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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
Nasloaal Lsgisl etc rs.

Washington, Dec. 15.-The house
adopted Q resolution for o holiday
recess from Dec. IS TO Jan. 5. Liv.
ingston. democrat, Of Georgia. de.
nounced the civil service law as o
humbug and fraud.
In the senate bills were introduced
granting the right Of way through
part Of Alasks for o railroad to the
gold fields. and one for she operation
Of steamboats, on the Yukon river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
FINANCIAL SIatus OF " i,consin.

Madison, Wis, Dec. ia statement
Of the receipts and disbursements of the
state of Wisconsin for the fiscal year
ended Sept. 30 last, shows the total re-
ceipts to have been s2.324, ,572.01 and dis
bursements se.340, ,709.36. The receipts,
however. include $4,000 borrowed from
the trust funds and the amount on hand
In the general fund was s33,67S2l, which
Is $16.lS1.35 less than the amount on
hand Sept. CO. 1896.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
eRukL MURDER oF A WOMAN.
ws v.-s Three Score Years, First Robbed
aad Then Stranxi~sl

Mobile. Ala. Dee. Is - Yesterday
morning the dead body % Mrs. Margaret
Hogan was found In her store on Con-
sress street Her hands were tied be-
n,nd her back and piece ~ braid
wrapped tightly around her tnruat. An
Investigation showed that the place had
been robbed of money and some ~ the
roods The robbers had probably forced
~ give up her small hoard. which she
hept ~ her room hack of the store.
T.sy then strangled her with the
bra'I. hut finding her slow In dying
braired her with some blunt instrument.
tier brains had oored out upon the
rccr There Il no clue to the identity
of the nurtlcrrrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for
cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers. salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaran.
teed to give perfect satisfaction o,
money refunded. Price rs cents pei
box. For sale BY Hsrtz & Uile.
meyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
Peoples Party Managers 70 Meet.

Cleveland, Dec. 15.-The national COM
mittee of the Peoples party will meet
in st. Louis. Jan. Il, to prepare the call
for its national convention, which will
be held in April. This will be the con-
vention OF the ''middle-of- -the--oad"
Populists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
Printers Postpone Their Strike.

New York, Dec. Is. - The printers
strike scheduled for today for the pur-
pose Of enforcing a nine-hour work day
has been postponed. This action was
taken ct conference composed Of rep
resentatives of Typographical Union
No. 6 and seven members of the Typo
thetae decided that if settlement shall
was decided that if settlement shall
not have been reached by tomorrow the
strike shall take place on that day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15

Wilmington, Del, Dec. Is
George d. farrs, . farmer. Was muir.
dered last night In his home and An
unsuccessful attempt made to FIRE
the house. Robbery Was the object.
Charles Thorn. negro employed by
tarra. 10 missing. and is suspected
Of havirg committed the crime.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
ssnosa,.,i by Coal Gas -Es

Toledo. @. Dec. i5.-o;;o Lemke. -,
and his sister. few years younger.
we're found dead in their beds yester-
day morning and In an adjoining room
the father cf the two children was
found In = dying ecniition. Escarine
coal gas frum an anthracite heating
stove was the cause % the traSedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15

stroudshurr. ra.. Dee. TT. e. Beat-
w. nephew "a General Beatty. % Ohio.
sol at one time q well-knovn attorney
On . Michigan town. yesterday pleaded
xuilfs ~ forgery. with Harry Otis.
alias Howard. The arrest % the men
was masie by the American Bankers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
..>sel psssosav.

