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The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT at 1925 18th st. NV, large
front rooms, I'd floor, single or en- suite,
furnished or unfurnished; private family;
NO chiidren Je26-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Fumished rooms with first
class hoard 1i12 10th st. NV. Je2I-3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-4 glass butter refngeratorS;
i 4U-gallon 4-can ice cream cabinet,
4 ice chests: large sectional meat boxes.
4 l-2X7XS IL, 2 medium 3X5X7 IL; no
reasonable offer refused and terms easy
The j. 4. MOALEY ICE BOX * FlATURE
Co, rear 2l4, ZIG, 21S Sth 81. ne.
Jelo-u-en
The times., 1897-06-28

WANTED White girl for general house
work III counsry, 20. Aodress u .lis
QriIce. JtSo-ot-eh
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LOST.

LOST.
LoST-Sman black dog; reward. IIS
4th st. ne. 1t
LOST-At Marshall Hall, June 20, black
serge jacket, green silk lining. Return
TO l345 Corcoran st. je26-3r EN-
LOST-Members of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, whose policies have
lapsed, VIII hear OF something to their ad-
vantage 10y calling or addressing S. j.
HUTCElNGS, Hutchins Building, 10th and
ID SITS. NV, Room SO. 1e22-6t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT To gent, front tallnoom: So
per month. 1908 . St NV. Je27-3t
FOR RENT-Nicely fur. front and back
rooms; completely fur. for light house
keeping. 317 Pa. ave. nw.; I'd floor.
ie27-7t
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WANTED-iminediaie Two young ladies,
white, 10 walt III c-iiIn5 -rooti al shiiitiie.
resort. Cali II ID ST. Sc, w . p M, b
10 q a Ia sez7-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR SALE-Nice safe; good as new. South
east cor. 10th and Mass. ave. NV.
je27-3t
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wANTED-for cash buyers, groceries,
saloons, lunchrooiiis, cigar stores, livery
stables, &c. FULTON X. GORDON, Busi-
ness Exchange, 9lS + st. le26-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

PIANO and organ tuning, $3.50; factory
expert, crop postal JAS. H. DURiTY,
3U0 I2un Sc. Sc. je2l3t-eu
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FOR SALE-InteTest n one OF the finest
and most cenbraily located bicycle stores
In the city; person with experience pre-
ferred. COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, 619
Z ST. NV. je26-3t
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WANTED-Neat colored giIl for The sum
mer TO COo6 anu launue., Ia.niiS Oh d
Auuress COX "A, IaIGncrspurg, adu-
je2oot-em
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FOX SALE-Saloon, NV; $500; cash regis
ter. Cabinet, fixtures; rooms; rent, S4O.
BUSINESS EMCHANGE, 9IS 4 so. je16-3t
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wANTED-A young man who unaersfaads
tue care OIL HORSES. Appiy at once lp the
rear OF 723 18th st. Sc. Je21-2t
AA1EDAzo men Ior newInS 1ies. Ap-
ply az enu oil IakoIla Ialifolu at
o CLOCK SUNDAY. JelS-oUein
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WANTED Woman for general house
work; sman family. lozo lbtn ST NV
lezb- 81
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FOR RENT-4O3 G St NV !; unfurnished din
ing-room and kitchen; also fuTmsneo
roorSs: chean 1e2T-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

WASTED-AJ Madame Madison Eclocuc
Cu1ung Scnool ana DresslnakIng Acad-
envy, 0O4' l2tn st. NV, ladies and misses
as pullls, positions IurllsIIeu tnoSe hOsQnS
ulpionas iatlerns cut TO measure; dress
making uone reasonably. Send Tor CIR
culars ap2l-tr
The times., 1897-06-28
HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

wANIED-w Woman; plain cooking; no w asi1-
isig, giTl, nurse, good wages, good nom :.
l.vE IL IJJn -. IIw. JeSo-ot
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WANTED Experienced meat cutter III
t,roS5cry sUOic, dIsv LnGeTS.anuS eiO~eiy
business, CITY reIs- Apply at once, lao
10Th ST NV 1t
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; Light house
keeping. 729 Sth st. NV. je26-3t
FOR RENT-Two fur. or unfur rooms.
319 st. NV. Je27-2t
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MANIED-N Young ladies', white, 1or dli-
lng-room at summer resort down river;
launuresS, cnaInDeiinaidS, coIored; must
be cheap. CAN II ID ST. Sc, . TO . p. m,
or TO "a. III. Je2o-ot,en
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FOR RENT-RooMs

