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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05
THEY PLEAD FORMER JEOPARDY.
British Columbia Thieves FtGhu2g
Isnrd Arafnst Conviction

SAN FRANCISCO. June 4.-Pieas OF not
guilty were entered before Judge Wallace
today in the case of Edward Johnson and
John Black. who are under indictment TOT
bringing stolen property into the state
from British Columbia. Counsel for the
accused also offered pleas at once OF for
mer jeopardy and prior acquittal before
Judge Cook, and the prisoners demanded
separate jury trials on these pleas.
Judge Wallace denied this application.
holding that the sufficiency OF the pleas
was n matter OF law which he tthe Judse)
must determine from an inspection or the
record in Judge Cooks court.
The Judge stated that he would make
such an inspection, and then continued
further hearing until next Friday.
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Tanned the TIN.

Special Dispstcaa 20 re Pest-fr.e.li ssv cer
EVERETT Wash June THE ynans,,
drawer in the osflcs of Thomas Robinson 5
plsmias mill wss tapped for So yestasss.y
by fzan who appeared ia the g13tse * a
~ representative CT Insurance conpaw
era wing plan ~ The property During the
slssence ~ the men 81 noon lie rsge4 the
drawer an2 t-sassiocset
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TAX Levy Greatly Lowered.

Special Dispatch to the Post-IntAllixencer.
MOUNT VERNON. Wash. Juna A-The
recent decision Of the supreme cour. de-
claring unconstitutional the exemption
clause Of the revenue law passed by the
last legislature Il creating considerable in
terest In Skagit county. Assessor Hogan
estimates tina. the supreme court decision.
By which all exemptions are wiped out.
Will increase the taxable property IN the
county 70 the extent of about $50, eeo. This
means lower tax levy. with correspond
ingiy lower taxes to every taxpayer, and
general satisfaction Is the result.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligerrer.
MOUNT VERNON. Wash, June A-The
jury term of the superior court In Skagit
county Is now In session. and the docket Of
cases Is being rapidly disposed OF. Judge
Housef VIII be on the bench until June g.
when he will exchange with Judge Hadley,
OF Whatcom, who will preside over the
cases In which Judge Houser is dissusli-
fed by reason of having been connected
with them before his election TO the bench.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05
Every striker Said .No."

PITTSBURG, June 4.-This was payday
at Jones & Iaughlins mill. and as each
man was paid he was told that the mill
would start Monday and asked IL he In
tended TO report. Every man said NO"
and all were discharged. There are now
S,-0c men on strike.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05
Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, June 4--The president
today sent the following nominations TO
the senate:
Lawrence Townsend, OF pennsylvania,
TO be minister to Portugal; Ellis II. Rob
erts of New York. to be treasurer OF the
United States: Conrad III. Jordan. of New
York, 10 be assistant treasurer OF the
United States at New York.
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Health and happiness are relative consi-
tons: al any rate, there can be little
happiness without health. To give the
body It's fun measure OF strength and
energy. the blood should be kept pure and
vigorous by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05

Special Dispatch to the Post-yntelligencer.
ARLINGTON, Wash. June A logger
by the name Of James Black. employed in
Irvine Browns camp near this place.
was caught between two logs today and
badly hurt his hips being severely crushed.
He was brought down in a canoe and taken
TO the hospital at Snohomish ON the Z
o'clock train.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05
Con drmatfons.

The senate in executive session today
confirmed the following nominations;
Asa {. Hash. of Maryland. TO be agent
for Indians of the Ponca, Pawnee. otoe
and Oakland agencies, In Oklahoma terri
tory
Savy--Commander Richard p. Leary 70
be captain: Lieut.. Commander William
Swift 10 be commander. Lieut.. Comraud-
er Henry T. Mansfield 10 be commander:
Lieut. Herbert Winsiow. to be lieutenant
commander. Lieut.. Junior Grade, William
u Maxwell 10 he Lieutenant; Lieut.. Jul
Nor Grade. Franklin Swift. 10 be le0Ien-
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Dead From the wonna.

