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Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18

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pursuant to adjournment, all member
present.
On motion the following claim
against Cherry county were allowed:
SIS Mc1lean juror. April term 1899 $1 .
r Wand egrift " II 3
j "A HOrnback " " o
SH Dye IS o.
j HOrnback. nursing aud lodging SICK o
j w Daniels, recording bonds. certificates
of appointment % o
w A Parker, commissioner fees - 1
On motion the following amounts of the abov,
allowed claims were applied upon Delinquent
personal taxes:
5 5 MCLEAN II 20 E II Vandegrift - 81
j "A Hornback 90 J a HOrnback : U
SH Dye IA So. J F Dye 1 So Frank Dye O.13
from S II Dyes claim.
j " Daniels real estate tax by request % o
w A Parker ditto IS II
On motion the petition Of VIM Stead.
man and others to have a bridge con.
structed across Loup river was laid
over to June meeting.
On motion r. J. Baker was granted
a refund for 81 60. anne having been
enormously assessed in Cherry county
in 1898.
On motion the petition of Charles
Pavlik for public road was laid over
and clerk ordered to request a deposit
of $50 before action would be taken on
said petition.
On motion the board entered into
contract with David G.. Ross to keep
Mary Ammon, Il county charge. from
the 10th of January 1899 at $40 per
month.
On motion the board accepted the
proposition of Acknowledgement c.. j.
Smyth to carry the county court house
bond question to the supreme court,
county to pay the expense and State of
Nebraska to get the bonds at par value
if declared valid by supreme court.
On motion the bids for building
county court house were opened and
founl to be as follows:
Ba Ssett & parrival..... $40
B.J- Jos ..-........ 12,415
G.. II. Withneli. ............ $500. -. 1885
11,753
J. A. Beverly. ........1 II ,975
The bid of Gus Peterson being the
lie vest was accepted subject to decision
of the supreme court on the bonds in
case Mr.. Peterson will not accept con-
tract subject to decision OF supreme
court, contract to be let to next lowest
bidder, c. II. Withheld, subject to same
conditions. Said contractor to give a
sufficient bond for the building of said
court house according to the plans and
specifications and a contract to here
after be entered into between c~ontrac-
tor and county commissioners.
On motion the following claims were
allowed and warrants, less delinquent
personal taxes, ordered drawn on
county bridge fund:
H 4niy Taylor. work o Hansen bridge So 90
s w HOlsclaw, ditto %
Chris Ellin5. 9 80
Ere 1 Holsc;aN %
F G Reese, repairing calvert 20J
On motion the following amounts
were deducted from the above allowed
and applied upon delinquent
personal taxes:
S w HolSclaW 900 Henry Taylor N
F q Reese 200
On motion the report of county sur
veyor, locating Berry bridge and
changing road as shown by plat filed
in county clerks Office, was approved
On motion the clerk was ordered to
order two road plows and four scrapers
for county use.
WhereupOn the board adjourned to
May rs, 1899
May Is, '99. Board met pursuant to
adjournm: mt. Present. L. P. Spratt
and L. II. Trowbridge.
There being no further business the
board adjourned sine die.
j. w. DANIELS,
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18

Senator Thurston has taken pains
lately to reiterate his previous an
nouncement that he would not be a
candidate for reelection. There really
was no need whatever of any such
statement. Mr.. Thurston's recent eX-
hibitiOns of mental and moral errati-
cism have been sufficient to convince
the people of Nebraska that some other
place would be more suitable to his
genius rather than the stately sena-
torial chambers. Norfolk News (rep.)
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18

AS the calving season is on, those
who desire to dehorn their calves by
the caustic potash process should re-
member that it ought to be done when
the calf is quite young; say, from five
to twenty days old. The process is a
simple one that anybody can pursue
with the exercise of a little care, and If
properly performed is attended with
very little pain. Caustic potash can be
bought in sticks at any drug store, and
when not in use should be kept in
closely stopped bottles; otherwise they
will attract moisture and"mush down"
The hair should be clipped away from
the budding horn, and then, after
moistening the skin with the stick of
potash, should be rubbed on the spot
until 1t is thoroughly covered, taking
special care, however, not to touch the
skin except on the one spot and not to
have so much moisture there that drops
charged with the caustic will run down
to make the face or neck sore. Anoth-
er method of using caustic IS to take
fifty parts of caustic soda or caustic
potash, twenty-five parts of kerosene
and twenty-five parts of water. Make
an emulsion of these ingredients by
heating and thorough stirring, and
then place the mixture in a bottle hav-
ing a rubber cork. Clip the hair from
about the embryo horn with a pair of
scissors so as to expose a spot about the
size of a nickel, drop two or three drops
of the mixture or this spot and rub it
in thoroughly with the rubber cork.
The fluid must not be allowed to spread,
however, nor run down the side of the
face, for if carelessly used the horn
may not only be killed. but the face of
the calf disfgured. -Nonconformist.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18

