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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-11
CRON ICA

A la hora presente Ia disiden-
cia no vive; porque la vida es
acci6n, mov;miento, actividad,
fuerza.
Circunscrfbese & tres 8 cuatro
publicaciones.
Carece de atm6sfera y de sa-
via. Vegeta como esos arboles
ex6ticos que arraigan sobre
penascos esteriles y esparcen con
trabajo sus ramas secas Y amarl-
Has.
Sin directories autorizados por
ell voto de los pueblos; sin conf
t6s constitufdos por grupos So
!idos y frmes, nj es un partido
nj puede terciar en- las luchas de
la polftica.
Prop6sito que abort6 al nacer;
bruma que disip6 la claridad de
las ideas, Sc convertira pronto en-
un recuerdo hist6rico, en- una
nota para los anales de nuestros
tiempos.
Hay dos colectividades dnicas
en- el pals: la que SO dice iLcondi-
cionaImente espsnola; Ia que es
ESQ mismo, amcomdacaono9mesate es
pamela Y ademas liberal, demo
cratica, autonomista
Entire estas SO libra la batalla.
La una quiere el mon polio,
que un dfa puede traer conflotos
de caracter revolucionario.
La otra quiere el turno, que
IN dfa puede traer nuestro pats
una normalidad perfecta.
Poniendose & meditar frente 4
esos dos caminos, Puerto Rico.
que esta con nosotros, demuestra
que sabe elegir.
En- la peninsula Sc ha resuelto
una crisis.
Y don Antonio CAnovas CONT
n1a en- ell poder.
No esperabamos nosotros que
subiese don Praxedes Mateo Sa
gasta.
Nj aun 10 deseabamos, va que
no nos coyre prasa; va que, segu-
ros de la victoria, preferimos OBJ
tenerla en- virtud de una organl-
zaci6n general, que no vacile por
falta de un solo ORGANISING
Demostramos nuestra pujapza
en- los comicios el nns xs de NJ
70. vodstH en- Madrid que po-
seemos ell n1mero. Constara en-
breve que, en- la extension de la
isla entera, aguarda en- pie el par
tido liberal, dispuesto q cualquier
sacrifcio, por su patria prlmero,
por su doctrina despues.
De ah( que no nos preo "ne La
fecha en- que nuestros j ) ocu-
paran las poltronas del gobierno.
De todas maneras, antes de
Setiembre la crisis grande ven
dra. Y acaso vendra antes de
Agosto.
Les que conocen algo estos asun
tos saben que las cortes conser-
vadoras no volveran q reunirse Y
que uu cambio de gabinete Sc
impone.
va 10 dicen los telegramas.
La soluci6n presente es cosa
cor venada.
Ell senor Sagasta gober nara
cuando le convenga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-11

