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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-07-26
WHEAT GROWERS CONYEN.
TION.
Called to Meet at Greenwood
August Is.

To the farmers and wheat grow
ers of South Carolina The un-
dersigned committee appointed
at a meeting Of the citizens of
Greenwood to fix date and make
the necessary arrangements for a
convention Of wheat growers, do
earnestly invite the farmers and
all persons interested in the pros
perlty of the state to meet at the
court house Of their respective
counties and select a delegation
to meet at Greenwood Oh the Is
of August next for the purpose Of
forming permanent Wheat
Growers Association, and taking
such action as will, IN their judg
ment, better secure the indepen
dence and prosperity of the ag-
rtculturalist, and Herewith every
other interest Of the state.
We hope to have with us on
that occasion prominent farmers
Of this and other states to address
the convention. Let each county
send a good delegation.
ID. G. DUPRE,
n. A. CRAIG,
j. X. DURsT,
j. L. SIMMONS,
S. H. MCGHEE,
Commmittee.
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'eeung aud he replied "Ob, bet.
ter" These were his last words.
"A second after they were uttered
he was dead. The only sign no.
ticed by Mrs. Ingersoll vas that
thu whites of his ewes suddenly
showed. There was not even a
sigh or a groau as death came.
Doctors were hastily called, but
their verdict was that death had
come instantly.
No arrangements have yet been
made for the funeral, bat it will
probably take place on Monday
at the house, and the interment
will be in Sleepy Hollow Gene
terry. at Tarrytown.
Mrs. InSersoll was the only per
son in the room with him when
he died. Death came to him as
he had recently expressed desire
it should. He often in old times
said he wished to die slowly, with
a full consciousness, so he might
tell those about him how he felt.
Recently he experienced a change
and expressed a desire to die
painlessly and without warning.
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the gutter: eff | was the bloom.
ing Dock of Westminster, could
-not--be-more-drunk-than
I-am." Renan would say to
you, Don't take life too seriously;
when you are old you will re
member life with pleasure only
by the hundreds of little follies
you have indulged in. by the
hundreds of innocent little temp
tations you succumbed to. Avoid
perfect people and angels of all
sorts-this side of the grave. Man
will never be perfect; love him
with all his imperfections. Never
resist impulses of generosity, they
will make you cheerful. nav.
healthy. They will give color to
your cheeks and prevent your
flesh, in old aye. from turning
into yellow, dried up parchment
Come home with pockets full Of
presents Tor the children. Let
them put their little hands right
TO the bottom of those pockets
You will be repaid, amply repaid.
by their holding out their little
round faces, to thank >ou in an
ticipation of what they know YOU
have done for them. That NAV be
cupboard love-of course it is;
every love. except mothers, is
cupboard love-never mind that:
if you will make up ynur mind
not to expect too much from man
YOU will be satisfied with getting
what YOU can from children.--
Max O'Neil, in North American
Review.
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MIR, w. J. Cunningham went
to Cleveland Springs Saturday to
spend few days.
Married, Sunday afternoon,
by w. S. l.. Porter, Esq, Mr..
Joe. Knight and Miss Mettie
Starnes, all Of the factory.
Miss Violet Williams, dauch.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Will
liams, of Dixie, IS. c., accom-
panied by. her cousin j. G. Will
liams, visiting relatives and
friends in and around Charlotte,
n. G. They will be gone for two
or three weeks.
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Sad Death OF Mrs. j. G. Cunning.
ham.

Camden, July pa very sad
death occurred here last night,
that Of Mrs. James q. Cunning
ham. She was a Miss Janet Belle
Ferguson, of Chester, and was
married to Mr.. Cunningham Of
this place only about six or seven
months ago. During the short
time she was here she had made
number Of friends, who now
grieve over her untimely death.
Her mother, Mrs. Ferguson of
Chester, was with her when she
died. The remains were taken to
Chester to-day for interment.-
The State.
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Bloody Work i'm Georgia.