A Kansas printer recently tried his
hand at farming, but couldn't make
things work right, and is nov back at
the case. He had a wrong font team
a mule and a horse and this wouldn't
justify. He said the farmer fired him
after he had ''pied" three or four col
umns" of potatoes. He showed his
limited experience by asking the farm
er's wife if she wanted the hens set
loaded or solid.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18

The Dawes County Journal frequent,
" refers to the Alliance Grip as 1.-THE
leading democratic paper in north
west Nebraska" Like Bro. Julian we
greatly admire the Grip, but as it
sometime ago publicly announced that
it was through with partisan politics,
we believe the Journal is unfair with
its readers when in clipping decidedly
anti-democratic sentiments from that
paper it gives credit to 1.-The leading"
etc. We hope this admonitlon will
suffice 20 keep the Journal from Offend
ing again.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18

The fifth annual session of the West.
ern Nebraska Stock-growers' Associa.
ton was held in Alliance last week.
about fifty progressive stockmen being
present and participating in the meet
ing. The following officers were cleo
ted for the ensuing year:
President, r. NJ. Hampton of ALI
ance; Vlce-president. r. Lisco of Lodge
Pole; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, J. r.. Van
Bosklrk of Alliance.
Executive Committee-W. II. Corbin,
Canton; A. S. Reed, Alliance; Ed.
Combe, Julesburg; L. J. Schill, Luella;
w. II. Swan, Alliance; A. NJ. Modisett,
Rushville: W. G. Comstock, Chadron.
The association passed a resolution
endorsing S. p. DelatOur. of LIE ellen,
for member of the state brand commit
tee authorized by the law passed last
winter.
The most important matter consid-
cred was that of inspection. and before
the association adjourned it was de-
cided to enter into a contract with the
Wyoming association for 81. 600 per
year. to provide for inspection of aSso
citation cattle. This will give inspec-
ton at Pine Ridge, Rosebud, Omaha.
Kansas City, Sioux City, Chicago, and
other points. The executive commit
tee voted a tax of two and one-half
cents per head upon the holdings. of
members, the number of head to be
a~scertained from the assessment rolls
of each county.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18

The famous beef inquiry is ended.
The chief culprit, General Eagan,
whom the report says made a "collosal
error" in judgment, has been given by
the way of punishment, a six years va
cation and a generals full pay. Gen.
Miles is mildly censured for telling the
truth or because he did not tell it at
the right time and place in accordance
with military etiquette. The packers
are vindicated. Such of the soldiers
as are not dead from eating the stuff
have recovered. Alger still reigns and
everybody is happy. Kequiscat in
Rural.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18

We searched the VALENTINE News
through and through this week in quest
of Bob Goods editorial opinions but
not n waste be discovered. Since
Bob announced himself as a candidate
for congress his whole time is doubtless
taken up with political cares. -Chadron
Journal.
Knowing as he does the misfortunes
which caused the lack of editorials,
which we always deem of less impor-
lance than news. the above attempted
witticism of Bro Julian reflects no
credit upon him.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18
ABOUT WINlMILLS

Having again entered into the wind
mill business m better prepared than
ever to sell farmers and stockmen just
the kind of outfit they need. Have
five kinds of mills to select from. either
wood or steel, and ask you to call on
me and get prices before purchasing.
My prices are reasonable.
S. MOON, VALENTINE, NEB,
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18

While Nebraska has not up to the
present time suffered seriously from
the ravages of the wolf, there is need
of organization in many of the western
and northwestern counties where live
stock is becoming the important feature
of production, and where the protec-
ton of this industry means increased
wealth to the state. w Herald.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18
Commissioners Proceedings.
VALENTINE. NEE. Ma,

F~ALENTINE, NEB., NIdY 10, JJ
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment, all members
present.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18
WESTERN NFWS-DEMOCPA'Y
ROBERT GOOD, Editor and Publisher

