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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-23
FAIR AT p SO RoBLEs.
First annual EDpOsttion of the Uppe
NnIi1Ins InfIen.

First annual ETpOs ittOn of the Upper
Salinas Valley.
PASO ROBLES, CAL, Sept. 22.-The
first annual fair of the upper Salinas
Valley opened to-day under the most
favorable auspices, with large attend
ance and much enthusiasm prevailing.
The business men of Paso Robles have
worked hard for the success of the expo
sit1on, and they have been materially as
sisted by the members of the Farmers
Club and the chairman, M. Gerst, and A.
Brendlin, secretary, and also have been
assisted by such we'll known citizens as
A r. Booth. J. 6. Schroeder, Hans Peter
son and A. L. Woodmansee.
The exhibits came in so fast to-day that
two assistant secretaries had to be en-
ployed. The farmers from southern Nor
terey County and along the Salinas River
have poured IN samples of their products,
and there ha- been added to this much
other material, manufactured and other
wise. The State experimental station To-
Gated here has large and profitable ex-
hibit.
The large prUne orchards of Templeton
are represented by exhibits. among which
are associated the names of w. 7. Eddy, A
]. Mothershaid, A. J. Hudson, e. Nj.
Carr, II. Peterson, II. VESSEL and other
prominent citizens. The attendance of
the opening day was much larger than was
expected and the streets were packed with
teams. During the afternoon and even
ing there was a concert by the Paso Robles
band.
During the afternoon farmers instl-
tuLe opened, conducted by Professor d. T.
Fowler and Professor Q. M. Woodwork,
of the State University. The address of
welcome was delivered by Hon. J. v.
Webster. This evening there was popu-
lar lecture by Professor Woodwork. To-
morrow evening ex-Slate Senator George
Steele will deliver the fair address and a
programme Of literary and musical exer-
cises will be rendered
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be real chip of the old Vanderbilt block.
The young Marquis thrives finely. 1t
is authoritatively learned that he con-
sumes a regular quan tity of milk, which
is sent up twice day by private messe n
ger from Blenheim Palace. The COW
which furnishes the hope OF the
Churchills and Vanderbil:s is carefully
fec and strictly isolated to avoid all
chance OF i'm purity in the milk.
The Duchess Is progressing satisfac'
torily, according to a bulletin given to
your ccrresl on>ient at the Spencer House
tonight, and inquirers are now confined
10 her own and the Dukes relatives. Mr..
Belmont sees the Duche-s every day Tor
short time, while MIR. Vanderbilt is regu-
larry informed of the report OF the doctors
after each visit.
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Hreckage From an

Hreckaqe From an Ocran Graveyard.
VICTORIA. B. c., Sept. 22.-The wreck
ing steamer Whitelaw has returned from
the west coast, where Capt. Whitelaw has
been cruising among the graves OF vessels
which have met with disaster. AS a re-
suit of his trip he has chains, anchors and
other pieces of long-forgotten wrecks,
which, wnen turned into the coin of the
realm, Will amount to more than enough
10 repay him for his trouble. He has Sc
cured from d ifferent vessels about 10 600
fathoms of chain and over a dozen an
chors of different models. weighing from
fifIy-fve to 400 pounds.
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Neither Arohduse Nor s.vimarer.

RERLIN, GERMANY, Sept. 22-Maria
Hussman, the former housekeeper in the
employ of Herr Krupp, has written to the
Politische Tagebatt of AK Chapelle,
saying that her husband is neither an
Archduke nor a swindler, and that there
is no mystery connected with her mar
riage. On Septemb Der 13 it was reported
that Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir
presumptive to the throne OF Austro- H un :
gary, had been married to a middle-class
woman, with whom he had become ac-
quainted while she was in the service OF
Herr Krupp, the great iron master OF
Essen.
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utI,o,n.,te ,n,t, for skoovou

TACOMA, WASH, Sept. 22.-The steam
ship Willamette sailed from Tacoma to-
night for SkaguaY, Alaska, and way ports.
She will carry to the north all the freight
that can be stored in her hold and piled
upon her deck. The deckload comprises
300, 900 feet of lum Der. The cargo will
amount to 2900 ton. The steamer has
eighty head of livestock. comprising
cattle, hogs and sheep. The passenger
list from the Sound will mum Der 100 peo-
pie, the most Of whom are traders or
speculators 10 Skaguay and other ports.
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Scott Guilty Of Manslauahter.