Savannah, Ga, July pa
special to The Morning News
from Bainbridge, Ga, says ::
Since the dastardly crime com
mitted at Saifold, in Early county.
last Thursday night, hunting
parties have been out in search
of the guilty Negroes. One of
the Negroes appeared at an old
darky's house, near Crimson, Ga,
and asked to be harbored. The
old man went to Brinson and in
formed of his presence. a posse
returned with him and captured
the Negro, who gave his name as
Louis Sammin. The man was
taken to Sailold, where he was
identified by Mr.. and Mrs. Ogle
tree as one of their assailants.
He said there were eight in his
gang and that they came from
Augusta. lie said that two of
the gang were not far away. One
portion of the mob went for these
two, while the others hung Sam
min and riddled his body. The
other two negroes were overtaken,
shot and scalped, the party bring
ing their scalps to Stafford this
evening. A hundred determined
men with bloodhounds are after
the remaining five of the gang
and if caught they will be
lynched.
THE HORRIBLE STORY CONFIRMED.
Atlanta, Ga, July ga spe.
cial to the Constitution from
Bainbridge, Ga, says: A Negro
captured near Iron City last night
was brought to Saffold and iden-
tilted as one of the assailants OF
Mrs. j. f. Ogletree last Thursday
night. He was lynched at day.
light this morning near Salfold.
Two other dead negroes were
found alongside the railroad
track two miles west of Balm
bringe this morning. The names
of none of these negroes are
known.
1t is believed by some that the
two dead negroes found by the
side of the trailroad track were
the men arrested yesterday al
Troy, Ala, on suspicion Of being
implicated in the Ogletree out
rage, and who were being brough,
to Stafford for identifi cation.
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to Chester this week and enjoy
yourself. Never mind the dry
weather, it is raining here today.
The city is wide open to all the
old veterans, the sons and daugh-
ters and visitors generally. All
preparations will be completed
by tomorrow night.-The State.
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Meeting Postponed.
JACKsoNHAM, July "a, '99.

JACKsoNHAM, July "a, '99.
Mr.. EDITOR please announce
that for good reasons the meeting
of Gills Creek township S. S. AS
sociation is postponed for the
present. We hope to be able to
have it sometime in August. Due
notice will be given.
II. b. INSECT, Pres.
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Cheerfulness.

are satisfied to be little, to do lit
tie and to know little. The only
really rich people are those who
are rich, not in what they actually
possess-but in what they know
how to do without. If you doubt
it, go to theater, and look at
the bored faces that occupy the
boxes and the orchestra stalls, at
the cheerful, eager, happy ones
that occupy the upper circle and
the gallery. Look al the occu-
pants of those gorgeous carriages
who 'do" Rotten Row or the
Avenue des Acacias as in duty
bound, and the happy, cheerful,
orderly crowds who enjoy a Sun
dry afternoon in the Versailles
Gardens.
feel much more happy, com,
Portable, and cheerful after my
good, simple, every day dinner.
quietly enjoyed with my family,
with my dog begging by my side,
my cat perched on the top of an
armchair blinking and waiting
for chance to be noticed and nv
parrot suggesting a ''thank you, so
good for Polly"-yes, yes, much
more happy than | do after a
banquet or a huge "table d'hote"
dinner.
The cost of enjoyment in age
is in absteniousness in youth
Mr.. John Ruskin says that it was
the paucity Of toys which made
him enjoy pleasures late in life.
His palate is now unimpaired be
cause, as child, he never had
more than a taste of sweets. Il
am cheerful" once wrote Renan.
"because, having haC few amuse
ments when young, | have kept
my illusi: ms in all their freshness
Cheeriulness depends upon il
lnsions, upon not too vigorously
determining to see all truths in
life. Even superstition feeds
cheerfulness, and should not be
stunned like fanaticism. which
kills it. Cheerfulness depends
upon having beliefs, belief in
friendship, belief in all that helps
to make living beautiful, and the
saddest experience in life is to be
deceived and thereby lose be
lief or an illusion. Children are
happy and cheerful because they
are full Of Illusions. OF beliefs ana
Of confidence.
When we are told in the Cos
pei of ST. Matthew, that "eXcept
we become as little children, We
shall not enter into the kingdom
of Heaven,' | am disposed tc
thus interpret the verse: "Excepr
we become as little children, con
ldent, believing and unconscious
Of malice, we shall not be happy
in this world" When | read:
"Happy are the poor in spirit
because they shall enter into the
kingdom of Heaven" | feel dis
posed to say: "llappy are those
who are determined not to know
all the truths in lite, because they
shall be happy in this world"
Ernest Renan would say tc
you: "Make money that you NAV
! DOSSpSS IL. but do NOT o;p, ot ,,,oL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13
UN BOTERO NUERTO De BALA
EN- MEDIC De LA BAHIA
De la Correspondence.