OAKLAND. Cal. June 4-Dennis cronn,
the deputy constable shot by J. W. Bryan.
race track tout. at Emeryville last week,
died today His assailant has been form
ally charged with murder Cronin was "a
years OF age and leaves widow and one
child. Bryan is only II years OF age.
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Use your senses ana eonon1unr
mental faculties In buying yosr -
Give our new spring lIAs IN ~ I
full scrutiny.
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ALERT JOINS THE Sot aDRo~.
GEahaaf Reaches Fort Angeles
ureGon's Men Has~ at Drflf

Special Dispatch 20 tae Post intesllseer ser
PORT ANGELES, Wssh.. June s~Th.
gs4nhcAs Alert arrived here iaIS afternoon
sEoga Alcsogs&. and vi proceed m . few
DAYS - Alaska Sire IS 10 taw tAa rtasA
fTgss there "a sAa Ara nassseo. returning by
Ja5y Is.
The SEew c. lie bAtsieSasa o-sgoa nAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05

WASHINGTON. June 4.-The senate
committee Oh territories today agreed 10
q favorable report on the nomination Of
NJ a Otero to be governor OF New Mex
ico.
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cheyenne Troyhle blows over.

WASHINGTON, June A telegram
from Capt Stouch, at Tongue River agen-
cy was received this afternoon stating
that the Indians were quiet. The Indians
under arrest for murder will be- escorted
20 the Rosebud agency and delivered TO
the sheriff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05

WASHINGTON, June "A special train
Iest here this morning over The Pennsyl-
vania road carving the universal postal
congress on Its trip about the country.
Alogt I'D persons were a5oArd.
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900. This is for money which. according
to the books of the rubber company, Me-
Gowan has overdrawn his accounts The
sale OF ex-Mayor. McGowans personal
property is going on today.
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f'orfy-kaxe MfIllenx OF Gold.

NEW YORK. Iarr s-~<scsa 30 she
sznnanE - 5, - sssa Was aeVsss@sea ia TIE
vautts - tAe sies rug Acass YESTERDAY
SAe sosAi sEasGas o. geGa now ae49 cy tas
AsssesAsaa sassAs L. S&..sAAuA.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Tnst- Intelligence
EVERETT Wash. Faae 4.-Foxty-.eo
new subscribers have made contracts with
the Sunset Telephone Company 10 ,hle city
al rpstec,ss rates under party tire service.
This brings gha number az subscribers IN
Everett tsr TO Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05

TRENTON. ~. j. June 4.--~srroli Rob
bias counsel for ex-E8cs Chancellor John
r Bird, receiver 81 the Trenton REbeer
Company, has =~rvesi papers on ex~Aayor
Frank A Nus5awAa Ia suit fer s-7z,0o
and interest, Ella king q total OS about &C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05

VANCOUVER, B. c., June l-Last
night Ben Kidd, locomotive fireman on
the Canadian Pacific railroad. living at
New Westminster fell off bicycle. and
his head striking 9. stone he was killed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05
Land Selection. Apureves

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
WASHINGTON. June 4.--The selection
OF s,137 acres OF land for normal school
purposes in the Seattle district was APP
proved by the secretary OF the interior to-
day.
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HE KNOWS SEATTLE.
gI0rX CITY LUyATIC FANILIA1
WITH THE NORTHWEST.

Claims 10 he San Geek, b9k HIS
Identfty IL Not Estahlishea-NinA
May Have Been Affected ~ .
Steamb0at Disastef-1s AeQaa1nt-
ed With Wen Knovsn Citisens,
anA q MeabeR Of the g. 4. =.
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ItoroR BLENDED IL BOND.
Nnrehouscmen OF San Franriseo
Violate the Law

WASHINGTON. Jane Assistant So
retary HowsH has recasVs1 complaint hat
= bonded rTaAaasacsar 4 u Arehoase corn
yzanE ~ san Francisco IS "a the Aahit Of
ailsa oE as Individual 7r>afuAerx 10 send
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LONDON, June 4.--The house OF COM
mons adjourned today until June II, after
the workmen's compensation for injuries
bill had been passed through the courts.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencef.
SOUTH BEND. Wash, June 4-Reisch-
man Bros, Of Chinook. were convicted
yesterday OF seining without license,
and fined $50 the first conviction under
the new fish law.
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Winnipegers for the Yukon.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. June A-Seventy-
six W.nnipegers passed through here to-
day bound for the Yukon.
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Save up

your Sfh'ili.s's Best tea ticket
and see If you can't win one q;
chose Stoo pFizes--you know
you can use those same tickets
IN competing for the Siooc
prize.
Blu. If you wan, the SIC
prize you must send IN youE
tickets by June .sib-sive yost
more time TOR the big prize.
Rules a eOasca arc pabisAea IN o4s l~sg
Advertisement, atou, the first and @ida'e 8
Aea nsaais- -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05
SECRET TRIP TO ALASKA.
Prof. Dyche, of Kansas University
Leaves for the North.