49, -
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING-Larg r1oms;
fur complete; cooking utensils, dishes,
bath; sewing machine; $40 per month.
$40 9th st. sw. IL
FOR KENT-I1O2 N. Y. ave-; cool rooms;
light housekeeping; $12. Je2S-3t
FOR RENT-Large, shaded back room; I'd
ai1s koval newiy Tvs US iG1l ffah pas' st
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, comfortable
rooms, at SUS 9th st. NV; transients
accommodated. 9eSo-oG
FoK RENr-Fur front rooms, SS, $40
and $15. S3ol2th st.n Je2S-3t
FOR RENT-Fumished rooms, $500 per
month, with gas. and a parlor floor, suit
able for dwelling or business purpose. Ala
9th ST. NV II
FOR RENT-1617 Corcoran ST., large I'd
and 3d-story front rooms; deiigh tful lo-
cation; board in house III desired. Je27-3t
FOR RENT-i.arge 2d-story front room;
well fur; with OF without board; private
family; beautiful cool place FOR summer.
1ou5 Meridian ave, Mt. Pleasant.
v- -oo
FOR RENT-Largc, nicely fur, cool rooms;
bath, all conveniences, cheap rent, loca-
uon central and first Class. 215 3th sw.,
near park. Je21-3t
FOR RRENT-Furnished room, with or with
out board; a. IN. l.; rent reasonable NO.
942 ST. NV. je27-3t
FOR RENT=Fur. looms, with or without
board, z unfur. rooms or partly fur.i
refs: exchanged. 1411 Il Sc. NV.
je27-3t
FOR RENT-Lady who viii take house
on McPherson Square viii have nicely
fur. rooms. Address PLEASANT, this Of
rice. Je27-3t
FOR RENT-Choicest, clean, cool, healthy,
furnished rooms in city; reasonable.
home comforts, no children. 1925 18th
st. NV. Je2T-3t
FOR RENT-To gent, front ballroom: So
per month 1908 . st. NV. Je27-3t
FOR RENT-Nicely fur. front and back
rooms; completely fur. for light house
keeping. 317 Pa. ave. NV; I'd floor.
FOR RENT-Furnished: to gentlemen only:
a nice, cool room; I'd floor; So. 935
Mass. ave. NV. Je27-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished; large, second-floor
bay-window front room: southern expos
ure. Only IS. $50 Q st. NV. Je27-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; Light house
keeping I29 3th st. NV. te26-3t
FOR RENT-Two fur. or unfur. rooms
319 @ st.nw, Je27-2t
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FOX RENT-3 beautiful, large unfurn.
lms; on I'd floor, use OF bath, etc;
large yard anu s,ue entrance. 700 /
ST. NV. Je26-3t. .em
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

