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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-30

curioso el del guarda de noche
que ronda en- Trian6 :, ell cual
declara qne la noche ha estado
buena, que SO ha disparado IN IL
70, por alg6n cazador de vedado
sin du1a, en- ell bNsIue de Sato-
ry; que en- cuanto los parques,
han estado tranquilos la noche en-
que S. M. di6 uu psseo por ellos
con un gentilhombre a quieu d aba
ell braz).
FL rey volvi6 a leer, Sc extre-
meci6 y dej6 caer los brazos.
-El tercero, prosigui6 imper-
turbablemsnte ell sef1or con le de
Provepzs, es del sulzo de Ia puer-
te del Este. Ese honbre ha Wis.
to y reconocido la reina en- eli
momento en- que ella salfa por la
puerta de la Monterf.. ID ce CO
mo iba vsstids; mirad, senior. Di-
ce tambi6n, que desde lejos no b,
podido reconocer al gent lib ,mbre
quien "acababa de dejaI S NJ"
(asta escrite); pero que ca su por-
70 10 IL PaicCiuO u1 OHct al. LSL0
informe esta tirmado Anade una
cosa curiosa, saber: qne no pue-
de dudarse fuese la reina, porque
;. nj. estaba aconpafl ida de ma
dana de La Mote, amiga de la
reina.
-lAmiga de la reins! exclam6
ell rey furioso. 81, ESQ dice: lami-
ga de la RENAL
---Sefor, no os enoj6.s con ese
honrado servidor; puesi solo pue-
de ser Gull able de- un excefo de
cello. Esta encargado de custo-
diar, y custodia; De vslar, y ve-
la.
-El altimo, prosiaai6 dc Pro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-30
CERECBDO HNOS & CO.
Frstzs Lnasd d CO.

Impcrtadores. exboytaaores y Conn.,
s1onista en- general.
Gsran sobye todas las prov;ncias de
Espa1a g el eztranjcro.
Unicos agentes de los ronbrsdo.
vinos matca Rioja L9pcs de Heyedfa
Riga Sagasta. RIGA Alta, Rioja Cd
novas, Rioja Luz Consume men
sual en- la isla MIL CAJAS.
Exclusives epo.itarios de las me-
jores mas antigua Bodegas de Je-
fez. M Misa. Gonzalez Byass y CO y
A K. Valdespino. Consume men.
ual. QUINIENTAS CAJAS.
Febrero 10 de 1897. 3 p.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-30
BfBI.lOTECA DE ola DEMOCRACIA'

mano mfo, dijo 81 rey en- tono de
picado.
S nor, es que acabo de saber
ell arresto del seflor car1enal de
Roban.
y bien; Ique tiene de parti-
cular esa noticia para causaros esa
agitaci6n2 SPor ventura no os
parece culpable M. de Rohan?
SAcaso hago NAL en- castigar al
poderoso?
-Hscer NAL! No, hermano mfo:
no haceis NAL. No es ESQ 10 que
quiero decir.
-Mucho me habIia sorprendi-
do, seflor conde de Proverzs que
dieseis la raz6n contra la reina al
hombre que trata de desonrarla.
Acabo de yer la reina, hamano
mfo, y una palabra suya ha bas-
tado -.
iOh. st nor, no quiera Dios que
yo acuse 6 Ia reina sabeis bien
que s. NJ -. mi hermana, no tie
ne un amigo mas acendrado que
yc. AL contrario, ScuAntas veces
no me ha sucedido ell defenderla
(sea dicho sin Amino de- reconven-
ci6n) aun contra vos2
I'm verdad, hermano. yeon-
qu.la acusan muy amenud. ?
-Tengo dergracis, senior: me
atacais sobre cada una j. mis- p--
labras. Guerra decir que Ia misma
reina no me creerfa 81 20 parecis-
SO dndar de gu inocencia.
-Entonces ! plsudis conmigo
ia humiliation que acabo de ha-
Ger sufrir al cardenal, el proceso
que va 4 resu,tsr, y ii esckndslo
que va poner e. 4 todas las "a
iumnias que no 40 osarfa dirigir
contra una simple mujer de Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-30
LOS MEJORES ACEITES PARA Fl Al IMRRA00
FAMILIAs,
Luz bri||ante ElEFANT TIE
ftUz SOLAR AEUftA
las cuales estan registradas y certi6cadas
las cuales estan registradas Y certifcadas