do unos panes esenciales que go la
man tortas Po'aviejitas. ell pueblo SO
las disputa y Sc reparten tortas que
es IN gusto.
b d1a sc presenta exp'endido; las
siluesas de Montjuich y Monserrat
pare senme dos gigantas de la monta-
na, dos enthusiasts payeses que vie
nen q la condal ciudad para honrar-
go saludando al invicto vencsdor.
Que cuadro, seTor, que cuadro
-PtaUe.
Desembayco -Ovacion i,amens5st ma -
Cuaa,o efectista
Barcelona 13 CLIO m.) -Ea este
momento, con gentileza sin igual.
bsja la escalerilla, y dando un salti
to muy mono, entr6 en- la falua.
Los numerosfsimos barcos surtos
en- Ia bsh{a, estAn muy bien empa
vesados.
Los tripulantes sobre las vergas
Los gritos ensordecedores; tai es
ell entusiasmo, que nj Dios Sc entien
de; varios manifestantes Sc zambu-
len en- ell aqua.
La fa't1a que le conduce cruza bo''
en- medic de una calle de lanchas. ae
las que partsam enthusiasts Utt0res.
La novedad del case produjo i'm
preston grandisima.
Entusiasmaba YER las lanchas
lamar enthusiasts v1tores y aplaudir
q rabiar.
En- ell muelle le esperaba la for y
nata del partido conservador y del
partido de Ia Trasatlantica
Piave se ha lido q reponerse de la
impression.
Contin1> 20 teleg af sndo Nj
chigames.
EI trdnsito d la Catedral. = El TIE
Deum. el 1.-THE T mes y ez te veo.
Barcelona 13 q m.)-Arcos de
triunfo con dedicatorias aiusivas y
abusivas, colgaduras, gallardetes,
mujeres guap1simas en- los BALCONIES,
en- las 81 oteas. en- los ejados y en-
las GALES en- todas parties muchq
gente, mucho entusiasmo mucho
sol.
Salvo m s6sano y dos bohardillas
trasteras, todas las cssas estaban en-
galanadas.
El general, en- carretela descubier
ia, precedido por la guardia municl-
pal seguido de una brutalidad de
comisiones, Sc ha dirjgido a la ca
tedral.
Por ell camino Sc han dado v;vas
a la Pepa y gritos patri6ticos de
iOIe los hombres cyasos! iV.va Ell ezra
que te bautsg6 y Ell MONACO que tatvo Ia
vela! ChacAip6 por TT mare. jacaram
aomsiho! etc, etc.
E Ie Desm ha resultado solem:
n.simo. -------~
l~11lh i &c -ssSefFesponsal de The Ismes ha
tornado una gaseosa y varias vistas
fotografcas.
Me parece que 10 hsce para en-
viArselas Morgan.-Michigd'seg.
mo es nada 10 del oo!
B,rcelona 13 90 M )-Al fin Sc
sabe & 10 que fu6 Satrdstegui a
terra.
.iEI general trae el ojo malo!
Sat, Il stegui Sc 10 llev6 q un oculista
que despues de examinarlo, d'jo que
no era NADIA 10 del ojo, aunque ana
di6:
Mucho ojo con el ojo.-Piave-
EntMs1asNso mnnc0 Uist0
B arcelona 13 Is t.) )-Nunca SO ha
visto aquf entusiasmo tai.
Los barcelopeses estan pose1dos
de- nn amor tai que esta tarde Sc han
suicidado ounce mas con arf enico,
otros con vitrio,o, a'gunos con cerillas
otros pensando en- ell bigote de Ma
luquer.
La TINA Erase, el postrer rerg On
ha sido este en- todos los suicidios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-11
Gaia &c Pr@stamos
Is PLAEl LAS DEl4,CIAS 10

Ell dfa 20 del corr;ente, las nueve
de La mailana, Sc remalarah ell puhllca
subasta, las prendas de les talCnes que
4 continuation Sc exoresan, por cuenta
de qulen correspords orden lie quien
suscrioe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-11

ContiD 10 telr geahandO.
Acomps mare al heroe para prote-
gerle por el camino.
El domingo llega q esa. Hay que
recib;rle con todo ell entusiasmo que
su importante argumento requiere
Hay que aprovecharse va que es
tamos en- epoca de Isidros.
Mtehigd,asS
La inesperada actitud de Mac
Kinley, en- el in nsolnble conActo his
pano cubano, reviste caracteres de
gravedad. juicio de la prensa fran
cesa, y parsce probar que Mac KIN
ley esta resuelto, como dirlan en- An
dalucia, a darze pov es pi'5i6n al senior
Canovas.
Las declaraciones de M5x'mo Go
mez han hecho mucho efecto en-
New York, segdu atestigua el senior
don Nicoas de Cardenas, reciente
mente llegado de aquella capital.
El Doctor B stances, que estuvo
delicad1simo de sa!ud, vuelto la
{mproba labor de hacer declaraciones
en- esta prensa. Por cierto que ell
exprefecto de policia- M Goron, de
popular renombre en- Europa, cita 81
testimonio de B ,tances, en- las Me
morias que pub'ica en- LIE Journal
para esc'arecer ell origen del famoso
asesino Prado, cuya estirpe fue como
cida gracias al doctor puertorrique-
| no.
Y dice Goron:
'Todos los pzrisiessses com0cen al
doctor Betamces, delegado de los irssw
rrectos cubanos. veterono de las lwchds
por la i,adependencja y
J M. Goron trascribe a seguida
ell relate que hizo B stances al Voltaa
re. seg1n ell cual relate Prado era hi
10 natural de Prado> expresidente de-
Peiu
"Cuando estallo la insurreccci6n
de Cuba (dijo B stances al redactor
del Toztaire) el padre de Prado fue
como jefe de un pals, el 1nico que
reconoci6 la Independence de los in
surrectos. Su hi, hizo mas: orga-
nizar una expedicl6n para Ilevar vi
tuallas los insurrectos, apoderan
dose de uno de los vapores del go
bierno espanol. Erau sesenta expe-
Dictionaries. va en- alta mar Prado
baj6 solo al salon en- donde el captain
estaba presidiendo la comida, y die;
EN- nombre de la ibertad, que
nadie proteste. No queremos hace,
dano a nad1e; pero necesitamos apo
derarnos del barco.'
E captain Sc abalanz6 a la gar
ganta de Prado, quien le mat6 de ur
tiro de rey5sv vsr. Frado volvi6 al
| pp7snte y mand6 Ia maniobra. La
tripulaci6n le obsdeci6 Y desem
barcando los pasajsros en- la costa
vo.v:6 q darse q la mar
As1 empez6 el ce'ebre aventurero,
que mas tarde habla de mancharse
cou sangce del horrible asesinato que
le hizo merecedor del califcativo de
piyota de la Sada,sa psrdido en- el bon
leVard.
LUIS BONAFOUX
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-11
LA QUIuTA 'CARIDAD'