WANTED Young man wishes position in
Office 10 learn draughung; wages no
obJeco Address LEA hNER, this office.
le2S-3s
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR SALE-Bicyeles; prices that tell;
ETies, S33; Barclays, Sal; Syracuse, $40;
these are fully guaranteed; sundries at-cost.
CUr RATE CYCLE CO., No. 926 Ia. ave.
NV. Je26-3t-em
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-A fur. attic room, 81 per
week. 722 9th ST. NV. je2e-3tyeh
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EOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR ROOMS.
FOR RENT-403 G St NV :; notwithstanding
rooms: cheap' 5e2T-3t
FOR RENT-A fur. attic room, ST per
week. 722 9th st. NV. Je2o-31em
FOR RENT-Fumished rooms with first
class board. 1i12 10th st. NV Je21-3t
FOR RENT-8o6 11th st. nw., large, nicely
furnished front room, I'd floor; large
closet, bay window; with Doafd Ior t"o'
$40: tanle board, So. so per week
je27-3t -
FOR RENT airy rooms for housekeeping;
southern exposure; alcove and bay WIN
dow: large closets in each; also, back par
lor, FUR. or unfur., for gentleman; family
adults only. 421 II NV. Je2l-ot
ruk KENT-Fur. or unfur. one large 'front.'
room oa I'd floor, southern exposure: SS4
Mass. ave. ne. JeEooo
FOR RENT-S1o, I'd floor of good house;
a. IN. j.; furniture in rooms may be
bought if desired: housekeeping LAB NJ
Cap, near N. Y. ave. Je26-5tem
FOR RENT at 1925 18th st. NV, large
rnpnt rooms, I'd floor, single or en- suite,
furnished or unfnrnished; private 1amuy'
no children. Je-"-oo
FOR RENT-on Capitol Hill, near Mass.
ave, unfur rooms; entire I'd floor,
gas and bath; light housekeeping; only
SO. 415 I'd st. ne. 1e26-3t
FOR RENT-7o6 18th st. NV, large I'd
story rooms; unfur.; single or en- sulte
front room; three windows. Je26-3t
FOR RENT-7oe 18th st. NV, large
newly fur. room; also hall rooin; sum
nicr prices je26-3t
FOR RENT-Rooms for housekeeping; fur
or unfur rent reasonable IN cottage
north OF lexington Hotel; zoos Sd ST.
ne Jex6- 81
FOR RENT-Front and hall room; fur;
all coDveniences; terms reasonable. 635
+. Cap ST. JeGo-otem
FOR RENT-Two I'd floor communicating
rooms. winter heat included, TO respect
able colored parties without children, SIP
per month. l211 11th ST NV. je24-6t-em
THE ELsMERE, 140s Fl st. NV, can
offer almost any combination OF rooms
that can be desired. single or en-. suite,
with or without private bath, at lowest
summer rates. Centrally located.
ie23-7t
FOR RENT-S1O 18th st. NV, FUR. looms
Prices from $4 to $25 per month.
ie24-0t
rooms, on first floor, at reasonable rates;
smaller rooms on I'd floor; with hath and
gas; So. 201 ST. NV. je22-7t
FOR RENT-1o42 9th ST. NV, nicely-fur
rooms; single or en- suite; cool and de-
lightful; every convenience; everything first
class; prices very reasonable. je21 ,em
FOR RENT rooms for storage over my
store. II. H. ELLIOTT, 1870 14th st NV
my3l-tf-
FOR RENT-Furnished front rooms from
So up: near Library and Pension Office.
221 D st. NV. je26-3t,em
FOR RENT or handsomely fur. or
partly fur. rooms. I'd story; private fam
ily; adults only. 1126 9Th ST. NV.
Je26-3rem
FOR RENT-Large fur. rooms, 81 and So;
h..n / Ct ;,OE -
FOR RENT-Nice front rooms, second
story; gas and bath, transienIs taken
1O1 9th So. NV. je263t
FOR RENT--Rooms on Sd fOor, $50 PA
ave. Apply to CkoCKER. the shoe man,
On premises. my20-tt-em
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.

wANTED-A good custom tailor on coats.
6lU 4 ST. NV. ye2S-3t
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FOR SALE-Saloou; as / have other busi-
ness on hand, VIII sell my saloon at
very low price, If sold at once. $50, this
Office. 1e25- 3t-em
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FOR uNFURN1sHEp Roos.s