Csscsrsss Candy cssnssue, u: \:
most wonderful medical a,s. .evssy OF
shs age. pleasant and ssfrsshing %
The sssss. cot gently cad positively
% NE bowels. clesnslng he satirs
system. dispsl colds. cu,s hsedaohe,
lever. habitaal constipation end btu
iousnsss. Please bay and Wy . boz
Of G. c. G today; lS, -, 20 cant:
Scld end guassasssd 70 esss By sll
dSlegista.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
AFFAIRS At SPRINGFIELD.
ssvsra, Bslas. Oss AbslisAssg shs Eqsaliza
sson Board. lnsrslu uosd,

Springfield, Dec. 15.-In the house
bills we're introduced taxing grain in
elevators and elevator receipts. abol.
ishing the state board Of equalization
ana creating o state board OF tax
commissioners. and taxing foreign
corporations.
In the senate q resolution for the
Investigation Of the police department
OF Chicago vent over under the rules.
Gov. Tanner sent in list OF appoint
ments made since the regular session
and the senate In executive session
confirmed them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15

Bayou Sara, La. Dec. 15.-The
steamboat Psrsgoud sank in tie Mis-.
sissippi river Just above the mouth
OF the Red river. The loss will be
heavy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
ssw Copper NinIre Company.

N..-aue,t-. sleh.. Dec. is.-The Mich
Iran Confer Mining tsmpany, limited.
flri srtIcles of Incorporation here yes
t.rd,y. II. nominal stock Is $4,000 occ.
sor,an, 10 ~ operate the Ridge
The csts-sxcn range.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
DurrAas's Pate PIE ed.

San Francisco. Dec. l5.-Theod ore
Dirrans was sentenced this morning
10 be hanged Jan. Z for the murder
OF Blanche Lamont.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15

Rome. Dec. I5.-It is semi-ofli.
cislly announced that Italy has not
thought Of sending iron-clsds to
Hsyti.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15

Arnold's Bromo Celery cures head.
aches; 10. 25 and so cents. Reiss'
drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15
WHOLE GANG CAUGHT.
6rigands Who Failed in That Al.
tempted hoId.up at STEMS
Pass, NJ. NJ.
ONE WAS KILLED AT THAT TINE,

And ~ Justice Hs- Good Luck These just
Captured win IN Hanged According 20
Isw.-weiis-t tsrgs Man Locates the Thugs
In Cabin and Catches Them All. with
H.'p-Rssi Estate Ferg.rie. Espo.sd is
the Mound CRy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15

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an. o.,
Silver, City. ". 81. Dec. i5. -
News has tus, been received here tha,
n special wens-Farvo officer. J. n.
Thaeker. assisted Is, /, n,sse n, de,u,v
tnl,ed s,a,.s ,,,,sh.is ,,,,.rC,.,r,,,o
p,.,. ,,on,t,v -, .,r.,,r.,, ,s., -.
a.. - 80.
W s''s ", u'Nh '"ooe's VINO 'as'
ihursnay helh 40 the southern Pacific
train at STEMS Pass. Grant county. In
the rrht Incident To which one of the
robbers was Killed At the time % the
STEMS Pass holi-up the rosse. which
had beer antIc,natIny an at,ask Was
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-. - =. '
- '' i"e 's'' W ''.
po"'as =, va l,'i'eula'eiy 'aSen' ara
nv ""u"aS hiSht inc hNe temaihihs
,'''"'"'rs o' w" s'hs W. surr"unoe,i
~ NUN y, 'usu'y ran'h sb"u'
Ntu,s Nv u'il's 'h.s s'ue W 'he MEX
TO-" NV w '''''''" 'N'A''''"
H"hs"r- tss"n nv >"rprise.
The robbers were taken completely
Ny surprise ard surrendered without a
singh shot bcirg hrr,i Their names
have net yet been asccrtained. hut they
are cowboys who have been working In
vicinity ~ IN" san simon valley. and
have N" connection with the uotorious
hiack Jack gang 20 border bandits
Thrv have been brought ty the p"ss
~ san simon Station. ani will b.
brought ~ this place today for trial
The penalty Tor train robbery In New
Mexico IL Death When captured tn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-15

No place like the big store for real bargains clothing Ask your
negbos where they get the best values for their money! They
to say, by all means trade at the LONDON "You
know u.s." We underse them ALL If it was not for this store
you would be paying wayup prices for your clothing We de-
soyers of high prices Look out for Billiards. Our Overcoats
are built to give warmth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-21
CHAPTER XXI.
A MIDNIGHT ALARM.

