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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-21
TDe E7 Li6erat /

On, moralistas rfgidos,
severos Y dogmaticos
que manejais La pefiola
como 81 fuera un latigo;
que en- las sociales pdstulas
poneis de lleno Ell caustico,
Y hasta quedar af6nicos,
iadeantes, casi asmaticos
tronais como energlmenos
en- contra del escandalo;
que libros y periodicos
llenais con vuestros farragos
tan largos como insfpidos
tan hucros como enfaticos
s que tantos escrupulos
si, al I'm, con vuestros habitos
mostrais, dc modo explfoito,
que sois muy buenos pajaros ? ".
De Ia moral y ell publico
zque SO os importa9 iUn rabanc'
IOh, incorruptibles domines,
oh d6mines impavidos,
que en- manejar la ferula
sois como nadie practicos,
y arremet6is al pr6jimo
one en- ell mundane trafico,
sin miedo Il vuestra crftica
que slcanza hasta q los parvnlos,
se desliz6 Gil un APIECE
8 promovio TN escandalo,
dando de modo ilfcito
4 las hablillas pabuiol.
"a que vents en- pdblico
con aspavientos garruloss
NAL pese & nuestras infulas,
el pdblico no es candido
Donoce vuestras maculas,
conoce vuestros habitos (;
dejad de ser hipocritas,
no ca d6is en- espectaculo
fingiendo estar inc6lnmes
Ioh crftIcos enfaticosl
;oh f6siles! loh trapasas!
iDejaos de esos escrnpulos!
lAndad 4 freir esparragos!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-21

secuencia l6gica del estado moral
en- que SO viye y por ese motive
los ecos de esa erftica solo llega-
ban & sus ofdos como ell ladrido
do perros satos empefiados inntil-
mente en- morder 10 que no esta a
su alcance.
Esto, no obstante, formo dis
custom ell asunto, y por unanimi-
dad Sc acordo nombrar en- comi-
sion & los sefsores don Il. Ulpiano
Colon, dou Carlos Z. Chardon y
don Arturo Idrach para que, bajo
ia presidencia del respectable Sc
nor Alcalde, inspeccionen la ad-
ministraci6n en- todos sus detalles
publiquen una memoria y en-
cuanto al segundo extreme, 8 sea
4 que Sc publique mensualmente
ell movimiento de los fondos, ESQ
Sc verifca como 10 dispone la Ley,
fi4ndolos en- aque.las oficinas dom
de al pnblico puede consultarlos,
los lunes, respecto de los gastos
de La anterior semana, y cada trl-
mestre ell movimiento ocurrido en-
ese periodic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-21
CARTERA De Ia ISL.A

Seg1n nos comunican de Yau
CO, la nueva policfa municipal de
aquel pueblo cumple a satisfac-
cion con sus deberes, dejando pos
co 8 NADIA que desear. va han
desaparecido toda clase de escan
dolos Y rinas, pues los caios estan
0setio5os en- ci,staso. Sc YigiIa ac<
tiyamente los rateros y gentes
de NAL viyir, y sc consigue que la
leche sea pura y ell pan complete.
FL cabo de policfa don Modesto
Rocca Sc desvive por estar en- to<
das parties y, 81 do algo puede
acusarsele, es. de exceso de cello en-
ell cumplimiento de sus obligacio<
mes.
La Diputaci6n provincial ha1
acordado destinar 500 pesos para
ell battalion Tiradores de Puerto
Rico.
Ell doctor Sthal ha fijado su re-
sidencia en- Puerto Plata, : cuenta
allf con una clientela numerosa.
Los diarios yankees confesan
que perdieron frente al puerto de
la Capital, ell dfa del ombardeo,
uno de sus mejores barcos de gue-'
IRA, El Aa5ft7Tte, nnico uelleya
ba caiiones de dinamita.
Por renuncia de don Pedro Mo
rales Dfaz, ha sido nombrado vo
cal de la Junta de instruction
publica de Gurabo don Juan
Santos hernandez.
! Eeperamos que los snscrltOres
de Sabana grande, que tengan re-
oibos pendientes de pago CON esta
empresa, los satisfagan don Pc
dro Espada, representaIite nuestro
en- dicho pueblo.
De no efectuarlo asf, nos we're
mos en- ell case de tomar otra me
dida.
Tia fallecido en- Aiecibo don
Pedro Vazquez, honrado cabo de
mar de aquella demarcacion.
! Acompanaronle . la ultima mo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-21
ESTAFETA DE PONCE

