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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

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liver and bowel reg
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

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Sttalns O thlckneI
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

with q little en-
device TO a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04

Cure, for ConsC
ke doctor bills
3d., philadelphia
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-04
sPLENDi

Will
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ents stamps and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05

We're killed and injured. on Dec. Il,
1895, such proceedings We're had III the
district court that judgment was
given in favor of Sophia Goddard, Eva
line c. Dee c. c. Goddard and Cara
Nj. Lockhart and against the Kenyon
Cornell Commercial company for so,ooo
as damages sustained by them as heifs
at law of Albert l.. Goddard, by fea-
son of the death of the latter, caused
by the explosion. and on March I. 49,.
Judgment was also given the plalntlil
in a suit of Joseph Milano against the
defendant corporation for $1,000 by rea-
son of personal injuries caused by the
explosion, which judgments remain III
part unpaid. and the defendant corpo-
ration has become liable 10 various per-
sons by reason of damages sustained
because of the explosion. II is further
alleged that various large sums OF
money. amounting in the aggregate 70
a sum in excess of 500 600, belonging 10
the corporation, has been at various
times withdrawn by the managing ON
GERS in charge of the corporation anu
appropriated by them TO their indy
idual use. II is also alleged that Nail=
Gus stockholders of the corporation are
indebted to il in different amounts, az
gregating a sum in excess OF S2.Vuo, On
account of unpaid subscriptions 10 the
capital stock. Many other persons are
also indebted to the corporation on ae-
them aggregating the sum of 56,S29.l u,
az appears from the books of the com
pany and though a large portion OF
such sum is eollectable by law, no con
siderable amount of it can be collected
except by actions at law. and unless
such actions are instituted before Dec.
- they VIII have become barred by
reason Of the statute of limitations.
ON Dec. 2l 1895. the entire stock OF
merchandise which the corporation
! then had was levied on and attached
under writs issued in suits brought by
/ W. a. Clark & Bro. the California POW
der Works and the National Tube
| Works company against the defendant
| corporation, and all the property has
| since been applied in satisfaction of
judgments recovered in the actions. and
the company is now wholly insolNent
and is unable to pay its debts and since
the last mentioned date has ceased 10
carry on business and does not intend
| To again resume il.
! The individuals who now constitute
| the board of trustees and who have the
i management and control Of the corpo-
| ration are themselves liable i'm large
| sums 10 the company, and the manag-
| ing officers have failed and refused u
! take any steps TO enforce the various
! causes Of action enumerated and there
I is immediate danger that they and all
| tho assets Of the company VIII he lost
! and destroyed.
Such proceedings We're heretofore had
| in the court that a receiver was APP
| point ed to take charge of and preserve
| the books and records Of the corpora
ton. upon giving a $4,000 bond, and has
| entered upon his duties. Mrs kueeel
therefore asks the court to require H.
| defendants To account II her for n,
property OF the corporation and that III
| receiVership he extended To all IF IA.
company's property. with power IN th,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05
BUTTE NEWS.
A SENSATIONAL SUIT
Another Action Against the Ken
yon-Connell Company.
DEMANDS AN ACCOUNTING
Mrs. Emma l.. Rueger, One of the Stock
holders, Asks for an Extension OF
the Receivership Charges
Against the officers.