5 yende ests deiicios propiedad, situada
en- Ia pal te alta de Ia prolopgacion norte de
la calle Atos ha. de esta eiudad, con Jardi
ues, hueItss, arjibe, servi.io del acueducto,
Y unas eu-Idas de ttrrenos para pastos.
Psra informes, en- esta redacci6n.
POrce, Msyo 81 de 1897 7-S q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-11

FOR 10 DIAS g f9tcgrs fias tarJetss de
vista burtos 10 reales.
Los nifios Tequefos no entran en esta re-
baja.
?sgo sdelantado no So dan pruebas
Molina fot6crofo. Aurora entire Mayor
.lnt.
JUNO de 1897 ! m.
AHmea.o d les Macs -FeSflfiIk fALlelgs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-11
-AVISo

La acreditada Barberia de Manuel Paraf
Ia situada en- la Gale de Ia msrina sl lado
del Cometa, participa . su numerosa cliente-
La al pdblico en- general que % ha trasla.
dado Ia calle del comercio bajcs del Hotel
rgl.ferYA. 0-'o O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-11

gsHsdlmenls : POLY0 LlnTTO dc NCHY lD' soaHsOuD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-11

Ponce, Junio 3 de 1897
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
GRAND CONCERT.

Sonora Ygnacia de Gallardo, the prima donna of the concert to be given at the opera house Friday night, has had excellent training under German and Italian tutors and has been the star of the Schubert and the Bo- hemian Concert companies. For two years she was the first support of the famous Angela Peralta, who met with such marvellous success in Europe. A San Francisco paper in commenting on her says: She has within her con trol an exceedingly beautiful and powerful dramatic soprano. Its in- tensely pathetic quality could not be eXcelled and tears are frequently evoked at her bidding. She is still young in years and possessed of a very sweet character. She has most phenomenal range of voice, giving three OctayeS clear.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

l cussed and agreed to be the best: An excavation of the streets to depth of twelve inches; three or four inches to be filled with closely packed sand, upon which there will be a layer to grade of crushed granite or broken granite, heavily rolled.
 During the mayors late visit to Chicago he made careful study of street paving and he believes that this will be in all respects the best and most serviceable He will direct the making of the plans and estimates at once. When they are submitted he will appoint an agent to visit prop erty owners within the district of the proposed improvement to obtain sig natures to a petition to the council, the improvement to be paid for by special assessment. The mayor be- lieves the improvement should include at first about six blocks on Wash ingtol street, two on Center, two on First avenue and possibly two on First street. After that the work may be extended upon the less travelled streets. Outside the central district the layers of granite and saLd need not be so thick, so that the improve ment can be made at considerably less expense.
 The cost of the work will fall al- most wholly upon the persons chiefly benefited; the only item which will have to be paid for by the taxpayers will be a steam roller to be used in the construction. The power of the mayor given him by the council yes terday allows him af:er the compile tion of the work to direct quantity of the paving material to be stored up- on a vacant lot to be used in repairs.
 Since his return from Chicago Mayor Adams has talked with many of the heaviest property owners on the subject of street paving upon the above described plan. A very large majority of them, apathetic few months ago, have become warmed by the good times and are now favorable to street improvement, if not actually enthusiastic.
 Another matter considered in the council yesterday was the extension of the city limits. It is a fact not known to strangers that the corpora tion of Phoenix is only small part of it. The most populous residence districts are on the outside and they are not making a praiseworthy effort IO get III. Iue Clly CHdTG0T pTOVluGS two ways for the extension of the lim- it's. By the first, a majority of the taxpayers of an addition may petition the council for admission. If the additions themselves make no move, the city council may file a petition in district court. If it is favorably heard, the additions will be brought in under an order of the court A petition is now in course of prepara- tion. The couDcil believes the cor poration may be extended to three times its present area.
 The council further amended the or dinance creating the health depart ment by requiring that in case of death, the attending physician or any other person in charge should for ward to the department a death cer- tiicate and that in cases of inter ments within the city limits burial permits should be first obtained after the filing of the death certificate.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
GRAND CONCERT.

