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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10
Free Silver Alive.
What Mr. Bryan Sees in
Tuesdays Election.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 3.-Mr. Bryan
to-day gave out she following state
ment:
To the Associated Press:
The returns are so incomplete that it
is impossible 20 discuss yesterdays
election 10 detail The Republicans
every where endorsed the Republican
administration aud in view Of losses
sustained by them inalnost every State,
ii would seem that Repablicao politics
are not beiDg endorsed at the polls.
The sen.imeo, in favor OF the Chicago
platform shows a healthy growth
throughout the couo'ry, perhaps eur
Opponents will now admit that silver is
not dead The attempt to secure ioter-
nationa. eimetalism las proved fall
rre, and it's now more apparent than
ever ,bat tie people Of the United
States nus. legislate for themselves on
the financial question.
Free and uplimit-d coinage at Is to
] is nearer nov than it vas year ago
High tariff upon gold basis has dis
appointed those Republicans who look
to it for relief. Taken as whole the
returns are very encouraging. think
[ voice toe sentiments of Democrats,
Populists and Silver Republicans when
| say the fight vii! be coasiuued with
even more earnestpesss until the
gold monopoly is broken aud the money
srust is over their own. The fusion
forces increase their percentage in Ne
braska and probably taeir actual majcr-
isy. ". j. BRYAN.
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D0NNE'I.L. C co.

organized kpayeao and 60 with the
ganized foeis /"
IN Massachusetts George Fred Will
sliams has ont down the Republican
majority vastly and the gold Demo
cratic ticket makes no showing of
strength.
New York State gises handsome
majority to q judge who voted for Bfyan.
Ia fast. everywhere there is evidence
Of the sfauDchness Of the silver men
and the ebb ofgold fanaticism.
The battle 10 New York city.
although not nominalIy foogbt out 90
.he silver issue, was settled at Last very
much on national lines Althongh
Tammany avoided the mensiop OF sill
yer in It's platform i nominated M man
ior Office who did not last year vote fo7
Bryan. On the other hand, every
Citizens Uaion aod Republican caadi
date vas goldite The gold OF Ship
Democracy" formally nominated Low
and supported him soiidly. The World
asaaiied Van Wyck constantly as the
ocly fee silver candidate 10 she asld
The Sun demanded toe election Of Tracy
as ueceasary to crush out ibe silver
heresy. The Tribune pro,es'ed that
the elecsioo Of Low would be a Republi
aan victory and that of Van WICK g
hard blow to the gold standard Every
gold paper fought Van Wyck TIE
Journal accepted the issue aud rallied
the silver men 90 i. The combined
vote for the gold candidates, Tracy aud
| Low. was about 100000 The CON
bioed vote for the silver candidates.
| Van Wyck aad George. was 255,O00
! We are satisfied. as We indicated before
l:he election would be the case, tsat the
irjsctiou of oatiopal issues into the con
! tes: by the Low and Tracy papers caus-
Led very great oumber Of Tammany
men who had intended voting For the
elder George to fall back into line
Tie vote young George received wa.'
| frcm his fathers dissiucsively persona!
followipg outside of Tammary. The
efforts of the Low managers to make
him appear the lega'ee Of Henry George
failed utterly because of the declara-
tons Of the Low press that Low repre-
sen,ed Republicaoisu and the gold
STANDARD
Wherever ne look we see encourage
mept for the cause Of silver. The pee
pie are not fooled by the shaw pros
perity in the north, nor by the evsnes-
cent prosperity 10 the west. They are
not satisfied With the fruits Of McKin-
ley's election. And their disgust will
grow vastly before November. 1893
The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10

Darlington, Nov 4-The court
room was crowded 10 day while the
trial of John Wright, the colored man
who killed Clarence Byrd, q young
white man. in August Of this year, is
going on There has been a great
deal of feeling about the killing. 1t
seems that all who were present at
the time of the killing were drinking,
there being about 20 gallons Of cider
in the house where they were.
The cotton receipts Of Charleston
yesterday amounted to l0,947 bales,
the third largest single days's re.
ceipts in the history of the port.
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uyANAAANNNAAN.As AAaGNAGNANAN
ODONNELL & co.