BAKERSFIELD. CAL, Sept. 22.-At
the close of an eight days trial the jury
this evening brought in verdict of man
slaughter against L. A. Scott for the kill
ing of Charles Richards at Randsburg in
Septemb Der, 1896 Scott and Richards quar-
relied and had rough-and-tum BILE fight.
Finally Richards broke away and started
TO run, when Scott picked up a revolver
that had fallen from Richards pocket and
shot him dead. This was the second trial,
the first jury disagreeing. Sentence will
be passed on Saturday morning.
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End. a Long Dro.rn- Out Sujt.

STOCKTON, CAL, Sept 22.-The com
plicated suit of G. E. WeIch against the
stockholders of the old Shippee harvester
works was decided by Judge Jones ay
against the defendants. The litigation
dates back many years. Welch bought a
com hined harvester of the old Shippee
Company under a guarantee. 1t did not
work to his satisfaction and he brought
suit and got Judgment. The corporation
went into insolvency. This lett Welc J.
in the lurch. But not all of the stock of
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Nerada Press Assootatson Meets.

RENO. NEv.. Sept. 22.-The Nevada
Press Association held its regular annual
meeting in Reno to-day and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
E. D. Kelley. president; G. H. Sproule,
vice-president: Allen c. Bragg. secretary
and treasurer. Board Of Directors-N. A.
Hammel, A. ]. Mccarthy and S. P. Davis,
Arbitration committee - S. P. Davis,
Allen c. Bragg. n. A. Hammel, George
NJ. Smith and Isaac Olcovich. Legislative
committee-AlIen G. Bragg, S. P. Davis
and Z. D. Kelley.
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..LANkY BoB,s" SEW ROLE.
He Bas FoIIo,red the Great John L. Into
the Political hing.

He Bas FoHo,red the Great John L. Into
the Political hing.
PORT CHESTER, n. Y, Sept. 22.-The
gloves hang on a nail, the punching bag
hangs l1stlessIy on its cord; even the foot
lights are for the time neglected, for
Robert Fitzsimmons has become poll
tician.
1t is said he will take the stump in West
chester County this fall in behalf of Will
liam V. MaIloy, Republican nominee for
Sheriff.
"Lanky Bob's" debut in politics was
made at White Plains Tuesday afternoon
where he attended a convention as a sub.
stitute delegate.
He wore badge and cheered the can
didate's name whenever called. Fitz-
simmons is visiting the hotels and shak-
ing hands with every body. A mass
meeting is talked Of with Fitzsimmons in
the role of orator.
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Compfro'Ier Eokels Bououetted.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Sept. %.
A dinner was given last night at the Ell
Paso Club to James II. Eckels. Comptrol-
ler OF the Currency. The dinner was an
informal affair, and the toasts were i'm
promptu. Mr.. Eckels spoke of the hnan-
cial condition of the country, and said
that he believed that a great wave of
prosperity was sweeping over the country.
The wave, he said, mad already struck the
Eastern STATES and was beginning to have
its effect in the lar West.
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NSUEGEKTS DEFEATED.
President Zeiaya's Troops Victorious
Over Nicaraguan Rebels
Under Paiz.

MANAGUA, NICARAGUA (via Galveston),
Sept. 22.-The troops OF President Zelaya,
It is officially announced, have pursued
and defeated, near Rivas, the insurgent
force under General Paiz. The President
is now busily engaged in bringing about
the Imprisonment in various- parts of the
country of people suspected of conspiracy
against the Government.
Mail communication to and from Mica
ragua, which was interrupted by the in
surgents, has now been restored.
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Sno,r .EnLfn IN Ernnne.