They travelled 40 miles that day,
reaching at sunset wayside post sta
ton, a one story log building. Close BY
were couple of houses and telegraph
Office. The starosta, or station master,
provided a warm supper and bed In
one corner of the room. The sledge
was hauled into the yard, and under
half dozen big furs Phil passed a fair
ly comfortable night In the morning
Russian officer demanded the passports.
They were returned without comment,
and ten minutes later the sledge, drawn
by fresh troika, was speeding to the
eastward
Thus for whole week they rode on
across Siberia, each hour drawing near
err to safety. Nicolas Poussin spoke but
little. He preserved grave and silent
demearor and drove his horses with an
unsparing hand. Spring was not far
off, and he was an ious TO reach Vladi-
yostok before the mild weather made
sleighing impossible. Struggled up in
furs, Platoff and Maurice sat far back
under the leather hood, while Phil,
Crampeu anu uuCOullOIVdulc, IcuuaAhcu
in his narrow place of concealment
They passed many travellers on the road
-Tartars, merchants, peasants and occa-
sionally Cossack soldiers or Russian Of
ficers-but no unpleasant incidents oc-
CURED. Nicolas Poussin s passports car
ried them through all dangerous places.
Sometimes they slept in the same
room at night with soldiers or dined
with them at the same table. On such
occasions Nicolas Poussin conyersed for
himself and his companions
Phil had the hardest time of all,
sleeping at night in the station yards
and eating such food as his companions
could smuggle out to him, but he bore
all without complaint
Day by day travelling became more
difficult, and it was well that Nicolas
Poussin was able to procure fresh troll
kas each morning, for when night came
the horses were often completely worn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-21
CHAPTER Xxx.
A GOOn SAMARITAN.

As a more effective safeguard Platoff
led the boys deeper into the forest, and
they plodded ON for some miles before
stopping even to eat. Refreshed by a
hearty meal, they then Travelled until
nearly evening and camped in shelter
ed hollow.
OF course a fire was necessary not
only for warmth, but to keep off prowl-
ing wolves. The night was divided in
to watches, each taking his turn at
guard duty and feeding the fire.
For half week more they journeyed
on without incident, and then a spell
of wet weather set in, which continued
several days and made travelling impos-
sible. But it soon grew cold again, and
a crust formed ON what little snow re-
manned.
This good weather lasted for two
weeks, and The fugitives took advantage
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-21

of it to travel rapidly and steauliy
They subsisted mainly on the venison.
but the bill of fare was varied occasion
ally by rabbit or a pheasant which
Platoff succeeded in knocking over. At
times during their march the Amur
was in sight, and the telegraph poles
that follow the post road could be dim
ly made out. But for the most part they
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05
COMITE LIBERAL
DE YAUCO
Sc G II r. TA II Ia

Con ell fin de proceder a la renova-
ci6n total de este comite, tratar de
otros varios asuntos econ6micos Y de
propaganda para la mejor organization
marcha de nuestra colectividad, Sc
convoca todos los liberales de este
pueblo para una reunion que tendra
efecto ell proximo domingo de JUNO,
Il la una de la tarde, EN- la casa ha-
bitabion de don Luis Cianchini, presi-
deute de este comite.
Al efecto, y como en- dicha reunion
solo tendran voz y voto los afiliados a
nuestro partido, sc hace constar que Sc
ha alberto un registro en- esta secreta-
ria, donde deben pasar inscribir sus
nombres todos los que deseen figurar
como miembros del partido liberal en-
este pueblo, y asistir con tai caracLer a
la reunion de referencia.
Esta invitacion Sc hace extensive q
los queridos correligionarios de Ponce,
Guayanilla, Sabana- Grande, San Ger
man demas pueblos limftrofes, con
cuya cooperation contamos para el me-
jor exito de la reunion.
Yauco, Mayo % de ls97.-JOSE
g.. TORRES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05

