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Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

signed that memorial document, "The
Magma Charta," a document which
may, with truth, be said to be the
very basis and foundation of our mod
ern constitutions and liberties. On my
drive over this farm 1 saw such horses
as bourbon Belle, dam of Hanover;
Roseville, dam of Ben Brush; Barnes,
dam of Butterflies; Kentucky Belle,
sister of Hanover; also two sisters
of the famous English derby winner,
Iroquois, etc., etc.
Indeed, to a lover Of fine horses,
nothing could be more pleasant than
a drive over this farm, with its stone
and brick stables ~sheltering such
horHes as Sir Dixon, Hindoo, the
greatest of all racing stations, Leon
otua and others, and surrounded on
all sides with its full and rolling blue
grass pastures. 1t Is in every respect
a well improved and modernized
place. Having thus enjoyed the morn
ing ! returned to the hospitable home
Of Col. CLAY, where awaited a most
splendid Kentucky dinner, my capac-
ity Tor which some of your readers
may possibly be acquainted. Seated
by one of Kentucky's fairest daugh-
tiers, Miss Spears, I relished to the
fullest extent this dinner SO superbly
served by the good and charming hos
tess After dinner, together with one
Of MY Kentucky acquaintance, I set
out Tor Georgetown, a small city some
20 miles distant. Such q drive, behind
one of Kentucky's fast horses, over
her splendid pixies, fianked on both
sidea by magnificent scenery, proved
to he a most pleasant one. On our
way over u good fortune was such
as to meet a very stylish vehicle, in
which was seated a remarkably hand
somi couple. My friend informed me
that the young lady occupant thereof
was nnd had the reputation OF being
not only the most beautiful but also
the most accomplished and talented
young lady then in Kentucky. He
said her many charms and virtues had
given her an envious popularity,
which, indeed, was not even limited
by the number of her many acquain-
tancss, but extended throughout that
entire section of the country. I was,
of c.urse, anxious to meet 90 charm
ing s.ud lovely a creature and, there
fore, asked that I might be introduced
to her. Upon whipping mp our horses
we aoon overlook the vehicle and,
much to my pleasure, i was intro
duced to both the occupants. ! was
but Q, short time in concluding that the
opinion Of the young lady as express
ed by my friend was correct, and that
Kentlckians had again only displayed
their good taste. Congratulated my
self ON meeting her, for thereby my
visit had been made doubly agreeable
and pleasant. We passed q few words
and then proceeded on our journey,
myself feeling much gratified at the
reception we had received and feeling
assured that had Kentuckians erred In
the ciiticism of the young lady 1t lay
In thb fact that they had mot given her
due praise.
After q short stay in Georgetown
We rDturned to Paris much the better
for ,ur drive. The young lady to
whom I had been introduced Was Miss
Mablil Hord, of Mexico, Mo. Tho
|yprslig In Kentucky / found 70 be pos
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

THE distress in India continues to
increase and viii continue until the
new crops are harvested. London has
already raised more than two millions
Of dollars and the .sum will ultimately
reach three millions, and yet the re-
lief will be only partial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

They are SO small that the most
sensitive persons take them, they are
so effective that the most obstinate
cases of constipation, headache and
torpid liver yield to them. That liz
why DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
known as the famous little pills. For
sale by Woodbridge & Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

E. E. Turner, of Compton, Mo-,
writes us that after suffering from
piles for seventeen years, he COM
pletely cured them by using three
boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
1t cures eczma and severe skin dis
eases. For sale by Woodbridge &
Purdv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

Many cases of "Grippe" have lately
been cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. This preparation seems espec-
tally adapted to the cure Of this dis
ease. 1t acts quickly thus preventing
serious complications and bad effects
in which this disease often leaves the
patient. For sale by Woodbridge &
Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

Don't allow the lungs to be m
paired by the continuous irritation of
a cough. 1t is easier to prevent con-
sumption than to cure 1t. One Min
ute Cough Cure taken early win ward
on any fatal lung trouble. For sale
by Woodbridge d Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25
Miss Ida Menefee to be Married.

