - dig 10 osn9A
VIA - - ChnAra. - RUsha cnnus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28
Blood

THIS b also the rcsson Cor the crest popu-
1srisy Of Hoods ssrsafsriils 10 q building
mp mcdicine. ny maxim psre, rich blood,
q gives sisor snd vitality even IN try.
ing sessoos. when. owing % imposer-
sshcd blood. tboussnds are complaining OF
weakness and ~ssripsss, nsck az energy
end smhision, aud inst tirco scciinr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

children Cry tos
Pitchers caOtoVja.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

When mckinley was governor Of
Ohio' Hanna was his guardian. There
Tore. IN crit'cising Bryan's opponent.
we look not at the scryanA nj p, The
msster-not At NcKiuS(SN - mos,
pitiaole nsurehead in pu6l6 NE to-
day. out n Hanna. his owner and ty-
rant.-Rev. Herbert U. Cssson Of
Lynn, NaSa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

Children Cry fes
pttcheV'O coOtoVl0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

"Hes nay sssd ~ hssssry ssA ysa vsis
mad inst sss gssa ssssasra ssvss Srsssss
ny q heps - sess vhs - 10 SaskseD,
WE 80 sssseere ssvse Osve tsspsrsssea
% these whs are aSvsc>as-~ n n,x.~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

The committee from the Labor Legion
OF Chicago. appointed TO investigate
CHARGES against Governor Aitgeid's
convict labor record. recently made by
eight alleged workingmen. have
made . thorough Investigation. 60
Ing to the Joliet peniteutiary for that
purpose. ana declare that the charges
are wholly unfounded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-28

srhe Americas people have ssvss sasssA
u any erssss In the pssI ses have shey
ssasse % believe that they VIII sail In shis
great crisis. u b true that ve have on
the ether Side - grcst . eaopaigs fssa
~ wss ever raised In Americas politics.
1e p eeus that they are resesslsg % sssss.s-
dalton asd eesreio" ss they never resesssa
% ehesn bcser~. but. my srsesds. While
mosey ss'hs money deo's vote % the
Caiesd sssses.--w. .. Sryas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20

&c spool, I9c dozen
for SC quality Sewing
Machine Cotton. Ali
sizes, black and white.
5000 dozen sold last
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20
THE COURTS.
En,,ifv Court No 1-Judge Coy

Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Cotton agt. Carr; sale decreed with B. r.
Leighton, trustee, to sell. Campbell agt.
Chiffon; Timothy d. Keleher allowed to III
tervene. In re Sarah Williams and Arthur
Erumbry; alleged lunatic; writs de lunatico
ipouirendo ordered to issue. Free agt.
Item and testimony before A. IL. Calf, ex-
aminer ordered taken. Capital Traction
Company agt. Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany; leave to amend bill by April =
granted. Watson agt Caverly; eighth par
agraph OF amended bill stricken out. Payne
agt. Payne; sale decreed with @. w. Cooper
and T. Yoder, trustees. to SELL Weber
agt. Hancock; Jno. Ridout substituted as
trustee. Walker agt- Walker; time to take
testimony limited to fifty days, and both
parties allowed to testify.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20
ENDED HIS LIFE.
DeranEed Man Hangs Himself I'm a
Police Station.