Estes aceites. ro-
ducto de una fsbri-
caci6n especial, de-
bida & la experiencia
adquirida d ur a n { c
much s amos en- la in
dustria de Isfnar pc
troleo, tanto en- los
Estados Unidos, CO.
mo en- Cuba, Mexico
y otros palses, son,
sino superiores, ig ua-
les a los mejores qae
Sc impcrtan del .x-
tra,j 70. bsjo diver
SOS nombres y mar
cas-. va por sus bue-
mas cuaiidades uni
nicas, cuanto IoI la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-30

gaduacones densidad
prepsrados Fhen
L
bHst6n eapoutdnea, as NAL olor
cn los consumdos las ventjs precios mas
reducidos
Agentes Isla Sres Sobrnos de Ezquia
Fort aza IT, San Juan Puerto Rico. Ponce Ses Fec
Costa & c.
Mayo 81 de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-30

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Ia brdo tie
Egda
les
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-30
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-30

sa5e Epa1a boTdo Puerto al directo
dia de
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A.. 7laco al discto sale &c a dia
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
1875 Business Outlook.

At the beginning Of new year the
field belongs to the optimist. What
ever clouds may have darkened the
horizon in the year just ended always
appear to be on the point Of breaking
when its successor comes in. II Is the
season when the bright side OF things
Is the only side which presents itself.
This is particularly true In the world
Of business, and the present moment 10
time when the hopeful mood Is apt
to assert itself with especial deep de-
preston. Business failures, according
to Dun's review, numbered about III
800 for the twelve months, which is
the largest total ever recorded In q
year except in 1893, and the liabilities
involved were correspondingly large.
Reasoning from inference alone, 1897
would naturally be expected to show
an improvement on this exhibit, for
after the decline in business TO the low
level at which it has rested for the
past three and q half years, it would
seem that turn upward could not be
postponed much longer. The forces Of
reaction, which must inevitably reveal
themselves sooner or later, ought tc
begin to appear at an early day. Bust.
ness delineated and visualized in graph
ic lines resembles the seas surface
It Is in waves, the crests anG trough'
of which respectively are separated b.
intervals Of approximately equal length
The country has been In the trough o.
the business sea to long that swing
toward its crest must be near at hand
Globe Democrat.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
$50 and Take Another !"

It is related of Sir William Napier,
the famous military commander and
author. that upon one occasion, while
he sat in his tent profoundly studying q
plan Of battle, the conflict meantime
raging without. a young captain rush
ed into his presence. The youthful
officer bore with him regimental
standard which he had taken from the
enemy.
"Sir!" he cried to the commander,
II have taken one Of the enemy's stand
ards"
Sir William did not at first hear or
see him, being intent upon the plan Of
action before him.
"Sirr' repeated the young captain
in louder tones, Il have taken one o.
the enemy's standards"
Turning to him, the general cried
"Sir, go and take another !.
It was no time, while the battle was
on and the victory not yet won, to boas'
OF an action, however heroic.
When you have taken one standard
Ego and take another.n
THE NEWS suggests and offers this
safe advice to the Democrats in the
Idaho legislature. You have taken ont
standard from the Populists by YOU
organization. Now go and take another
by your selection OF q. s. Senator.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
Senator Dubois or a popuIist.