Another action of somewhat sensa-
4ional nature was commenced in the
district court yesterday against the
KENYON Cornell Commercial company
and its trustees, NJ. J. Council, ". H.
Kenyon. b. W. Tibbey, \. ii. Nethey,
{ H. Palmer and J. +. Gaylord The
suit is brought by Mrs. Emma L.
Rueger. one of the stockholders Of the
company, and she demands an ac-
counting and asks for the extension OF
the premiership, which was created
about year ago. Among the charges
she makes is one thai some OF the ofil-
GERS OF the company appropriated 10
their own use $4,000 belonging 10 the
corporation The complaint in the case
alleges the fact that the defendant COM
pany was Incorporated in December,
1891 with a capital stock of S2aohoo, d.
Aided into 800 shares, The defendants,
Council and Kenyon, have been trus-
tees of the company ever since It's IN
corporation and Palmer and Gaylord
have been trustees since Feb. u, 1877,
and Tibbev and Wethey since Feb. 20,
1893 The plaintiff has been the owner
II 30 shares OF stock, Of the par value
If IS, 000, since July S, 1893. Continuing,
The complaint alleges that the defendant
corporation. under the control and man
agament oil its trustees. carried on a
from Dee. Il, 1891 up 10 Jan. Is, 1898,
and as d part of the business handled
and sold a quantity in excess OF lou QUO
pounds If Hercules powder a powerful
and dangerous explosive. which powder
was pu chased IN the company from
The manufacturer at wholesale and sold
al retail. During al the time from
Dec y. 1851, up 10 and including Jan.
j.. 1880. the company under the man
aaement Of its trustees, stored and
kept a large quantity Of powder, in
excess Of 81 pounds. and about TWO
tons Of sch powder, together With a
large amount Of other merchandise, III
a certain warehouse situated on Iron
street, within the city limits, and in
close proximity 10 The dwellings Of q
large number Of people. which dwellings
were occupied By various people. The
powder 50 stored. and the business OF
the business of the corporation as con
Quoted. rendered il dangerous to reside
or be within the locality, and consu
4uted a public nuisance. The trustees
however. wholly neglected and failed
10 take any steps 10 prevent such un
lawful storage Of powder or To pre-
vent the business Of the corporation be
ing carried on in such unlawful man
ner. ON a. bout he 18th day Of Janu
arv 1885 The warehouse from SOM
s.alIse Unknown 10 the plaintiff, tool
IRE. a portion Of the powder exploded
and tae warehouse was thereb,
agreckeo 4 large quantity of the prop
..rty belonging to the corporation, ant
valued III excess IF $4,000 vas de
slroved ana u large EumD@r Of peJpl
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05

Dr. Dogge. sr specialist IN surgery,
has recently returned from Europe.
where ne went 10 perfect himself IN
modern surgery. He brought with him
the latest improved y ray and iiumi-
mating instrument for perfect diagnosis.
The doctor Viii open private surgical
institute equipped with aU tt=
latest appliance necessary flr tHa
treatment Of surgical diseases. n Is
the endeavor 81 Those in charge 10 MAX.
this a temporary home As Nsl as j.
place Of rest. where individuals VIII
lind every comfort they may d@sFg.
about the first Werk of January nm
South Montana street. othee and resi=
denee IL West Park street
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05
Arrested for burglary.

A Young fellow named Bert Porter
was arrested last evening by Detective
Murphy for the burglary of the Grand
Central hotel at Anaconda. for which
J. Il. Harmon was arrested by mistake
a feU nights ago. Porter snuealed and
told where he had sold a quantity Of
the clothes he stole and Clara Bell
woman from the lower levels. who vas
one Of the purchasers. was taken into
custody About 800 worth Of the stolen
property was. recovered. Constable
Jack Conley Of Anaconda last evening
took back the prisoner.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05
1T WAS A SUCCESS.
Manager Rtchie's Friends Witness II
Dress Rehearsal at the Imperial.

The Imperial theater. the new vaude-
Vile house, was given a formal open
ing last night and in social way
that is, that kind of a social way-it
was a success. The house was Vet far
from being complete or finished, but
Manager Fred Richie invited a num-
Der of his friends to a dress rehears-
ar SO that they might gather some
idea Of what H. intended 10 give the
people when he got 10 running things
smoothly Several thousand people
We're in and out during the evening and
admired the appearance of the little
theater. sampled the liquids and got
acquainted with a few things. If the
dress rehearsal tonight is any indi-
cation at all the Imperial will be a
success.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05

locked up in the city Jail for the night
for carrying concealed weapons. Thrant
tried to force his way into Fred
Ritchies new variety theater on lower
Main street, where a private perform
ance for the benefit Of the proprietors
friends was going on, and when refused
admittance pulled his gun on man
who expostulated with him, it is
ella irnel
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05

Toilet cases, perfume sets. manicure
outfits cut glass bottles and a host Of
other things for 81 each at New bro
for a few days that ara worth double
the price asked.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05

Grand holiday opening at Gallogly's
Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Souvenirs to all lady purchasers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05

Best line of rubber goods in the city,
the w. Goodyear. John TasselIs, 70
West Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05
Carried Concealed Meapnn..