FOR RENT -UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT-Unfurnished, large rooms.
bay winflDw closets, bath, gas and heat,
$S. GIL 18th ST. ne. Je27-3t
FOR RENT--Two unfurnished rooms, on
I'd floor, water and gas. 1902 Marion
ST. NV. Je2S-3t
FOX RENT-3 beautiful, large unfurn.
ms, on I'd floor, use OF bath, ETC.;
large yard ana siue entrance. 709
st. NV. Je26-3t.em
FOR RENT-Unfur.; 3 desirable rooms on
the ri flcor; also on sd. 4o2 9Th
st. NV. je26- 3tem
FOR RENT-2 or beautiful 2d-fioor
rooms; unrur. or partly fur. all Con-
ye;iiences for housekeeping; FIRST class To-
cation, terms reasonable. 60 NJ st. NV.
1e26-3t-em
FOR RENT-Two large unfnr. rooms, Sd
and 50 each. 726 10th st. NV
FOR RENT-fwoiafge unfur. rooms with
bath; light housekeeping; I'd floor. 1910
9th st. NV. t4A je26-3tem
FOR RENT-Three anfur. rooms and rantry:
corner house. range in kite chen: hot and
cars rass the door. echeap to right party;
no chiidren. 2o7 II ST. ne. Je26 6-3t ,ein
FOR RENTING Or three large, unfur-
nished rooms, I'd floor, for light house
keeping. 1122 It'll st. NV. Je26-3t
FOR RENT-Twouprur rooms with ba In;
fine locality. 2US Ind. ave. Je26-3t
dow rooms, halr square from cable cars;
board convenient, 21S 5th St Sc.
Je26-3J
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FOR SALE-GTeat sacrifice, / lady's
bicycle; 1 boys bicycle; must sell. at
43I l1th NV. je25-3t-em
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Unfur.; 3 desirable rooms on
the ri floor, also on sd. 4o2 9Th
st. NV Je26-3tem
The times., 1897-06-28

LIGHT HOUsEKEEPING-Lar rooms
fur. complete, cooking utensils, Gisnes,
bath; sewing machine; $40 per month.
$40 9th st. sw. IL
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-On Capitol Hill, near Mass
ave- unfur. rooms; entire "a floor,
gas and BATH light housekeeping; only
SIS 415 I'd st. ne. 1e26-3t
The times., 1897-06-28
For SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Riders, attention. by order
OF the different storage houses we rep
resent, | am offering all high grade bi-
cycles and tandefBs for ladies and gents
at the greatest attractive Slaushterlng
prices of the year. Advances made on
these goods must be collected, and, there
fore, above sacrifices viii be made. Such
higii-grdde bicycles as Syracuse, Rambler, 4,
Columbia, Worlds, etc, etc, new and light
ly used, VIII be Offered at this the greatest,
bargain sale of the year. SunGries and
parts viii be sold also, and no reasonable
offer viii be refused NEW YORK b.
CYCLE CO., 434 9th st. Je27-7t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Three Communicating Unfur
rooms. ON second floor; suitable Tor light
nOusekeeDlrg. 81 q T. 81 uy ieoS;-9f
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR SALE-Saloon in good location;
everything first-ciass, prce, . 1,ooD-
SALOON, tnls ofTlce. Je25-3t-em
$500 SECURITY and half interest as
signed in agency business for invest ment
OF $3.50; money applied To enlarge plant.
Address EA OPPORTUN-
ITI, this Office. 1e25-3tem
The times., 1897-06-28

EMkICH'S wood, oak or pine, split or
BLOCKS So one-half cord, crop postal.
SIU a. ave lel z mo, ,em
The times., 1897-06-28
wANTED-ROONs.

FOR RENT-0ne large unfur room; also
hail room. s25 Attn St. NV je26-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR SALE-A ladys Cleveland wheel;
cheap for cash. III good condition. Can
or address LEE. 1908 E. Capitol st.
je266t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Twoiafge unfur rooms with
bath; light housekeeping; 2d floor. 1910
9th st. NV. tYh je26-3tem
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RRENT-Furnished roon, with or with
out board; q IN. l.; rent reasonable. NO.
942 st. NV. je27
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Fur. rooms, with or without
board, unfur. rooms or partly fur.i
refs. exchanged. 1411 st. NV.
ie27-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Rooms for housekeeping; fur.
or unfur (; rent reasonable. In cottage
north or lexington Hotel; 2O03 Sd st.
ne. JcSo oo
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT Unfinished large rooms,
bay window, closets, bath, gas aud heat,
$S. GIL 18th st. ne. je27-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR SALE-Fun nickeled gents Liberty
bicycle; in good condition: weight 81 lbs;
$50 cash. No. Q st. ne. West Eek
ington). je26- ,em
The times., 1897-06-28

dow rooms; halr square from cable cars:
board convenient 21S 5th ST se
je26-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOX KENT--TWO unfurnished TOonls, on
I'd floor; water and gas. 1902 Marion
ST. NV. Je2S-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Two large unfur. rooms, s.
and 80 each. 726 10th st. NV.
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT--July 1; dining room, kitchen
and fixtures; two bedrooms, boarders
In house: will take meals for rent. 1T
ID st. NV. Je26-3U
The times., 1897-06-28

