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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
President Has No Policy.

Washington. Jan. 2S.-After the cab
met meeting yesterday two cabinet Off
GERS when asked regarding the Philip
pines said that at no time in cabinet
session or privately had the president
expressed to the cabinet his intentions
as to the final disposition of the Islands,
and added that the president has not
determined what disposition the inter
ests Of the United States would make
necessary Agoncillo, Aguinaldo's en-
voy, denies the story that he has sent
incendiary dispatches to his chief.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
TOO MUCH CASH USED
CALIFORNIA; Legislative Commit.
tee Reports on the Sena.
toriaI Scandal.
GRANT COMES III FOB a REBUKE.

said to Have Put rs Much as $4,000 into
His Fight for the ToGa-Other Candi-
dates Exonerated- Speaker Wright De-
clared Deserving OF More Than Censure
for Sinuous Proceedings Wisconsin
Struggle Has No End in sight.
Sacramento. Cal, Jan. 2S-The spe-
cial committee appointed TO investigate
into see 1als connected with the e,ec-
ton of Emitted States senator. filed
its report yesterday. The commit
tee finds that Howard f. Wright.
speaker Of the assembly. received from
L. s. Grant. Jr.. through Grants politi-
cal manager. Milton J. Green $500 as &
gift and so as a loan: that Wright.
prior to his election, deceived JOHN u
Spreckels and W. s. Leake 20 secure
their support for the speai:ership, stat
iEg that he was unpIedged to any SEN
atoriaI candidate; that by promising to
vote for Robert n. Bul!a for United
States senator he secured Eulla's sup
port for the sp=akership; that by the
acceptance of Grants money and by
the solicitation of Daniel NJ. Burns in
fiuence to secure his election as speak
er Wright led each of these candidates
for United States senator to expect his
vote.
Report Hits z. s. Grant.
The report further states that Milton
6. Green. the duly appointed and &C
credited agent of L. S. Grant, Jr.. ex-
pended large sums of money, exceeding
in the aggregate $50. COO. but the exact
amount of which is to the committee
unknown, t. secure the election of Z
Republican legislature. The committee
finds that d. N. Burns. Robert n. Bulla.
W. II. l.. Barnes and the other sena-
tOrial candidates. except Grant. eX-
pended no money and promised no
patronage TO promote their respective
candidates..
Wright Deserves More Than a Censure.
The committee of investigation. rec
cmmends: F;rst.-That the conduct of
Z. Wright. speaker of the as
as above set forth. be held to
be reprehensible in an extreme degree.
and that no more Censure on the part OF
the assembly can meet the require
ments OF justice. hut the matter OF
adequate punishment be left entirely to
the assembly. without communication
from the committee.
Condemns such Cash Expenditures.
Second.-That the expenditure OF
large sums OF money in aid of the can6i-
dacy of n United States senator in the
manner above set forth is wrong and
reprehensible. in that it is calculated
To corrupt morals, to debauch the
political system. to deter poor men Of
2 bility from entering upon a. senatorial
and to give to the rich en-
and unjustifiable advant-
age over men of equal ability and quail
fcations. but of limited means. That
the receiving OF money by legislative
candidates from probable senatorial
either directly OF indirectly,
N aid of their own candidacy is rep
for the same reasc ms.
The effect of the committees report IS
rariously estimated. Some insist that
{ will tend To- break up Grants forces.
While Grants friends insist that it will
only bind them together closer than
ever before.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
Wants the Federal Judges Elected.

Topeka. Kan. Jan. ass H. Allen.
ex-associate Justice of the Kansas su-
preme court, who is president Of the
state Bar association. in his annual ad-
dress before that body yesterday spoke
OF the Federal judiciary" He criticised
the system which installs federal judges
in office for life. ard urged that they
should be elected by the people for a
term of six years. Having social posi-
ton justices of the federal courts. he
said. naturally fell into the association
OF the wealthy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
CUBAN INDEPEiDENCE PARTY.
Organization to Get Uncle Sam Out of the
Island-Brigandage Talk Exaggerated.