j. q Thrant " b. claims ba dep
usy sheriff but whom none Hf the
officers knew as one, was arrested ana
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05

Must bc seen. etc. NeWbro's north
display window.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05
A Los L|BERALES De PONCE
Y SU DISTRITO JUDICIAL

Todos los liberaIes de este Distrito,
mayores de velnte cinco amos que
sean empleados clvlles del Estado, Pro-
vlncia Munlclpl0 en- servlclo active /;
con haber por Classification, los jubila-
dos retlrados del ejerclto y armada ;
los que tengan un tltuIo professional o
academlco y los que paguen por 81, por
sus esposas 8 por sus hlJos velnte GIN
co mas pesetas de contribution de in
muebles, cultlvo subs1dio industrial 8
de comerclo y no Sc hallen incluldos en-
ell censo para la eleccl6n de Conceja
les, DIputados provinclales y DlLuta-
dos a Cortes, pueden partlclparlo ver-
oalmente 9 por carta al procurador
don Luis Ganthier y Qaesada, Sol, nj
nero 7, que Sc enoargara gratuitamente
de obtener los documentos necesarios y
de sollcitar la inclusion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05
Ell COLLAR DE La REfNA

bale; a 10 menos asi me 10 ha
dioho S. M.
y S. III. tenfa raz6n, prima
mia. -. Ahora me parece que
respiro, porque madame de Lam
bale no miente nunca.
-Nunca, senof, dijo con dulzu-
ra Ia princesa.J
-fOh, nuncal exclam6 III. de
Crosne con la mas profunda con
vicoi6n. Pero entonces, senior,
permitidme.
-iOhl 81, os permito, senior de
Crosne; interrogad, examinad,
pues pongo & mi querida princesa
en- ell banco de los acussdos, y os
la dejo d vuestra disposition.
Madsma de Lamballe Sc souri6
Y dijo:
-Estoy pronta, senior; pero te-
ned en- cuenta que esta abolida la
tortura.
ST, 20 la he abolido para los
demas, pero no la han abolido
para mi, repuso ell rey con una
sonrisa.
Madame, dijo Ell subdelegado
de policfa, tened la bondad de
de decir al rey 10 que hicisteis
con >. III. en- casa de nj. Mesmer,
sc6mo estaba vestida s. NJ?
IS. nj. llevaba IN vestido de
tafetAn color de perla obscure, un
mant6n de muselina bordada, un
manguito de armifio, IN sombrero
de terciopelo color de rosa CON
grandes cintas negras.
Estas sefias eran diametralmen-
to opuestas & las dadas respecto
de Olivia.
M. de Crosne manifesto una vi
va sorpresa, Ell conde de Pro-
venxa 90 mordi0 los labios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05

Ell rey Sc frot6 las manos di.
ciendo:
6Y que hizo la reina al en-
trar?
-Sefor, teneis raz6n en- decir
al entrar, porque apenas habia-
mos entrado -.
-SJuntas2
81, senor, juntas; apenas ha-
bfamos entrado en- Ell primer sa-
Ion, donde nadie habfa podido
notarnos & causa de la atencion
con que todos observaban los mis-
terios magneticos, cuando Sc acer-
CO S. III. una mujer y lie ofre-
clio una careta suplicsndols no
pasase mas adelante.
-SY os detuvisteis? pregunt6
vivamente ell conde de Proven
"a.
ST, senor.
-sY no pasasteis del umbral
del primer salonf pregunt6 III. de
Crosne.
No, senior.
-tY vos no habeis dejado el
brazo de la relna2 pregunt6 ell rey
con IN resto de ansiedad.
Nj IN segundo; Ell braEo de
S. M. no ees6 IN momento de apo
Yarse en- ell mfo.
-tY bienl exclam6 de sdbito
el rey, Sque os parece, III. do
Crosne? ty que decfs vos, hernia
no milo?
KS extraordinario, es sobre-
natural, dijo Ell conde de Proven
"a afectando una jovialidad que,
meior que la duds, desoubifa to-
do su despecho de aquella con-
tra4icei6n.
NO hay NADIA sobrenatnral en-
TODD ESQ, 30 apresnr6 4 decIx u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05