Sr. don r. L., Patillas.-Complaci-
do en- 10 que indioa por carta del 10 LIE
cargamos uu peso so ctvs por Ell anun-
clio que cobrara usted al interesado. Los
tres tomos de la S. fueron aver dirigido
q listed.
Sr. don V. B., Humacao. lie remi-
timos ell Ser. tomoy tomamos nota
para enviarle ell 10 que aun no esta en-
cuadernado.
Sr. don P. E., Sabana Grande. Re
cibida su apreciable del 20 de Mayo I'LL
timo lie abonamos ell importe de los re-
cibos devueltos. Conforme con 10 de-
mas de su apreciable, aguardamos 10
que nos indica.
Sr. don T. O., San German. Sc lie
complace en- 10 que indica en- su carta
rccibida hoy. Va su n1mero en- ell pa
quote.
Sr. don A. j. s., Yauco.---Ayer Sc
lie remiti6 ell Ter. tomo el segundo aun
no esta.
Sr. don A. A., GuanicaSe lie en-
vian hoy los tres n1meros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05
PRESIDENCIA
DEL ExCMO AYUhTAMIENTO De La CIUDAD
DE PONCE
AL PUBLICO

Debiendo procederse o la provision on
propiedad de las Escuelas rura.es de nueva
creaci6n para nifiss, en- los barrios de ''Sa-
banetas'', San Patricio" "Msguelles" y
dos mas de varones, tambien rurales en- los
propioe barrics citados, ''Sabanttas'' san
Patricio", previo concurso, 80 haoe pdblioo
pa-a que los aapiranses q dichas eecuelas
presenter sus soiicitudes en- ls Sscretarfa del
Excmo. Ayuntamiento en- el tarmino de vein
to dfAs . contar de Ia fecha del presente.
5e adyierte que dc lou mencionsdos car
gos no pueds tomaise posesc6n sino del dia
primero del entrante mes de Julio en- ade-
lante ssi como que los misnos estan dotados
con el haber ANIMAL dc trsseientos pesos fcada
uno, desiS -aci6n para gastos de escitorio,
alquiler dc casa sscuela y laboresj
Ponce, Jupio dc le97.-El Alcalde. II.
ROeICR. is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05
BfBLforECA DE ola DEMoCKAC1A"

bah! dijo Ia reina con espan-
to; no creia. -. de ESQ modo.
en- seguida. -. Ia cslentura.
El doctor miro I'm momento {
Ia reina.
-H.y calentura y calentura, re-
plic6.
Mi querido Luis. mirad, me
Ilenais de espanto. Yo no se vsr-
daderameuts 10 que ten6is esta
noche, cuando acostumbrkls hacer
siempre tan buenos pron6sticos.
No tsngo NADIA eItraordina-
rio.
-Psro 1quS hscsiss Volveis IL
cara, mirals & derscha s izquierds
como 81 quisierais confarme IN
importante secreto.
-lY qui6o 10 niegaf
-Ya estiis viendo; lun sscreto
con motive de la calentural
Sin duda,
-SDs la calentura del senior dc
Charny7
-Ciertamente.
-sY vents & verne por causa
de ESQ secreto9
-Asf es.
-Pronto r.l hechoi Ya sab6is
que soy cuross. Vsrnos, pFinci-
piemos por el principio.
Como Juanillo, mo - YER
dady
: -Si, qusrido doctor.
-Pues bien; seiora-
" bien, aguardo vusstrs rs-
laci6n. doctor.
No. soy 20 al que sguards-
"A quer
"A que me prsgunteis, sehors.
Yo no scy an busn narrador, Pc
70 si me hscsa reguntas. respon-
do como an i,bro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05
CAPITULO XIX
EGRI sOXNIA

La reina agusrdaba Ia respuesta
de madame de Misery, pero no al
m6dico.
Este entr6 CON gu familiaridad
de costumbre, y dijo en- alta
voz:
-Sefiors, el enfermo por quisn
SO interessn el rey y Vuestra Ma
jsstad, va tan bien como acostum-
bra ir ell qe tiene calentura.
La reina conocia bien al doctor
saba Ell horror que este tenfa {
los que dan gritos terrible cuando
sienten algdn dolorcillo.
s. fgur6 pues que el senior de
Charny habia exagerado algo su
indispo.ici6n. Las mujsres fuer-
tes eetan dispuectas 6 hallar de-
biles { los hombres fuertes.
Ell hsrido, dijo, es IN herido
de ch ,nxa.
=. III! iehl exclam6 ell doctor.
tt Il arafiazo -.
Dbl no. sefiora, no: en- 6n,
aran z.s 8 hsrida, 10 que - es
qu. ne calentura.
obre joyeui az tiene una
cal /. r. bastante fusrte1
-Isrfible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05
GU IBA
Ode ET Gtobo, de Madrid)