Police Station.
Henry A. Anderson, the Swede who was
arrested Friday night at the White House,
where he went on an insane mission, end
ed his life in police cell at an early hour
yesterday morning. The unfortunate man
was about thirty-five years old. and had
&C me here from his home in Chicago, where
he lived at No. $50 111th street. His mis-
sion here was to see the President in order
that the country might be saved and, in
c:dentally, he wanted to sell the President
ducking and fishing outfit
There was nothing tragical about his con-
duct, did he even suggest death or
sacrifice, such as many crankS suggest
when locked Up. He was quiet and orderly,
except when talking about his arrest, and
then he gave everybody in Lieut.. Boyle's
station TO understand that some day the
officers would be sorry for having incar-
cerated him. According to hts statement.
he kissed his wife goodbye before leaving
home and told her of his intended call on
the President. She begged him to remain
at home, but he thought the good Of the
country demanded his presence here, and
so he refused to take his wife's advice.
He was fairly well dressed, and had about
$50 in his pocket.
Two police surgeons called at the station
during the mans incarceration and made
an examination of him. They found that
his mind was disordered. He was not con-
sidered dangerous crank by the police
and Sanitary Officer Frank concluded to
send him home, II his wife would take
care of him. Word was sent to her asking
for directions, and it was the intention
of the sanitary officer to hold the unfor-
tunate man In the police station until his
wife was heard from.
But the mans disordered mind was not
strorg enough to stand the strain caused
by incarceration, and so yesterday morning
he made a moose of his suspenders and
executed himself He had told the police
surgeons and police that he was an up
holsterer and had worked for the Pull
man Palace Car Company. He gave up
his work because he knew he could give
the President the necessary information
to bring about settlement of the various
international disputes.
Policeman Hester went in the cell room
about o'clock yesterday morning and
found the dead body Of the man suspend
ed from the cross bar of his cell door. An
derson had removed his collar and tie, and
had made a Moose of his suspenders which
had proved effective. In order that there
might be no mistake, DIR. Mayfield, one of
the police surgeons was sent for. He pro-
nounced the man dead. Coroner Hammett
gave an order for the removal of the body
to Lees undertaking establishment, and
an investigation will be made tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20
FHE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
Comings and Goings Of Prominent
PeoPle-PersonnIN Notes.

eO1H&S OF PrOm1Rent
PeoPle-PersonaI Notes.
Mrs. and the Misses Stevenson have re-
turned from New York.
Mrs. and the Misses German have re-
turned from short trip tc Atlantic City.
Mrs. and Miss Bonaparte and Mr.. and
Mrs. John ODonneIl were among the
Westinghouse who sailed for Europe
Saturday.
Miss Sargent of Boston is visiting at the
British embassy.
The Alethea Pleasure Club met at Mr.
Louis Schaefer's, 20o5 9th street. wednes-
gay gay evening. Solos were rendered by the
Misses Katie Vogel, Lizzie Barry and Ka-
Tue " Nell. There were both vocal and in
strumental music enjoyed until late hour,
when the guests were ushered to the din
ing room: where boGntiful repast was
served. Among those present were the
Misses Misses e. Donely. A. Durnback Katie
,oees Katie O'Neil, Olga Vollten, E. STAN
icy, Gertie Stanley, a. Pepper A. Jost and
LIZZIE LIZZIE Barry. and the Messrs. Shannon,
barry, Route, Hortea, Schaefer, Maher,
Goblin, Wild, Buchanan, Sohls, Prosise.
Sopenhaver, Lewis, johnson and White
Mrs. r. ID. Hitchcock. after a visit with
Trends in New York. has now gone to a
motel there to await the arrival of Miss
ffltchcock, who is in Philadelphia visiting
friends
P " 'oi man was the guest OF honor
this AFTERNOON at pleasant entertainment
given by the pupils of Holy Cross Acad-
envy.
Marquis Malaspina de Carbonara,. first
secretary of the italian embassy at Wash
usleh mas been transferred to Madrid
Marqu!s Malaspina will sail for Europe on
May q, stopping in Rome for a month he
fore going to his new post
MIS-. Henry Hoffa will not be at home to-
morrow.
MI. and Mrs William H. Boiling of
nythe'iue' va, have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter. Edith to
lhr Norman Gait Of this city. Thursdav
morning. April 30, at $50 O'Clock, in ST.
JOINS Church, Wythcyille, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20