The homely words OF the immortal
Lincoln: Don't swap horses while
crossing stream. are as pointed, di-
rect and as full Of meaning 70 the mem
bers of the Idaho legislature as they
were to the parties To whom they were
addressed more than the years Of a
generation ago.
The advice then was to give GER
tain general, in his 'ton to Richmond"
all opportunity TO carry out his plans,
to complete his campaign, to reach his
objective point as he had marked out
that point, and, If he should fail, 1t
would be time enough to swap him for
another leader.
Idaho has been and is now engaged
in great campaign. Its objective
point is as important as Richmond. 1t
has leader who has led successfully
against all obstacles from trench TO
trench, and from breastworls to breast
work. He Is entitled to the loyalty Of
all the followers Of his cause az he has
been unsweryingly loyal to that cause.
His opponents recognize him as one
most TO be dreaded Of all leaders. They
have met him and they know OF the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
Prudence Wins.

New York Is getting sensitive over
the repeated failures in the Northwest.
The flow OF money Ia that direction is
now regulated by the kind Of gilt-edged
security offered.
In sense this Is locking the stable
after the animal has disappeared. Les
sons Of prudence are strung along
through the history of finance in every
country and it seems trite to repeat the
proverbs.
1t is no news of the financial centers
that. though the borrower Of to-day il
all right, the same borrower tomorrow
may be all wrong. Deception is too
common TO be unexpected at any mo-
ment. This is experience. And if the
condition exists, people must meet it,
and that Is oil there is to it. Business
suffers from too much drawing in oil
funds. 1t also thrives on prudence and
cautious outflow. The one is a TEN.
porary condition and the other is long.
lived il intelligently conducted. The
financial centers are not compelled Il
hold money back from points that main
tain safe and conservative record from
day to day and year to year.-Republic
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
The ,;oyernor's Message.

Governor Steunenbcrg has done him
self great credit in his first message to
the Legislature. Everybody gives him
praise for IL, and everybody Is satisfied
that he understands fully the great
questions to be met.
His recommendations for economy In
the management OF all state and county
affairs will commend themselves to all
classes OF people. He points out the
fact that the expenses Of running the
state and county governments are grow
ing to be burdens too heavy to be borne
and that these must be lightened.
The Governor shows. by his message
that he fully appreciates the needs Of
the state, and that he Is prepared and
willing to give the legislature the ben
eft Of his study and knowledge on all
matters looking TO the betterment OF
the conditions Of the people and for
the good OF the state. The presenta-
tion Of every question was clear and
distinct and Its force meant business
from beginning TO end. There should
be no lack Of confidence In the execu.
tive branch Of the state government
Governor Steunenberg will handle that
with care and to the satisfaction Of all
His message, his very first utterancc
foreshadows the proof Of our statement
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
strength that is in him.

Is he to be snapped of at this crit
ical moment, at this point on the march
and in the middle OF the stream, for .
new leader who does not and cannot
measure up 10 the full requirements.
Is he. the fearless champion OF
his cause, the honest and trusted
co-worker with great leaders at
Washington TO be exchanged for one
without experience, and without any
known ability for the place to which
he aspires? THE NEWS mistakes tho
temper OF majority Of the Legislature
II this be done. As the race Is mar
rowed down to Senator Dubois and a
Populist, let the Senator DC promptly
returned, and then on with the good
work Of legislation!
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
Election Of U. $. Senator.

The election OF United States
Senator has been to former Idaho leg
isIatures Herculean task, q Titanic
undertaking, stumbling-block TO leg
islation and to progress in regular work.
II should not be the case with the
present legislature. The promptness
with which it organized and the readi-
ness with which it is settling down to
business, promise that it shall not be
the case. The choice for Senator, as
we understand it, has been narrowed
down to the point between Senator Du.
,bois and a Populist. II this be true,
there should be no delay, there should
be no stumbling stones In the way Of
Legislation or to the progress in regu.
lar work. The choice should be quickly
made. II the Democratic members
have the proper respect for the wishes
OF the National leaders, II they fully
understand and appreciate the relation
Of the party in the state 10 the National
party, and if they wish to strengthen
the state administration and unity and
solidify the party in the state, and THE
NEWS believes they do, they will moi
fritter away many hours in this work
a Irritation with the Populists will be
a needless waste Of time-an election
Of one will be against the best interest
Of the National Democratic party and
the Democratic party la the state.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
Respectfully Referred.