LAWRENCE, Kan, juno PROF. l.. L.
Dyche has left here for the Pacific coast.
and IL is given out by the Kansas Uni
versity authorities that he intends to
spend the summer studying In the labora-
tory of the Leland Stanford University.
1t Is rumored however. that Prof Dyche
Is off on another Alaskan expedition. and
that he desires not to have the fact
known
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-05

The most favorable commao6a1ln 4
tributes of praise from patrene ~ !
given our Clothing q trial ~ ~
looked 10 us for the best.
Your owa Judgment win alecesR|
moderate prices for Superior ~
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been kept busy drilling during the entire
week, bat tonight q large number Of the
sailors have been granted liberty ashore.
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rs FROM TACOMA.
ftnaHoEMEETS PERFECTED FOR
1JxE ASCENT or RAINIER.

ri Steel, Of the Masamas, InAuees
1saenAiAc Men - Accompany the
ExoeaattOn-Royal Arch Masons
- Observation-Disclosures Haadicap
Meet Set Ter Jane 1z-Insreeties
~ Tea.
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THE EVERETT
s MONTE CRISIO
RAILWAY.

The only route to mo kse1s.
mining districts - 49, sliss111k -
Creek. Martin 0geek ~ "
Greek, Goat Lake an4 ~ ~
The scenic route ~
and camping pafoG
Commsncins Monday',e h.sS ~
erett Il Monte crfst0 49, -
viii lnaugur4te dai,l 49,
Trains viii leave eme
Cristo every meIn'ns r
sa Trs snhs xtll leave t. Nsass g. %
..a.t =, III. IN. every
sunday "a 3. y. BAIRD. g -
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SPECIAl|

Fine Unlaundcred shirtA NJ
oms. reinforced back an1 ~
or 3 for 81.
Black or Brown sox. ~ r.. ~
Csc.
Three &c washable Ties -
suspenders. big values - =
f0c a pair.
SOC Eaibriggan Shirts = y ~
today &c each.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
4 DIESTRO Y SIN|BSTRO

La prensa Unconditional de esta isla
no desplega va tanto encarnizamiento
en- ESQ de combatir las reformas.
Mas aGn.
Son tan tibias las formas empleadas
en- ell ataque, que cualquiera dirfa, sin
pecar de malicioso, que Sc estan prepa-
rando para hacer un cuarto de CONVEX
sion.
Esto no es estrano, nj nueyo.
Els vieia practica en- ell partido con-
servador combatir sangre fuego to-
do programa proyecto de modifcacio-
nes amplias.
Y es tambien procedimiento anti
qufsim en- dicha colectividad, aplaudir
Y acatar esas mismas modificaciones
cuando Sc han implantado tienen ira
zas de realizarse.
Pero no cream nuestros lectores que
es por conviction, sin6 por conve-
niencia.
Para alzarse despues con ell santo y
la limosna.
A la verdad que Sc necesita mucha. =.
despreocupaci6n para ESQ.
Gobernar he aquf su LENA;
el objeto de la trama
que tejen con tanta fema.
Ellos cifran su sistema
en- estar con ell que mama,
10 demas es pamema.
Asf, clarito, como 10 oyen ustedes.
Gracias a este tira afoja 6 ten con
ten, tlotan siempre por encima de todas
las situaciones como las manchas de
aceite sobre ell aqua.
No hay quien les pueda ganar
en- agenciarse la sopa;
81 Sc habla de tlotar.
son habiles en- nadar
Y saben guardian la ropa.
Muchos conservadores hay, que 81 Sc
les dice algo de autonomfa en- los perio-
dieos Sc encrespan y bufan como toros
de J arama.
Pero 81 en- privado les mencionan ell
misno asunto, limftanse a encogerse
| de hombros exclamar con sonrisa
metistofelica:
iAutonomfa eh? Cuando venga la au-
tonomfa sera para nosotros los incondi-
cionales.
l. Y afirman este colmo con un con-
vencimiento verdaderamente serafco.
Asf son ellos siempre, siempre y
siempre.
Jamas vacilan Ell aprovecharse de
aquello que atacaron con tanta safla, 81
les reporta algun benefcio.
Ell que menos, es un Luculo;
su polftica ell festfn;
marcha recto 4 su fin
sin escrupulo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
F|L|P|NAS
IMPRESIONES
de sEl Globos, de Madrid)