Havana. Jan. cS-Dr. Castillo is going
90 Remedies in order to confer with
General Maxine Gomez regarding the
formation of the projected Cuban indie
pendence party. The plan which has
been discussed at small meetings here
of notable Cubans has one idea-the
termination of the military occupa ton
of the island as soon as possible. The
Spaniards have been invited to join in
the movement and will be given pro-
portionate representation on the COM
lnittees. The general purpose is to draw
into the party the educated and
wealthy and not to allow the military
element to control it.
The chiefs of the Cuban army will
learn in a day or two from the mem
bers of the returning commission of the
impossibility of obtaining from the
United States government the sum of
$40 900, 900, or any amount approaching
that, to pay the Cuban army. ConSe-
quently il Will rest with the army to
disband or to continue to hold together
until the sum of s3.O00O0O. which has
heretofore been regarded trivial. is re-
ceived.
Santiago de Cuba, Jan. 2s.-After 4
thorough investigation, including care
full inquiries among the Planters, mer-
chants and business men of all classes
in the entire district of Guantanamo.
il is safe to say that the reports of
incendiariSr1. brigandage, sugar cane
burning and other iawlessness in this
region have been greatly exaggerated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
GiIIett Makes a Compromise.

Kansas City. Jan. 2S.-Grant G.. Gill
lett. the Kansas cattle trader who re-
Gently failed with liabilities aggre-
eating over 100000. has turned all hiS
property over to his creditors, and ii is
stated that the latter have promised
that no criminal action shall be insti-
tuted against him if he shall return
from Mexico.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
beauty is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without 1t. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your D.ood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving AL i'm
purities from the body. Begin to-day TO
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
Fatal Train Wreck in ohio.

Chillicothe, o., Jan. 2s.-The south
bound Ohio Southern passenger train
was wrecked near Coalton at $50 D. m
yesterday. Engineer Wright was killed,
the fireman fatally scalded and six pas
sengers hurt. Mrs. Rapp seriously. The
whole train was derailed and rolled
down Ia nj
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
Local Markets.

COrn-34<L-5.
Oats-25n DC
Hay-Timothy s7.5O0ss; wild, 1921
iraw-S4 5OOS5
POtatOes-New 35c.
Butter-Fsir to choice, 15c; fresh creamery.
PC.
Eggs-I5c.
Chics ens-Spr.ng &c per pound
Ducks &C per pound
Turkeys-Aiive, &c per pound.
Coal Soft. JOG
Csttle-Butcbers pay for c9rn fed steers
iI+a5c' COWS ard beifers, 35s1Ic' calves
teI5c.
Hogs-314431sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
Hero's widow Gets a Pension.

Washington. Jan. 2S.-The pension
bureau has granted a pension of s12 a
month TO the widow of Chief Yeoman
George H Ellis, the only man in our
navy killed at Santiago in the annihil-
alton of Cervera's feet. He came from
Peoria. Ills.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
Baltimore and ohio To Re Sold.

Baltimore, Jan. 2S.-Judges Golf and
Morris. in the United States circuit
court yesterday. handed down a decree
for the foreclosure and sale of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad under the
consolidated mortgage. and appointed
A s. Durham and Arthur l. Spamer
special masters to make the sale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
Chicago woman's Temple.

Chicago. Jan. 2S.-The Chicago Young
Peoples Christian Temperance Union,
which has just formulated and sent out
a plan for lifting the entire debt from
the Woman's Temple, is bending all it's
energies to making a great demonstra-
ton at the temple on Feb. Il. Its plan
which is to divide the $500. 600 necessary
to free the building from debt into So
600 shares of $40 each, is meeting with
hearty Endorsement and cooperation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
Three Children Turned 10 Death.

Joplin, Mo-, Jan. 2S.-While Mr.. ard
Mrs. Thomas Malley, living on Cedar
creek, Newton county. Mo. were at
church, their three small children. whom
they had left locked in the house at
home, were burned to death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
M WING Mt the Eeast.

Gales5urg. Ills. Jan. pa meeting OF
the local Retail Merchants association
was held to decide as to serving wine
at the banquet OF the state association
during its annual convention here
Feb. :. s and Q. The meeting
was the result Of hot fight which has
been waged on the question ever since
the entertainment committee an
nounced two weeks ago that the ban
nuet menu would include liquor. Tn.
motion to strike liquor from the ban
quet menu was passed unanimously.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
Diaz Appoints an Ambassador.