FOX REST-Entire I'd floor, 8 unrur
rooms, newly papered, bath and gas;
would rent z. 102Z 9Th 81. sw. iez6-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Front and hall room; fur.
all conveniences; terms reasonable. $50
L. Cap. st. 1e2o-3t-em
The times., 1897-06-28

Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time.
EUREIGN MAILS for the week endlnS
J Ily 8, close promptly at THIS oIhee a.
The times., 1897-06-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-Dining room and kitchen, fur !:
will take board for rent, also newly tur
rooms; 81 to So. EOS Ind ave- nw.. fe26-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

WALL PAPER-2 lie per Toll, up; paint
ing and papering. YOUNGER, 40 n. j.
ave. NV. le22-1t-em
The times., 1897-06-28

OUTREE PARh-Rooius and board, with
nome comforts, terms moderate. j. 4.
LEAMAN y, Rock vile, Nd je22-1m-em
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-706 18th st. NV, large I'd
story rooms; unfur.; single or en- suite,
front room; three windows. Je26-3t
FOR RENT-7o6 18th st. NV, large
newly fur. room; also hall roon; sum
mer prices. Je2o-oI
The times., 1897-06-28

FULL value paid; full value given. Know
ye all men that We are selling the hest
custon,-made suits, hardly any worn,"
at figures that can't help but please you.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 ID St. NV.
jeZ1-7t,em
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Largc, nicely fur, cool rooms;
bath; all conveniences, cheap rent, ioca-
ton central and first class. 215 9Th sw.
near park Je273t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-2 or 3 beautiful 2d-fioor
rooms; unrur. or partly fur. all Con-
ve;ilences Tor housekeeping; FIRST Class io-
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR KENT-TwoA Or three large, unfur-
nished rooms, I'd floor, for light house
keeping. 1122 It'll st. NV. ie2G-3t
The times., 1897-06-28

MANDOLIN AND PIANO
Competent gentleman teacher desires
more pupils, reduced rates summer term
MANDOLIN, this office. Je23-7t
The times., 1897-06-28

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, comfortable
rooms, at SUS 9th st. NV; franslents
accommodated Je2S-3t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-08
ADHESIONES


Nuevas adhesiones al partido liberal,
que preside ell senior don Luis Munoz
Rivera.
Evaristo Figueroa, cOmerciante Ell
provisiones de los campos de esta loca-
lidad. Manuel Souge, primer mayor
domo del Ingenio San Pedro natural
de Galicia; Candido Oller Cassani, CO.
merciante; Sandalio r. Escudero, agri-
cultor propietario; Felix Escudero agri-
cutter; Jose j. Cordova, agricultor;
Andres Sepulveda, comerciante; Segun-
do Guardiola, agricultor; Dimas Garcia,
comercian:e; Carlos Guardiola, agricul-
tor; Ignacio Nieves, agricultor propie-
tario; Marcelino Conception, agricultor
propietario; Marcelino Rojas, tabaque-
70; Fabian Marrero, comerciante; An gel
Crespo, tabaquero; Ignacio Rivera, CO.
merciante; Severiano Nieves, ..agricultor;
Saturnino Crespo, comerciante, PENN
sqlar; Francisco Lopez Martinez, agri
cqltor; Saturnino Campos, agricultor;
Felipe Colmenero, conerciante; Am
hrosio Campo, dependiente, Serapio
Nieves, comerciante y agricultor; Mi
guel Canine, mecanico; Victor Salgado,
oontribuyente; Jose Marquee, maqui-
nista; Jose Guardiola, mayordomo,
Eladio Miranda, carpintero; Canuto
Nevarez, carpintero; Luis Morales, pa
nadero; Francisco Cruz, empleado; Lo-
renzo Salgado, albanil; Mamerto Guar
diola, Industrial; Tomas Romero, alba
nil; Martin Santiago, carpintero; Pas
casio Sasgado, earpintero; Cancio del
Rosario, agricultor; Rosa Marrero, San
tiago Lopez, contribuyente; Diego Ma
rrero, Jose Barbosa, Antcro Lopez,
Herminio Diaz, Miguel Hernandez,
Santiago Perez; Esteban Montanez,
Agustfn Garcia, panadero; Jenaro Apon-
tie, panadero; joaquin Aler Casanf,
panadero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-08