La administration dc Ia DE-
MOCRAClA supIica encarecIda-
mente a aqueIIos agentes que no
.hayaa c0ntestado 81 ultima cir
cular, e dol c0rriente) SO sirvan
hacerlo en lamayor breyedad p0-
sihie.
Retiramos nuestro editorial de
hoy y otros materiales de redac
Dion, para dar cabida al impor-
tante informc del Ayuntamiento
acerca del arbitrio que sustituira
al impnesto dc consumes.
Esita es una question de exeep-
cional inter6s para Ponce, y por
ESQ no vacilamos en- concederle
toda La atenci6n que merece.
Continuamos recibiendo felici-
taciones de In isla por las cr6ni-
cas- De Mariana Abril.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-21

rada las autoridades de marina y
comisiones del ejercito.
El Excmo. senior Gobernador
General, 4 propuesta del sefior
Secretario de Instruction publica,
.publica un decreto supriniendo
los <estudios dc aplicaci6n, del
Institute civil, cerrando por CON
siguiente Ia qualification lie 1000
pesos que para clio esta consig-
nada en- el presupnesto VICENTE.
Relacion de los fscales, nom
brados por Decreto de esta fsca-
la para eli bienio de 1898 4 1900.
Partido judicial de Aguadilla !:
Aguadilla, don Fernando Aoos-
ia.
Aguada, don Juan Pedro Rodri
guez.
Moca, don Alfredo Egipciaco
Miranda.
Quebradillas, don Ramon Ayila
Molinari.
San Sebastian. don Narciso
Rabell.
Isabella, don Francisco Abreu.
La Secretarfa de Instruction
publioa publica una circular, excl
tando ell cello de los seflores Al
caldes para que paguen oportuna-
mente los sueldos de los profeso-
res.
Casl todos los campesInos de
Ciales no pueden tomar dinero
adelantado, como solfan, para pa
gar en- la cosecha, porque son VIC
timas del gravamen hipotecerio.
Ell comereio no les facilita nin-
gun anticipo.
Ha falIecido en- Salinas ell an
clano padre de nuestro buen ami
go don Carlos Osheaf, q quien
acompafiamos en- su justo dolor,
hacienda extensive nuestro pesame
q los demas deudos del finado.
AVISO los fabricantes que
Esteban de Leon ofrece en- venta
lena SUP erior trazada como Sc le
pida.
Telefono nnmero 81.
Ponce, JUNO 7 de 1898 m. d,
En- esta IMPRENTA se vende
papel yiejo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-21