Miss Ida Menefee, the accomplished
and charming daughter of John M.
Menefee, of C~ovina, CAL, formerly OF
Mexico, Mo-, is to be married on
April IL, to Col. Thompson, a prosper
Gus and substantial business man OF
Los Angeles, Gal. Miss Ida's many
warm friends and admirers in Mexico
wish her q long life and much pros
nerity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

COLUMBIA, No., March 18.-Clifford
Old and Harry Harris, aged IL and Is
years old, respectively, are missing
from the homes Of their parents,
prominent citizens Of Sturgeon, Mo-,
Boone county. Cards were received
from them Sunday, stating they we're
tired OF home life and would seek their
fortunes In 90. Louis. Since then
there has been no trscs Of them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25
Call and Settle,

Mr.. ]. A. Potts having retired from
the firm of Potts & Hord, we desire all
parties to call and settle at once.
d&w If PoTTs & HoRD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

Torturing, itching, scaIy skin erup-
tions, burns and scalds are soothed at
once and promptly healed by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, the best known
cure for piles. For sale by Wool
bridge & Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25
r LEASE
She is Now Blossomed Out as a
Socialist.

WICHITA, KAs., March 1s.-Mrs.
Mary e. Lease returned from the east
a Socialist. She said: GAN who be-
lieve the teachings of Christ must be
a Socialist"
She thinks the outlook of Kansas
gloomy. The State, she said, is hope
lessly in the power of the eastern
money lenders, who have a death grip
on its throat. She wears better gowns
than formerly, and is thought to be
making money on her lecture tour.
Tuesday Representative raileypre-
sented to the lower House a remon-
STRANGE against the appointment of a
homeopathic physician as superln-
tendent of the Fulton insane asylum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

People buy Hoods Sarsaparilla year
after year because it does them good.
1t Will do you good to take it now
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.

TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
There was snow.
Mrs. John Mitchell was quite sick.
b. Ward Beecher lectured in st.
Louis.
A small pox ase was reported from
Fulton.
]. Maths, of Philadelphia, was in
Mexico on business.
Rev. Il. Waddington preached at
the Christian Church.
Editor Parks, of the Platsburg (Mo.)
Leader, was in Mexico.
Luther Smith, of Fulton, was going
to Texas to raise cattle.
L. Farmer was q clerk at the Boston
Square Dealing Shoe House.
F. Dubois. editor of the Wellsvilie
Bazoo, made Mexico a visit.
Miss Lizzie Marmaduke visited Miss
Mollie Bnckner at Auxvasse.
Lolita was a stage favorite and was
playing at DeBar's in st. Louis.
P. T. Barnum favored the LEDGER
with some Paris (Francel papers.
Rev. Mr.. O'Brien, of st. Louis, lect-
ured at the Opera House on "Ireland."
The business portion of Providence,
Boone County, was wiped out by fire.
Presiding Elder Cope occupied the
pulpit at the Promenade Street M. E.
Church.
Robert Tureman, President of the
Mexico Exchange Bank, visited in
Fulton.
Thos. Hart was foreman and J.. R.
Luckie was manager of the Mexico
Marble Works.
William Black, of Wellsville, sold
Mr.. Guthrie, of this city, three fine
mules at a fancy price.
W. Barcley and Miss Maggie Dillsrd,
both of Audrain, we're married by
Elder Hardin on the 21st.
jeff Greer, who worked for VIM.
Dishman, z miles south of town, fell
from a corn crib and fractured his
skull.
A movement was on foot to put a
light foot bridge over the railroad at
the Jefferson street crossing for the
benefit of the school children.
An engine and box car were smash
ed into "barrel hoops'' in a wreck be-
tween the O. & A. and the North Mis-
souri, at the junction just west of the
depot.
The whipping post bill passed the
Lower House in Missouri. 1t provid-
ed for 80 lashes in punishment for a
second petty larceny, a second grand
larceny, criminal beating of a child
and wife beating.
LAND SALES.
The sales of real estate that week
were as follows:
B. F. Fox to R. T. Carter, 40 acres,
10 miles west of Mexico, $500.
v. Brown to z. Brown, $50 acres, 10
miles southwest of Mexico, $500.
P. H. Vance to Milton Blythe, IS
acres, 8 miles west of Mexico, $3.50.
p. 8. Shock to I. J. Williams, As
acres, 10 miles west of Mexico, S475.
@. B. Alien to T. w. Mallory, Jr., 80
acres, IL miles north Of Mexico, $500.
j. N. Smith to John Harrison, so
acres, Q miles southwest of Mexico,
$z5o.
A. a.. January To T. w. Mallory, Jr.,
10 acres, 10 miles north of Mexico,
500.
A. McPike to @. q. Canter, lots 3, 4,
5 and 6 in block %, at Vandalia, Mo-,
$1,000.
W. w. Harper to W. D.. Harrison,
lot q, block 4, Guthrie's Addition to
Mexico, S175.
e. Waters to J. r. Coons, one-half
interest in 100 acres, 10 miles north
east of Mexico, $500.
E. Waters to j. Fl. Bell, one-half
interest in $50 acres, Is miles north
east of Mexico, $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25
Attemnt at Suicide.