tin, don CeledoDio Besosa, don Jose
Maria Goicoechea, don Juan PUG, don
Ramon l. Vando, don Jose Arias, don
Pedro Acosta, don Gustayo Neumann,
den Enrique Colon Ferrer, don Jose
Escalera, don Agustin Chavier, don
Francisco Cancio, don Edmundo Stei-
nacher, don Carlos Gensana, don Oscar
Ferrer, don Dionisio Giol, don Jose
Spencer, don Rafael del Vale, don An
tonic Cabassa, don Miguel Rivera, don
Alexandra GARNER, don Jose Mora, don
Ceferino Renta, don Benigno Sanchez,
don Oriol Pasarell %, don Jose Collazo,
don Angel Fernandez, don Guillermo
Conde, don Julio Rivera, don Rodulfo
del Vale, don Herminio Morales, don
Enrique Santiago, don Luis Rodriguez,
don Enrique Collazo, don Evangelio
Auffant, don Felix Chard6n, don Fran
cisco Gautier, don Francisco Clemente,
don Ezequiel Cintr6n, don Nicomedes
Hernandez, don Enrique Laboy Mira
lies, don Emilio Perez, don A. Co
raz6n, don Enrique Auffant, don Do
mingo Morera, don Sotero Pine, don
Est6ban Perez, don Leoncio Ortiz, don
Elias Lewis, don Nicolas Vivas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-08
/ NO MAS PRIVILRGIOS J!

| Ell Colegto Central Po,ace5so, fue fun
dado ell ano 1888 por los ilustres e inol
vidables puertorrique1os don Roman
Baldorioty Castro don Hemeterie
Colon Warens. Es, por consiguiente,
tel establecimiento de esta clase mas
antique de la isla.
En- la actualidad Sc sostiene decoro.
samente por la voluntad inquebrantable
de su Director, don Isidoro Colon
y Colon, quien lleva cuestas las
enormes responsibilities de la empire
sa, halagado por la benevola confanza
que lie brindan los padres de famiiia, y
animado con la dulcfsima esperanza,
Glusoria quiza) de un porvenir mas Ii
sonjero para Ell Magisterio de esta pro-
vincia, y para nuestros queridos hijos y
hermanos que luchan por engrandecerse
con aquellos bienes, hnicos que nj Sc
cOueora,e nj Sc vende1a: Los BIENEs DE
LA INSTRUCTION.
Todos los colegios de esta isla estan
subvencionados: ell Colegio Ceratraz,
cuyos profesores cumplen dignfsina-
mente la mission que les impone ell sa-
cerclocio de la e,esej5aaeSd, y ostentan IT,
tulos PROFESSIONALS ganados fuerza de
ese establecimiento que no
tiene ma,achos en- su hoja de servicios,
y que ensefla gratuitamente un crecido
numero de alumnos pobres, no ha mere
cido ell auxilio de una subvencion. iiCo-
sa rara!! Y sin embargo, Sc compren-
de-.
Su Director no sigue ell Fuero .zatzgo,
(codigo inapelable) no supo tonsurar
Sc nj decalvorse como la Ley exige.
Pedimos igualdad y justicia: SUB
VENCION PARA TODOS, OTODOS
LOS COLEGIOS SIN SUBVENCION.
NO mas priyilegios!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-08
INFORMATION DEL DIA
ACUERDOS