Judge Arthur T. Foreman war s,oya-,o-
OF West Virginia, died at his home a.
farkersburg. w. Va, yesterday, after a
orief illness. due to a complete breaking
down OF his system. Gov. Boreman was
porn IN Waynesburg, Pa, July 81. 1923.
Gov. Boreman moved to Virginia in 1919
he was a member of the Virginia legisla-
ture IN 1879 and 1850. In 1861 he presided
over the convention at Wheeling to reor-
game the state government, was then
chosen a circuit judge under the restored
government of Virginia, and in 1863 was
CHOSEN governor of West Virginia, being
reelected in 1865 In 1863 he declined TO
again stand as a candidate for governor
and was chosen to the United States SEN
ate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20

6 certs pair for Ioc,
nc and I5c Dress
Shields. Sizes 2, 3, 4.
The surplus OF a we'll
known maker of we'll
known Dress Shields.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20
DIED.

sunday, April 10 1876 lone az 10 9cSsk street
Mrs MARY Bliss aged seventy -,i,e TI., u p14''
Funeral services at the fiome TIrsIaW Ann 81
pm. Friends invited --P'" -
DAWSON. On Apr,l Is rsoe n. A.
SUSAN DAWS0N in the eghTy-ef-i,ib nv YEAR n oi
her age, widow of the late Wili,,1 m, ySS.,, "
her late residence, No ais ' 5th ' st aln
southwest. Requiem mass will he celebrated -
St Douiinics Church at o'clo,k Relatives
anu Hlepts are Invited TO attend.
DIGGS. On Monday, April 90 1896 at 11:o5 an
SGboaGLANA n, Wife of the late John Il.
LESS ol baltItfe' At hef residence, la ID
So.fa =, $500 "a NJ,
pl,,sn conr oil i'feai'er' tnAitiilOfe papers
HAYES. On April Is 1896 at zoos am Mrs
b. e HAYES al her pcsid,.nce 9Io Itb 80;
northwest NV "
Funeral from st. PatricE's Church Tuesday at Q
an where mass will be said for the rs.pose of
her soul Friends and relatives invited TO at
tend
, -
IIlTI Ir,I;. On Saturday, April is, 1896, GEORGE
idence Of his soninaw, VIM c. Lewis, 1921
Nallach place
wednesday April q
,, 49, -
FAINT daughter of Victor l.. and Daisy Z. Ma
. son, aged three years and three months
r - -, a. H N,I oh pi.s ~ 10. los
I'.t-, -'ioHuHs' -hffH ~ II II "-.n-
P-''
MfJEIJaN I'm :, ,,r5oy .,-tI &c 1000 n,
q. ~ a M IaIIS y u,r Fl 10 $50 at
enty-nnth wear Of Lis age. - '"'
Funeral from his late residence. GIT street north
west Mcuday, April 20, al A pm -
MICHAEL. On Sunday, April 10. 1896 at 1870
am, after a long and painful illness, which
she bore with divine patience ard fortitudc,
JULIA c, the beloved daughter OF Capt. and
Mrs. G. r. Michael, aged nineteen years and
six months.
And ~ re GdE s s,nx saw awe nef iaue
Thai She might Ions,,.r st,I
light from household gone,
The one We loved so we'll
We have placed her In Jesus
And bid her forever farewell.
I IA s ne ash ne, US; Wei we hn 9
" ,si,b ~, MI, NJ, So, 80 ny. ,.N,s mae
20 w. -, - y: - Nc ~ou'" P'@s'
-,
Va peace she hIed In love she died,
Her HE was asked, but God denied.
WALTER.
from the Residence. No. sos street southeast,
IN Loudon fark cemetery Baltimore, Md.
Baltltrcre and Frederick Nd, papers please
copy
MILLER, On Saturday, April Is 1896. at los
lok at her home 5l6 I'D street northwest,
ANNIE j., beloved wife Of Richard Miller and
daughter OF Amelia and the late John 5. Beall,
In the thirty first year OF her age
Safe in the arms of Jesus
Safe on His gentle breast,
There by His love oershadsd.
BY HER SISTER
Funeral from, Fifth R,ntis, Sburcb Virginia avn
nue. southwest, on Tuesday at :: 80 Friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20

q cents quire for 1oc
quality Bond Writing
Paper, in blue and
cream. Hurry for
those Novels adver It's
ed Saturday at 3 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20
Bradbury Piano Ware Rooms,
1925 Pa. avenue.
Upright Pianos
Very Cheap.