VANDALIA, Mo-, March 1s.-Word
was received here from Center this
morning of two attempts at suicide
there last evening-John VIM, by
morphine, and John Duncan, by rope.
Duncan was cut down before much
damage was done, but it Is thought
Winn viii die. Both deeds were the
result OF family troubles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

Married, Monday night, March II,
at Vandalia, Rev. I. F. Lusk officiating,
Mr.. Daniel Venoy to Miss Sula Rob-
erts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25
STOCK NEWS.
From the centralia Courie,

w. L. Green bought the Brown
Brothers. mules this week, % head, ~
800 per head.
Sam Brown sold his father, w. w.
Brown, a load of 2-year-old cattle
Monday at s4.25.
]. H. Starr shipped 462 sheep to st.
Louis Monday night. Mr.. Starr got
s4.75 for the sheep.
]. A. Spangler shipped another load
of horses Tuesday night. He gets out
one load a week.
W. e. Cheatham sold J. E. Jennings
a 116o pound jack Monday. II was
shipped to Molten, la.
Gil @. Turner sold Francis Dawson,
of Madison, q nice bull calf Monday
for $50; also . fat heifer at $3.50.
J. L. sappington bought ten jacks
in the vicinity of Columbia last week
at prices ranging from $50 to $50.
Tom Russell, near CAN'T, lost a
yearling colt for which he had refused
$40 and a mich Gov by lightning one
day last week.
Master Chester Starr sold 8 lambs
on the st. Louis market Monday,
weight 119, price $3.50; also 8 wealth
| ers, weight 206, at $3.50.
49,
T. L. Mcbride shipped 400 head of
Hit sheep to the st. Louis Dressed
Beef Co. the first of the week. Mr..
Mcbride bought them at s3.65 for the
above
Matt Courtney, of the st. Louis
Dressed Beef Co., was here last week
and bought Of w. Lee Green 20 steers
at $4.15 and q heifers at 1856. They
were shipped Tuesday night.
w. B. Starr shipped 45s sheep last
week, 235 to st. Louis and 223 to Buff
falo. The st. Louis load sold for s4.60
and the Buffalo lot at "a 80. The
sheep topped the market in both
cities.
j. H. Starr cleaned up his sheep
business this week, selling the last 600
to the st. Louis Dressed Beef Co. at
$4.75; sheep to go next week. Mr..
Starr made nice money on his sheep
deal this year.
A COW belonging to a party in
Thompson died on the farm of I. ].
Sims one day last week under pecu-
liar circumstances. The COW began
to lick her hind leg and DON began to
bite it and kept it up until death re-
suited. What was the matter with
the valuable COW? She only lived q
couple of days after she began to bite
herself. She was gentle and quiet
and developed no violent disposition.
Had she hydrophobia?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25
Ten American Men.


