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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13
NOTICE

Is hereby given that ! have taken
up the following described hogs,
The owner Of which Is unknown to
me.
Two white and black spotted
shoats (sow ana barrow marked
swallow fork In right and crop of
left ears,
Three black Berkshire SOW with
a little white ON each) no marks,
One black boar (whIte spots on
baek) shoat, marked crop of left
and swallow fork In right ears,
One blaekspotted SOW no marks,
One white bob tail barrow, mark.
ed swallow fork In left ear,
Stock taken up April 18th to be
sold April 22nd,
The owner or owners Of such ani-
mals, Is hereby called upon to prove
his ownership or interest therein to
me, within ten days from lhla date,
If such proof Ia not made within
sad time, will on the 23nd day OF
April, 1897 at the front gate Of the
Pound In the city Of Texarkaun,
Arkansas, sell such animals to the
highest bidder for cash,
7, H. NASH
Pound Master
feSartana, Arkp April 10, o.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13
NO. 212.
WEST SIDE COUNCIL MEETING.

Last night the West Side coun-
Gil met for the purpose OF swearing
in the newly elected officers, and to
allow the bills Of officers and others
for services rendered, for the past
month, A goodly batch Of bills
were read off, amounting away up
in the hundreds and most Of them
allowed After this the council
went into an election board for the
purpose of electing officers to serve
the next two years.
Dr. G. @. Burke and Tom Estes
were nominated for Mayor pro ten,
The ballot (secret one) showed that
Mr. Estes received 8 votes to DR.,
Burkes A. For school directors
there were two places to be filed,
with DR., Mcmahon, Alb Terry and
Buff Kzer as candidates, The vote
resulted, Mcmahon, II; Terry 8;
Kizor 5, City scagenger was the
next important place to be filed
with Cox, McMickle and Ben Davis
as candidates The ballot showed
6 for McMickle, 6 Tor Cox and Ben
Davis goose egg The Mayor
cast the deciding vote for Cox. The
Deputy MarshaI's place was con-
tested for by George Hughes, pres.
ent incumbent, and Jim Akin, The
vote stood six aud six and the May
or cast the deciding vote, for Akin.
OBSERVATIONS.
The reporter observed all the
newly elected aldermen dressed In
conventional black, with white
shirts and low cut vests, and wore
button hole bouquets,
One thing OOicer Hughes had to
contend with In his candidacy was
the fact that he had two brothers
drawing salaries from the city, and
the council wanted to scatter some
of the pie In other directions,
There seemed to be a belief run
ming around the tables OF the alder
men when Mayor pro tenn Burke,
was nominated to succeed himself,
that there was ghost of init"
stalking through the corridors Of
the ballot box,
If "Simon" had said "wIgwag"
last night at the. supreme moment,
when the tie was on between Cox
and MeMickle and Hughes and
Akin, we would now have two dl(-
ferent officers on the Texas side
than what we have, but then
''Slmon" didn't
AZ any rate Dr. Burke did not
get knocked out "kIekless" for he
still holds on to his rosewood desk
aud fitting chair In the council
chamber,
lluG Klaer was not the only one
who was dumped In the cold and
pItlleas yawnlng ehaam by an un'
feeling council, for we have Burke,
MeMIekle, Hughes and Davis to
eondone with,
The reporter found II necessary
to wipe several tear drops from his
eyes, aa he saw the slaughter OF
the innocent lambs,
The gentlemen who offered for
places, as well aB those who were
elected, are all good men but the
council had heard the song that
there "were other pebbles on the
beach" besides those who had held
these places aud they wanted
change In "bualness all around"
The council IN now composed OF
good men, and we know they will
legslate for the best interests Of
the city
.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court Of
Miller county, Executor Of the last
will aud testament Of Mr., ~, O,
Donnelly deceased, and all persons
having claims against the estate
are hereby notified TO present them
or the same will be forever barred
= j. AHfaN,
April 9th, 1897 lwk Executor,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13
TO tho pablIe

The 'feSafkana Gas Company, for
the next two months will do plumb
Ing free of charge to purchasers Of
gaa cooking ranges, provided SER
Vice pipe Ia not over 30 feet In
length, j, Il, 0mFmTL
~ Manager,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13
To ahlnnarA

The 'regarbana n lrt Smith Ryn
'k, o. p,6G, BYY" IN connection
with the ST. Louis & San Francisco
Ry, is now prepared TO handle pefs
ishable shipments aud all other
classes Of freight In fast time from
81 Louis via poteau aud sollelts
routing on shipments via thisfoute,
w A, WILLIAMS,
General Manager,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13

The Hunter Transfer aud Atofs
age Co., have The only safe aud Icon.
venleat rooms In The city, for slor-
aye Of your furniture or plano. We
are prepared TO store goods Of any
kind, AL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13
A GOOD MAN GONE.