. ~ We have q large number of
y x X upright pianos now coming in
y x from parties who have rented
x them. They are all in nice
= x * condition and we fully guar
y antee them.l These range in
x price from SIS up, and we
- shall let them go at the regu-
x lar rental payments. We in
= u clude a handsome silk scarf
= and a hardwood stool.
K ** We will take any one of
* * these in exchange as part
X * * payment for new Bradbury
y * Upright any time you wish to
x buy-allow you its full value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-20
q

9 cents for nc, I5c
and I8c quality Curl
ing Irons-the we'll
known Diamond"
Pearl and Ruby
makes. 100 dozen
sold last week.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07

Sin duda por esperar la legada del
general Weyler, que habra de varlar
aigo la organization actual, ei general
Marin SO liza hmItado q acumuiaI tuef-
zas en- las lucas de BAt4bano y dc ArJs
mIsa, y a ImpedIr al nlismo tIompo que
Maxlmo G6nez y Maceo sc unan en La
provIncIa do Ia HADana, dejahdo al 60
neral en jefs el ouldsdO de elegIr los ge-
nersles y dc seIiAlar las tuerz@s que Ia
bran do operar en- Plnar Del lilo, doud.
por 10 que 50 ve, la Insurrecclou Ia To-
modO a4gdu IacremonLo.
SeguImos sln notIoIas del paradero de
MAxllno Gomez, aunqus Ia entrada sn
Calvaro do f1erzas Iusurreotas y eI IL
roteo MaDagud, nos haoen temer que
el ndcleO de sus tuerzas, dIvldado en pc
queiius grupos, haya lOgrado correrse
desde Alqulzsr al NUrte, dlrlgleLdoss
dsspu6s Ill Este, hacla el centlO ue IA
prOvlncla lie Ia HAbaaa. No tardare-
mos mucho en- sanr de dudas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07
OLA IL