Hablando La Correspo,at1encia,
de los prisioneros hechos en- Mon
tecristi, dice que Sc lie dice que
les fue perdonada la vida. Es
un error. Tenemos La vista un
telegrama del general Miguel A.
Pichardo, gobernador de aquella
cabecera, en- que escribe, momen-
tos despues del combate de que
diInos cuenta, las siguientes pa
labras
Los prtsioneros serdn .tusitados
0horitca.
z, seg1n nuestros informes par
ticulares, fusilados fueron todos
en- ell acto.
En- los dominios de LII no Sc
perdona.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad la
distinguida senora dofa Juana
Armenia de Lara, profesora su-
perior de Mayagiiez.
Pasara aquf Ell perfodo dc va.
4
Aver Sc vendieron habichuelas
cosechadas iltimamente, al preoio
de . $50 y el-quintal.
I'm vista de esos preoios, cree
mos que dicho artfculo bajara del
precio tan subido d que Sc esta
expendiendo.
Tras ell telegrama del goberna-
dor de Monteeristi q que nos refe
rimos arriba anunciando que los
orisioneros serdss .fasssS0dos ohori-
to, fue dirigido, momentos des-
lpues, el 4 del prosecute, por ell
mismo gobernador, otro telegra-
ma diciendo {: Han sido .fsssila-
dos los prissoaaeros.
De este damos fe, y tome nota
eel apreciable colega La CORES
Ipondencia.
lJUNTA AUxILIAR DE CARCELEs
DE LA CIUDAD DE PONCE.
I Ell martes % de los corrientes,
tendran efeote, en- ell salon de es-
ia casa ConsistoriaI, los remates
de vestuarios, alimentos Y medi
Icinas necesarias para los prssos
en- el ejercicio proximo de 1898 a
90, sin perjuicio de la aprobaci6n
Ique Sc tiene solicitada de los res
lpectivos pliegos de condiciones
lque Sc hallan de manifesto en- Sc
cretarfa, siendo las horas designa-
das para cada remate las de 9, 10
ly IL de la maiiana, respectiyamen-
lie.
| Lo que sc hace pablico para ge-
neral conocimiento y mayor con-
currencia de licitadores.
! Ponce, Junio Is de I698-EI
| Alcalde Vice -Presidente. - Guas-
liter. Ia
| DE La cuarta guerrilla yolante
afecta al battalion <Patria, que
guarnece esta plaza, ha desertado
ell soldado Nicolas Rol6n Santa
Igo, segan edieto que publica la
Gaceta Ultima.
l Ill bergantfn noruego <Nansens
ha embarcado para Copenhague
lll bocoyes y 1888 barriles ds
azucar y 4s pacas de tabaco.
4 En- vista de las circunstanc cias
anormales que atravesamos, ests
: casa ha resuelto poner sus artfcu
: los al alcance de todos, vendi6n
} dolos a precios sumamente limi
tados. Pero esas mismas circus
D tanclas nos obligan hacer toda
: nuestras yentas absolutamente d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-21
Recort9S

LII 4uG 6c udkAd &C puGAG aGOAA3
mas 10 que una vez se ha dicho,
no puede va callarse, y ha pasado
4 ser ageno 10 que era solo y pc
culiar de nao. 4Sedecn.
Ell iinero es un buen eriado J
un NAL senior.
INTIMA
[
Hay quien envidia tn suerte,
Y en- vcrdad que no me extrafla:
ven que sales, ven que entras,
ven que subes, ven que bajas,
ven que vienes, ven que vnelves,
ven que ries, ven que charlas,
y tie iuzgan venturosa,
ventnrosa rernatada.
III
Mas 70 que oonozco q fondo
los mistsrios de tn alma,
que sc la presa que tiene
en- tn pecho la desgracia
" que oonozeo tn vida,
vida pdblica y privada,
sc que prodigas las risas
porqne no te quedan lagrimas.
.Antoaio Osete.
En- un restaurant
-Esta carne debe ser de perro,
juzgar por 10 dura, dice un
parroquiano al mozo.
Ell amo, desde Ell mostrador, en-
|tono grave:
DE listed etro cuchiilo mas
afilado & ese caballero.
I'm joven sc presenta en- casa
de un compositor celebIe, y le su-
plica que le de algunas lccciones
| de musica.
-Pero, pregunta ell maestro
! posee v. las condolences ne ce
sarias para ser artista ?
-SI, sef1or; puedo estar tres
dfas sin conner.
CANTAR
Anoche estuye so7iando
que dos negros me mataban,
y eran tus negritos ojos
| que en- penillas me miraban.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-21
CANTAR

Anoche estuve soiiando
que dos negros me mataban,
y eran tus negritos ojos
que en- penillas me miraban.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-21

Nuestro amigo don Jose Pa
oheco pasa por la honda pena de
haber perdido para siempre a una
nina suya, Maria del Carmen, de
dos amos de edad, que era ell en-
canto de snhogar.
Reciban los esposos Pacheco
nuestro pesame, por tan irrepara
BILE desgracia.
Hemos probado unas galletas
confecionadas por un amigo nues-
|tro con harina de pana, (pepita d.
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LOUISVILLE.