days, respectively. from the date Of
the conirmation of the sale, and will
be for $12, $50, s48 each
The amount of government bonds
issued in aid of the Pacific railroads,
which mature on Jan l, next, is
$29, ,904 ,952, as follows
Central Pacific, $40 614,120 !;
Union Pacific, S15,919,5l2; Kansas
Pacific, Sl,4S2,O 900 Central branch.
Union Pacific, $500, 900 /; Sioux City
and Pacific. 81, 1,62S,320
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In our long experience in merchandising have
procured goods in every line satisfactory with view to
low and suitable prices than during recentvs North We
allowed opportunity looking this most important end to
pass u.s. These bargains pledge ourselves toge
toners the full benefit feeling that could not give
practical shape of sympathy and gratitude
to our country We know by experience the special
wants Of farmers whose friendship think we have
peculiar right in claiming nasuch as firm which
was the pioneer in this section operate first with the various
farmer Alliances and that dealings with these gentlemen
satisfactory every particular and were appreciated
clearly evnced by the present increased volume Of
our business We take pride this and determined
by continued conscientious dealing and the lowest possible
prices to retain hard earned popularity Our store fre
quen literally packed with customers during the busy season.
and this fact can be verified by visit and certainly most
phaticaly sustans the correctness of statement
We have the spacto lay before the public
all our offering stock but only refer to limited portion
Probably much that is omitted will be found even more IN
viting
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Flee Silver Asce adant.


notwithstanding the closeness of the
vote and the exasperatipg contrariety OF.
reports from some Of the points Of great
ess iusersst. one facs is writ large across
the political nap Of the Union Free
Silver Is = live issue.
WhatEs Esr Hanna. With his enormous
'sac,sommaDd Of Doodle snd the acteFe per-
as .aascaaI sia of Mc Kiinley, shall succeed In
rsfarning 10 she senate By one legssla-
tive vote or whether he shall be defeat
ed b. one vote cannot affect she fact.
sshas the practical result Of The elecdoo.
So Ohio is 8 Democratic victory Last
year,s Republican majority IL the State
S cut dc5n one half. and the hosa OF
the Republican party and di.ector-in-
chief of lis President must await the
oi6sia. count to learn of his success or
defses ia State Of wheat and wool.
Whether Gorman shall be defeated
for re-elecsion IN Mar5land By The vose
of cns county wiA pos alter the fact that
d view 81 the desertion and renegade
venom Of their priaciDal and mos: iDau.
SeDfial organ. the Baltimore Sun, the
Democrats Ct Maryland have won a
moral vicsosy They caa euppiy the
vacant place of Tho Sun and wiz IN
1900 on the silver issue.
Bfysa,s State stands 60 him and TO
silver with an increased majority Yet
NEBRASKA has made scores Of millions Of
ezra dollars bs the rise 10 wheat aud
coso. with The double advantage 70 her
I farmers that while they could sell their
prod asss At high prices they could buy
81: things else az loa prices. That Ne
braska has resisted the seductioDs Of the
eaeuy and held to the cause % silver
despite dszzliog femporay prosperity
rs psoof sbnodans Of the vitality of the
issue, the deep conviction which holds
{. 10 the popula. heart.
In Iowa, another great beneficiary OF
the rise 10 wheat and corr, the RepubIl-
can majority is cus down fully one-half
after contest waged directly on the
silver Issue No: osly are the Demo
Gratis there 6rm in the faith bat they
are gaining recruits. If in States SO
exceptionally favored for the time as
Nebraska and Iowa the gold standard
loses grouDd nov it needs no prophetic
sIsion 70 discern q sweeping triumph
for silver when wheat aud corn shall
have dropped to their normal or level OF
gold standard prices. The men who
Withstand the sophistries Of monomes-
allism when prosperous will not yield
10 them when they take their due share
Of the general punishment under the
gold standard.
Kentucky has had another chance
and has reconsidered last November g
verdict The s.gold Democrats have
uauisely stood up to be separately
counted and their weakness is revealed
Silver aweeps the State and Watterson
4 VIII have BIS chance to leave Che
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7 axe JOHNSONS
CHILL & FEVER
TONIC.