Mexico City, Jan. 2s.-President Diaz
yesterday appointed Manuel Aspiraz.
assistant secretary of foreign relations,
20 be ambassador to Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28

Washington. Jan. ga rough can
vass has been made Of the house com
nnittee on Judiciary as to their views on
the question of declaring vacant seats
held By members holding outside offices.
which is understood TO disclose that
fourteen of the seventeen members indi-
viduialIy favor declaring these seats va
cant. although this view has not yet
been expressed. in a. vote
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
AllCCCk'S
POROUS RLASVERS

Why are Allcock's the best plasters2
Because they make the cures where all
others fail Why do they make the cures2
Because they contain the right materials.
Compare their fine aromatic odor with
the nasty smell of all other plasters.
Your sense of smell will tell you which
is the best. Did you know that Allcock's
have a greater sale than all the other kinds
put together2 Did you know that all
makes and brands of so-called porous
plasters are in imitation of Allcock's?
But they initiate in appearance only.
Don't waste your money in buying the
false. Get ALLCOCK'S, the standard
plaster of the world. 4ss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
Chicago Live Stock.
MILWAUKEE Grain.

MilWaukec, Jan. q.
Wheat-Firm; No. l northern. Esq
I5Izc: No. northern. &c. Oats
Steady: 3003Ic. Rye-HiSher; No 1.
5S1z a59c- Barley-Firm. No. 2, Sig
s2lzc; sample. 44k95Ic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28

The full, illustrated Pro-
spectus. including descrip-
tions of the above, sent free
to any address.
The magazine is 50 year:
25c a number. Charles Serb
ner Sons, 153-157 Fifth ave-
nue., New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28
tnG mAnKET3.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

= Z.
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-28

said to Have Put as Much as $4,000 into
His Fight for the ToGa-Other Candi-
dates Exonerated- Speaker Wright De-
clared Deserving OF More Than Censurs
for Sinuous Proceedings - Wisconsin
Struggle Has No End ia Sight.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27

acuerdos sera Ia confecei6n de un pre-
supuesto Iimitadfsimo de gastos Gu
brir con los ingresos de industria, 90
mercio y arbitrios eventuales solicitaT
IN empr6stito por el deficit, para sol
yentsrlo en- Ell primer afo que vuelvan a
cobrarse las contribusionea por terrific
rial.
Utuado ha venido sosteniendo IN
presupuesto 1ujoso. El que Sc biscuits
la vfspera del memorable cicl6n aseedfa
$4,000 pesos, J hoy todo 10 que exec
da de l5 $4,000 pesos, sera impossible
de cubrir.
Ha llegado Ell momento de los sacri
ficios; se impone una administration
economical, pues de la misma manera
que los agricutores deberan cambiar
eaasistema de administrator seguido
hasta squf, someti6ndose a gastar 10
extrictsmente indispensable y con ARE
glo al producto positive de sus fncas
81 es que quieren algdn dia obtener la
possession real que hoy no tienen, asf
tambi6n los Municipios deben llmitarse
sostener el> presupuesto con arfeglo q
10 que los contribuyentes puedan CO.
modamante pagar.
Haganse economics en- todos los SER
yicios, suprfmanse algunos que en- los
actuales momentos resultan inneoesa-
rios, modiffquese en- absolute ell sistema
y cuando la jurisdiction vaya recobran
do Ell bienestsr perdido entonces Sc pen
sara en- realizar obras : proyeCtos que
hoy no son factibles.
Procurar6 estar al corriente de cuanto
Sc haga en- este asunto para con impair
cialidad censurar aplaudir las gestio
mes del Municipio.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
La sENORA ISABEL ALvAREz
.TRANVIA De PONCE A La PLAYA