Para explicar la tenacidad de Macec
en- permaueccr seDre Ia nuca terrea dc
PIuar del ISlo, uUs patece IneEg UG1U
Consuelo 6l ue sdpVncrI5 ansluso DC CON
qulstar merltos D~st@nCes para supleuL1I
a MAxIrno Gomsk. I'D 4ue npos Ia
Y uOs preOcupa, co quo GeaSa taerzAs au-
hclenLGs para eOsteLeIee aiI, dsspuos o.
los cOmOaJ5s quo oUnGfa el nAu n0rado
estOs 4ltimos ulLs nGeslT&s oOiuuuas.
ST no 50 exagerasen los ueonJs, no La
brfa neCosidad ,l4as Jarde uv Duecar "a
pllu4UlynUs para deuJsLrar el ntvLlYJ 20,
el oual 40 dleIoI a4ue.l0s eA rosuIt 40
logICo que do los mssAnos deOi@ deu"o4r
He. 81 n0 So yrose uGdso Maxine 6o-
mez preoGu pa1J DC Il sdeibe do A4Vo
Mo MAoeO, AZ aOTP.CLI~IiL LssLto oUDiU
2hor4 sOrpreudo 80 iesIsOeaIaA 4ao e-L.
opoIe u nuostcAs LdstZss. L 40 ..
10 COnsI1sfAss pJGJ uIo4Vs iuo GAGaue1V
dc LuuIL5IUups, ~ Sc GJDL4~ILA La-n lO~U
en- que yrJGuIaDA ro1Llf .tOs enua5l.U. 20
pAfa eCOuO u.larIas.
TOLu eI4V dJ-ld5sLTd, ,Yu Io-lnitIvA, que
n1sta auJra sod Ana g.ALu-s nIe1C..sS
esperAnzAs Y - Lao Vo4eaJ.s pae.t.NaS a.
oAnL4dAo soo.s la 4D,u.IeDc4U-.
AhOrA 50 lJatJa ~ % g5j..erat O4I-
cia Navarro, GJ4 s1 Uo,u n~-A J I.S ~.4
general CadslI-, 80 d4a45- 81 Ua~u14Ct"
DC MA1eU Par& oVLC~r 4ao I4o01u4~ q 80
CrIsLoDAl, syguu LA a4nouazALv. L. va
seGuira, svgura nIenJ-, sI .l0S@ GI1AnrO :
IperO 40 90 J" nora do hli'Au"I i4-as lA~4-
EAs Plnar dol IElO, ca vista uet 4nUI~-
mento que ia auq A4rIuU aiIl 10 ILsu44VO u
oIou
No son tampoco muy satlsfact1FIas
las nUtlclas do IL pTOTlnUla 10 Ia IL -Oa-
ma, dUnue no 90 la lJSrado enoVuLrat b
Maxine Gomez uosue I'll COmDaLe lIOI1GU
ell eI Iugenlo Luz. hn calnOIo, IA dosPa-
cho, uu uespaChO del BenorAl MAIIu ia
CueutA do la 6udacla uo los lnSurroCLUa
que han atao4uO Gura dc MaourISos
Y \ Santa MAIl& uei tGJsaTIo, poUIaV4on
esJA diCimA pIoxLdIA CaiV~IIo, uJnd0
entrarvn haze pOCOS ulAS, y uuy pToAI
ma tamD46 ca ID HADAAa, ue le 4uo u4s
Ia apenas dIuoIsels kilolieLros. Cumu ca
ire Iaparte y SANTA Maria del RosAlIo,
eI terreuo 90 aIgO queDrado, puos aiIl
cerca sc encuenLrAn las IDIAs oe Mana-
qua, So oOnooe que en el 30 guaTocen
ahora las partldas que atacau los pooIa
dos lnmeuIatos.
HI general Weyler debe estar & punt>
de llegar Il Id uaDsna. QAe JeLgA tous
la fortuna que nuUsJIos nerUIoOs sUluA
dos mereoen, Oh 10 que SlncoTamente de-
Seamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07
CORRESPONDENCE PARTICULAR

Sr. don P NJ. O.. Rio Piedras No servi
NOS Ell supple mento Ge Madrid sino los sus
critores, pf,r ESQ nos veu1os privados del gus
TO de compacerie.
S.. don L. de Choudaa. A1ssco -Desd.
aver seis Sc le envia el pericdlco ese pue-
aiO
Sr dcn~A L B rrsnquitas. -Q1eds com
11s.if'o en- 10 que iadis
s.. don J M. O NJ Dus bn.-Va Ell peri6
;ico para don q u. G~actas por sus cons
sar tes servicins en- pro de esta empresa.
So. dor T P. Utnsdo. La ahnuamcs e
mporte de loe recibos de Reyes v L save.
Sr don S. NJ. Arecibo. So lie enviaroa
los u6meros del supplement- to one soiicitaha
+, recibos de Camuy SO han enyiado al Sc
isr Aivsrtz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07
VHuTA DE THRRRDO

Se desean vepder Glen cuerdas de terreno
qaehrado sobrel'ano, sitas en- ell barrio de
Jeynya-sbsjo de este termino; de las cua-
iee dl. z sembrsdss de cafe nuevo de
Iroducto sn mayor parte = las noventa
onndantes con IN caudaloso rio; teniendo
adern4= jnrto d elias. otras docientas cuer-
das On colindancia con Ponce de f&cil ad-
qulsIci6r /; clrcnutarcia que la ponen en- con-
iicl6n de poderse f,mentsr una magnifca
1uca de cafe FL predio que SO anuncia no
tiene cssa de habitaci6n SO dsra barato,
oero al coDtado. Go su lfmite con el rio ci-
tsdo, hay seis cuerdas de vega, propias pa
n establecimientos 6 para la siembra de Ia
)aco E. Que suscribe esta encargaao para
verta de- dicha fnca. .-Utuado, Enero 81
ie 1895 Pedro Boyonet. 9-1s alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07
co M U n DO s
Mayegiiez, Marzo 4 de 1895.
Sefor Director de LA DEMOCRACY.