''Artfculo SO. Terminado ell ecuent d,
todos los votos, Sc leera en- alta voz Dor ans
de los de los Secretaries de la Junta 0) ell re-
sumen general de su resultado, y 81 Presi
dente proclamara en- ell acto Oonceiales elec
tos Los CANDIDATES. QUE APAREZCAN CON
MAYOR NUMERo DE voTos DE LOS EsCRUTADos
EN ToDo Ell TERMINO MUNICIPAL HAsTA COM
PLETAR Ell NUMERO DE Los QUE AL MIsMO co
RREsPoNDA ELEGTR."
Bien Sc ye por ell articnlo'. '.copiado, que
hay que computar cada candidate los 7o
tos que obteDga No va en- ell colegio que sc
vote, sino tambien los que haya obtenido en-
los dennis col gios del termino municipal
Este es ell sistema de acumulscion.
Fijense On clio nuestros correligionarios
tos votos de exceso de colegios liberales,
-; den servir para reforzar la election de
asa.Sandidatos nuestros que SO voten en- los
= ,keSos conservadores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05
BfBLfoTEcA DE a1A DEMoCRAC1A

ra toda la verdad, puesto que es
la clave del misterio.
-Esa es mi opinion, dijo M.
de Crosne, hacia quien Sc habia
vuelto ell rey.
-iBahl Aquf hay compadraz-
90 murmur6 ell conde de
Provenza. Aquf tenemos una
mujer que me hace ell efecto del
dios de los descenlaces.
-Prims mia, dijo en- VOC bala,
sos ha confesado la reina que CO.
nocfz q esa muier?
IS. M. no me ha confesado ma
da, monsefior, no ha hecho mas
que referir.
ST, 81, perdonsd
Mi hsrmano quiere decir, in
terrumpi6 el rey, que 81 Ia reina
couoce 4 esa mujer, vos debeis
saber su nombre.
Sc llama madame de Ii Mot
te Vafois.
- Esa intriganta! exclamo oil
rey con despeoho.
- lisa fuioserea uiIo q Son
de iDiablo, diablol E-a serfa d.
ffcil do interrogar, porqae es muy
astuta.
-Nosotroa 10 seremos tantc CO.
mo ella, dijo NJ. de Crosne- I
por otra parte, despues de la de-
claraci6n de madame de Lamba-
lie. no hay astucia que yaiga.
Asf. la primera palabra de
rey -.
mo, mol dijo Luis XVI con
desalien.o. Rstoy oansado de YER
esa mala sociedad ceroa de la res-
ma. La reina ss tan buena, que 30
pretexto de miseria 50 le acerca to-
do 10 que hay de personas eqnivo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05
INFORMATION DEL DIA
EN- HONOR DE OIRUJEDA

En- su viaie a Madrid ell coronel Oirujeda
fue vitoreado en- todas las estaclones de pa
rada por ell pueblo que sc agolpaba para
verle.
Tuvo en- Madrid una entrevista con s. NJ.
la Reina le relate en- sus memories detailes,
la scci6n de Punta- -Brava.
Sc le ha hecho en- Madrid una manifesto
ci6n soberbia.
CASO RARO
Portaba el estandarte, en- una manifesto
ci6nIde estudlantes, el Joyen cubano Antonio
Alcaia GaIiano, natural de Oienf0egos, QUAIL
do cayo aracado de un sfncope que ls pro-
dajo la muerte.
FILIPINAS
Nuestras tropas s,guen venciendo a los
rebedes.
Ell general Primo de Rivera continds aVan-
zando hacIa el Sur de Cavlte.
ANARQUISTAS
Han sido deportados la c0lonia afficana
de Rio de Orc % anarqulsras aDsueltos por
ell Ounse1o Supreme.
EMPRESTITO
FL gobierno negCola con ell Banco uno de
500 mIllones, para aUender q los sastOs de
las guerras durante dlez meses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05