Tomemos nota de las declaracione
del general Weyler, publicadas IN er
tense por ell Herald.
-Espana-dijo don Valeriano-s,
sobra para acabar con la insurreccion
10 hara con sus medios y en- su item
po.
Pero don Valeriano, ST 10 que Espa
fa deseaba no era hacerlo ella con su.
meoios.
Sino que 10 hiciese V. E. con sus ter
clos.
Y cuando pensara ell general Wey
Ter que es su tempo para acabar Ia IN
surreccion?
Por 10 visto, hay que madurarla mu-
cho
Solo que, en- opinion de mucha gente,
con las insarrecciones debe pasar al
reves que con las frutas.
La meior manera de conseguir que
maduren bien, es darlas muchos golpes
Lo mas grave y gordo que hay en- las
declaraciones del general, es 10 siguien-
te
-<Ahora Sc pone ell libertad a los
americanos, sin consideration a la JUS
ticia. Es un hecho que la mayor parte
dc ellos son culpables. Sin embargo,
Sc les pone en- lfbertad porque son ame-
ricanos.1
iQue les parece d ustedes?
Resulta ahora que ell captain general
de Cuba Sc limita hacer 10 contraris
de su gusto; vamos, que Sc entrega
la modification como un asceta.
Y aplicara las reformas por puro mis-
ticismo.
Y todavfa puede que haya quien ase
gure que ell general Weyler no Sc para
en- contemplaciones.
Nosotros creemos trmemente que es
hombre esencialmente contemplativo
Y alguien sospecha que hace mucho
tempo Sc halla en- ertaSis.
Situaci6n la mas proposito para di
rigir una campaila.
Ell senor Canovas dijo aver, con su
acost,tnabr0do franqueza:
No me ectrmlarta que el Gobierno
de Washington hiciese algo practice
respecto de los tilibusteros.
iSiempre filosofo ell senior Canovas!
Pero, por supuesto, con la flosoffa
del famoso epfgrama;
FOR cfertO q1te me ertrdfa0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05

mo-. y 81 le We -. le oir&. -.
lDiablo no hay que vacilar. Voy
avisar la reina, y ella me dar&
un conssjo.
Tomada esta resolution por Ell
buen doctor con esa prontitud
propia del hombre q qulen la ma
turaleza cuenta los segundos,
inund6 de aqua fresca la cara del
herido; le coloc6 en- una CANA de
manera que no hiciese NAL dsHdo
vusltas 8 sayendo; echo IN oanda-
do & las ventanas, cerr6 con lla-
We la puerta, y, metida Ia llsve
en- ell bolsillo, oorrio al cuarto de
la reina despues de asegurarse,
escuchando desde afuers, que no
podia oirse 6 entenderse an solo
grito de Olivier.
No hay necesidad de deoir que,
para mayor precau ci6n, quedaba
el auverniano encerrado ell co.
fermo.
Halo precisamsnte la puerta
4 madsma de Misery, & quien en-
viaba la reina d saber el estado
del enfermo, y que insistfa en-
entrar.
-Venid, venid, sehora, puss
tengo que salir, dijo ell doctor.
-Psro, doctor, la reina queds
aguardando.
-Voy al cuarto de Ia reiua, So
nora.
La rsina desea. -.
La reina sabrk todo cuanto
desea saber:: 20 os respondo de
clio, seAora. Vamos.
Y % manej6 tar bien, que for
rs { la DANA de Maria Antonista
6 oorrer para llegar al mismo
tempo que 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05
FL COLL Ar DE LA KEINA