Charlottesville, Va, Nov The
Chesapeake and Ohio vestibule ex
press. known as the "F +. Y .
from Cincinnati to Washington. was
wrecked near Old Sbadwell. five
miles east of this place, at | 20 this
afternoon. -Four persons were kill
ed and II injured.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-11-10

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 4 OFF
cial report of yellow fever for to day
gives two new cases, both outside
the city limits, and one death, also
outside the limits
Mobile, Ala. Nov 4.-Eleven new
cases and one death is to- days fever
record.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov 4.-The
board of health TO night reports three
new cases of fever and one death
Biloxi. Miss Nov. 4.-The board
of health reports six new cases Of
fever to day.
jackson, Miss, Nov. 4 New
cases of fever are reported as fol-
lows Edwards, 2 cases; Nltta
Yuma, l case Scranton, 2 new
cases
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-26
INFORMATION DEL DIA
RABLA Ell sESoR OANoyAs

| Dice ell jefe de nuestro G ,bierno que los
| ciudada los acaudslados de los Estsdos q al.
dcs evitarau cuslquier couflcto, q causa de
las graves cusstiones pendientes, con Ingla-
terra J ell Japon.
Conf'a, asi mismo, en que pronto 80 ulti
mara ei emprestito para fomentsr Ia arma-
da nacional.
Dijo qas Ia guerra de Ouba puade debe
terminarse 81 afio que yiene, sin necssidad
de pactos
Mega que Sc este coneertando una allan
IA con ell Japoa.
OTRAS NOTIOIAS
''El 81 araldo" .'E, n .cional" ceusuran
dursnente a. ssnor Morst por aus declara-
clones autononsst.s .s en- ,ragoza, y "El In
parciatn ie aplauje.
-E sef1or Oanovas sali6 antesyer para
San Ssbastlso, y Ell sehor B,raoger ha mar
ch ada cara Llsiganes.
Sc preoerAn importantes reformss ad-
ministr.tiva. y militares para Filipinas, que
afsctaraa el slste "a poiitico.
CUBA
FL general W yler sus ayadantes han
ilsg ~dJ a Ia .bana.
!. Is rsb sidss nan sido derrots los an VI.
rios eDcuentros eo Pinar dsl Rio, murisndo
los cabsciilas Sooal y Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-26
TEATE<O
COMPANIA INFANTIL

Ls glatio i,lBh zutra CO Vital A22 y
Chepl, H. h'y que S1t'6 f4e reprrsentaua
apt, he t,L La.>ha ptOl ltoac Eor los pc
Que hoe elt;stas.
La Lima & uCLo reyela ECtables ~ titudes
pisa la ts@tLn COn dtot IL baiszo, aeIlos CO..
soltUrr raLta &ch III gne'o uua snaa-
clou yeId4dt1aneLte LCta bes, dad sus
pocos amos.
Jlme,tz 10 l. fae en- zsgs en- gu pspel de
rey. E7 TOGO un tenor Ell mlnlatura, que
ataca las Lt It's agudas con saleutIs y que
Iiepe lCeu as much despejo.
FerI audez ea un actorclto comico, que
briliarA eD pTllnera -ea cutie los de su ge
nero. Bueua adeIa &c altiata.
FL Dlno Aqui Is uLa r0OL eria, IN hbe-
lot que GlNIcrte ercalta. Sc mueye
cou Ia se segurId&G Oe III Vetera8c, y, relatlva-
mente. es 81 Que mAs oIllia en- la troupe.
Sus dlsI OAl,lubes son sumnaOIes. En ~
tlpo de cap maLtuyo, mleEtras 50 ha-
III Ia en- efct T., Ii hl!ar0ed dei 1blico.
TnaGo, II ny bItI ei Geusral, sln psya-
ssdss IL TX geItClGLes Of mal gu. To.
Los deuA,, b l., aItCra de ~ e. cmetldo.
Los cCIU Il, z lncOe F4e1on repetdcs
cen geseIsi DpieU1O ei de its stgad4res 81
de 10. Il e1ICCu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-26