La mayoria de acciOnistas que con
currieron la session celebrada ell l3
del corriente acOrdar0n por unanimi-
dad proceder la v6Hta de los dere-
ch0s y acciones de la Sociedad, SQbre
ell solar y materiales de que Sc in eau
to la Administration Espanola, asi
como d la valdez de la concession
hasta cumplir Ell plazo de sesenta amos.
Las proposiciones seran adnitidas
hasta el dia II de Octubre proximo
inclusive bajo las siguientes condicio-
mes:
Ia Los accionistas quedaran rele-
vado de toda Interior responsible
dad, siendo por cuenta de los com
pradores 81 arreglo de los cr6ditos que
existen contra la sociedad, montantes
a unos diez y seis mil pesos mexicanos.
~ Seran tambi6n por cuenta de los
comprad0res los gastos que origine
su acci6n para reScatar las pertenen.
cias incautadas y Ia vigencia de IA
concession. Ponce, Is de AgostO de
1899.
Por acuerdo de la JuHFa General,
81 3. SALAZaR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27

de meeting en- meeting, Sc ocupa en- de-
nostar 4 los hombres del Partido Libe-
raj, por 10 cual ha sufrido va varios dc,
sahogos de individuos quienes ha que.
rido obligar inacribirse en- Las fIas in.
condicionales.
7 como para muestras basta un bottom,
aquf va una botonadura completa que le
ensefiara a In Nueoa Era no tirar
piedras al teisdo de su vecino, siendo Ell
de ella de vidrio; y vague de prooedi.
mientos espaflolizados habla, bueno es
hscer constar que Ell ordcuto y .factotaap
del partido Unconditional de esta Villa,
10 es don4Pedro Careers y Robau, natu.
raj de Bagur, provincia de Corona, y
que 81 nosotros puertorrique1os puros J
netos somos espafolizados, lque sera
dicho sefior nacido en- ell rin6n de Espa
fla, pues hasta hoy, q1e sepamos, Cata-
luna no pertenece 4 los Estados UnidosP
Basta por hoy, pues 81 4 ello Sc nos
obliga, tenemos tela para estar cortando
I'm ailo entero.
Soy de usted alto. 8. 8.
MACANA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
MOVIMIENTO De PASAIEROS

Llegados a esta ciudad por vapor es-
paflol Martin SdenS, de Barcelona y
escalas.
Antonio Moll Marquee, Gaspar Ar
bona Chico, Jose Homar Pericas, En-
rique Glifo, Felisa Fernandez, Fernando
Grifo.
De Ia Capital:
Miguel Rodriguez, Francisco Gau.
thier, Rafael San MILAN, Maxine REQ
20.
De Mayagiiez
Rosendo Aldana y sefiora, Francisco
Vazquez, Pedro Curet
Por vapor Caracas salidos de ests
ciudad para Nueva York.
B. B. Murray, Thomas T. Millard,
Chas Schaefer, John Ryan, Thomas lie
Blanc, Henry Dago, Peter Pompins,
Georges Dorry, Captn Peter King.
Para San Juan:
B. Ashford, Mrs Ashford, Lient. r,
E. Longan, Cristina P. Dodd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
NOTICIAS

Por los gaCetilleros de La NueOa
Era ha sido muy NAL visto que LA De.
MoCRAoIA invitase, por su cuenta, los
liberales de Ponce al entierro del senior
PARA, porque este era tan querido que
estaba demas toda invitaci6u.
Sc necesita ser tonic de capirote, 8
ignorar ciortas practicas sociales, para
decir oosas semejantes.
TratAndose de un oorreligionario tan
querido como ell senior PARA, LA De-
MooRAcIA no solo tcnia el derecho, sinc
que tambi6n Ell deber polftico, de invi-
tar al partido liberal, aparte de que Ia
familia del fnado inyitase particular
mente a todo el mundo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
y Blbiioteea do Ia DEMOCRACIA