Sonora Gallardo is 16 to one singer. She sustains tone for sixteen bars in one breath, lasting about thirty seconds, and has a matchless range of three octaves, including the highest tone ever sung by human voice. These facts will be demonstrated at the opera house Friday night by the "Grande Valse di Conto," which was composed and dedicated to her for the purpose of showing the phenomenal features of her voice.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
An Explanation of a Story Which
 Concerns A. T. Herd

A great deal has been published lately in Phoenix, Louisville. Ky. Lexington, Frankfort and Cincinnati papers of an episode in the career of A. T. Herd. now resident of Phoe- nix. but until lately an active republ- can politician in Kentucky. Among other statements made on what seemed to be good local authority was this one concerning the suit instituted by Mrs M. B. Half of this city against MT. Herd: That Mrs. Haff's husband and John B. Day were associated to- gether in a distillery at Orr, Anderson county, Ky; that after the death of Mrs. Haff's husband in 1893. while MT. Herd was government storekeeper at the distillery, MT. Day was detect ed in irregularly removing goods from the bonded warehouse, and in conse- quence was compelled to take out a retailers license in order to avoid criminal prosecution for violating the internal revenue laws.
 There was an implication that Mr. Herd was cognizant of this and pos sibly other irregularities and that he had exerted an influence profitable to himself over Day. MT. Herd says that such an irregularity as is described never occurred and if it had occurred could not have been settled in the way described. The transaction meant took place in 1S96 while MT. Herd had not been connected with the dis tillery as storekeeper or in any other capacity since 1891. Day & Half were manufacturers on a small scale of high grade whistles which were kept in bond and free warehouses until they became valuable by age. They were sold largely to aristocratic clubs and families and usually in small quantities, the transactions coming within the limits of a retail business, which was conducted under the super vision of MT. Half at Frankfort. On one occasion an order was received from the Union League club of Chi cago for a gallon sample of certain brand of whisky. It was either not in stock at Frankfort, or for some other reason MT. Day forwarded it di- rectly from the free warehouse in- stead of sending it through his retail house, as he should have done. His violation of the law was technical, as there was nothing intended to be Sd1iSu Dy u, duu Wul6II IL D6CdIut known he was compelled to take out a retail license in his own name and also to pay the fifty per cent penalty imposed in such cases.
 When MT. Herd came to Phoenix he brought, among other letters oi introduction, one from Dr. Hunter tc 1 Governor McCord. It was stated mol long ago in the Cincinnati Enquirer that when Governor McCord learned Of the disclosures regarding MT
 Herds character that he expressed indignation against Dr. Hunter fol having imposed upon him. The state.
 ment in the Enquirer was vigorously
 denied by Governor McCord in a late letter to Dr. Hunter.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

cap is the regulation marine baad cap
 The cost was about $40O. It ds one o' the neauest, nattiest uniforras on the
 coast. Under the leadership or Fro lessor Otto Eberharat this band Is fast improving, and from present in dications will soon be the best band in the territory. The class of music played by the band Is a testimonial to it's ability On Sunday evening about the largest crowd of the season was in attendance and the music was very much appreciated. 'The Midway Plaisance" was repeated by request. This piece Is descriptive of the Midway at the worlds fair and one can easily tell when one is in the Egyptian or German section.
 Regarding the proposed million dol lar purchase by John W. Mackay of the Silver Peak mine in Nevada, of which The Republican contained tel egraphic account yesterday morning, Mr. c. H. Gordon of the Western Union. who is familiar with the prop erty, says it Is one of the most won derfu1 low grade mines in the United States. It is a great mountain of ore, being in many respects like the fa- nous Treadwell mine in Alaska. Years ago 1t passed into the possession of an old Philadelphian, who died not long ago, leaving it to his son, also an old man. Neither of them ever worked the property, but contented themselves with leasing it in sections to small operators. The limited scale of operations failed to develop the property. It is believed that when Mackay gets possession the Silver Peak will become known as one of the great mines of the country.
 MT. T. W. Pemberton has just re- turned from a business visit to Chi cago. He also tells of the noticeable effect of good times in the east. The realization of prosperity is complete, but people are not going wild. They have been made wise by four long years of depression, but wisdom is all they have derived from it. There is not, MT. Pemberton says, a great tendency toward western investments. Holders of money are first looking about for investments at home. These, of course, will soon be filled and the volume of capital will not be sensibly diminished By that time a fuller 1N uu0 west WIll ucN O sprung up and then the western har- vest will begin. Mir. Pemberton's S confidence is already so great that he is making arrangements for the early improvement of his property at the corner of First and Jefferson streets. He will build a handsome and mod ern business block, the lower floor consisting of several store rooms, one of which will be occupied by the Phoenix Light and Fuel company.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
THE FIRST IMPORTANT STEP.
The City Council Makes Two Moves
 in Improvements