Mucho es 10 que ponemos los espaflo-
les en- manos del Gobierno en- sangre V
en- dinero; pero ningin tribute tan Gre
cido, tan enorme tan insoportabIe
como ell que lie pagamos en- paciencia
Las noticias de Filipinas son tan amar-
gas, que serfa un crimen de lesa Patria,
no va recibirlas con indiferencia, que
ESQ no es possible, sino dejar de manifes-
tar al Gobierno la irritacion-no hay
otra palabra-que producer la imprevi-
sion Y ell abandono que todos hemos
Observable en- su conducta Y que paten-
tizan los resultados.
Els va impossible seguir dando el iris
tfsimo espectaculo de un Gobierno que
no tiene la menor noticia de la insurrec-
ci6n, que va conociendo la gravedad
de la misma medida que el TELEGRAPH
da cuenta de nuevos levantamientos
Esto entra va en- ell dominic de 10
grayfsimo.
El envfo del general Polavieja con ell
caActer de segundo cabo es absurdo.
ell Gobierno hace mucho tempo
que es un peligro.
Sc comento bastante aver tarde ell te-
legrama del comandante del crucsro
aleman; aunque los conocedores de Ma
Mia no Green possible tai suceso, por
encerrar la poblacion fuerza sufciente
para su defensa, tales son los aconteci-
mientos que vienen desarrollandose en-
Filipinas, desde el % de Agosto que
.estallara la insurrecci6n, que cualquier
noticia, por exagerada que sea, 81 es del
genero pesimista, Sc la presta atenci6n
y sirve de base para tristes concentrates
y amargas censuras.
Y 81 pesimista era la impression de /.
tarde, mayor ha sido la de .anoche, al
conocerse ell telegrama que ell <Heraldo>
publica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
Sc EACERCAN
de <El Gobo,o de Madrid. J

--xMist6, compae-decfa un negrito
a otro;-yo compendo la filosoffa, y ell
vap6, y la elettisida; 10 que no COM
pendo es como los panaeros meten la
miga en- ell pan, sin romp6 la cortesa. ,
Otro tanto nos pasa a los espanoles
con la coexistcncia, sea de ideas, sea de
personals.
No comprendemos que haya dos per-
sonalidades de igual merito en- un mis-
mo arte, nj que sean igualmente bene-
fciosos y necesarios para la marcha po-
Utica de nuestro pals los principles
opuestos que sustentan los partidos gu
bernamentales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

Pudiera ser-y no Sc califque de
osadb este aserto-que nuestros go
bernantes Sc decid1esen a efectuar,
con tai motivo, una evolucion muy
habit y muy diplomatica, asi en- el
orden politico como en- el adminlstra-
two, para demostrar que no le faltan
buenos deseos en- pro de la felicidad
de sus colonias.
Y como este lie es impossible hacerlo
ahora en- Cuba, porque la dignidad
nacional latinismo puro-no 10 per-
mite, he aqui que Puerto Rico, don
de reina absolute paz, ofrece cam
po fecundo para demostrar al extran-
iero maldiciente y d los criticones de
la propia casa que los gobiernos de
Espana no son retr0gradOs, y que an
he1an la felicidad, la riqueza, el pro-
greso, etc6tera, etc6tera, de sus go
bernados de aquende.
Vendriamos a reconocer entonces
que las ben6volas disposiciones del
senor Canovas respecto a Puerto
Rico solo atienden como detalles
secundarios nuestros dolores y mise
rias, y obhganse, mas que a NADIA, a
satisfacer una convenience 8 una
necesidad poitica.
,Juzgando las cosas desde este pun
to de vista, logico es deducir que 81
los acontecimientos no hicieran for
t1sima preston en- las alturas guber-
namentales, no abrigariamos d la no
ra presente ningunas esperanzas de
meioramiento y los altos poderes del
Estado apenas sea cordarian de nos
Otros.
Cuanto mejor para ellos y para
nosotros no hubiera sido implantar
las reformas en- esta isla, desde que
Sc inici0 la guerra
En- los comienzos de la lucha, Ell
horizonte international y las pers-
pectivasinteriores no estaban cubler-
tos por Hubes tan densas, y nadie
hubiera podido dudar de que aquellas
meioras, Ell tai OCCASION reallzadas,
obedecian a puros sentlmentos al
truistas. ......
Pero no investiguemos las causas
y atengamonos a los efectos que,
hoy por hoy, es 10 que mas nos in
teresa.
Saludemos con j1bilo las reformas
sea cualquiera ell motive que las die
te, 81 elias satisfacen de modo am
| plio las justas aspiraclones del espl-
ritu pdblico.
El honor de Espana, la ventura de
este pueblo, las conveniencias de to-
dos, exigen de consume que elias
sean 10 que deben ser: programa dc
libertades efectivas y no c6mulo de
insensatas mixtifcaciones.
Las iltimas noticias de la Metro
pei no pueden ser mas satisfactorias
Sin que nos entreguemos a un re-
gocijo premature, bien puede asegu-
rarse que hay motivos de sobra para
abrigar confianza.
Esperemos.
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CUBA
COMMENTARIES