Rev. H. N, Powers, who filed the
State Line Methodist church pul-
pit here for four years, aeeepetably
and who was loved by hls eongrega-
tion, died In Dallas, Texas, last
Sunday Ills remains was laid
away In the Mckinney, Texas, eem
etery Mr., Powers Ia known TO ale
most every Methodist In Texas, and
they will be soroly grleved al the
news Of hls death Peace TO hls
ahhoa,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13
Coco Tongue, for wheel
mon -- prevents fatigue
gives strength and ondur-
anee. SMITH DRUG co.

Dr. Il, w. Grant can be found at
old " NJ q, A. building or Williams
~ Williams drug store, once
hours 10 TO y d. ma and . TO A p.
IN, Telephone AZ office aud fesiu
dehte. ilsism.
We sell shoes, we study them, We
make thcm our business, we devote
our entire time aud attention to
them and 10 the attIng Of feet, We
can therefore give you tbe greatest
value for your money
tt DBbAMAR n 0NeAh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13

Pure leaf lard only % per pound
at jos. Mcshanes opposite llene.
Geld lIelell ] 10
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13

~ sou wish 10 buy u buggy, u
Wag0n, 0r set 0f harness, the
'feSaritana Uarriage Company,
No. igi East Broad street, can
supply YOU, 'lhey have n large
stock, nll grades, aud cnn plcnsc
you IN both style and price, Id
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13

Those who haven't time Tor day
light work. eau arrange lor night
slttlnls, at the llurdsal Art Gals
lefy, AZ
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13

Fitting feet Ia our business, We
have all the styles, eolors, shades,
skies aud widths, Don't say you
can't be fitted unll you have given
uaA trial DtlAMAu n O'NfAh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13

Call AZ che llurdsal Art Gallery
aud sec sample OF work done AZ
Dlebtl equal IN every way TO day
light work. a.,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13
Browns Iron Tonic will make new
life, Smith Drug Go.

Never made a misftr Agents ioi
Nieoll, the taller
HHABpB 6 iiBhwHB
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-13

In bOep 7be aud tl,OO shirts We
are the leaders,
SHARPE 4 tIBBwBh,
The advocate., 1897-08-25

That government by the Tsopie
might not perish from the earth, a new
alignment Of voters had become neces-
The advocate., 1897-08-25

Populists do not believe these things
nor any Of them. They believe that
every child horn into the world has a
right to live here; that he is entitled
to place to live; that he is entitled
equally with his fellow men to the use
OF all the natural resources Of subsist-
ence, and that he may rightfully claim
a place ON vacant lands To earn a live
The advocate., 1897-08-25

So In your case here in Iowa. As
men you are the supreme arblters lHt
Continued on page 12)
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-01-21
nucKLEMs ARNIoA sALvE.

The best Salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, sal rheum, fever
sores, letters, chapped hands, chill
blains. corns, and oil skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
ect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. Tor sale BY
James & Co. druggists.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-01-21
OA@ToRTA.


DR.. Kings Now Discovery For Consumption
This is the best medicine in the world
for all forms Of coughs and colds and
for consumption. Every bottle is guar
anteed. 1t will cure and not dlsap-
point. 1t has no equal for whooping
cough, Asthma, hay FeYer, pneumonia,
bronchitis, LaGrlppe, cold in the Head
and for consumption. 1t Is safe for all
ages, pleasant to take, and, above all,
a sure cure. 1t is always we'll to take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills in connection
with DR.. Kings New discovery, as
they regulate and tone the stomach
and bowels. We guarantee perfect
satisfaction or return money. Free
trial bottles at James & Co.'S drug store.
Regular size SOC. and S1,00. s
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-01-21