de Crosne, quien la algeria muy
natural del rey inspiraba una es-
pecie de remordimiento; 10 que
dice la sefiora princesa no puede
menos de ser la pura verdad.
-Resulta de ESQ.,. dijo Ell
conde de Provenza.
-Resulta, monsefior, que mis-
agent tes Sc han equivocado.
~-sLo decfs seriamente2 pre-
gunt6 Ell conde de Provenzs con
ell mismo estremeoimiento nervio-
so.
-Muy sacramento, monse nor /;
mis sgentes Sc han equivocado ;
S. NJ. la reina ha hecho 10 que
acaba de decir madame de Lam
bale, Y NADIA mas. En- cuanto al
folletista, 81 20 estoy convelcido
por las palabras eminentemente
verdaderas de Ia sefiora princesa,
ereo que ese tunants de- estarlo
tambieD, y voy enyiar la ogdeu
para que 10 encierren Immediate
mente en- la carcel.
Madama de Lamballe yoIyia .
todos lados Ia cabeza con el agra
do de la iuocencia que ne informa
sin mas curiosidad que tenor.
-;Un momentol dijo ei rey.
lUn tDomentoi pues siempre sera
tempo de ahorcar al folletista-
Hsb6is hablado de una mujer que
IA truido a Ia reina la entrada
del -al6n. Prinoesa, decidnos
squ;e era esa mujerf
-PArece que s. III. Ii conoee.
sen y hAsta dire, porque 20
nunea sniento, one s6 que ). Nj.
Ia @ peee.
+ qus, "a veis, prima, es
preea- indispensable, que 20 ha-
&84s 4 L. <msRxm anmxx
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05

Sc quejan los vecinos de La ealle del Ls6n
prolongaci6n Norte, que en- aquellos sitio
todas las noches, de 10. se entretiener
algunos zsDgsnos en- tirar piedras en- Gins
de los tee hos de las casas.
Lo avisamos la policfa.
IN MEMoRIAN:-Cuatro preciosas melodias
para canto piano, en- un cuaderno.
-Gnoji' de ''El Brujo."
| Polka brillante para piano m6sica toda
del maestro Marin Varona. De venta en- Ia
redacci6n de Ei Noticitro 81 80 ctvs. y
a 81 respectivamente.
| Sc envia la isla abonando Ell importe
| alticipadamente. 8
| FL peri6dico Official de la provincial CORES
poDdiente al dia 4. inserta IN eablegrama
del ministro de Uitramar anunciando que
s. M Sc ha dignado couceder esta Antilia
ell tftulo de SIEMXRE FIEL, que unira en- 10
sucesivo los de muy noble muy leal de
que va disffnta, conmemorando asf el herois-
mo de la lsla en- 1. 7S7, cuyo centenario &C.
lebrase actualmente en- IL Capital.
En- ell suelto de aver titulado Comesio Sc
escaparon algunas erratas.
Donde dice ''don Juan Pom Alvarez,
lease, don Juan Perez Alvarez, y donde
SO lee ''don Jose Ferrer, rural'', entiendase
"don Pauline Gomez, rural
Rogamos nuestros agentes en- la isla,
nos telegrafien ell resultado de la eleccion |
de concej ales ell proximo domingo, a la |
mayor bre7edad.
Hay algunos pueblcs en- que no tenemos |
ger tes. Hsganos ese servicio alg6n bueD |
amigo de La DEMGCRACIA, seguro de nues-
70 reconocimiento.
La forma en- que deben venir los telegra-
mas es la siguiente.
DemOcracid. ElectOs tdntOs con-
ejales. Lt6eraies, tlntos. COnser0adCres,
T1iaidentes. ta7atos.
Sc hslla erferma de alguna graVedao Ia
ef1ora dof1a Emilia Santiago esposa de
luestro amigo don Luis Toro, honrado CO.
)rador de LA DEMoCRACIA
Deeeamos que la sefora de Toro Sc resta-
,lezca cuanto antes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05

wCOLOCACION.-En la conoci.
liza fabrica de coches de don Julio M.
bernard, calle de la Villa, mum. SO,
bncontraran colocacion dos carpinteros
lie coches que sean activos, que conoz-
can con perfection su ofcio y que no
sean informales en- ell cumplimiento de
bus deberes. Abril p de 1897
F-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05