THE NEWS copies the following from
the liexburg Gazette ~ II came from
the press, and respectfully refers IL u
the careful consideration Of the law
makers Of the state irrespective o
party affiliations or associations:
"On Monday the Legislature Of the
State Of Idaho will commence lie
fourth session, and will b. The tirss
time In the history Of the State that
the Democrats and Peoples party
have had the CONTROL ~ the Senate
and house Of Representatives and
have fnll controll a. this session,
itremains with them and the people
% Judge whether or not they are tho
friends Of the people Is they claim
to be.
"The people who arc living aud
making homes In the State Of Idaho,
are In need Of some wise Legislation
In making laws for the people 10
abide by. We need laws that will
benefit the citizens whereby they can
receive the benefits Of such and Il
will be for the advancement OF our
state government. The wisest men
that's 10 their midst should be chos-
en- TO form laws and wise men 10 pass
them for the people,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

THE NEWS points with pride 70 The
ac1lon q the Democratic members Of
the legislature In organizing and can.
suflug The officers Of both branches 81
US body, and, with great satisfaction Il
noios UP that action as promise and 4
p'eage 70 the people that the term d,
me srsslon shall be given to practical
anu important business and not 60 do.
lays and time-killing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
BLAcKFooT. IDAHO, JANUARY 9, 1897
Under. Democratic Control.

GhNCAr DSAAass~AetAN N~%ANAN /
Both branches Of the Idaho legisla-
ture were organized last Monday in
short order, and the Democrats placed
in complete control.
j. C. Rich, Democrat OF Bear Lake
county, was elected president pro tenn
Of the senate, and A. Ell. Alyord, Dem |
ocrat OF Nez Perez, speaker of the |
house. This action was brought about |
by union of Democratic and Silver |
Republican forces. The Populists were
given ''what the little boy shot at"
THE NEWS counts this great stroke
OF policy for the Democrats. 1t will
strengthen the administration, and will
restore confidence where many were
anxious and in doubt. THE NEWS is
proud of this victory. 1t favored this
plan from the beginning and urged it,
from week to week, in its columns.
The Populists have no cause of COM
plant from this action. The Demo
Gratis were in control of the state gov
eminent. They had the governor and
would have all the boards governing
the state institutions, and as they We're
responsible for the administration Of
affairs, it was proper and just they
should control both branches OF the
legislative department. The tail be-
longed with the hide in this particular
case.
Now that the party is in possession
of the fruits of its victory, THE NEWS
appeals to the members TO rise to the
dignity of their high calling and pro-
coed to business in business-like and
intelligent way. The history of pre-
open book before them. Their mis-
takes and shortcomings are as plain as
the directions on sign board. They
must be avoided; they must be stunned.
The election of United States Sen.
ator was great stumbling tc
other legislative bodies; it subjected
them to criticism and condemnation a
home, and unfavorable comment abroad
It should not be the case at this term
That part OF the work should be disposed
of with all the dispatch possible consist
ent with the dignity and Importance 0
the position to be filed. There shoul
be no firtations with the Populists i
this matter. Senator Butler, thei
National leader, has arrayed his part
against the Democrats, he has run u
the battle-fiag and there can be n
more union, no more fusion Of the tw
parties. Any countenance or aid
elect one to the United States Senat
would strengthen the opposition in tn
Senate, where the Democrats will war
all the strength at their command.
The reelection of Senator Duboi
will be in accordance with the wishe
of the National Democratic leader
They know they can rely upon him fc
aid in the Senate. His election wi
strengthen the Democratic party
the state; it will give new support
the state government and it will so Il
crease the Democratic numbers as |
make them absolutely invincible at til
next election two years to come. Tai
advantage of this great opportunit
for the party, and then TO honest legi
lative business.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
m, idaho claims tbat tbeIr

ALL Idaho claims that the U. S. SEN
ator to be elected at this session of the
legislature must be silver man. II "a
somewhat singular then that there
should be any organized opposition to
the reelection Of Senator Dubois, who,
everybody knows, Is sound to the core
on that question, and is a leading cham.
plon Of It's cause in the present Senate.
He is so recognized by the Senate and
the country at large.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