The city council took the initiatory step in the matter of street improve merit yesterday. Mayor Adams was invested with full authority to direct City Engineer Davidson to prepare plans and an estimate of costs for paving as large section of the busi- ness portion of the city as he believes to be practicable at once. The fol- lowing style of pavement was dis
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

Chicago is justly proud of her new public library. It has taken ten years to build and the actual cost was S1 ; 315.O7 less than the $2,000,000 origi- nally appropriated.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
THE CAPITAL CATE.

The old Capitol hotel is now in charge of Mrs. s. E. Cory. Mrs. Cory superintends all the cooking and serves a home meal for 25 cents; $5 meal tickets for S4.50.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

LOOK FOR THE FACTS demon strated by experience. Thousands ard thousands of people suffering from the effects of impure blood have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

Mrs. William Deity of Phoenix and MT. Fred w. Fuller of New York have opened piano and violin studio in the Monihon block, Rooms Il and 12, where they will be pleased to meet any one wishing to learn either of these instruments.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
WANTED.

800 cords of good wood. Will pay S4.5O to S5 per cord, delivered at Vul- .ure Address, New Vulture Mining Co.,, Vulture, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
CITY AND COUNTY IN BRIEF.
Small Paragraphs of General
 interest.

he News of Dayin PhOenix and It's Tributary Region Presented In Nutshell-Doing of People and Other Matters.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
FOR SALE.

A modern home at bargain Terms to suit. Apply at Room Porter block.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

John J. Quinn, representing Chi cago's finest tailors, Murphy Bros, will be at the Commercial hotel displaying his fall and winter line of clothing until October 10. Perfect fit guaran- teed. Call and inspect samples.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

The cool weather is now on and something good to eat is in order. Frank Griebel has the best and puresi groceries at the lowest prices to be found in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

HOODS PILLS act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

Educate Tour Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever. 10c 25c. If c. c. c fail. druggists refund money.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
LOCAL BREViTIES,

The Manzo-Gallardo concert, under the management of Lester Payne, at opera house Friday might. Tickets at Keefer's drug store Thursday and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

The oI- PRACTICAL. gunsmith in Phoenix All work guaranteed. No 30 South Center street.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

Ladies, visit the Art Exchange, 119 West Jefferson street, between First and Second avenues. Lessons given in Art Embroidery by Mrs. Fred M Brooks
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

To Cure Constipation Forever. Take CaScar CS Candy Clthartic. 10c or 255c. If c. c. c. fail to lure. druggists refund money
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
KIMBALL HOUSE, MESA.

Reopened September 10 with full equipment for the accommodation of patrons. Fine table as heretofore.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

Will you meet ne at the fountain? :? At Wakelin's pharmacy. of course.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

The popular rendezvous is at Wake fins pharmacy, the coolest room ir town.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

For rent this month, a new seven room house, furnished complete four blocks from Washington. Will rent by the year or for less time i desired City walters, electric light. and bath Call at No. 493 North Sec Ond avenue.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

Ladies, see the grand display of Royal Art and Kensington embroidery at Il9 West Jefferson street, between First and Second avenues.
 MRS. FRED M. BROOKS.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever 'cc 25c. If C. c. c fa:i. druggists refund money
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

Try the merchants lunch at the Bank Exchange Hours from II to 2.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

the finest hand made sour mash, bour- bon and Pennsylvania rye whiskies.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

AN OLD MATTER RECALLED.