PARIS, FRANCE, Sept. 22.-The weather
is severely cold here and there have been
heavy snowfalls in Muverene, Lower Bur-
gundv and other places. Eight inches of
snow has fallen at Craponne in the depart
ment of Hauteloire. AT Auxerre, in the
department of Yonne, snow has fal len
the earliest on record
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burglar. steal sltper,care.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. %. = A
boarding house kept by Mrs. Weller at
E eventh and H streets was entered on
Monday night and robbed of $500 worth
of silverware. All the silverware on the
sideboard was taken. Most of the pieces
we're STAMPED Weller" but one napkin
ring is marked "Dr. Blanchard" and
another Flora" The police have no
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safe ofn t,pada Citv Hotel.

NEVADA CITY, CAL, Sept. 22.-Henry
Netshe of Oakland to-day purchased the
Union Hotel from James A. Northway for
$50 900. The late proprietor will leave
next week for Dawson City, Alaska, by
way of Dyea, and expects to get through
this winter
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week by the placing of connection track
at the Kramer junction. Two schooner
loads OF ties are expected to arrive at East
San Pedro next week, and then the work
OF building the road will be actively
pushed to com pletlon.
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Tuesday for medical treatment, made nee
essary by an acCiuent on a steep mountain
grade. William Adolph was driving and
Miss Lawrence and Mrs. Asch of this city
occupied the vehicle. The wagon tipped
over. Adolph's shoulder was dislocated,
Mrs. Asch suffered severe cuts and bruises
about the face and Miss Lawrence's scalp
was Iorn away Tor seven inc es across the
side of the: head. Her shoulder joint was
fractured
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toreorim, F,ne, From. Sheepmen.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, Sept. pa special
to the Tribune from White Rock, Utah,
says report has been received from w.
M. Wyman, chief of the Uintah police,
who was sent out some time ago to collect
tre pass money from sheepmen who were
illegally on the reservation. He is hold
ing several herds for the arrival OF their
owners, and has collected $500 for fines on
sheep that he allowed to leave the reser-
tTat
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Fire at Fort Rraoo.

FORT BRAGG, CAL, Sept. 22.-Fire at
o'clock this morning on Franklin street
destroyed the hotel building owned by
Isaac Kemppe Sr., the hotel and saloon of
l. Kemppe Jr. and the lodging-house
owned by Charles Aulin. The fire orig
mated in the former building.
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Death of a Hero of Metx.

BAYONNE. FRANCE, Sept. 22-Gsneral
Bourbaki, who was in command of the
Imperial Guard at Metz during the
Franco Prussian war, but who left that
place on mysterious erraDd shortly be-
fore its capitulation, is dead.
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Denth OF Neorne hcherrel.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 22-George
Scherrer, proprietor of the Eagle Brewery.
and one OF the pioneer residents of San
Jose, died here this afternoon after an i'll
ness of five or six months. He was 81
years of age. lie leaves widow, but no
nh
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Soldiers Etre ON strtker,.

LONDON, Eng, Sept. pa special
dispatch from Melzo twelve miles from
Milan, says that during The strike dis
turbances there yesterday the troops were
called out and fired upon the strikers,
killing one man and wounding eight.
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4 CHIP or THE OLD BLOCK.
". X. TanderbIPs Joy OVer his Little
Grandson.