Aver tarde sali6 de los mueIles de es
ia ciudad con direction 4 los de Cataiio
el bote de pasale titulado sAmable Ma
rfss bsio el mando de su patron llama
do Jose Qul1ones, conduciendo varios
pasajeroa y con los tripulautes de cos
tumbre.
Encontraudose la embsrcaci6n "a al
60 retirada de terra, observaron las
personas que iban 4 bordo que ell citado
patron, encargado de dirigir ell bote,
GAIA muerto de un balazo recibido en- la
cabeza sin saberse de doLde habfs par
lido Ell proyectil.
Virando on redondo 81 bote, volvi6
al sitio IIamado splaya de los Iadrilloso
en- donde se constituy6 el juzgado de
Cathedral, quien orden6 ell levantamiento
del cadaver.
Sc han tornado declaraeiones a los
pasaieros : tripulantes del sAmable
Marfas y a las persouas que oeupaban
otras embaroaciones que Sc hallaban en-
las cercanfas del citado bote en- ell iua
tante del suceso, y han sido detanidos
ell patron del bots xComereioS Angel
Fernandez, los marineros del mismo
Antonio Lopez y Cayetano Rivera, Y
los passjeros don Martin Somohano,
don Fernando Puz6n J don Jose Con.
zalez, porque sc sospecha que de este
bote parti6 la bala. Dos sefioras que
tambi6n formaban parte del passie no
han sido detenidas, por ser desconoci,
das.
Somos POGO afectos 4 comeptar los
acontecimientos, pero esta OCCASION he
mos de aprovecharla, para censurar la
costumbre que tienen algunos de los
paseantes de la bahia de hacer disparos
de revolver y oarabinas, va por placer
va por matsr a las aves que Sc encuen.
tran en- aqueIla, siendo muy raro que
antes de ahora no hayan ocurrido otras
lamentables desgraciaa. Muy perti-
nente seFa, que sc prohiban severamente
esos ejercicios de fuego J que Sc exijan
serias responsibilities a los contra,
ventores, sean quienes fuesen. Anne
nudo sc We que desde buques ancladus
en- la bahia Sc hacer continues disparos.
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Ia lUSTICIA EN- PODER
De Los REPUBLICANOS

La causa seguids en- Yauco por mo-
two de los sucesos escandalosos del dfs
5, aun no hs edo msndada a la Fisoa-
liza del Tribunal de Justicia de este ter.
mino.
Segdn la orden general ndmero ll8
los Juzgados Municipales tienen dfas
para la instruction de todo sumario.
La causa referids la empez6 ms
truir el Juez Municipal de Ysueo el dfs
6; estamos hoy l3, hscen 7 dias que
Sc inici6 Ell proceso y todavfs no han
declarado un gran ndmero de los testi-
gos asf como algunos de los lesionados
y perjudicados.
No divide Ell Juez republican, de
Yauco, las responsibilities en- que in.
cure, y 81 le faltan conocimientos para
el descmpeho del cargo que ejerce re
nuncielo, pues la Administrator de
Justicia go puede detener su scci6n re-
gular.
NADIA mas por hoy.
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S& sSS 90 50 a. sSSzsiSSSSso
LOS JURAMENTADos

20 lss oriIlas del Garous, en- 81 costsdo de pc
dTegosa ladera eevkbase vetusto castillo asnqueado
por que amensEabsn Fufns, todos sus
deminios eonstitaisnlos yiha oeFosds, bofque
clio de krboles prsders sgostads con Is que lin
dsban dos tres osmpos llenos de gujarros Ea Gas
euha son jsotsnoiosos en- ninguua psrte como slh,
sdquiere e oobre los ref jos del oto El castillo tenil
fosos puents evadigo amenss sssteFss rsstvllo En
el interior existian eusntos sslones yieos shu
msdos onyas paredss estsban onbierts4 con esoados
blasouee Jos amos del castillo aoian deor que en-
BvieTno los osentsban bastones De condssaable
los sspiritus maldioientes Eepoaban que fau VIZ sc
enosndan les ohmeneaa Media dooens de perros aaoos
Feebian 81 pomp0so nombFe de iaHfis, doe eab.ej 1s
del psis de Tarbe enaban eos solos lss eabslsFizss
por puro eapdnho. 81 hltmo eaatallano eonssFvsbs
sha gerfslts POGO msnos que saanaf, 81 oue be.
aa muehisimos afos poaisn a oapsfma psFs lIafss
le esssf, pof i ssaelisiaa faasa Sc qss as sis9o.
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VENTA
Compositions C0rtaS DOr