da en el momento de mi mner
te.
Olivier se retorcfa las manos
&C Is mayor afi;cci6n.
-Escuchadme, dijo. 81 quer6is
que o. hsga IN servicio efcsz.
--iUn servicio de yos, exclam6
a relna, i'd vos, rnas cruel que
mis- enc gos -. porgne ellos no
hacen mas que excussrine, mien
tras que vos sospechais de MT
/. Ia servicio de parte de un kom-
pre- que me dssprecia. Jsmas, ca
oall-ro, jamasl
Olivier SO acerc6, tom6 en- sus
manos la de la reina y dijo:
va vereis que no soy un
hombre que gime y llora, los
momentos SON preciosos; esta no.
che seria demssiado tarde para
10 que noe queda que hacer.
20 Iereis salvarme De Ia desespe.
racion sslvandoos del oprobios
-;Cabsllerol
oh. no medire mis- palabras
en- presencia de Ia muerte. Us di
go que 81 no me escnchais, ambos
estaremos muertos esta noche, yos
! de yergiienza, y 70 de haberos
| visto morir. .Dereohos al enemi-
70, scnora, como en- nucstras ba-
tailas! iDerechos al peiigro, de
rechos la muerte. Marchemos a
ella juntos, 20 como oscuro sol
dado, en- mi fila, peIo Yaiiente'
yos con Ia majestad, con la faer-
+ "a, 4 10 mas encarnizado de la Pc
! lea. ii sucumbfs EN- ella, no su'
! cumbireis soia. Escuchad, seno'
| IA; we'd en- mi hermano. 5te
/ neis nece sidsd. de dinero para
pagar csc coliar?.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-26

<se Oh srnyf Por que Ia csiumnia
tleae una ie1gua qua 20 10 com
prendo j. a. sPor ventura y2s
10 h..heis co i nrrenslsi.l
IS nora, d,guaos escuoharme
Goa mucha atenci6n, pues las cir
cunstancia- son graves Ayr fui
con nj ito VI d. S # en casa
d. los ioyeros dc paiaoio, 3 reh-
mer y Is 'ssanga, pu-s nj III Ia
traido aIgunos diamantes De IL
India. E-tando ali 80 hsbl5 do
todo Y de todos. Los jcyeros
coutsron al seflor baili, una es-
pautosa historic com4ntsds Dor
los e4emigos de Y. NJ. 49,. + "a
e-toy desesperado ! 81 vos ha-
p6is comprado Il collar, d-ci tine
10; : 81 no 10 hsbels pagado, de-
oIdnelo tambien, pero no ne de-
jes- Greer one II. de- RohAn 10 la
pag do por vos.
-iM. de Rohan, exclsm6 la
reins.
-Si, NJ. de Rohao, el que pass
por Ell sna0te de Il rslna, 81 que
presta dinero Ia r-iDs, IL que IN
desgraciaio 3 quien iiaman Char
ny la vlsto 90 ell parque de Yer
sal'es sonrlsndo IA rsius, AFRO
iii dose ante la reins, besaDao
Ia mano d. Ia reina, en- que. ...
-lCsb .llero, * lam6 Maria
Antonieta, 81 er.6, esas cosas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-26
b6is 10 que qnizas sabe va ell rey
8 10 que -ahra nanata2

b6is 10 que qnizas saba va ell Tey
8 10 que -abra mana az
La reina se extrem-cio, pensan-
do en- aqnella noche d ca.t<s d.
licias eu qatqn "a nuos olo- celosos
enemigos l. h ii.n vlsto en- Il
parque de Vers4,i.-s Goa Charny
i IL .blad, h4tlad Yo soy
fue,te, respondio apiicaudo una
mano sobre su coraz5n.
->ehora, dIcen que has 61s
comprado un collar a Beamor Y
Bo@ange.
-Si. pero 10 he deyuelto, re-
pho0 con Viva.
Dig, aos escuchsr; dicen que
h&b6l- Ii gldo devol0erlo, que coo
tab Ais poder pagarlo, que q Tey
os 10 ha impedldo rehu-anlo hr
mar IN vale de NJ de- Caionn, !;
que entonces os hsbeis dirig,do 8
aIguns persona para h sllar diuero.
y que esa persona e. =. yuestfo
amante.
-,Oni exclamo Ia reina con nm
impulso de confiaDzs sublime.
1Vo., cab llero. permits que d.
gao ESQ! E. tftulo ID anansa no
es para ellos una injuris tan dui
ce dsefanzsr cuanto el titulo d.
amigo es una dulce verdad con
sagraia de hoy mas entire noso
tros dos.
Charny se detuvo, confand'io
por esa varonil y fecundA elscuen-
ola que re despr-nde del amor
verdadero, co'no eI perfame esen-
cial del coraz6n d. toda muier ge-
nerosa.
Por el corto tiernpo iue el tari6
en- r. responder, samento Ia i"qaie-
tud d. la rcIns, qnien exeiau 0:
-EDe que qus1sis AAblsr, III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-26