1t is said that of the eight hundred
%convicts in the Kansas penitentiary not
one is an editor. But just wait till the
poor house statistics are published.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18
What is the administrators Philip

What is the administrations Philip
pine policy?
Is it a policy of colonial empire?
Is it a policy of self-government?
Or is it merely a policy of loot and
rapine for the benefit of a favored few?
Step to the front, you thick-and- thin
supporters of the administration, and
tell us what it is you want us to sup
port.-World-Herald.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18
FIRST GLASS MILL

| have established a Feed and Saw Mill
miles south of Cody. at the mouth Of
Medicine Canyon. and am now prepared
to grind Feed. Corn Meal and Graham.
c" turn out all kinds of Lumber and di-
menSiOn stuff, and Native Shingles.....,..
Give us a trial order.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18
Feed in Transit at Fremont

Capacity: - Sheep, covered
sheds, 24 cars; open pens, 5000.
Cattle IS cars
The place to rest and feed for
the Omaha market.
Easy run to feeding points out
side Chicago.
Long distance telephone.
Write or wire when you will ar,
rive, to
Fremont Stock Yards Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08
ULTIMA H0RA
JUICIO ORAL

0Causa contra Serapio Acosta Cuba
nito) Jose Panblanco Tolosa, por
asesinato frustado.
Esta causa sc inici6 Ell dia de abriI,
de 1898.
.Acerca de ella dimos una relaci0n
detallada en las columns de LA DEMO
CRACIA.
Ell fiscal solicit6 en- esta csusa: para
Serapio .Aeosta 10 amos y un dia de pre-
sidio mayor : para Pamblanco amos y
an dia. A ambos, accessories mancomu-
nadas de 1000 pesstas de indemniz h
cion al perjudicado.
Las defensas de Acostasy' PambiaDco
pidieron La absolucl6n de ambos.
Admitida la instancia supplement- aria
fu6 suspendida Ia celebration de esta
csusa ell dia 2l de Ene-o cue era ell mar
cado.
Indicado ell de hoy para Ia celebr2 =
ci0n, acabs de verihcarse.
Compon1an la sala Presidente; San
chez Montalvo; Magistrates, Was
Ochotcco = NadaI Santa Coloma; Fis-
cal, Padilla; Secretario, Aponte Riera;
oefensa de los prooesados, Aponte
II piriguez Gonzalez Font.
No disponemos de mas tempo noy
iareaes detaiIes del resultado de este
proceso, en- ell qae re rnuastra Interest,"
do Ell sentimiento puoiicc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08

conquistadores! Los puertorriqueIos
son dignos de compassion.
- IsztH de Isondres sc expresa asf:
rgQa6 naci6n intervendra por TN.
para poner lermino Ia guerra sin Guar
lei qae existe hoy entire tagalos v anne
ricanos?
sSeremos nos0tros quienes saearemos
las castaTas calientes en- bien de Ia hu-
manidad?
Decimos Lord Salisbury, como di-
CO Ptnch, nuestro ingenloso diario de
caricatnras d los que van d easarse:
SDo1a'ts (No 10 hagass.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08
FILIPINA, CUBA, PTO. RICO
Y Los ESTA0OS UNIDOS
Vo Bo
Ell PresideLte,
Martinez.