De un predio de terrenO compueStO
de diez cuerdas de monte yirgen :
ounce de pastos y malezas y diez fin
cadas de malangos, cafe y algunos
mas frutos memories con arboles fru-
tales.
Para informe diriiirse a don Edel-
miro ]. Lespier en- estas oiicinas.
Diciembre l3 del 90.
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lNTEREsANTIsIMO

Sc compran V yenden acciones del
.Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto
Rico, v del Gr6dito y Ahorro Ponceno
Sc Yenden casas, muebles. cocheS y
caball0s.
Para infoPme dirijirse a don Rafael
MaV0ral. Wives namer0 30 m.
naa nhw0N M0RLa. Pref cor de
Hdsies, 9 mposl OF, ofreee ia seERitloa
Hs4 &c 7AfFss
BHaneiss don Domingo Cruz esile del
Ilo ) Admipislgaei6a De IA DHsotRa
eia ostRbze Sc eel 81 81. als
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

ULTIMo CICLoN. Ofrecemos a nues-
ira numerosa clienteIa ell surtido mas
complete de mercancias acabado de
recibir, de todas procedencias, precio
sas corOnas para defuncion, y para
n0Yias, sOmbrer0s para senoras y Sc
n0ritas 10 mas elegante y barato que
puedan fgurarse; exibimos modelos de
noche grrtis las visitas con que Sc nos
hOnre, telas de seda, complete surtidO
y de ultima moda de Paris; sombriIlas
paraguas, cintas, perfumerfa franceSa,
alfombras coIchones de aIambre, lam
paras el6ctricas, 250 modelos de aba
nicos, jabones y plumas, cinturones
para sen0ras y caballer0s.
Quincalleros | lego vuestrO surti
do. Comerciantes de la Isla a sur
tirse. Los MNchdchOS,
Octu bre de 1899 | m. a
VenGa de nmuebles. : Un juegO
silleria de nogal complete, dos vela
dores con piedra de marmol, un no.
.pero grande nogal, tres roperos me-
'dianos de caoba, una CANA de nogal
con colch6n, un tocador de nogal,
una mesa de conner de caoba, un guar
da cOmidas, un tinajero con piedra
y tinaja, una mesa escritorio de Gao
ba, una biblioteca de caoba, un pia-
mo. TodO en- buen estadO.
Para informes dirijirse al que sus-
cribe en- la calle de Mendez Vigo,
casa del doctor Reveron.
arturo PdSGreU.
NOviembre "a 9-l5 alt.
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RecHGcGci6M

Ell correspousal de La Correspondent
cia en- este pueblo ha dirigldo a dicba
apreciable publication Ell siguiente tele,
grama
sAI llegar aver tsrde a la estaOi6n
del ferrocarril de este pueblo Ell tren
procedente de Guayanills, promovi6se
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NOTICIAS

En otro sitio reproducimos ell artfcu.
10 que trae nuestro Colega La Deteasd
y en- Ell que SO iuserta una cr6nica esori
ia en- Madrid por nuestro director, el
afio 1895, cuando ell senior Abril no pen
saba vOlver a Puerto Rico nj tenia para
que adular a la clase de color.
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Dice La Correspondencia !.

eAl alcalde de Yauco Sc le ha comu
uicado que debe dar euents a Ia supe
rioridad, con su resoluei6n aoeroa de
asunto entire el senior Gau1ier, de squel
vecindario y el alcalde- pedaneo de
Gu&nica.
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COMPANIA ANONIMA
De La LUZ ELECTRICA De PONCE

Segun aviso dado pOr don Francis
co Mejia, esta sociedad, la acci6n
NJ $40 de su pertenencia ha sufrido
extravio.
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 cue dis.
pone ell CodigO de Comercio Sc hace
publico la perdida por el t6rmino de
treinta dias, transcurridos los cuales
Sc librara ell dupicado correspon-
diente. Ponce, Noyiembre 2 de 1899.
81 Secretari0, J. O. P1SGreH. 2l-30
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en- obGeqnio del periodiata don Evaristo
Iz0oa Diaz.