lions with Handy with Sigh vana-
lions from what Handy told.
II had three children at home then.
He brought out Goodman and intro
duced him. Then they came out
that night and woke me up and we
all three went down to the yards. 1
didn't change my shirt as Scott said
did. Scott had talked about max
ing arrangements for taking the stock
to Davis. l got in the pens, after
going up on the hill to see it any one
was around. The other fellows got
in and helped and we drove the hogs
out. They were good help until we
got the hogs right to the gate and
then they would fall back. We drove
the hogs up toward Reynolds and
near my llace as has been told.
About 40 rods to the east line Of my
place and when in the rye field, there
jumps up man and holloes 'haltp
and shoots at about the same time.
Those other two men was gone when
| looked around after l was shot
twice. / started to run and made
one step l was shot again and my leg
was broke. Then they came up and
there was considerable conversation.
Ohamplin says he has got fire arms,
get themv l told them had a re-.
volver, and / was laying down in the
ditch made by the lister, and rolled
over on the other side and took it out
OF my hip pocket and give it to Dick
Cowan. Scott Handy gave the re-
volver to me, And then Champlin
pulled up three times to shoot, and /
told him not to shoot that | couldn't
get away, and he says God Damn
you, have you got enough? If you
havn't I'll give you enough / told
him not to shoot and Dick Cowan
spoke up and says don't shoot any
more and then he pulled up his gun
and says you have worked Jake
Shops to a finish and he has told it
all Ohamplln said that. told him
he hadn't told anything for he had
nothing to tell. Then they got a
wagon and brought me to town. 1
was shot in the left leg and left hand.
The shots we're very close together.
l could tell there was differe nee by
the flash, but it was nearly one sound
they were 80 close. was shot half
way between the foot and the knee,'
JACOB shops STORY.
Jake Shops was called by Crawford
but the following witnesses contra
dlcted HIM, and his testimony is Of no
material Importance Some Of his
positive statements were fatty con-
tradicted by G.. W. McHenry, after
wards put on by the state in rebuttal
Crawford having virtually admitted
that he went to the stock pens to
assist in stealing the hogs, the jury
retired and returned a verdict very
promptly Of guilty as charged"
there being but four ballots taken,
the first three standing eleven to one
in favor OF conviction.
Judge Geiger read Mr.. Crawford q
lecture when he sentenced him.
"The jury have found you guilty"
said the judge. You are too old a
man to be led into these things. You
have suffered severely, and I take
that into consideration. I will sem
tence you to twenty months in the
penitentiary."
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-01-21
WHY STARVE?

Two sacks Of fresh bolted corn meal
for twenty-five cents at the
STEAM FEED MILL.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-01-21
BOILER WORK WANTED.

l am prepared to repair boilers or
engines at my shop in Philllpsburg.
EDWARD DOUGLASS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-01-21
THE HERALD.
oHILLIPSBURG, KANSAS.
TIME TABLE.

The trains on the Missouri Pacific ROilrod ar.
i've at Marvin as follows:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
DODl MAnUELA PEN /

Este es ell nombre de ina distiBguija ia
ma que ACADIA de eutreg - So alma al Todo-
poderoso.
En nusstIos yisjes 4 ia Isla tocamos en el
pintoreseo pueblo de Hato- grande, ali nos
hospedamos en- Ia casa de maestro resoeta-
bic amigo bUen coreeligiouario don Felipe
Gonzalez, de cuya casa salimos sgradable-
mente impresionados; pues Oh aquel honra-
do hogar solo Sc diafrutaba de algeria, Ia
que ha Venido a turbar la parca traidora,
llevandose para siempre de este mundo
upa DANA tan cari1osa estimabIe como
dona Manuela Pefia.
Nosotros, que recordamos con gratitud la
fr4nca hospitalidad que ell seflor Gonzalez
81 amable familia nos brindaTon que jam 8s
olVidaIemos las atenciones que al citado
amigo debemos, 10 misrno sus sim mpaticas
hijas Conchita, Moncita Manuelita; noso-
tros repetimos, eStamos en estos momentos
de pena al lado del incoasola le esposo Y de
sus aftigidas hijas, Ia vez que tenemos
una oracion para Ia nGnca bien liorada do
IA Manuela @ D. G..
Ramon Hoyes DelgaEo
Ponce Abril de is07.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
C<9REgES pom NEDENCIA