-aDe donde viene usted ahora2-pregun-
ia Pave un celt bre visj ZERO.
-Del Sudan.
-sY que costumbres le han chocado
usteu mass
La de dar muerte todos los perros
que Sc presenter en- el pals.
1lQue atrocidadl
-oi sef1or. Ls aconsej1 usted que no
ysya al Sudan
Oalino entra como criado en- casa de IN
oculista,
-sSefior2
40 le2
En- la antesala aguarda un ciego que
desea yer usted.
Musgo en- las tumbas en- ell hombre canas
de muerte es sjgao cierto;
cuando en- ell hombre las halleis tempranas
es que temprano ha muerto.
Curr0s EnrfQneE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05
LA ~ E
Q ON p ania d @ V e


TIodos
e Copan tonar La tss ho
de Tenere G6nova, Napoles, Venec
geros para Thomas neeeso d en- @ s
novas Napoes Barcelona via GenovabO
etudo aduidad producer
p para ternas cria
II lido pleto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05
osase o'ss mos de IN diario capitalef1o

mos de IN diario capitaleflo:
gO frar,neo Pnertorrique1o La compradc
la Sc.a sanero 56 de la Gale de San Fran
cisco; en- Is cIal prcyeeta construir de plan
ia un ediicio apropiado al obietG de Ia ins
tituci0n. El Ateneo contara, rues, con ca.
So propia, elegante en- sitio de 10 mas con.
currido de la ciudad."
En- ell pr6ximo correo de la Habana lie
garan a San Juan, de paso para la Peninsu
la, ell general Hernandez Ferrer, ell coronel
Oepello don Fernando Weyler, hiio del
general Weyler, que va contiuuar sus es-
tudlos en- la Academia militar de Toledo
Por Real Orden ha sido aprobada Ia fan
"a prestada por nuestro amigo don Rosendo
Matienzo Cintron, notario de esta ciuad
SE VENDE-Un ms egnifco piano ale.
man, en- b1en nso. precio II pesos
Para informes, dirigrse al ''Arca de la
Ailanz .."-Cale de la Oorcordia de don
Antonio Coillac. I'D.
Datos meteorologicos correspondientes al
Ola communicates por la Capitanfa de este
puerto:
Temperature maxima. ......... 80 90
mIn1ma. .......... 81 90
Altura barometrica .76l 90
PluViometro ~ OOOO
La marina turca, sanque uumerosa, es
de una respectable antiguedad y sc encuen
ira en- tai estado, que tiene los cascos de
los Duques llenos de toda especie de vege
taeion submarine, las mEquinas oxidadss,
los caf1ones cargaudose sun por la boca y
tan abandonados, que en- las festas del ca
O Sc reiere ell articulo la junta de es-
crutinio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-05

Las cuestas por ell mundo
Dan pesadumbre,
a los que desde ell lIano
Van la cumbre.
Subid donde ell monte
ReEa y trabaia;
Mas larga es In vereda
Ouando Sc bajai
Va la envuelva la noche,
"a ell sol la alumbre
Busead los que rezsn
Sobre esa cumbre.
Ellos de santos mares
Van tras ell puerto;
lOaravana bendita
De squel desierto
Forman m1sica blanda
De IN campanario,
De semillas campestres
Santo rosario;
De una gruta en- ell monte
De una tssbttfa tsbttfaa y. ..
Lecho tranquilo.
De legum bres y frutas
Pobres manjares,
Parten con los mendigos
En sus altares.
ALI la cruz consuela,
La tumba advierte;
lAlli pasan Ia vida
Junto la muertei
Por los ojos que finge
La oalavera
Ven ell mundo. y 81 vana
Pomp2 altanera
Calavera sombria.
Q le On bacles bellos
AdOrnaron IN dfa
Ricos cabellos;
Esos huecos oscuros
Cue se eusancharon.
Fu0rUn olos que Vieron
Que lluraron;
foi esas agrletadas
Focmas YaClas
fe1SUraio Oh Del mundo
Las armonlas.
IQAe resta va del libre
Moglc0 ahnoiv,
Cu-. que esa freute altiva
Sc a.zaDa al cleloll
La huelia polvorosa
Do uu ser eXErarlo
AuoruaLdu Ia mesa
De nn ermltsf1Ji
Aqal eu La solitaria
Oelda escOnoida,
Un craneo dice II lMuerfell
7 nua cruz i: II VIuaIl
$3.50.
IMuy alta esta la cumbre
La cruz muy alta
Para liegsr al clelo
lCuan POGO fatal
AntOnso +. GTi!o.