Como los republicanos de Mayagiie2
no pueden deshsogarse dando gritos de
nauerG y abajo, han encargsdo de esa
tarea ennobLecedora q los chiquillos dc
la caile.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

Nuestro amigo el professor de Ins-
truccidn don Miguel Rodriguez Sierra
no ha sido aeparado del cargo que ejer
cta en- la Marina de esta ciudad. FL
mismo fu6 eI que Sc separ6 para hacer
poIttica activa. Conste el error que
anota Uni colega de Mayaiiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

Sc trabaja con gran aotividad en- Ell
arreglo del teatro, con Ell objeto de inau
gurar maflana el gran Bazaar orgauizado
por la Socteddd Ben6fcd de SeEoras.
HI Bazaar durara ouatro cinco dfas
NADIA mas, y es indudable que dejarA
grAtfsimas impresiones en- la juventud
ponceTls, puea parte de gu objeto be
n6fco, resuItara una fiesta agrsdabilf-
sima.
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777'7 n 2 ~ 777=77 = n 77 q 80 r
g 81 VI M

Para constituir un sub-comit6 fede-
raj eli Comerio, han elegido los artesa.
nos de dicho pueblo la junta siguieute:
Presidente honorario, don Gumersin-
do Carmona; Elective, don Leon Cruz,
Vice, don Deftn Vazquez; Tesorero,
don Antonio Vazquez; Vooales: don
BrauIio Vazqnez, don Juan B. Figueros,
don Miguel Ferrer, don Felix Morales,
don Clemente Vazquez, don Jose Cruz
don Manuel Hernandez, don Ildsfonso
Figueroa. Secretario, don Ricardo Cen
teno. Vooales suplentes, don Monse.
rrate Rodriguez, don Saturnino Ortega,
don Ramon Ramos, don Ramon Rodrf
guez, don Salom6n Hernandez, don
Francisco Comba, don Miguel Vazquez.
Secretario suplente, don Antonio Cen
teno.
Anoche se cometi6 un robo en- la ca
lie del Leon esquina Sol, tienda de don
Candido Noriega.
Un alqullado que u0rmla en- dloha
tiends, llamado Rafael Garcia, desapa.
reoio esta madrugada, llevandose efec
tos por valor de $4oo
Ell seflor Noriega di6 parte d Ia po
licfa, y suponemos que 6sta no t,riarj
en- dar con Ell ladr6n, puesto que en- 81
poder obran las seflas personales de
este.
Los aenores Otero Sepdlveda ex
Jefe y eabo de la poliots de Mayagu9i
dejados cesantes por Ell nuevo ayuata
miento, por ell delito de no ser repubIi
canos, pasan hoy para la capital,
hemoa tenido Ell gusto de verlos en- e't'
redacci6n.
Tambi6n las danlas de Utuado SO sso
clan al pensamieuto de indulto pedid'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

El aaunto eH grave: mas grave de To-
que parece nosotros deoimos, lisa
y Llama, la Yerdad.
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". ULPVANO COL ON

y}eneral legal and dICorredor de Conner
Mercantile Agency oio con f6 pdbhca.
Duly licensed &C. Agente general de
cording to law aud Inegocios iudicisles,
under legal bond Notariales g., q.
for the faithful exc Ponce, Prto. Ri.
outlon of all trusts. co - 2 Gale del
2 Amor street. - or.-Baios de la
Ponce, Pto. Rico. Estscj6n Telef6nica.
TREHNTA PESOS proyinciaIes
bastan para perfeccionar listed en- la
pronunciation del ingl6s.
Por informes partieulares enten-
derse con ell senior Frank G. Kelley,
&Hotel Inglaterra> . por carta diri-
5ida Lock Box 20, Ponce.
Noybre. II de lS99 ! m 3y. p. $.
INSTITUTE DE EDUCACEON
ENGLESA, CEASECA II ESPA-
NOElA. de Wilton Conn, Estados Uni.
dos.
Ensenanza s6lida; direction moral
eltcaz; alimentaci6n sana abundan-
te; esmero en- tOdos sentid0s. Ana
dase todo este un china ideal Y un
sistema de juegos que contribuyen al
bienestar de los educandos.
Para infOrmes detallados dirigirse a
Pablo A. Font. p. o. Box 10
Ponce P. R. Octubre 4 de 1899.
2 m. 2. vs.,
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si - vi iif I7i