S.. don J. L. III Capital. -Oumplidas sus
dos cartss uiJlmas. Uifin2amente le enyia-
mos recsoos q Aanati. sSabe listed 81 fGeron
reclbsdos ailg
sr. don a. G s, Carolina. .-Lo hemos
abonado 81 importe de los recioos de Mayo
J del que auvla Al gtaoias poc todo Ao
tf7snos e eooro de reClDos.
Sr. don Y B, Hon 4eao.-Recibida su
apreciaDe del GIz 8. Vino 81 tercer tomo,
pare Ia encub deE8Acj6u.
81. dos Z y Oayey R5cib.do Ell impor
80 d. u - a9defna -]oo Gel trrcer tomo.
sr. dou E. E, 3 zno6n-S8 recibI6 ell 3 4
tomo de ogu 4 5. Peo4to iran los que So
lIelGa
ST. dor P n. R, F,jsrdo -vinisron los
tomos que iadIea On su.apreciable del dia q
de NJ 20.
sr. don J A dal O Rnc6o-sa lie haran
las tarjetas. En7ie ensegn1da la recauda
cioa qus Ter gs La antioIpamos gcscias
Sr don Q. G. s, -RecIbida 81
apreoiaole del IS SO Ie remlte Ell Lumero.
Puede entregarlo al amigo q. encarga udole
nos active eli cobro de los recibos. sus
6rdenes.
sr don S. Corozsl- Recibida su
apreciable del dia II. Olga que tomo cor
responda & cada uno de los indlyiduos re
lacio1ados Is hemos abonado el importe
de los recibos. Mande 10 que gGste.
Sr. don G., Jsyaya -Complacido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
Ell COLLAR DE LA kE1NA

no conservara ninguna sospecha'
= partira tranquilamente para Por-
tugal.
No llegaremos hasta ALA, Sc
nor embaiador, diio ell ayuda de
oamara. mo es asf, caballero de
Baausirt
Bravo! ihe aquf IN mozo de
chispa! respondi6 Ell amante de
Olivia.
-Decid, deoid vuestro plan, re-
plic6 don Manoel con ba,tante
frialdad.
A cincuenta lsgaas De Pali-,
dijo Beausire, este joyen, con uaa
mascara en Ia cara, llegala s mos
trar una dos pistolas 3 nuestro
position; nos robara aue stras le.
tras V nuestros diana tes, molera
d goipes Ii. BnhmeT, Y eueda-
ra corIieDte el negocio.
-Yo 20 10 comDreudfa asf, di.
10 ei ayuda de eamsra. 70 vefz
& N. Bsaaaire = II Budger
embarcandose en- B.yona Pafs
1oTtagaLs
-Muy bien
M. Behmer, como todos los
alemanes, gusts Dc YER Ia mar =
de pasearse sobre 81 puerto. Un
dia de gran msres sc iBclina 7
eae 81 mar; Sc cree que el estu-
che cae con 81, = punto oonclafdo.
sPor que no habrfa de guarlar el
mar million y medic de dlsmaotes
cuando tan bien Ia o9srdseo s3s
galeones de la Iudiss
-iAh! sf, va comprendo, dl50
ell portugnes.
Rs uua fortuna, rafaafaE5
/ Beausire.
4 SOLO que, repuso don Mauoel
Ipor haber subtitle do los disnan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
80

dio de libras por pedazos de pa
pei, quiere saber 81 sus papeles
valen .alguna cosa.
Entonces vkis a Portugal,
vos que no sab6is Ell portuguesR.....
os repito que estais loco.
-Nada de ESQ, ir6is vos mismo.
-iOh, no pienso en- clio! excla-
mo don Manoel. Volver q Por-
tugal, yo! iTengo demasiadas ra-
zones para no haoerlo! No, nc.
-Os declare que Behemer no
habrfa dado jamas sus diamantes
por papeles.
i Papeles con Ia frma de
Souza
-iCuando digo que Sc toma
por un Souzal exclam6 B8ausire
dandose una palmada.
-Prefero or decir que Sc ha
errado ell golpe, repiti6 don Ma
noel.
-Nada de ESQ. Venid aquf,
senor comendsdor, dijo Beausire
al ayuda de camara, que acababa
de preseatarse en- el umbral de Ia
puerta. Sab6is de que estamos
tratando, mo es yerdad?
ST.
-5Me estabais escuohando?
-Ciertamente.
-Muy bien. SSois de opinion
que he hecho una majaderfaf
-Opino que ten6is Glen veces
raz6n.
-Decid por que.
-Por este: III. B9hmer no ha.
bria cesado jamaa de vigliar el
hotel de Ia embsjada J al emba
jador.
-sY que2 Teniendo sn dlnerc
en- Ia mano y su estuehe eonsigoi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
! TEN PIEDAD DE MI |