The revelations following the SUMS
experimental list of the ten American
women whose names will be likely to
live longest in history have brought a
request, possibly from a woman dis
satisfied with the exhibition of her
sisters, for the names Of ten men Sc
lected on the same principle. We
give one here:
Washington, Lincoln,
Franklin, Grant,
jefferson, Seward,
Monroe, Fulton,
Cooper, Morse.
Again, az in the case Of the women,
there are others.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

The Mexico LEDGER would Hike to
know the present address of g. Fl.
Edwards, late Of sos 8. Hill street, Los
Angeles, Gal,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25
Repairing Neatly Done,

Repairing Neatly Done.
If you want your watch cleaned OF
epairing of any kind done neatly,
cheaply and promptly call on T. s.
Riley. Satisfaction guaranteed.
WITT T, 8, RILEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

Born, to E. R. Locke and wife, Of
Laddouia, a son,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

Montgomery Oity has put IN . waite,
works system.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

F1ENCH 7HA6ED<
produces the above results kn.20 days. Tt acfs
powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail
Young men will regain their lost manhood, and old
men VIII recover their youthful visor b. using
REvIyO. II quickly nod surely restores Nervous
ness. Lost Vitality. 1mpotency, Nightly Enissions,
Lost Power. Failing Memory. wasting Diseases. ana
All effects Of sesf-abuss or excess snd tndtscretion.
which units one for study, business OF marriage. Il
not only cures By starting ~ the sesf Of dfsesse. but
sAgreat nerve tonic and blood builder, bring
ing back the pink glow 10 paie cheeks and 70
and Consumption Insist On hsyiux REyIvO, Nc
other. IL can be carried IN vest poeks4. b mail
SI.o0 Per pacaase. o. sx fof o6I00t with . post
the money. Circular frss. Address
Royal Medicine Co., e, sh Rsssssss ss T.
For sale at Mexico, Mo-, by J. r. Lew
eliyn and Woodbridge & Purdy,
d&w DRUGaIsrs. Tyr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-03-25

AB6tu, 40 III tHo C"1o Vi tHC "oHISnj
there are others.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-11
3. 6 a piteI.