A6yS&uSA, Ia 3iEO = Oe 46SOs
Sef1or Director de La DEMooRAuA.
Ponce.
Muy seffor mfo LIE estimar4 A usted IL
publication de la adluuts rectlticaolon, po,
serme necesarla convenieute.
Los honorarIos CORES spondlenteS esa pa
bllcaclon los haze efeetlvo mi llegada d 6.a
que ssra denCro ue POGO.
LIE antlcipa las gr4clas por clio.
DE usted alto. .. s. =. b. 8. M.-Ranaon
Mvrel C0nsp0s.
REOTIFI JAOION n NECESARIA.-E2D Din
rio Po0utag, al Qar cuenta dc ml LEG ada d
esta cludac, E.l iLfJrnlado, me presenba co
mo funda0or y director Gle la Empresa edi
Uoriai La NtteUG Idea. al hacer rsferencia Go
Eal cbra Husa Lo.Gs de Poascs.
Como dlcha gaeetilia pudlera ser NAL in-
terpretada, hsgJ constar p0r estas lineas que
nuuca tuve, Ll teugo lutervenclon cGE dlcha
empresa editorial, que tcabaIo por mi 81
ciuslva cuenta.
Vaiga esta oportuna sclaraci6n que ten
dra en cuenJa el aludldo Dlario para los
nes consequences.
RAMON MoREL CAhPos.
.Edstsr.
Msyagiez, Mario 1 de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07

Il Volvemos lamar la atenci6n del se1o
Alcalde acerca de Tn conveniencia de que d
procede cuanto ante5 d Ia inocuiacion Gle
virus vacuno
Muchos son los pueblos de In isla en- qu'
Ia epidsmia variolosa hs comepzsdo & dss
srrolarse. creemos que, como dice el ada
gio, mas vale prscaver que tener que RENE
diar
Valgs esta segunds aclaracion.
Noticiss recientes de Ia Peninsula anun.
cian one la ocurrido en- B srcelona IN horro
roso incendio que ha deatruido variaa fa,
brica.
Las perddas sos eonsiderablss.
Segdn noticias que inssrta lie Courier
des Etats Uastes, ell gobierno de Sanro Do.
mingo detuvo 4 varios emigrantes cubanos
que seg6n parece intsntahan apnderalse de
| nno dc los vapores de la lfuea Harrer~, que
hacen Ia traveafa entire Ponce Ia Ell % ana
| tocando On Ascoris y su S4nto Domiogo.
Lenti para esta nochs en- ell cafe AItsnebrn j:
Arro8 con butifsrras, Fcicsse da rolln
Chult tas da cerdo la paplllot, Boz ff.s.k de
loniin, E-eahechs de pescado, Empau ci-
Has. snlou plsDGhado. Huevos A IL orden.
, Heiado mantecado, Chocolate, Lsthe, Offs
e 6itiE1o balsrce que couocemos del B Al,
co ca Ffsncia, correspondence al de DI
cien. bee u'rimo, demuestra que ell poderos.
eotabiecluliei I'd stesora en- rus cejss "a amor
he Cs.U:: ,,ds6 de frances oro 2 005 Asa 051
COL TIA $40, l3I ,U2SS frances plata.
| MISCELANEAS! ACADIA de puhlicarsr
esta uotabie obra del poiemIsta puertorri
Qneslo don jose Pablo Morales preced.ia de
u projogo por don Manuel Fernandez Jun
cos. liza que deseeU adquirlfia, pueden SO
l!cltarla gu Ia lbrerfa 6e S.njurJc, Capital;
don P,Dio Morales Cabrera, Rio Plodras;
do. Ramon Hoyos De'sado, en- Pouce.
a 95 cehtavos eJemplar. 1913
Core el rumor de Que ha salido de Tam
pa una txJedlcl6n .f1ilbu- terra, orgnpiz adj
lor ei tfgano Col z y qus Q 60 i7ru,
staericnLo q dispuesto Y sag an L. modia
taloelte v@IIos ouQnes Ola 81 p,rsecuclon.
Un iutfepido cicli-Cs residsnte en- ell Cairo.
"a. .eiies, Sc d dlrigdo al Que hace 20
eo pldlenuO autecsdo.t tas do In carreIers
kt rque d. de atiavesar Espaft, para lr dee
Go Giorhirsr M4rSslia, pues on 81 mes Or
Aofn Sc prOpone hacer ese trayecto eu bicl-
ciata.
Por la secretarfa del Club sc Ie hs contas
r6uO snSl DuUie al ltiuerorio 11I que deDc
segulf y uoa biaicist4 ~ suH19 Is Y al DAra
guas o~ los Uni NOS Gus veuuou L. MIth
th.s esCa clud .d Sdres, Iasos, guaL Cos.
u1lJuUes Fl ,Iuad dc aitf ;uios a prsclo,
sln com BPS teLCIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07