Iigr ? -i gustais dsoirme. repaso
IA rena.
-.Bl peligroi zehora. insensato
es qnien 40 10 adivins. FL oarie
nal, respond,endo por Ia reina,
pagando por ella, pierfe la r,ina.
Aqaf no os habIo del mortal pc
sar que puede causar a Chsrny
ana eonfianza como Ia que os ins
pira u. de Rohan, 70, muere ano,
pero 20 se quej..
Estais loco! diio Maria Ad-
toniess con c6lera.
-Yo no estoy loco. pero yos
sois desgraciada, estais petdida.
Yo os h. visto. en Il parqna.-.
+ en- -. os 10 haOls dlcho. O.
digo, que no me eqniyocado =.
Hoy ha estallado Ia horrible, "a
mortal verdse. =. En- estos mo
m-ntos NJ. De Rnhan sc jacta
quiza'.
La reina agarr6 el brazo de
Charny, repiti6 con indecible an
gustia.
Loco, loco, Creed en- el
odio, creed en- Ia sombrss. creed
en- 10 imp' sibl. psro .por Dios
santo! despues de- 10 que o. he
dicho, NJ me crfAis eulpable !.
.Calrab.el Ests me harfa arrojar
me una h guers Cuipa-
BIZ cor..... .Yo due jams4
ne J.. nssdo sn yos Elm pfdir 3
Die. ne prrdooase este solo pen
ss,nt-' ,o que 20 ilamaba IN chi
rae. oh. cabaliero Chsrny. Il
TO ~ rs qn- 20 ne pierda hey
- Il ma e-te ma rita, no me Il.
ga un,a Que soFpe. .hais de mi
& :. hnid tan lejos que no Of
"a -i4aiera 81 ruido de mi cal
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La orquesta, muy ajustada bajo la corrfc

La orquests, muy ajustada bajo la corrsc
ia batuta del maestro Add
Las decoraciones, pfsimas; bien es yerssad
one nuestro coiieeo no tlene nipguua oar
valgs la pens; las pocas qua hsy son yi-j4s.
deterlorsdas por Ell uso y de fActnra memo
qne mediana
Ea snuaa, la Compahfa i, til ca huans
aahre TODD considerada sn coDJupto, y
one apreeisr an ada su magnitud ls arda
labor del director empresarlO seflor )
neaez
Dichs troupe SO ha becho acreedora los
apre clos q uICteccloL del puolico ponce
III, quien no deba eecatimarle la uua nj los
otros.
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CAKI'LI(.i Iii ia ISLA

Sr. don E. L Sabana Gcande -Espera-
que adeuda por la p0bilsaviol de III cona-
nicaGO.
D. Juana Diaz b ,mos rscibido el siguien
te teiegrama:
Ueieoradose juicio faltas aver, probado
plenameIte s-tEo.,eic, nsoal e.ie 81 diss
arrasto, page .cultarlvo. sr,aacla, ,stas
NJ Coz forms, coasl4eIan de ito may y
Apelo lsEIucolou. Gfaci-.s
EiesG Rs.oa6ado
Ahora sueua ntro candidate para Teera
s)laz .r al seflor War la ] I'll dsl PAL
lido cooseryadur: do N s"uei Ca1 sis. qui9u
asegafa. cue ia con fIeizas n.ientoe
para sai!r triunfcn.e
E. sad II Ocispo, ssgdl SO lice, abriga 81
asi,1au.e ptut0-it us 4cer .eva4gar Gil Ia
& esss &c ) ~ j 6 IA so4c.i,o .oJaura ut j
i,.r e4ulsfro ios ieob&jd Tia; lsisigae coJlllis
T., 1.f Is aata 1910, a3a J1a p 44s ds L % j..
DIcess que go t:ata ds m1ntar aaa "a )ries
le .oa essttos daUon lnrd,s ui1eas dc 6aIi5
sE iss .fdsras d. Ia U..itsi.
En- Il nasfaaa d. dia 24 con nctigo d.
ser Ell sant1 &c 5. IL AZ K ,.4a, bu1s rscep
cio1 uuiU.s Ell ii pei sei' tis: oaub. "a si' -
4: sscta r4sa.to aluy .ualdu y se aI,eEl1s /.
/, r - 10 II lie sl9l u,J stioa Eos sioti4i l.s
81 nclasou i4s ssivas ID oGd8uapz. J sc ots-
10 81 >uel O. Ii>fl;;uai aH tnias .os s'sid
aias Eilol.as. Por l.. r<a.,ha haDo rsJrsia
81 10 = az d. A,f9n, XII
Aprobads por Ia lntandaneia Ia M
t,lsuia La1tustrs0t Y III Consercso 10 ea
ia Cluisd eafre y :aJl-rto al act.sa
@ ro.clo de 1872 a 9S, So avsss lis
noTes Co. ..triba yoL'tas, 4nteaes coociszi
n, q Il de qns SO elssan cooonsflr 3
e-ts Ohcina u salts seer s0s rtrYe tlv
cuoSas del l.er trimestre, antes del iii
10 de Asosto pr6xlmo; sv.laadoee as
los recargos consigu.e4t
Ponce, Julio Is De 1897.
Ell RECAUDADoR,
,I-3 FRANCIS q s SANTOS
So oecesita IN cajista de- f,erza. En ests
m. .:.r@r 81 rma'aa -
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VAPORES DE HERRERA