Die StraBenlaternen beeannen 5u
fhimmern, bic Ountelbeit NOR berein=
gebroAen. sSn feline f9mer3li9en @ez
banten sertieft. mar Hobcrt bunariq
unb obne beitimmtes 3iel meilsnipeif
bur9 bic @tabt sepsnbert. eyebt aum
eriten Mal fiel ibm iein &inb pieber
elm; lebte es nod, bos flsine, pernah=
IdiTiste @ef9Opf9en. bas feline @eburt
Sur @rbin zines groben Werm0aens Be-
redtiste? @r sebahte bic @5tabt nit
benz Mbenbauge gu berlatfen; erit aher
ipolIte er iid iiber bas @9idfal feines
Ginbes 8etpibbeit berihaffen. @r
ma6te fi9 baber a,f ben Wsg nah
jenem Mietbsbaufe, bas er beute nit
benz Gebunten. es ME tpiebex au betre=
ten, berlafen bate, feft ent1blolTen,
cine Begesnung mil Sris gu permei-
ben; er ipolIte abipasten, bis iie in bas
9beater gesangen tuar, in benz fie beute
befAdftigt fein muB:e. Trpb Der 8e=
miibunsen. has ber3lofe @ei9Dpf aus
fetnen @eoanfen av Derbdnnen, fab
Mobert i'm @etite INNER fpieber ibre
bibide @eitalt. Np9 tpenige Monate
5llDor bate er fie Bis gum Wabnfinn
geliebt. a
Mlg Der l,nslidl'9e @atte in Die
tpoblbetannte Strabe einbog. rolIte cine
&utfhe an ibm borbei; er erfannte bic
Sniaien; es paren Sris unb Mrtbur
Renpon; iie in einen pebbs5ebten Man=
tel gebiilIt, iibermdbta NIT luber be-
Iaben, nit uht nben fbpar3en Mugen
unb ldcbelnben rotken 2ippen; felne
Gpur BON Meue ober Srauer mar In
ibrem biib5den GeiiAte 5u ertennen.
sabre bin!" rief Robert Der bapDnz
rollenben Rutfde nacb. SD lpiirbe,t
tpenn Du iebt bor mir Idgf, feine
0anb riibren. urn Ti1 auf3ubeben!"
Grob Der f9einblren Mube befanb
Robert iia Il, einei geiDaltigen Mufrez
g,lrg. Wie eins Ntnnr, gber iiber Elm
grobss problem nad{innt, i4ritt er
geraume 3eit auf BEN 2ruttoir bor
bem Aaufe auf unb nieber. lDiel falte
l91ndtluft b1mpfte aIImGlig bds Heuer
feinss 8lutts;; Il iourbe rifbiger unD
bahte ipiebsr an fein Rinb. Ma{cb
1ffnett er bic 0austbiir unb itiee Sic
9reppen 3u ber Mpbnuns binduf, in
Der er ipGhrenb bes gr5bertn 1beiIes
fsiner unaliIdliAen gbs selebt ,batte,
Das aiAt sitsst 2dntpe bsleiidtete
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@replo& 2Soo65,
@0man bon .SOief SreumaniL
e. sSortfebuna.)

r34 boffe. bies ipiro seniisen, Did
tn bic Shranfen ber grten Site unb
bes Mnftanbes auriidautpeilen, Du FIRE,
her 8ube!" itieb er bsrbor unb fdritt
our Sbiir.
Grthsr tpanbte fid jebt auf benz
Teppta um unb at5bte bem itd @ntz
ternenben. inbem eia teuflii1es grin<
len 1ctne 3iige peraerrte. bic Worte
nah:
rSie folIen mir bas nit benz 2eben
beaablen!"
@renlod la6te perd9tli6 unb ent=
gesnete nur:
sd tperbe mod lange nit Wergnii=
gen an biefe nnfere unterrebuna Den=
ten!"
Wlit biefen Wortsn perIieb ct srbo=
benen 6auptes bas 3immer.
rWit benz pdre i1 nun au9 fertig!"
badte 9fobert 9replod balblaut. -
rWas nuns Sept itebe i9 tpieber einz
fam ba - bereinfamter als je!"
Dies tpar bas gnbe Der gbe, Die
benz iungen Manne 10 biel getotet
bate! Seine @ei9iate mar inbehen
nidt unsetpDbnli9. Gin bielperlprez
henber sSiinslins bon 20 Sabren, Der
ein5ige grbe zines grobsn 8ermDgens.
mil Der MusIi9t auf eine gldnaenbe
3aufbabn, bate gobert fib in Elm
biib19es 9eii6t6en psrliebt; er batie
auf Grbe. gbre unb Gurus ner3i6tet,
um Elm @eihDpf au beiratben, oas iebt
feline GeFiible nit 6iiben trat unb linn
in's @eiitt bDbnts.
rWlein @ater tbot tpobl bdran,"
faate er nit 8iiterteit gu fib felbit,
reinen Sobn gu peritoben, Der fi6 ba@
5u erntebrigen fonnte, Elm folbes Meib
au eripdblen; id mub tpabnfinnis ee=
tpeien fetn, auf 10 mutbpillige Weiie
mein 2ebenssliid gu aeritDren. Sept
iinb mir bic Nugen gs0ffnet. Gott 1T
3euge metnes Sdrpures, bab i9 Sris
fur INNER aus meinem 9eraen perban=
men mini"
Obne Der bitteten &dlte gu a9ten,
bur9tponberte ct atel= unb planlps bic
Gtraben unb periudte persebens, nit
ii1 felbit iiber feline fiinftigen S6ritte
tn's Heine au fommen. S6iffe jeber
Dirt lagen an ben Merften, Oeeanbamz
pier unb 9anoelsI4iffe. Marum
folIte er ii9 ni9t auf einem etn59iffen,
um ME tpieber in iein 9eimatblanb au=
riidaufebren9 &dum bate er bieien
9ebanten erfabt. uls ibm bas Gplcz
raoD proiect plOblid pieber in ben
Sinn fam. Oort tonnte er pielei9t
ben Srieben tpieber finben, ben ct in
feiner 6eimatb per1oren bate. Mber
ipie follte er borthin selangen? $50
fpnnte er bic aur Reiie nptbpenbige
Summe auftreibens Gollte er fi9 an
feinen 8ater tpenbsn9 9ie[lei9t aab
ibm bieier bas @elb, f9on unl i'm los
Su perben!
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: Sn Der GrauenDers