Ha fsllecido en- Madrid Ell conocido
banquero don RomuaIdo Chsvarri, an
tiguo comerciante de la Capital
III senior Chavarri vino mny ioven q
esta isla. J a faerza de laboriosidad,
trabajo y constaucil form6 uu gran ca
pital.
Figuraba en- Ia alta sociedsd madri
lena, donde era muy considerable.
El sefIor Chavarri era ito cqrnsl de
Ia distinguida esposa de nuestro queri
do amigo Ell doctor don Eduardo Lacot.
Reciban los esposos Laoot todos los
demas deudos del senior Chavarri, In
sentida expression de nuestra condoleu
cla. alg
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4yiso q los zapateros


Los que suscriben acaban de reci-
bir, directamente de Alemania, In
glaterra Y Francia, un complete Y
variado surtido de Marroquines, ba-
danas, becerros, eharoles y eabriti-
lies, que ofreeen en- realizaei6n, a
pl clos sumamentess m6dicos.
AtoC ia Ponce. A E3nGlsuelb b Ca.
NJviembre H. de 1899. Pm. a.
Las PlJdOlUS 6lllg'tlGaS del doctor
Santoni, poderoso medicamento para
Ia curaei6n de Ia aneal3a, cl0f0Sls,
c0l0reS pQlid0S, cdl5Sanci0, debaldad,
fatiga, pallitqci0ReS, marcos, maids
dlqeSti0aeS, dolores de eSt0nSdgo, ina
peteacta, etc, no irritan come los u,
a0S, eitBlTeS j otfas preparedness
Hamadas reeenshtnyentes. Las Pil-
tl0ras dni0g1llaS lortalecen sin pro
dueir distapbi0s aIguno en- el oFga-
nismo i de ahi el gran vaior terra
p6Utie0 que van oada dia adquirieudo
ll-la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

Nusatra gentil amiga la pianista puer
torrriquena Elisa Tavarez celebr6 su
auunciado concerto en- San Juan, des
pertando grands sntusiasmo entire Is
distinguida coneurrencia asistente al
festival,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

Esa cr6nica forma parts del articulo
que q sciior Abril public6 en- Et Nue.
10 Mu'ado de Madrid, eontestando los
ataques que E Heraldo dirigta por en-
tonces d la raza de color.
tx despu6a, unos cuantos iIpb6ciles,
pertOneciente d esa razs, han dicho que
nuestro Director era enemigo de los
negros!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

Ha rendido la jornada de la vida en-
esta ciudad ell laborioso obrero don Gre
gorio Oxio, federal enthusiasts y con
vencido,
A sa esposa hijos damoS nuestro
mas sincere p6same.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

Uno de los cstablecimientos mas con-
ourridos hoy dfa, es Ell cafe restaurant
Ey Poncet5o del senior Melia, el cual ha
sido trasladado q Ia esquiua de la casa
que ocupaba, Plaza Principal.
Esta mohtado con elegante sencill6z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

ES lamentable ell siguiente hecho de
que nos da cuenta nuestro colega Ey
7arjtorjo
HI dia 5, a las dos media de la tar
de, nGi6 en- San Sebastian un lamen,
table accidente. FL soldado Charles
Anderson que tenfa la costumbre de ju
gar con los nifos de la escuela 4 la hora
del recreo, hallandose medic 6brio y
creyendo que ell fusil estsba descsrgado,
spunt6 aobre ell grupo IIuyeron todos
a Ia desbandada, mas no asf ell nifo de
amos Juan Evangeista Toledo, que
tom6 e hecho a broms, pues dicho sol
dado le obsequiaba a menudo con dul-
ces. De prouto son6 uu tiro y Juan
Evangelista vino a TERRA con ell pecho
destrozado. A los pocos momentos era
cadAver. HI eausante de la desgrsoia
fu6 conducido al dep6sto municipal y
de allf trasladado a las Marfas. Su de
sespelaci6n no reconoce lfmites. Fl
pueblo todo, comcnzando por la madre
de la viotima, imploran clemenoia para
ell infeiz soldado. AL entierro acudie-
ron todas las elases sociales. Entire toa
amerioanos se sbri6 una suscripci6n a
favor de Ia familia de Juan Evaugelsta,
hab6udose reunido s98.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-13

Guyana es la eterna mania de los
rspubIicanos, no hay dfa que no echen
4 rolar por esas GALES alguna bola del
tamaflo de La NueUa Era.