WASHINGTON, d. G., January a.
Something tor silvern-that IL what
the appointment Of committee by the
Republican senatorial caucus and the
trip OF SENATOR Wolcott TO Europe
means. No body in Washington has
any Idea that international bimctallism
10 near at hand. Everybody understands
that Immediately after the Inauguration
Of the new Administration. a tletertnin.
ca effort will be made to do ''somothiup
ior silver" The first step may be in
the form Of a resolution authorizing
the new President TO invite the lending
nations to send delegates to an inter.
national monetary conference. That
wan depend upon what Senator Wilcott
mas present sentiment to be across the
water. II that sentiment Ii nor encour.
aging, and there's little or no oxpecta.
ZION that 1t viii be, then the plan Of 4
common coin to 60 as a twin policy
win reciprocity among the nations oi
1he three Americas will be taken nm
and earnest consideration.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

soME Democrats Of The sisss ~
mammoth jewel Of ccnsisssns5 q =.
shirt front They admis y ss Z
right for shs Democrats 70 oTssz
both branches Of ,he Icgislsia's ~
claim II will be lssfing dissrsx
tbc party 10 take tho Scnascr i'ss Z !
Popul!sss. Well, the disgrsea siA !.
very apt 10 follow, and ihs ra''i =
survive and flourish.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

NEW ORLEANS has been visited with
kind Of weather which gave the sky
an appearance as II the earth were on
fire, and Chicago has had the sort o.
weather which made the earth look as
il the sky were an ocean of water. II
seems 10 be only on this side Of the
mountains that both earth and sky
look lovely and natural all the time.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

TnE SEws.ls informed thai sraaar
Of Indians Of tho Fort Hall rsssfTssa'
With ono of the commissioner =
Judge A. w. Fisher, 81 pccsssls =
for Washington, D. c. ThandE :
matter looking 10 tho opsaIsg y 7
reservation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

lppaer. Enlry.I
m a. Land once. Biackfgo';; ~
v ~ Derember STD. -

u. q. Land once, Blaesa, ~ III u
December sss-
Notice IL hereby given that ss'a', ,s,sA \
son, OF shelley, Bingham counv, I. ~. ss,.l \
flied notice Of his intention 20 ' ~ 4. sHs
his Desert Claim No. 300, for ~ N "a il
swA SwA, and HwA swA go. : y ',s sss |
X. n H.. before tho Register sa' - nd \
I,laokfoot. Idaho, on "Wednesday
of January, 1871. ...ss tspHs
Hc names the following wisness ss.s,sss I
the complete Irrigation and re''s
said land: II. taahs; =
christian Anderson. o. shelley, l% = H.
A. Just, OF Presto. idahoi Lee ,s.sa.
n. Christensen. both Of Shelley, : I'M asasssi
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

WYOMING pays her governor annu-
ally s2500; Oregon, $500; Utah, $1,000;
Utah, $4,000; Idaho, $4,000 per annum
and perquisitcs amounting TO over $1,000
more.
Evening journal., 1897-07-30
Bnslnese Iooks encouragIng.
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

A would-be voter who does not care
enough about the high privilege of ad-
mission to the electorate TO qualify
himself for it by learning to read Eng
lish, should stay out-Hartford Cour-
ant
Going out "on fly" is an ordinary
nineteenth century event. Going out
for a fly will be diversion of the
twentieth century. Every family will
have It's private airship.
Democrat and Chronicle.
If a factory in your vicinity does not
start up on full time tomorrow morn
ing. remember that years supply of
foreign goods is being brought into the
country, pending the enactment of the
tariff bill.-Haverhill Gazette.
Ex-senator Don Cameron gave a
thoroughbred stallion to President Diaz,
OF Mexico a little while ago. and now
the president has presented to Mr. Cam
eron a gold watch bearing his mono
gram and a gold chain. Who's ahead?
Boston Globe.