Mr.. John Cox of this place went
to Knoxville, Monday on business.
Miss Della Warren OF near Mid
die Settlements, visited DR.. w. M.
Douthet of this place Sunday.
Mr.. Willie Cox, who has been in
Knoxville for the past two weeks
has returned home.
Mr. James Byerley of Okalahoma
Is here visiting friends and rela-
tlyes.
Rev. w. g. Abbott of this place
is visiting friends in Anderson Co.
Mrs. Cam Barnes visited her
sister Mrs. Globe George one day
last week.
Rev. Wolf preached an interest
ing sermon at the NJ. +. Church
Sunday morning.
"f' ram 5napp o. near MintOr
visited friends In Louisville Satur-
day night
Mrs John Cox and Mrs B. George
Of this place visited Mrs Thompson
Cox one day last week.
Old aunt Nancy Snapp, (coD died
Thursday.
Wilson Gibbs an cd gentleman
of near this pace, died Sunday
morning.
Mrs. A. X. Harper and children
of Maryville visited Mr. John and
Dock Harper of this place last
week.
Misses Blanch George and Jennie
Harper of + & j. College visited
home folks Saturday and Sunday.
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IsT PAGE-I2H cents per. inch each in
sertion.
OTHER PAGEs-Io cents per. inch each
insertion.
DIscoUNT.-Three month contract 20
per. cent off Of above rates. Six month
contract 80 per. cent off and IL month con-
tract 40 per. cent off.
BUSINESS CARDs.-of one inch $500 per
year.
LOCAL NoTEs.-Contract for 900 line:
calls for rates of 5 cts. per. line. Contract
for 500 lines calls for acts. per. line. Con
tract for 1000 lines calls for gets. per. line
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MAPLE ROW.