Con este rabro traen los periodicos
| de Venezuela que aeabamos de recibir,
una serie de extractos de La prensa anne
ricans que no pneden ser mas descabe.
llados.
Lo que dicen respecto de Puerto Ri
co algunos periodlcos de distintos pun
tos de la Union, viene eyidenciar has
Ia donde llega la information adventure
ra de los que faltos de arraigos en- ests
sociedad sc les importa POGO la co1nple-
ia division de este pueblo con su me-
tropoff- Hemos copiado en- parte le
que Sc refieren los dist1uswsapuBb
del actual litigio expansionista con
espeeialidad, dos sueltos que Sc referen
d Puerto Rico, que deben ser conocidos
del pats.
Vease la information referida que
publica el periodico venezolano con ell
mismo rubro que ponemos al presente
artfculo.
-sTs5egraph de Macon, Georgia,
dice:
SNuestra situaci6n en- Cuba no es
muy satisfactoria que iigamos pre-
guntamos -sque haoemos todavfa en-
Cuba? Acaso los cubanos son menos
dignos del Self government quo los ne
gros del Congo?,
--.Standard- Union de BROOKLYN, trae
10 siguiente:
<De Puerto Rico nos escriben per
sonas impsrciales, que los portorrique
nos no nos quleren y tan colo nos tole-
ran porque no pueden haeer otra cosa.
Cada vez que llega una noticia adverse
a las armas americanas en- F'ilipinas Sc
nota un regocijo en- ell seInblante de los
que hemos conquistado. Asf nos 10
asegurs nnestro eorresponsals.
-Netos de Indianapolis, Indiana,
sc expresa asf:
<Se ha tratado de hacer Greer los
tagalos, que los Estados Unidos les
trataran peor que 10 hizo EspaIa, Y
los que nos dueie es que Ia mayorfa de
esa geHte semi-salvaje 10 creen-les
compadecemos, pero no por ESQ desis-
tiremos de maestro humanitario plan,
llamese de conquista 8 de civillz acion,.
Times de Hartford, Conn, dioe:
<Debemos admitir que los tagalos sc
estAn batiendo como leones, Y declaramos
sinceramente que mejores soldados mo
existeu en- uinguna parte-aeaso tengan
jefes espaHoles para mandar sVs evolu
clones, pero sea 10 que fuera, sou dig
nos de admiration respeto por su va
lentfa y por la santa causa que de6en-
denl 3
-NoUosti de San Petersburgo, dice:
ellie aquf Ell verdadero estsdo hoy de
los paises conquistados por los Estados
Unidos:
Filipinas: Eu peores condiciones que
cuando mandahan los spanoies-reina
la anarqufa no hay respeto nj mora
lidadI ..
Cuba: El descontento cunde por to-
das parties, pues hay ell convencimiento
de que los cubanos serar esclavos y no
hom bres libres! Triste desengaTlo.
Puerto Rico: Grscias al reino de te
rror que DONNA en- toda la isla, no hay
quien de ell grito de: Absjo nuestros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08

Romero, Jose Mauase, Amall6n, Ro
.sendo Camisu, Teodoro Pagan, Danie
Flores, Octavio Garcia, Rafael Cortes,
Policarpio Merced, Ramon Yiilariny,
Dionisio Dfaz, Cristino Pagan, Juan
Her nandez Rodriguez, Pablo Roldkn.
Antero Roldan, Gregorio Velazguez,
Pelegrfn Hernbndez. Sandalio Casares,
Juan Maldonado, jose Velazquez, San
dalio Cardona, Pedro Roman, Justine
Forts, Bonifacio, Forts, Hilario Ro
driguez Martinez, Jose Reyes Torres.
Es copis conforIne IN el original de
su contenido que me remito- Z para
rernitir al periodico Ia DEMocRAcIA,
libro Ia preseHte en- Iuncos ! veinte =
nueve de Mayo de mil oehocientos no
venta y nueve.
Del1Gn Sierra.
Vo Bo
El PresideLte,
Martinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08

Sr. Director.

Sr. Director.
A su reconocida amabilniad recHrro,
suplicandole. la inserci6n de- las siguien-
tes lfneas.
PoR FIN APARRCIo s~..
Z tai Juan ELIAS Corta-p8upaGs, des-
de las eolumnas de m estimable dlario
de esta ciudad, hace Ia defenss : que no
ha menester-dei doctor AgueTreveres,
porque en- La edioci6n de sd popular
diarlo az areci6 una local, hacieodo re-
ferencia 3 10 del tstr7a0.
Yer 1adersmente qne lie rs sslioo a.
doctor Agaerreveres an defensor IA
ge7aer5s.
Cor4a57tunaas, como 81 dijeramos cor
ta pa. ooras.
Hay defensores one matas.
Enorir a 2olunaasos, es morir pc
d0zos. Lo cual, es morn.
Pero sc muere 1entro lie los mas
scerbos de les olores, digo, dolores.
Nos dice Pl,ensds, que ell doctor
4guerve0eres no Sc prestG d 2'ernaitfr
cjertas Drdctscas, waa4y .faoorabJes d boil
sGI5os foarE5cftJ0res.
Lastima fuera, que teniendo nueve,
favoreciese los del veeino!
Aquf, el pro doDao 1aostrd.
Lo que nos extrana, en- este del
tsn2ao, es que ell doctor Aguerreveres no
10 pida.
Sera refraetorio i el.
Akgo tie'ae e4 aqua cuq1ado Ia beaatcen.
Que el doctor Aguerreveres es un hom :
bre honrado.
sQui6n Sc los disoute PJatnaas?
Harto sabido 10 tiene, La sociedad de
Ponce, Y la Isla entera-
que pue7en S0ttr q reJucir cosas des-
agrad0bles, 81 sc i,aSiste ca e1 tt6r2e0.
VenirJe con dtaraGs, d tansbor yiejo. :.
iQpe han de salir ,
81 acaso sGlen, seran, del matadero
senapjeses cnormes.
Dejes atstedes que e2 pueblo Sc e'ttefe
de tas cosds que pasGn en- et Daatade' o
Y uerdn como no reGEqns1 n1da.
81 es question de Jia,BiIia, no recla-
mara. Dios 10 libre. !
Pero, como al pueblo lie convene co
mer csrne barata; va reclamara pese d
q lien pese, el turno vendra.
PoPULIA
JUNO, de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08