delirando y gssticulando, fue ARE
batado como una pluma por ell
auverniano en- preeeacia de los
guardias de coros.
Estos rodeaban y hacfan mil
preguntas al doctor Luis.
-Se71ores, dijo ell doctor gritan-
do mas alto que Charny para Gu
brir los gritos de- este, va como
cereis que no he ir andarme una
legua a cada instante para visi-
tar este enfermo que ell rey me ha
confiado. Vuestra galeria esta al
fin del mundo.
-tEntonces ad6nde le llevAis,
doctora
"A mi casa, como IN perezo-
30 que soy. va sabeis que aquf
tengo dos cuartos; le acostare en-
uno de ellos, y pasado llama, 81
nadie Sc mezcla de 81, va os dare
cuenta de su salud.
-Pero, doctor, dijo ell Official,
os aseguro que ell enfsrmo habrfa
estado muy bien aquf, porque to-
OOs nOeoLrOs 2mam0s al senior &c
Suffren, y =.
ST, 81; conozoo bien esos cui-
dados de camaradas & camarada.
81 ell enfermo tiene sed, Sc le CON-
place, sc le da de beber, y sc
muere. al diablo doy yo los bue-
nos cuidados de los senores guar
dias, que va me han matado con
ellos disz enfermos.
El doctor seguia aun hablando,
cuando Olivier no podia va ser
dido.
mo faltaba mas! prosigui6 el
diguo m6dieo; esta muy bisn he
cho, poderosamente rasonado; 80
10 hay IN inconvenience, y %
que 81 reg guerra Yer 81 enfer-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05
SINIESTRO MARITIME

Vfctima de los furores del mar ha 81
do ell grandioso vapor eRegeneradors
de la companfa Tiquis miquis. Toda la
tripulaeion, que Sc componia de 800
hombres ha perecido, exceptuando ell pi
Lotto, que con ayuda de un cable pudo re-
molcar hasta las playas de Ponce los
restos del buque. Esta desgracia es un
bien para ell pueblo de Ponce, pues ell
cargamento que Sc componfa de tohallas,
cubre corses, cinturones, rasos, cinta
de seda, peluche y felpa, sedas para
bordar, abanicos, alpacas, trajes borda-
dos, panuelos de hile y seda, sombreros
gasas, tiestos para flores, flores para
sombreros, paraguas, impermeables y
maquinas de coser fue recogido por los
sMuchachoss y 10 realizan quemazon.
A 7a maquinas de coser.
Calderos llenos de arroz con gallo
precios conyencionaIes.
Ponce, Atooha. ascension Ross
Nos escriben de Ciales que ell dia 27
de Mayo 1ltimo don Joviniano Rodrf-
guez, vecino de aquel pueblo, envio por
correo a don Manuel Paz, residente en-
los, que ell senior Paz no ha recibido
dicha carta.
Llamamos la atencion del senior Qui-
roga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-05

Hacemos pnblico que desde ell 90 de
Mario ppdo. por fallecimiento del Sc
nor don T. B Miller "a. e. p. d. Sc hi
20 cargo ell senior don Christian Boysen
de las agencias de las companies de ase-
guros Norte Germanica contra incen-
dio, Nacional Pruciana contra incendio
Y dano de mar.
MULLENHOFF & KORBER.
Agentcs Generates.
Abril de 1897. 3 md
Las <fores artifciales. que acaban
de recibirse en- ell <Bazar Otero,, son
sin duda las mas preciosas, baratas y
elegantes que Sc encuentran hoy en- esta
ciudad: quedan invitadas las senoras y
senoritas que con tanta impaciencia las
aguardaban.
APROVECHAD LA OCASION.-
Por ausentarse su dueno Sc yende un
coche de lfnea en- perfecto estado con
sin parejas.
Informes en- la calle de La Gran Via,
numero 6.
Ponce, Junio 10 de 1897. m. a.
MULAS. Al contado q plazos.
Cerreras y domadas.
Dirijirse don Vicente Usera, Plaza
Principal. Ponce, II de Febrero de
1897. lad.