ref xionar, Aquells noohe eran las doce cusndo Sc
rstiraron su hosterfs A Ia manana siguente, Noe
se Ievant6 con 6nimo de iT yer Psoa: pero tuyo ls
desgraoia de pasar dor desHts de Ia tsberns de Mali
can en- cuya pusrta esabs Mguta que ar verls Sc Tu
boFz5 Y bsj6 los ojol, Noe entF6.
ia fe mial diio, me parees que tsngo hsmbre',
10 mismo da que almueTce aqui que ALI.
Los bellos Ojos de Mguita ell buen humor de Ma
hosn que leuab1 menUdo el vase de 50 compstrlota
con mosoate de los Prinsos perudicaron mucho Paoa
puesno levsn6 Noe Ia hlsta ell anOcheoer e
pareO6 que demssiado tarde para volver Challot
PoF otFa parte Earque regrss6 del Louvre. Olds vez
que sas e principe del oaarto de MsrgaTta Sc aeoF
daba de Sara, saspraba; paro cambo, lamss ovido
estando oeres de Sua, que dsbia ser puntual sus
nocturnss Oital en- Ell Louvre
Noe EnEisae eenaFou en- casa de MalioaD; fa6se
81 principe q cuento MsFgarta, Eegreso
la tsbeFna Ia hors en- que d beaFnes eerraba despe
ds 3 sus psrFoquianoa 90 quedabs, como 81 dsos, en-
familis 81 principe Noe no eran qaiEas S3e la IA
miiias, 70 tampoeo parFoqaisnoe poF 10 tsnto am.
bos quedaron
al poo ratio faese Mllioan 4 soostsrsq, knriqas
ooQi6 Il msno de Ia heFmoss plstefa, mguts 90 dtJ6
tomsr Il suya pof Noe, oUand1 de repente oyeFon
iuuto s puerta IN gFto de maieF peEo dessspsEado.
Los dos abreTon a pae1ta; Is noohe eatabs mHy obFe-
es 10 Sc oy6 despa6s ninga otEo gfito
ia &c mial diio & pliaoipe eaFfahdol 90 es pro-
bsble que tangsmos que yer en ESQ, 20 es 81 easo De
cue exploremoa e plaza
PassEon nna bora los ouslFo, en- dalcs intimidsds
sHsa5e IIsmsEea
PEE 81 mado q lamar ss eompgeada qae % debis
81 8 aHa essa6s L pHssls Hiagaa hshsaaE FsssgAde
SIS zsa.b ssEla.
heaess So saslsase g ssse sssals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
ESTADO meteorological

DIA 25 5--sEPTlEMBRE
Obaer0dcioneS de Obr08 p@6Iicds nu-
njcipd5eS
Temperature maxima. 3lo3
Id, mfnima ..,. 90
Id. media. a.., 25065
Preston barometrioaaO 76O nm. So
Estado del cielo. ..., Despejado.
Altura de aqua caida en- nm 0
Cantidad de aqua eva.
porada en- nm ,.....s IS
Humedad relativa de
la atm6sfera. ...,.. o.66
Velocidad del viento,
en- metros por segun'
do...........,. 4.40
Tension del vapor de
aqua contenida en- ell
aire en- milfmetros. 21.96
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
DE JUANA-DtAz
Juana Diaz, Setiembre 25 de 1899,
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.

0is Oli6ObOl uO LA LIE MUM AClAS
Muy sefior milo y amigo: en- eI pc
ri6dico In Nue00 Era, en- su seccion
de gacetillas, aparece una, en- la cual Sc
llama la atenoi6n del Honorable Gene
raj Davis, acerca de 10 activa propagsn-
da que Sc dice es llevada efeeto por Ell
senior Juez Municipal de esta Villa don
Carlos Diaz Brink, en- favor del Parti-
do Liberal.
Esta aseveraci6n es completamente
crr6nea, pues debido a que Ell senior
Diaz es un liberal de frmes conviccio,
mes, que no ha claudicado nj claudicar$
nunca, ha sido siempre mirado con pre-.
venci6n por Ell grupo Unconditional de
esta Villa.
Y va que La NueDG Era escldri1a
en- forma tai las faltas que cree cometen
sus adversarios politicos, le llamamos
la atenci6n, no al Honorable General
Davis, pues nunca descenderemos al
terreno en- que nos quieFen colocar nues
tros adyersarios, acercs de la conducta
del Jefe de la policta municipal don
Rodulfo Figueroa, que perteneciendo a
un cuerpo armada, en- todas parties del
pueblo dice boca llena que mientras
81 Sc encuentre en- Juana DiaS, ganara
las elecoiones de todas maneras ell par
lido Unconditional; la del sargento del
mismo cuerpo don Felipe Ortiz, que de.
dica las horas destinadas al servloio en-
hacer trmar adhesiones dicho partido
Unconditional a individuos del cuerpo
la del Secretario del Ayuntamiento J
primer Jefe del Cuerpo de Bombero'
don Eduardo EsCslons, que ha hechc
manifestation de que todos los bomberot
tieuen que ser republieanos 8 dejarar
de perteneoer . dicho cuerpo, por Il
cusl le han sido presen.. adas varias re
nuncias; la del Depositario de fondo'
municipales don Pedro Monelova, quc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
HabiGhueIa y baCaIaO