UTnndSOTts
NEW YORK, n. Y, sept. ga WorldN
cable from London says: The infant
MARQUIS of Bland lord and prospective
Duke of Marlborough h is voted TO be the
image of his mother by the half dozen
relatives who have been privileged to
ggze upon him. The Churchill physiog-
nomy has, for the first time in genera
tions, been obliterated by the Vanderbilt
strain. and w K. Vanderbilt is Joyous
over the prospect that the next Duke will
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the corporation had been paid up and
he brought action 10 compel the stock
holders to pay up on the stock in full.
The court holds that the stockholders
are liable Notwithstanding their in
solyency
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LIVES IN A HOT TOWN.
Hank johnson Receives His Mail Ad-
dressed to 1.-THE WarmeSt
Place on Earth"

PHGNIX, AR1z, Sept. pa copy of
THE CALL of San Francisco, bearing
penny postage stamp and the address,
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That Ra.l,enu 70 Aand,bura.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Sept. 22.-Work
on the construction OF the new railroad
from Kramer, on the Atlantic and Pacific,
TO Randsburg will be commenced this
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-23

WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. 22.-The
President today appointed Charles B.
Moores Registrar OF the Land Office at
Oregon City, Or.
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NetU Land Registrar.

ADVANCES made on furniture ana pianos, with
or without removal J. .Noonan 1Ol7-1O23 Mission
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Hurled Dotcn Steep Grade.
REDDING, CAL, Sept. 22-Three per-
sons came down from Round Noun tain on
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-23
NO MORE DREAD OF THE DENTAL CHAIR


It STREET. 81. TELEPHONE JESSIE
ISurg1c one @. w. hanson D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-20

blema electoral con esa gestion del
Ayuntamlento; <que entire los indlVl-
duos que toman parte Ell la prestaci6n
del servicio mencionado ea a9uetla for
ma figura don Epffanlo B. Perez, quien
recibe por tai concepto, sumas de algu-
na consideration IA pareclo aquello;
pero vamos cuentas, senior Secretarlo.
Dice usted que entire los indiylduos que
toman parte ETC., en a9,teIa .foJw'a; zen
que formal; por administration en- al
quiler. Y a este llama usted tener
contratos directos nj indirectos con Ell
Municipio, a los efectos de la Ley Mu-
nicipal? de modo que 81 ell Alcalde
coge por cuenta del Municipio I'm obje.
to en- un comercio y 10 queda a deber,
ese comerciante no puede ser concejal
por ese contrato que usted inyentaF No,
venerable, no; no es asf; bien 10 sabe
listed, Y EN- honor suyo Y su llustra-
ci6n, asi 10 creo. Pero no hay que hi
lar de ese modo, porque pudiera rom
perse ell hilo, Y en- estos asuntos no sc
pueden empatar los cabos.
\ bien, senior Director, resulta que la
Diputaci6n formada por mayoria lncon-
dicional anulara nuestros dos Conceia-
les, feSuIUa, adenaS, que Ell este puc-
bio no puede contarse en- 10 successive
con ciertas cualidades, porque no las
hay.
lQue hemos de hacerle! Pero puedo
apuntarle la idea signiente: Nos des-
truyen dos balos rasas, pero entire los
cuatro que nos quedan, no son todos lie
bizcocho; veremos quien Sc ha engaila-
do Mientras tanto, desde aquf me
descubro ante ell tucedor de las protes
tas; no hay duda que los genios Sc dan
conocer hasta por un minimo detalle,
aquf aquf hay tanto detalle..,.
Suyo stfcmo. correligionario y amigo
.. b. ), NJ,
JOSE REGUERo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-20
PATEEALAS
JOSE REGUEF