Un dia un viajante de los Estados UIid'
la encontro y la dIJo que Ia poEuIia i- "a
hpa, blanca y hermOsA 81 Ie prOmetIa ser
esposa cuanuo fuera muJer y con este obJ
to 10 envio una gran c&htldad oe Jabon ely
nombre debia guardar en- secreto. JuanII
80 desarroIlo sIendo Ia mas heImosa muJ-
de su comarca.
Era admirada por todos.
Tn dia un joven de gaIlarda figure, tri
gLefo y de ojos 1t gros, perteneclente ub
noble famiiia, SO euAmoro perdldamente q
JLanita, al cual ella eorrespondlo con gra
amor.
Habia dos rszones por las cuales no podi
casarse con este hombre: primera porque e.
taDa c1mprometida con el vlajero, segunG
pc rqus ella ne guerra casarse con un hUmbl
dc teZ tan oscura. De la primera dincults
se vio libre porque su compromise cesab
por Ia inesperada noricia que el viaJaLt.
Goa quien estaba comprometida, habia fall.
@do. III joven 90 hallaba muy trlste y ad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07
InfereS Sanfe

Sc vende ma estapcia compuesta d. So.
tents cuerdas de terrepos de mot t. mali
xs, entire elias algunss de coses has dc csfF J
otras yariss para 10 1lrimo ipdicsdo, muebo
Arboles de gusva. Dichs propiedad exist.
sn Ell barrio de Gaayabota pueblo, de Patl
Ilas, cuatro legnas De distancia.
I'll que desee dieha ilca, pufde dirijirse !
este pueblo la Casa dc ioe sefioree M. Alon
80 c. donde sc le daIa detailaa-
Arroyo, 20 de Febrero de 1895. - Ildefon
90 Ortiz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07
SellOs de gonna

81 f.brican con materiales acabados de re-
dbir, yse garantiksn por su solidez y belle
sa Apa, ar automSticos. Tinta de vari0a
oiores Dnj'rae en- ests imprenta don
Vicente Font Campfias. Sc sirven pedido@
ara Ia isla
Ponoa r hrero g de 1895 1 m alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-07
AyisO

Aver las la In tarde extravi6 IN b.
latt4 de rnil ancos don Juan Pe,e, en el
reyscto ccmprprdido ertre Ia e-qnipa q
E1 c. meta la ContAdLria del Ayuutan len
to.
El duefio p see eI q nero de di, ho billefe
Sc grstifcarr la pr,soDa que lo Ell treRn'
u esta rtdace,6n. an Ia asa L6mero 90 &C
q Gale de IL LopH, . .te
Ponce dc MaIX, ds 1895