The Health of our community
while not quite as good as formerly
is reasonably good with few ex-
ceptions.
Our farmers have been hustling
quite lively the last few weeks as
result of which they are most
done seeding and storing away
their crops, and can now rest COM
paratively easy for the most part,
by way of sitting by their good log
fires, and enj 4ying the fruit of their
labors.
Mrs. John P. Duncan who has
been suffering great deal for some
time with side piuricy, was when
last heard from, greatly improved.
Work In getting the lumber on
the ground, with which to build the
large barn in process of erection by
John p. Duncan, is progressing
nicely.
Rankin Mcconnell and wife Wis.,
tied relatives at Miser from Friday
until Sunday.
Misses Jennie Kidd and Lille
johnson, winsome young ladies of
Maryville visited Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Thompson Friday night.
Some of the good ladies of our
place are elated over the fact of
their barn yard fowls having just
recently mended their ways, as a
result of which they now boast of
more eggs than formerly.
Will Farr has had quite severe
attack of TonsillItus the past two
weeks from which he has been suf-
feiing greatly.
If Dame rumor is correct, we are
safe in saying that Mr.. Ham Sim
merly, and Miss Harriet Cupp have
embarked together on lifes canoe,
"fer better Of for worse" and the
writer with their many friends
hope the former Will be the result
and extend congratulations.
Rev Mr.. Eckles preached an ex-
eellent sermon to an appreciative
audience at Pleasant Hill Sunday
using Mark the 1887 as the fodns'
dalton OF his remarks.
An interesting sabbath school,
and Epworth League are being CON-
Quoted by the good people of our
community at Pleasant Hill chur, h
the former being in the forenoon
and the latter at $3.50 p. M.
t Messrs Beryl llayless and Charli,
. Russell, sportsmen from Maryville
l passed through our place Saturday
( with quite nice lot OF game prin-
4 cipally of the cotton tail species
S which they had procured as a re-
r suit of their fine Workmanship.
Your correspondent with w. B.
Thompson will start to-dsy (Mon.
day. for u weeks visit with relativ.
es at Greenback and jacksonville
u ca - II q RE
% a Tho Kind Van Haw iIwaw pol,rtd
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Emperor William is expected to
visit Cadiz on or about November
David Kahnweiler, inventor of
the cork jacket life preserver, died
in New York.
Mary Alexander died in st. Louis
last Wednesday at the remarkable
age of 113 years.
The Bank Of Spain has advanced
to the treasury 60,O0O,O0O pesetas for
current exposes.
The outbreak of yellow fever in
Havana is causing great anxity
among American officials there.
Admiral Dewey has sent the
Charleston and Concord to Iloilo 10
observe the situation in the Visayas
Islands.
Col. Blanton Duncan at Los An
geles, CAL, withdrew his 100000
damage suit against the Associated
Press for libel.
| Manila merchants hail with salts
faction the news that the United
States intends to annex the whole
Philippine group.
Germany, it is stated, will not
show her hand in the Philippine
controversy until the negotiations
take q more definite form.
The critical political and military
situation in Europe has caused a
sharp advance in prices of pro-
visions in all the markets of the
world
Douglass Island, Alaska, now has
several gold stamp mills with an
aggregate capacity for the reduc.
ton of $500 tons of ore per day.
The Turkish troops at Retimo
Island of Crete, having refused tc
leave peacebly, have been forcibly
removed by the Russian Admiral.
1t is believed by many well-in.
formed persons in Manila that Q
conflict between the Americans
and the Filipinos is ultimately un.
avoidable.
| Benjamin Smith and wife, aged
80 years respectively, Travelled or
foot all the way from Whitehall
Greene County, ILL.,, TO Chilicthe, O
At religious meeting in Kansas
City Mrs. Jennie Walker expressed
desire to die and had hardly
finished when she sank to the ffool
dead.
In the Rogue district in Cubs
heavy floods have ruined sugar
cane and fruit crops which have
just been planted for the first tim,
three years.
Scientific societies of st. Perters
burg, Russia, are preparing to give
Thomas A, Edison, the American
inventor, brilliant reception wher
he arrives.
The steamer Arnald, recently ar
rived at Seattle, brought fifty-tw'
sacks of mail, which had been &C
cumilating at st. Michael's, Alaska
for year.
J. w. Stewart, of the 10th Infan
try, who safely passed through tn
severe battles in Cuba, was fatall
assaulted in Louisville saloon b,
unknown thugs.
The mother of Abner Mussel
who is in Jail at Portland, Ind,
chagred with numbering Louis
Stolz, an aged woman, died of grie
over her sons arrest.
A well organized plot was di:
covered in Paris to assassinate tn
friends of Dreyfus and overtime,
the civil government in the even
of a favorable verdict for the pris
oner.
RumOrs are afloat at Norfoll
Va, that a British tramp STEAMSHIP
had picked up the Infants Mari
Teresa, the Spanish cruiser, Of
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have been grsss sufferer from eonstipaeio9
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daily paper. bought some and took them as direct
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out them Tho heartburn and sleeplessness have
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Ny seven.year-old boy
suffered with pains in
his head. constipation
and complained OF his
stomach. He could not
eat like children Of his
age do and What he
did eat did not agree
with him. He was thin
and of n saffrOn color.
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alceplessness, caused by
indigestion. for q good
many years. One day
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sn the paper indorsing
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The MaryviIIe Times,

Entered at the Post Office. Naryville, Tenn,
Second Glass Matter.
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News Notes.

" I 'XA
Emperor William is expected to
visit Cadiz on or about November
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Retains His Equilibrium.

Colonel Roosevelt has not lost his
head on account of the fame the war
has brought him. In an address to his
regiment of Rough Riders Sunday he
displayed much sound sense. He said
to them: Don't get gay and pose as
heroes DON'T go back and lie on your
laurels, they'll wither. The world will
be kind to you for about ten days and
then it will say, He's spoiled by the
fame of the regiment in Cuba Don't
think you've got to have the best of
everything and don't consider your
selves as martyrs in the past tense. A
martyr came to see me to-day. He
hadn't had any milk for whole day.
l said to him, % you poor thing and
he went away. hope he felt better
What / want of all of you is to get
right out and fight your battles in the
world as bravely as you fought the
nations battles in Cuba.