Grande es la satisfaction que esperi-
mentamos los llberales de este pueblo,
por ell triunfo obtenido en- las eleccio-
nes para concejales; trlunfo, que no
solamente conslste en- haber obtendO
las mayorfas y parte de las minorias,
sino que hi mo solo de los correligio-
narios falt6 al llamamiento que Sc lc
| hiciera, para cumplir con el sagrado
deber del sufragiO.
| A las ocho sc abrieron los colegios,
sin que hiciera talta ningun Interyen-
tor, empezando la lucha, que fue tenaz.
A las dece, todos los correIigIonarios
nuestros habfan depositado su voto en-
la urna, d exception de la reserya que
habfa para reforzar la minorfa Y sacar
ell candidate mas conyeniente.
De los dicz concejaIes que Sc yota-
ron, obtuvimos nueye contabamos
con fuerZas suficientes para ell copo, 10
que no hicimos por no ayenturarnos,
pues ell que menos de nuestros candida
tos, obtuyo catorce Yotos, ell que mas
de ellos, apoyados por nosotros, diez.
resultando los demas con ocho, seis y
cincO. Los candidates que han triun
fado, son todos personals de representa-
cion, quienes Indudablente trabaj ajaTaa
por ell bienestar de este nUestro querido
pueblo.
En- ell elemento Unconditional hay uno
que merece especial menci0n; porqde co
mo estos eran pocos y NAL ayenidoS,
yiendo muy de cerca la derrota, fue
donde nuestro jefe a ofreeerle expon
taneamente retraerse y darnos su vot"
en- case necesario, qulcn 10 acogi6 con
reserya; pues bien; ell domingo allego-
Sc un Unconditional y tom6 una pape-
leta. No conforme todayfa, fue don
de otro hacienda 10 mismo con Ia
cual vot0, resuItando que este seTor
tiene tan buena yoluntad, que pretendla
retraersc, votar con nosotros, Ell case
necesario, con dos de sus correlie5c-
narios que votaban distintas candida
turas dentro de su propia communion
Hay cada politico Por esos mundos
de Dlos.
Nuestros contrincantes en- esta eez
como en- las elecciones pasadas, han es-
IadO muy correctos 4; todo ha estado
ientro de la legalidad, sin que haya
nabido necesdad de protestar por nm
yuna de las dos parties.
No terInino SIN dar mi enthusiastic fe-
icltacion a los correligionarios, por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-20
ClJ =
de EZ Gk0b0, de Madridl

ConfirmadO oficialmente el viaje de-
senior Jim6nez Sandoyal NueVa ! ork,
Y demostrado por consiguiente que nc
estaban NAL informados los que erpI0
tu3o1-esta es la palabra-la susodicha
noticia anteayer Ell la Bolsa, no queda
por ayeriguar otra cosa sino cual es la
mission verdadera que Ell citado jefe del
ej6rcito de Cuba Ileva NuevaY Y ork.
Francamente, no nos convence Ia ex-
plicaci6n de que habiendo la policfa Gu
| bana interceptado Ell Cuba cartas de
Estrada Palma que pueden constituir
prueba plena-a iuicio del Gobierno es-
panol-para que el de los Estados- Uni
dos procese, segun ha prometido, Il la
Junta separatista, para llevar esos do
cumentos al senior Dupuy de LONE ha
sido designado el senor Jim6nez San
doval
In POGO pQeril es csta explicaci6n,
porgue para tai viaie no son menester
grandes alforjas; a menos que tambi6n
Ell La America del Norte Sc extraVfen
las cartas y pliegos aunque no conduz-
can valores mas 8 menos declarados-
nj mas nj menos que en- nuestra PENN
sula.
Fafecenos, pues, que d1cho senior il
meneZ Sandoval Deya Nueya Y ork
una mission personalfsima.
\ como de asuntos de familia nj de
ningi1n otro analogo, i todos los cuales
aludfamos aver, es evidente que algo Sc
proyecta de 'yerdadera importancia.
El mismo gobierno no pone gran en-
peHo en- guitar importancia al yiaje de
referpncia: Y 81 So la anita mas bien l0
hace por evitar las consecueneias de Qn
fracaso, que por negar que aquel viaje
tenga ell objeto que la opinion lndica.
No pueden pasar muchos dfas sin que
este asunto Sc aclare, y como 10 mas
prudente es esperar Il conocer los hechos
con fundamento, no por aicion a in
fantasmagorlcas, veremos |
en- 10 que para todo este.
Serfa deplorable cue no parase en-
lada,
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donar su cfrculo, ell ell que serfan esti-
mados titles para escalar alturas don
dc Sc mantienen a duras penas, entire re-
ehifias burlas?
81 10 hacen por la gloria, sepan que
este, como dijo Selgas, es nube, polvo,
viento, humo, y que para conquistarla
Sc necesita, ante todo y sobre todo,
facultades merecimientos.
:Buscan acaso ell ri n1etale2 Enton-
ces son dobiemente asnos, porque la
profession solo es Iucrativa en- azares Y
disgustos. Sembrando coles, cargando
fardos, 8 hacienda la corte cualquier
caciquillo de aldea ganarfan mas. Guam
do menos estarfan en- su puesto.
Lo peor del case es que el vulgo no
acierta separar la zizana del trigo, y
a todos los confunde en- una mlsma hor-
NADIA.
ST esos periodistas de tres al cuarto
no tuvieran su pdblico, aunque peque-
no, a buen SECURE que no ofciaran de
tales periodistas.
Pero es 10 que elIos dicen.
Hay que viyir!
Y Sc ponen escribir artfculos como
quien cose zapatos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-20