Sn ber GrauenDer.
fammIuns. Nebnerin: .Sd. idb
fraae nod einnal, tpD iDdren bic Miins
ner. tpenn bas Weib nidt auf ber
Melt ipGre94 MGnnerjtimme: ~B1br.
5heinli1 nod i'm porubies.
GrfIGrte @pmpntbie
,Denfe Dir nur. GlID Fat ,Iidb NH
sinem MatrpIen perIDbt!4 .Nlottrcfn
mar ID immer ibr 6hDdfna. 4 Il
RnfsrnenhDfbIIt6x.
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men. DoB @0foillon l6uH ho 81 aef.
itreut II ber mtIt berhul ipis'a ~
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9swous Harr.e. nnter siefem Muffeuf,
5en. .Da5t:ms = 6abe i9 benn mod
EN- ieetm. bcbt ih nrh Elm Rebt, IN
bos Sdierbuus 5a ireten9 Oie 9eimatb
TIM Often lit fir mid Elm leerer Shall
= uno tpie ipirb fi9 Der ferne Wefen
tur mid geitalten
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-08
Diamantes en- Africa
RSTAPRTA DR PONCE

Tanpoco daba paso aver ell rio Jacaguas,
por 10 cual nos fue impossible trasIadarnos
Juana Diaz, como peneabamos.
FOR eFcRmln0 encontramoS ula cOmpa-
f1ia del battalion "Patria" que guarucce es-
ia plaza.
Iban, adenas, dos carros cargados de en-.
ssrss con direction dieha villa.
Soponem.s que los soldados habran per-
noctado en- 81 Toto, ,poIque el rio trafa mucha
sgQa las och de la uoche aun no SO ha-
Ola iniciauo el descenso.
Urge que las obras del puente Sc prosi-
gan con tOda actlvidad, fln de que cesen
cuanto ante5 los loo0nveaientes y las diff
cuitades que cada mOmeutO nos aislan del
Immediate pueblo, siendo causa muchas We.
COS, en- Ia epo~a de las lluvlas, de que Ia CO.
rre pondencla de San Juan J de los puebloe
de Ia carretera central, tarde tres cuatro
dfas en- llegar Ponce.
Esta mahana ha salido 1uevamente para
Juana Dis7 nuestro companero se1or Ro.
driguez Cabrera.
Hoy es dia fsetivo.
El almanaQue registre el nombre de lS
VIgen de la Aonserrate.
Nuestros placemes las amigas Que lie
van este nombre.
Fl domingo las dos de Ia tarde Sc reu-
nieron los conser vadole ca de Ponce Ell las
ofciuas de 10 lmprsnta La Patrta,y y acorda-
rou el nomDi amiento de delegados para la
Junta magma.
Fueron ei. gidos los senores siguientee:
Don Dimas RaneIy, don Vicente Usera,
don Car.os Lopez Tord. don Juan Cabezas,
don Joee Ramon Bscerra, don Luis Bscsrra,
don Jose Pou t,arreras, don Arturo I1rsch,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-08
La Denocracia