S7Ior! 81 en- sus miradas eneendiste
ese fuego immortal que me devora;
81 en- su Doca fragsnte y seductora
sonrisas de tus angeles pusiste;
81 de tez de azucena la yestiste
negros bucle4; 81 81 voz canora
de los sueflos de nj alma arrulladora,
nj a las paiomss ds las selvas diste;
Perdona Ell gran dolor de mi agonfa
d6iame buscar tambien olyido
en- las tinieblas de la tumba fria.
O.yiiarla en- Ia terra no he podido,
so6mo esperar podre 81 va no es miaS
le6mo vivir, Sefor, srla hs perdidof
jorge IsaGcs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23

tes ponen d uno en- IA BastilIs, y
por haber hecho al senor joyero
mirar "a mar, le ahorcan.
Tor haber robado los diaman-
tes, atrapan d nno, dijo ell comen-
dador; por haber ahogado eee
hombre, nj uu minuto infunde
uno la menor sospeeha.
-Adema-, va veremos c1ando
nos halIemos mano la obra, dijo
Beausire. Ahora sigamos repre-
sentando nuestros papeles, haga-
mos marchar "a embaiada como
unos portugueses modelos, fin
de que Sc olga de nosotros: 81 no
eran verdaderos embajadores, s
10 menos tenian todas las trazas
de tales. E4to es .iempre lison
iero. Aguardemos .os tres 5fas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
CONPANIA AN0NIMA
DE La
LUZ ELECTRICA DE PONCE
SECRETARIA
DE La

Pr6xirna la 6poca en- que ha de efec-
tuarse los embarques del material de la
planta electrical, dar principle d los
trabajos d. installation de la misma, la
Junta Directiva de esta Companfa, en-
session ordinaria celebrada ell dfa ! I del
actual, acord6 proceder al cobro del
segundo dividendo de $25 por acci6n,
en- el t6rmino dc ocho dfas.
En- consecuencia, los senores accionis-
tas Sc serviran hacerlo elective al vocal
contador don Juan Cabrer, recoger en-
esta Secretaria los extractos de inscrip-
ci6n de sus respectivas acciones, al dor
so de los cuales Sc hara constar el pago
de dicho segundo dividendo.
Ponce, Abril 20 de 1897. Ell Seere-
ario, H. y. Pas0reH. IS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23

Llamamos Il atanci6n del p1blico haeia sl
runeio que apareee eu otro sitio rtfsrepte
Ia g~au compafifs De seguros contra in.
ce11ios Commercial Union assurance que
gozA de reconociia fsma por su capital Y
moraiidad en- los pagas.
Ia rooomeedanos 81 piblico
Sc halla eu esta eadad eI reDutado tenor
Dc zaFz1sia don FraBeisco Goicoechsa y
Zsri
LsTge parnaneacla desesnos entire nos
otcos al apree ado eonnatriota.
Las posssioues porting en- In bahia de
alsg2a e8tAn iusurreeciouadas; 25 GO rebel
des 1tn atsca3o las tropss portugaesas ea
las fr3Etaras del TraDsvaai.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
VcIentfn Ayba1.

Con extraneze he leido en- Il peri6dico
La Peq4sno As.talta, ri nero 135, una aarts
en- Ia que Sc dl<f4ma mi honr sdez ruaca
desmentide y sc Dae @cus4 de calumn1ador del
seflor TJuaa OarrI6a n trato de defen-
derme de tates asnsacios . pnes hay csusas
Que elias SO deteoden por 81 mismas s al
senor Oarrion % hsn csiumnia1o, segdn d
ce sG carCa, 81 Ga!aua oIador aparecera . sn
tempo 7 dis segaro 40 ser4 81 que estas IL
neas escriba s Los que me oonocen en este
pals J en e mlo apeiO como jQeces impair
ciaIez; pero COCO e-G3 ataca QlcectamenJa z
nj hsnra3ez. prInsco Por 81 aleyado puesto
que oeupo ~ IL pas, = seg0a lo pos ser
oesoon0o.dJ - esCs, 81 breva dare p1l>e-
GAS de u, cCe1acea : de nj honradez con
docn tos 9 e1s IL losG.fqQen.
Ponce, z d Atrl de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
CAPfTULO XIV
IA CASA DEL GAcETERo