oogiendo la nauo de La jover, la cubria de be-
-iPero digo que huyaisi replic6 PAoa, pero
sin penssr desasr de s de Noe; fhuld prom
toi. -.
Noe no tnvo siqulera tiempo de responder, pues Sc
oy6 lamar & la puerta recismente
- Dios mfoi exclam6 Paola paideciendo.
-iPaolsi iG G,dolfnoi deefa una desde afue-
-Es mi psdrel exclau6 Ia joven muy spnrada.
Isl os encuentra squf,
buscaba son La vista sitio donde poder es
oopder al apuesto cabsllero bearLe-.
-lAhii Ish- dijo de repente, Ioculta's ahil.
Indicsbs la puerts de g4binete contigno que 10
servfs de tosador, como Noe diers prisa en
entrar empui6 haoia 81 oerr6 la puerts dieendole
mo movais! nj padre os maia fsl.
corri6 abrr Ia pnerts al terrible favorito della
reins msdre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08
B8 RibIioteea de La DEmOcRACI4

oorn6 el oerrojp de la puerts que la wen habia
oerrsdo ys.
He ovidado mi corsz6n snsd6.
&c lballeroi exolsm6 Paols qusriendo tomsr IN
tono severe m boriz andose mas mas.
Sen Drita, diio IA pdamente el jjysB, quzas no
vnelva habaros nuncs solss, precise absolute
ments que aproveche estos momentos Soy
osbsllero.. Ia temais...
-Pero, en- I'm, aunque seals caballero. -.
Y smo, snsdi6.
La Dven italiana dirigi6 nj ada inquist1 hscis
Ia vidners de Ia tiends
-lOhi pero supico que os marcheis dijc; 81
volvisse Go iolhno.. mi padre
Pero en de marcharse Noe se hinc6 ds rodlas
10 ie bella sol
-1Dios mioi iDios mioi dijo la pobre iossn
temblona, 81 mi padre.
levantsndo 81 oven, ahad6:
Al menos esteis shf ssf pueden yer los que
psEsn por el pUente, vsnid per aqu
Paola abri6 ertvaour ~ PuelLA - - = @~r1sss M.
pisza pequtn Msrvarita de Frsncl'. As 80 aei6 cser
de ls pTlnO.nc Ia hiEo entrar en- eA@
Noe oe = - sTtre ellos Ia tlenos- ,arblabs
unA lv,6 hincarss de rodias. con dulcs en-
noe roe nooc, psro ooraron ashsnsro sus pies
todsvia I'd p :, var aouel vx2rro caoA'1 anras Sir
brisgHezs P0os IAN iba olvidsDdo sue ncimientt
Ia amDlcaoss ara mpjer, aun en- s;osas = le dii
enbargos cOu las muieres sparecef s .avars:
1nlereh - a. sn una enSou raacia es incsl
prooursnooo :. "a oaballero, que vuestra su"
tCsblei -.n;si6 noe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08
X

Noe hsbia eehsdo. Ls,nno L1ss,amOradO, quizAs nuv'v
narse Rsna.9 tpTbaoi6D snos .gtado que 81
s''r. r.@ .ss ssss .s
h s.s'.ssS ssssls asni'''' que '' ..s.,s.
..r,,a r..,opai6 PaOls que en- sss~-
No dorn,a; nsl. sG: sDs1s sas trais 81 psafs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08
PRE- SIDEkCIi DEL HlkbLf, AyUHTLMIEkll
della CIUDA0 DE PONCE,
Al PU LTc O