namental & los consejos de Ia Corona,
mas que una necesidad, constituye la
dnica soluci6n nacional en- los actua-
les momentos, para dar Gina & los
graves problemas psndientes.
BEN dijo el sen ,r Gamazo que, en-
as circunstancias actuales, no son
viables las intermediates, y mucho
menos. agregamos nosotros, cuando
el partido que ocupa ell poder, fa'to
de ] jfatura y de cohesion, no tiene
personalidad polftica bastante nj para
outinuar la obra del Sc nor Csnovas,
obra personalfaima como 4 todos cons
ia, nj p ara emprender nuevos derro-
seros, que va ha trazado con 6rms "a
81 . srtido que acaudilla el senor Sa
gasta
La vuelta de este al poder es una
;mpo~ic:6n incontrastable de los hs
CLOS = de la ,6gica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-08

En- La I'm on aparecen numero,os
telegramss de varios pue bios, felici
tando q dicho eolega por su artfculo
La Zoe del partido
Va Sc sabe ell va!or que tienen
esas felicitac'ones, como puede verse
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Entre las personas que vueiven de Alas ka
San Francisco, desalentadas por las DIFF
cutades que encontraron en- 81 camino,
cnentase IN viejo minero, que relata suce-
SOS sgradables para los que SO dirigen &
aquena ingrata region, y ai1ade que en- la
actualidad pueden considerarse como cerra
dos todos los caminos que conduoen las
mlnas.
Tres de los e1pedicionarios que intenta
ban cruzar el rio Dy- paso Ohlfikoot,
han perecido, suben va unos 5 600 los
que oetenldos en Dyea y Shagua, sufriran
los horrores del hambre 81 no retro Ceaen rA-
pldamente
Pero los avisos J consoles no detienon
nadie solo el invlerno polar con todos sus
horrores, curara q los que escapasen con vi
da de la obsesi6o que les DONNA.
La muerte blanca
Londres tiene 96 habitantes por kil6ms-
tro cuadrado; Paris, 266; Roma, $50; Turin,
$50; N.poles, 93s, On a'gunos de sus bs-
rrlos hasta 1884.
Estas dos c.frss exelican que Ell doctor
Oalannajaui, dlputado en- ei Parlamento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-08
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Segda nuestros informes en- la cir
cunscripci6n de Aguadilla ell cupo de
elecsores liberales, en- solo cuatro
pueblos. ha tenido un aumento de
$50 votos.
Nuestros correligionarios CONT
n1an trabajando con entusiasmo y
con provecho.
Ds modo que en- las primeras
elecciones que se verifquen, sc les
hara muy dlflcil el triunfo q los in
tegristas, AIN cuando echsn mano
de los famoso recursos que AGO stnm
bran, y que tanto acreditaron 1lti
mamente.
No dssmayen nuestros amigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-08

en- otro lugar de este mismo rdnero
Son incondicionales que ae entu
siasman. por orden de Vi lar. y
que ma7lana no tendrfan reparo MIN,
euno en- censurar & La Union por 81
mismo articulo, 81 el conde de La
vlana 10 ordenase.
Todos, por supuesto, protestan 81
adhesion & la candidatura de Viilaf'
como 81 fueran nun scos de resorte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-08

Y 10 que peligra es ell esttmago.
Sin embargo los psces tragaran ell
anzuelo.
Aclamaran Ia jefatura v.talicia.
Sc decidiran, no por la union, sino
por La Union
Eutonaran la marcia de CAdiz.
Tart rarf rara Taft, rarf rara.
iii Vi-va-Es-pa- -na.---. u!
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