Ira Fl dia .iguiente al en- que
lbs pottugueses hsbfan hecho su
aiust0 con Bphmer, y tres dias
despuss del bale de II Opera d
que hemos ylsto esistir slgunos
de los pFinoipales personajes do
sssa historic
e. IA Gale dc Mentorgusil, IN
81 fondo ds ar patio cerrado por
uoa veria, elsvAbsse una casita
larga y delgaia. defendida del
bulhc1o de a Gale por unas con,
travartanas cue FecordabAn l.
vida &c proeiucia.
e. = foDdo De este patio, 81
piso o4io, que era precise ir :
buscas eon1eando los diferentes
vados IL dos 8 tres tabucos de
nal o.oT, presentsba ma espeeie
d tienda medic alberta a aque
los que habfan saIssdo 81 obstA
cnlo dc IA verja y ei espacio del
patio.
Era Is casa de IN periodista
bastante afsmado, de IN gacets.
70, como se llamabAn eLtonees-
El redaetor habitaba en Il pr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
IF'ORMACLON DEL Ola

OR FIN
Sc ha resuelto favorsblemente al derfibo
de paTte de las murallas de San Juan de
Puerto Rico
POR LLEGAR
Asegaran personas alIegsdas los Minis
tres que pronto Sc apiicaran las reformas d
la Isla de Cuba.
MAC -KINLEY GESTIONA
Dice eli senor Oanovas que Mae Kinley
gestiona ell logro de Ia paz de Cuba, sin in
dicsoi6n alguna por parte del Gsbierno es-
pa1ol.
GRECfA Y TURQUIA
Nllouna, posici6a estrategics cerca de Ia
feontera ha csido en poder de los turcos
Oerca de Rivouni Sc hs librada una gran
batalls, con resuitado favorable para los
griegos.
Adheun Pacha sc haua aesconosrta do La
marcia qae sjgaeu los griegos ha trastor.
nado todos sus planes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23
Dice Ell Hera do de ia 1r i'd.

DiSS Vi XLSTN 10 Us &AN Ut ga
''El Gobierno, seg6u roticias auGorizadas,
ha mCdifcado su crItari0, obedecierdo las
atlas raZones de politica, que respect0 a
los procedimientos one SO han de segnic co1
los cabecllas Rus Rivera Baoalao
Los temperamentos de energia que Sc con
sideraba en- IN principle seg1ro que SO
ibap seguir, han side sustituidos por los
de templanza.
Considerable que no seria humane juz-
gar a Rius Rivera herido. Sc ha desistido del
juicio sumarfsimo y no sera coudenado has
la que sc restahleZca.
Como este da iargas 81 asanto. se tsnfa
snoche por SECURE que este seryira para
emplear beneVoIencia con Ell REQ cue no
sera va fusilado.
81 es condenado muerte per 81 Oonsajo
de guerra, Sc cree que sera i1dultado y Sc
colm1tara la pena."
Ha cireulado el runor de haberse recibldo
despachos de NeWYoIk. 81 los que So dice
que Ell peTi6dico de aCuella capital, Las
NO0e 1Qdes, dice que 7 ximo Gomez ha re-
sultado gravemente lido en- un combate
librado entire su pattido J las columnas de
los generates Linares naiz.
IIuminada por 6ulce soD1laa, SO We la ca
ra de las sef1oras y sef1oE.tas que han reau-
perado la inmacuiada pureza de su rostro.
mediante el uso del REMEDIO TU RCO de
Amazz Q1evados: maFavilloso sgente que
puritica la pi5l, h aciendo desapareoer las
g'auulaciCnea, marehas, pecas y cuanto con
tt buya empa0ar su belIez8; dotando a1n
a las personas uencs f4VoPecldas pof la Ia
turaleza de uu CUTS que per ST solo es una
hermosura Enmerosos certificados jQstif
can la efcacia de este preparado, como Sc
pusde YER On el prospecto Que envuelge 81
pono. Sc yende en- las principalea farma-
cias.
Ponce, EDero % de 1897. -3 m p Z. 5.
Ancche Sc reuni6 ell comit6 liberal dc Pon
ce
Preside eli se67r Mum Rivera.
Sc adcptaron disposclones importantes.
Pronto Sc pnblicsra en- Mayagdez un pc
riodico tituiado La JWsticta. bajo la direc-
cion de nuestro amigo don Jovino de la To
rre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-23

FL Literal. cue Is pfisi6n de Rius
Rivera de por terminada Ia insu-
rreccion en- Pima 81 Rio. pues solo
que3an ali cor oeciilas los her
.nanos Ducasi jandro B .rni1
dez al feente de pequenos grupos.