Ell famoso doctor Alexander, den.
tista que vive en- la cale Mayor MI
nero Is Sc quedara en- esta ciudad
hasta ell dia 30 del corriente mes.
Luego marchara para San Juan y
despu6s para Mexico. FL publico de
Ponce, debe aproveeharse de la bre-
We estancia del professor Alexander
en- esta ciudad, pues luego no le vol
yerem0s a yer por aqui.
AL mismO tempo SO deSpide, por
medic de estas lineas del sim patico
pdbIico poncedo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
Los amoros de la bella Nancy 8s

d. la frents palida Ia mirads Oentelleauto Era el
duque Enrique de Gasa, que dstuve en- medic de IA
sala, miro los dos ovenes, al BEANIE, sin adtVinar
que flera musr, 8 Miguts, ouya beezA tuvo el don
singular de oalmarle POGO.
IS horss d jo tqu6n de vosotros es ell sefior de
GosFsEs,9
Enrique d6 un pass y sslud6. diOiendo: 70.
EI duque saud6 a su Yez con exquiIits cortssis.
CAballero e d,, no tango 81 honor do que me coa'z
c2is no obstante, estoy SECURE de que os habaron
de mi.
-s0ual es vusstro nombre, osballsFo2
%! 10 dire solas.
El ese case salgamos osbsllero, diio Enrique que
viera Dsdsoer 5 Safs Ia diFgi6. una sonFiss, la del
faerte que NADIA tsme. Noe Sc evant6 para scompa.
mar 81 principe Qaeiatel s djl este; 81 tengo nsoe
sidad de Il, "a to amar6.
Enrique ssns6 Is puerts 81 duque, higose { un lado
para dejlTe pasar sali6 trss de 81 La noohe era
obscure pego faro qae bElabs distanois siry6 de
gufa 81 principe iorenes ri principe de Navarro le
sigu6 Sc dstuYo 81 ofroulo de luz deserito pot Ell
fafol. ri duque de Gaiss Sc Yolvi6 haos ell e diio:
CabaIleFo, me lsmo Enrique de L9rena, daqpe de a-
sa
EnTique, FetIoosdi6 20 pas0 qaitkndose 81 SOM
bFeTo. oonteat6 O. ssludo, monshor
EoFiqae de CASA estsba pkdo ifseund9, Enrique
de Navarro domino SO emOoi6n.
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vais todas lee noohsa 81 Louvre J cue MAFgaFita os
sms1
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ts mug de s0pei6p.
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OtrO cicI6m

Nuestro amigo Ell sehor Preston ha
recibido hoy 4 las once, de la Habana,
el siguiente parte que nos apresaramos
a dar a nuestros lectores
sPertuTbaci6n atmosf6rica, Este
franco, pOr el Norte de St. kits, mo
vi6ndose hacia el Oeste. T6mense pre-.
cauciones por las parties interesadas,a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
BriIlante
negOcio

Sc vende la casa de la calle de la
Villa, esquina a la de M6ndez Vigo,
con su hermosisimo solar, propiedad
de la SUCCESSION de dona Carmen Gerar-
dino. Otra al frente, en- la misma ca.
lie de la Villa, enlre ell almac6n de la
Succession de don Francisco Romero y
la casa de don Antonio Gabanas otra
en- la misma calle de la Villa, esquina
a la de la Tore.
Para inlormeS dirijirse don Fer
nandO A. VendrelI, calle del Amor.
Ag0stO % de 1890 IA -l5 alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
PIZA HERMANOS
Ventas al por mayor
ESQUHNA a LEON. : PONCE

Acaan de recibr Camie numeros co. TO- 60 legmas
% en- eeas cama de color hoas de docena
sa cQSGd0 espano americana
credao drill IMPERIAL dres agados de ho dres para
afa maeTes zapatefas cacetnes
ameranos regena morada de Saadg egnca nega
no negro c0choneas disno
mbos pano negos muehos arcu que precios
lmladOs 0recen los C0mercianteS de la ISla.