Sc pone en- conocimIento de los CON-
tribuyentes cue han satislecho Quotas
mayores que las que han CORES
pondido en- ell reparte del corriente
ejercicio, pueden pasar por la Conta-
duria Municipal para cue preyia Ii
quidacion, lie sean deyueltas Las dife-
rencias q su favor
Ponce, JUNO : de 1899 FL Aleal-
de, Latfs P0g.gsuta DoY-fa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08
NJ otTCias 9
generated

SuplfcamOs Il nuesfrOs
buenOs agenfes de La Is
la. nos envIen los fOndOs
que tengan recaudadOS
MuchO Sc 10 eSfimlare-
mos. y muy agradecid0s
les quedare mos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08

Hemos sldo infornados por Ell Secre
tario del Centre de Eacnnacidn Mr..
II ass, Iambian rox u se7seE j assaaae.as
Pellets dor Enrfqae del Vale, de one
los sucesos llegados hasta nosotros por
informe, Y que Sc reheren al tiro dispa-
rado por un gnardia 81 coche en- que
iba para la Marina el senor Ramery, no
son como nos 10 han relatado.
En- primer lugar, dicen, ell coehe era
del servicio pnblieo no particular, Y
es costumbre en- todo pals organizado Y
sobre todo en- los Estados Unidos, que
cuando La policfa, levaDta la mano man
.dando detener un coche, debe pararse,
sea de quien sea. FL policfa torna el
informe que debe tomar ell coche 10
que sea, sigue su marcha. Que Ell co
che fac nandado detener, y que lejOs de
pararlo, castigaron con Ell foete q los
caballos, que corrieron con msyor veto
cidad; que el guardia entonces disparo
al aire, en- sefia de parada, pero aun sin
ser autorizado para clio por Ell secreta
rio Mr.. Mass.
(eue es precise tener en- cuenta que
hay nueva disposition sobre eerifcados
de vacnna, que debe ser cumpIida; en-
la vigilancia de inspection sc detiene en-
Ell camino de la Playa, sitio de gran
trAtico, para observar por medic de
ex2men aislados 81 esta no cumplida
dicha disposition. Esto es todo.
Ahora bien, Ell guardia no ha debido
disparar porque no esta autorlzado para
clio en- haya no sido mandado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08

Aver fueron despedfdos bordo del
vapor Philadelphia, que salio para New
York. nuestros amigos don Jose M. Mo
rales , farnllia, don Rafael Collaze, Sc
nora y hernana, don Sebastian del Va
He, don Abelario Aguild, don Manuel
Yordan, don Rafael Mayoral, la senr-
rita Consualo Bravo, hiia de nuestro
amigo don Luis; y don Rafael Walls.
Feliz viaje deseamos 3 todos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08
ESPLENDlD0
NEGOCI0

Sc VENDE la hacienda de cstIlas
POTALA con 1912 cuerdas de tie
rrenos de inmejorable calidad, situa
da muy cerca de la ciudad de Ponce
! Y la villa de Juana DiaZ Y dentro de
la Zona aZncarera mas afamada de la
Isla, con una production media annual
de 1000 B0C0YES DE AZUCAH
mOscav ada, eXcelentes edificios, buena
maquinaria y caminos apropiados pa
ia un breve Y comodo transporte de
frutos.
Para informes dirigirse 81 adml-
nistrador en- Ponce Fernando A. Ven
drell. 8 10 alt
10 PESOS DE GRATIFICACi0N
Sc lie daran al que entregne de notI-
cias lie haberse eneontrado un arc DE-
oro, con la inscription siguiente:
RfTA. PEPE, 2 Mario de 1894.
ID. .ha brenda ha sido sustraida de 10
sala lie operaciones del Hospital Trico
che
Pence, Janio de 1899.
BAHBEHiA .ATOCHA". Este es
uno lie los mejores establecimientos de
8aas~..a eaars iaza satlsaasrn D
70 as aress refinado.
gusso aasa naA MAYO de 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08

Hernos reeibido de Mayagiiez dos
hojas impresas que coItienen los nota-
bles artfeulos de nuestro amigo don Fe
lipe Cuebas, publicados en- III Impartial,
que lleyan por lena : MI opinion y
Nuestro derecho. Estos articuIos han
sido reprodueidos por los liberales de
Gaayama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-08

FL consul Mr.. Hanna ejercfa en- 5 Al
Juan la Jurisdiction de Marina, po
oRDEN VERBAL del general Henry
Asi 10 dice In Corresponde1lciG.