Los consignatarios que sustriben para
ticlpAn al puo.lco que desie esta fecna
Sc darst entrad.s en- Santo Domingo Y
Haul a los vapores de esta Co,np..i1lt,
los cuale5 toInaran nucvantute pasale
Y e,trga para los puertos de 81 rata en-
aquelia repuDllca.
Lr5tse, L,oeet It Ctt 40
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-26

Senior don j. \. j., Humacao.
cibida la agreeable del 21 quedamos
cUnformes con sus particulares.
Senior don J. t. o., Barranquitas.-
La pupllcacIon del anuncto por eoho We
ces Importa cuatro pesos.
\ us LIra 81 Sc puDllca.
SIempre d sus ordenes.
Senior don G. A, Capital. .-Recibida
la de nsted lie manifestamos que no te-
nemos los sellos que desea.
Senior don j. >. A., Caguas. Sc lie
remiten hoy el 20 y Ser. ton1o. Debe
remltlr 81 ctvs por la encuadernacion.
oenor don J. j. L., Corozal. Gum
plida su carta reclbida aver. Esperamos
naga cuanto pueta por Iiquldarnos los
reciDos lie suscrlclon, y ie articipamos
las graclas.
Senior don r. A G. Farmaceutico,
Cayey. lie remltimos hoy por correo
los tres tomus de clos mlsterlos de Pa
ris> que soIIclta. Auuse reclDo. Debe
remltir 81 ctvs. pOr la cncuadernacion
oehor don d. e., Isabella. --Recibida
81 estlmada ultima. LIE rogamos nos &C
tive Ell cobro todo 10 mas. SIempre a
5u5 ordenes.
Senor don C.. D., Juana Dfaz. Que
do compiaciio Ell 10 que soilcltaba por
su .apreclable Ultima.
xSastrerfa Francesa,s Capital. No
tenelnos las obras solicitan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-26
Eukogio 0usmdn.
o s, NJ. B. 9

Don Augel Mslau, director de 10 eharau-
ga de yoiuLt .Flos dc este pnsblo y de Ia or
ioesta Particular, profesor de piano ins-
Jraneutlsta 81 rival, acaba de ausentarse
con direc -ion La villa de Ooamo, q encar-
Z .rse de dlrlglr Ia Banda municipal que
auuel ayantam iento rs aoordade crear, y
te Ia ptazs DE- orgaa.stA de aquslia iglesia.
FL que snscrioa, que Sc hoDLaoa en- tocar
oalo su aesrUada iutsngsnte dill scci6n, ad
lnirador sine 70 de las cualidades que le
alderman y dlstI Igdsn, lamento de eoraz6n
la ausencla del amigo del m 4estro, que
privs este ysciudario do ,olr los duloes y
melodiosos acordes de su inspiration must
CAL fellciGaudo al pa solo de Uoamo por his
DER 1ouirldo un professor euyas caaiidadss
Iendra oea-iou de apreclar, donde espers
que los anantes del arte, los que saben rem
.ilr til QUITO do admiraclon al taiento, 10 pro-
dlgaran la. .merecida reeompensa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-26
Interesantisimo

'iro Tito &c mesa, de Ia .'VII fcola espa
nola", eu csjas dc II bctellss y de PA me
SiAs botellss aismGradss, y en barricas, ca
lldaa tan bUens mejor que el vino frsI %;
detsllsn B, yen & Ga. P'sya oe Ponce.
Julio 15 oe S97 I'm "A