Los Ministries han acordado exiiir al
general Weyler que explique su conduc-
ia sobre los successes de la Habana con
motive del relevo.
Tambien acordaron aIlegar fondos pa
ra los gastos de la guerra ell refuerzo
de la escuadra.
MR.. TAYLOR
Ell artfculo que Sc lie atribuye es OBJ
jeto de muchas censuras en- New York
Els creencia general que Espana enta-
blara reclamaciones Dor dichc artfculo
Ell gobierno de Washington piensa
desautorizar Mr.. Taylor.
DISGUSTO
La prensa yankee censura la saIida
para la Habana del buque xThree
Friends1, que siempre estuvo al servicio
de los laborantes cnbanos, la opinion
estima ese heoho como una imprudencia
y una provocacion.
HABLA UN YANKEE
Ell Ernbajador de los Estados Unidos
en- Berlin ha declarado que su nacion
aplaude el relevo de Weyler que ms
piran confanza los ofrecimientos auto
nomicos del senior Sagasta, 4ne ell
gobierno americana esperara paciente-
mente ell resultado de las nuevas refor-
mas, poraue asplra a anexarse a Cuba.
OTRAS NOITCIAS
Ell general Canella sc Incorporate en-
breve al ejercito de Cuba.
Informan algunos periodicos que el
general Azcarraga Sc retira la vida
privada.
Sc ha dado permlso para la gran
manifestation que Sc prepara en- San
tander al desembarcar el general Wey-
ler.
Ell cahecilla insurrecto Cardenas em.
barco para NewYork de incognito, en-
ell mismo v por que conducfa al ex-go-
bernador de la Habana marques de Pal
merola.
Ell <MONSERRAT1
Ell vapor correo <Monserrat,, que
cond ucfa al General Weyler, arribo
Gibara con averfas.
Creese que salio la madrugada del ;
para Puerto.
UNA HOJA SUELTA
Ell circulo en- la Habana una hoja
suelta incitando los escolares reali
zar manifestaciones.
Ell hecho, que ha causado rrofundo
disgusto, Sc atribuye al <Diario de la
Marina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-11-08
II. Ei Conde de Monte -Cristo

ria quien ell celo ha enviado demasiado tarde
pero al fin ha enviado presente inestmable que
sc como agradecerle, e, momeDto de separarme de
eternamente, deseo toda la felicdad, toda Ia
prosperidad que mereceis. Ho mfo yo os bendigol
El joven arlojo de rodillas apoyando cabeza
contra la del anciano ahogando ella sus &C
uozos
-Sobre todo, hijo mio, escuchad bien 10 que di-
go este momento +; Ell tesoro de los Spada
nj obetAcuo va le veo, ell ondo de la segunda CRU
ta mis- ojos las profuudidades de la terra,
deslumbraa al tantas riquezas. 81 lograis
laos del pobre abate qnien todo ell
do crtis loco no 10 estaba. Corred Monte-Cristo,
aprovechaos de fortuna aprovechaos de ella,
que bien 10 mereceis.
Una violenta sacudida interrumpi6 al anciano.
Dantes levant6 la cabezs vi6 que ojos se
rojec1an parecs que ola de sangre acabsba de
blr desde 50 pecho q frente.
i Ados, adi6s murmur6 ell anciano estrechando
convusivamente Ia del jovep ad6s
i On todavfa no. todavfa no, exclam6 este, no me
abandoneis oh, Dios mfo socorredle socorrci-
i Suenclo, eilenclo L.. muTmur6 el moTibundo,
que no nos separen 81 salvas
-Ieneis razor. Oh, sf, 81. tranquilizaos, sal
vare For otIa parte aunque sufas mucho parece que
menos que la veg.
i Oh deseng haos, sufro euos, porqne va ape
mas ten go fueIzas sufr vuestra edad &c tiene
fe la vida, privlego de la juvsntud el Greer
rdad. Oh L.. va at H. MI vista 20
turbs . mi rsz6n se . = tir pue Vue.tra mano. Dan
ies, vuestra msnc Oh sdios +! adios l
levantandose Ior nnevo efuerzo, en- ei cua'
paTec6 rfunlr todas facutsdea ;,
i Monte Cri.to dijo olvideis Monte-efisto !
vovi6 scbrs
La crisis fn6 terrible miembros se crispafon'