Esta misma pregunta dirigio no hace
mucho el cocejal don Julio Ortiz a los
senores Colon y Santini, Y estos Illus
tres pr6ceres lie contestaron que Ell
Ayudante de Obras Publicas Sr. Miro
habfa delegado en- ell referido sujeto.
ESQ no es mas que un pretesto
banal antojadizo.
ST Ell senior Miro hizo este,
no miro 10 que Sc hlzo.
Como ha podido delegar este senor
en- un individuo cuya ineptitud es ma
nifesta, que NADIA entiende de camlnos
En- su vida Sc las ma visto mas gordas.
Por 10 demas, aunque su nombra
miento resulta anormal todas luces
raya en- 10 escandaloso, ell senor Ra-
mos, con puntualidad escrupulosa, que
lie honra mucho, es ell primero Ell
acudir cobrar la n0mina en- cuantC
venee ell mes.
En- este no hay quien lie aventaje.
Procediendo con extricta justicia, de
bemos manifestar tambien que son
dignos de todo encomio ell cello y la ac
tividad que desplega diariamente en- 81
diffcil espinoso cometido, que no es
otro que ell de contar los peones que
acuden a los trabajos.
En- ell prologo del segundo tomo de-
Quijote preguntaba Cervantes:
aAcaso piensan vuesasmercedes que
es POGO trabajo ell de hinchar un perro
Ese, por varias razones,
es trabajo de los buenos.
No hay duda. Pues no 10 es menos
ell de contar los peones.
Continuaremos otro dia.
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Ffiese bian 81 nats

Ffjese bien Ell pals.
Esos son los resortes a que acaden
nuestros adversarios para obtener ell
triunfo, cuando Sc ven en- inminentes
derrotas.
Ash es como Ell muchas parties for
man mayorfa en- los Ayuntamientos-
Mas este 10 hacen confados en- el
favor Official y en- ell ilimitado poder
que disfrutan.
ST estuvieran con la oposici6n serfan
mas cautos en- sus procedimientos, aun
cuando dice un refran vulgar que Ia
cabra siempre tira al monte.
va les llegara su hora.
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GABlNETE DE CURACION
DEL DR., JOAQUIN REDONOO
CoMEECIo 30. Ponce

NJ. \. Ulceraciones del cuello de Ia
matriz, curada.
l.. p Esooriaciones granulosas, de
idem, idem, en- tratamiento.
J. {. Enfermedad de la mtdula, en-
tratamiento por Ia distensi6n.
l.. 1. Catarro pulmonar de v6rtice,
en- tratamiento aseptico.
T. G. PARALYSIS de origen perifGrico,
eurada por la electricidad
La Stills Sc cura en- la clfnica, ga
rantizandola curaci6n. Tratamiento
eI qne sc emplea en- Santiago de Galieia,
modIticado por 81 expresado doctor
Rcdondo
Consulta gratis para los pobres de
de la tarde.
Abril 10 1897. I'm. ali