Extractamos de la prensa penfnsular
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
C0MENTARIOS

Continuamos, respecto la campafia
de Pinar del Rio, Y por consiguients
la de toda la isla, en- un serdadero pa
rentesis, puesto que todo 10 realizado
hasta ahora no son mas que los preli-
minares del plan que Sc haya trazado
ell general Weyler.
Poeos dfas van quedando de este ai1o
de desdichas para Espana, sin en-
barge en- ellos debe quedar aniquilada
la insurreccion en- Pinar del Rio, para
dedicar los meses que restan de la SEGA
en- ell pr6ximo ano i limpiar de partidas
la Habana, Matanzas Santa Clara,
dejando reducida la insurreccion q las
fuentes de su nacimiento, al Principe V
4 Cuba.
Pocos dias quedan, repetimos, para
yer 81 el senior Canovas yuelve persis-
tir Ell su conducta de encogerse de hon.
bros.
MAKING GOMEZ
Telegraffan sLa Corresp ondencia
de Espafia, desde la Habana, que allf
CORE ell rumor de que este Sc ha pre-
sentado en- la provincial de Santa Clara.
Ell <DAUNTLEsS> vIGILADo
Segun telegrama de jacksonville, sl
yapor <Dauntless>, que los agentes de
la Junta revolucionaria oubana tienen
fietado, esta nuevamente sometido
vlgllancla en- aquel puerto.
Las autoridades federales sospechan
que Sc esta preparando otra expedici6n
flibustera para los rebeldes cubanos v
que Sc pretende conducirla en- ell Ell
tado buque.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02
De Paris
q Ponce

Con estos malhechores ha alternado
un cura, parroco de Reims; ell cual, CO.
mo atisbase en- la igfesia una muchacha
guapa hermosa hfzola entrar en- la sa-
cristfa, donde la viol6; y como la chica
resultase Ell estado interesante, ell buen
padre (de la criatura) tuvo la idea de
xendosarsela> Ell matrimonio un CO.
merciante viudo desuna prima del cura,
con la cual tambi6n habfa tenido este
relaciones -. de sacristfa
= Pero, como nunca segundas parties
fueron buenas, escamose ell viudo rec1en
casado, arranco a su nueva mujer la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

Cincuenta soldados, mandados por ell
teniente Llorente, han rechazado los
rebeldes, haciendoles bajas.
Las autoridades de Ia Habana, com
prendiendo que por hechos analogos Sc
trata de infundir alarma y distraer la
de atencion del ejercito, adoptan medidas
precaucion en- los demas pueblos de los
arrabales de la capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-02

A todas las personas que SO sus-
criban LA DEM0CRACIA de hoy al
dia Is de Enero, SO les regalara
el ? 70 tomo de LOS MlSTERI0S
De PARIS, encuadernados en- pasta a
la h0Iandesa.
Ademas, las paginas del Ser. tomo
pubicadas hasta ell dia en- que SO sus-
Criban.