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The Portland daily press., 1899-01-12

Canvas Coats.
Only rs left. will go at this Clearance
Sale for 99C
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09

SEVENDE-Por tener que ausen-
tarse para Filipinas su dueflo, vende su
caballo, Ell que desee verlo puede pasar
| d la ultima casa lie Ia Gale Concordia.
Tambien podran verlo Ell microbes
que Sc corre,a al rededor de la plaza d
las de Is tarde. e.-Abril 25 1899.
Los senores Piza Hermanos, S. en- c.
de esta ciudad han trasladado sus ofici.
mas y almacen al espacioso local de la
succession Aguiln, situado en- la calle de
Isabel esquina Leon. 3-l2.
Sc vende en- s 200 provinciales un CO.
che de dos asientos en- exceleate estado,
ruedas patentes, arnes y caballo. 81,
lnformaransen esta Imprenta.
FL que suscribe sc ofrece para admi-
nistrar tincas rdsticas y urbanas dando
al efecto las mejores referencias y ga
rantfas, tambi6n pueie hacerse cargo de
la contabilidad mercantil en- alguna ca
numero IL.
Mario Ii 1899. 3. m. alt.
fOr ausentarse su dueno: Sc vende
barato un bonito eoche de dos asientos
= de POGO uso; tiene su magnftico jue
go de arneses.
I'm venta tambien un.hermoso caballo
para co,;he. Tiene A ] anos de edad y
mide u cuartas, siendo uno de los me-
jores que sc encuentran en- esta ciudad.
En- esta imprenta informaran
Ponce, Mayo 8 1899.
Sc vende un filtro Pusteur sumatn en- :
te barato. Informaran en- esta impren
ia.
vEMDEN Cerveza de las marcas
Rheiagol0 = Pt4bst tambien Ginger
Ale, Boysen y Ca.-Poncc, Febrero 6
de 1899. 3 m.
OJO! iOJO! Papel del Pino para
cigarrillos clase selecta $54 resma do
BILE ofrecen los senores Toro y Ca.
Ponce, Mayo 10 de 1899.
Por no neccsitarla su duefio, Sc ven
de una hermosa mesa escritorio. En- es
ia redaccion informaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
r Z c D r T Z $

Ii muier de talento nuuca nos lnts-
resa tanto como IL mujsr ds coras6n.--
Osiue7.io Wendell
No hsy hombrs que no llevs algo de
odioso en- 81. Tod0s tienen alg6a pun
to de oontacto con las bestias salvalss.
aunque 10 disimuler. - T0ltaire.
Cualquiers que llsye- On su persona
algo que provoque Ia risa 6 81 despre
cio, poses una especie de aguiion de-
fsnsiyo que le impele libr .rss de los
saroAsmos de ahf que las personas de-
formes sean tan; mordsoes. Hac6r.4ss
NO LO SABEN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
A V

Hoy que mi alma de tn amor ssaisuta,
N ia laeir de su Illusion ell dia,
Ia negra nube del pesar int. nta
nub.ar el cielo Is esperanxa mia.
Tai vez intentan disipar mi anhelo.
herir mi pecho, marchitar mis- fores,
pues quieren perturbar con VOC de duslo
ell himno del amor de mis- amores.
Y es porque igno AN que tn pecho, en-
oalma,
81 aver blillsba triste y solitario,
hoy ca el temple donds al tin mi alma
halo un hermoso y virginal ssntaario.
Es porque ignorau que tn amor, hoy
(mio.
es frme y grande y como grande fuerts
nj ell destinO barbara s impio
podrk tirano deoretar su muerte.
Els porque iguors qas to dan h,stfo
esos eoos de envi liza, y mis- cantarss,
que feel to ofrsnda trov sdor sombrio,
son las brisas que meoen los patmaree.
Mas no temas mi bien: se q. al pass do
no conssgra tn mente, nj un recuerdo,
= cantando cusl siemprs euamorado,
nj mi illusion nj mi espersnza pierdo.
Sfgueme enviando CON placer profundo
las esperanzas de tn amante anhelo
es c.da Erase de tn amor, Jun mundol
cada suspiro de tn pecho, i'm cielol
75mds Marti,aes Austria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
Noticias
ganeraies

SuDIicaHn0S q Nu0StfOS Ou6nOS dg0u- :
ties que no hayan Iiquidado los recibos
lcorrespondiente al lltim0 trimestre
nos haqan ell favor de hacerl0, pues
muy en- br0ye les enviarem0s los que
correspOnden al tercer trimestre.
Ha entrado d ejercer sus funciones
como m6dico, en- la ciudad de Maya
giiez, ell doctor Lange.
Como 10 habfamos anunciado:.el vier-
nes en- la npche Sc despidi6 el general
Henry ysu familia de ia socisdad pner-
torriqneTa. la reception de .despedida
'fue mny cordial y sentida, al decir de
nuestros colegas de la capital.
En- ell pueblo de Aguada Sc expende
el pan a cinco ce,atayos los 400 gramos.
Gran consternacion ha reinado en- Ba-
yam6n con motive de una terrible from
ba martina que Sc desarrollo por aque
liza comarca.
En- Patillas ha habido un gran incen-
dio que empezo por la casa Ayunta-
miento, perdiendose en- absolute todo
eel archivo municipal.
/ Sc instruye ell correspondents suas-
rio.
En- la capital da cuenta la prensa de
que Ell alcalde de aquella ciudad Sc pro
pone elevar al concejo a un represen-
tante de la clase obrera; hace mucho
tempo que dos artesanos perteneclentes
los amigos del sefior Mufioz Rivera,
forman parte lie este Ayuntamiento.
La distingulda dana dofia Josefa Ga
Hart de Muhoz, ,esposa de don Manuel
Mdfioz Bifios, y tia polftica de nues-
tro querido amigo don Luls Munoz
Rivera, fallecio en- la Capital.
Damos Ell pesame q la familia hacien-
dolo extensive dc modo particular a
nuestro amigo Don Simon Moret, hijo
polftico de la finada.
Els impossible que Ia vacunaci6n puc-
da terminar en- ell tempo marcado sino
Sc duplica ell nhmero de vacunadores.
La gente que Sc reune diariamente tie
ne que retirarse.sin poder ser vacunadas,
Con fecha 21 de Abril y ante cl nota-
rio don Rafael Leon, otorgo dona Be
len Esbri viuda de Cartagena, poder
general para que la represente en- todo
sus asuntos, a nuestro amigo don Ra-
fael Rivera.
Damos ell pesame nuestro estimado
amigo don Luis Basanta, por la muerte
de su tierno nfilo Eduardo, cuyo ca
daver sc lie di6 sepultura ell domingo.
Continda la alarma en- Europa por la
estreohez die relaciones entire Russia 6
Inglatarra. s1
Mariana miercolee, -ohsequiara lei Sc :
iior Brindia de Salas q varios miembros
de la juventud artesana de Ponce, con
un concerto que sc verifcara Ell la casa
de don jose MORN, calle de la Salud.
Despues del concerto habra bale con
una gran orquesta que diIigira ell re-
nombrado Domingo Cruz.
Nos dicen de Guayama que en- las
oticinas de Obras Publicas, de aquella
villa, sc viene hacienda una suscripcion
reservada exigiendole & todos los ira
bajadores una cantidad, 50 pretesto de
que sera repartida entire los pobres, y
como quiera que los individuos quie-
mes les exigen la cantidad reservada son
pobres, viene llamaado La atenci6n ell
procedimiento, por la extricta reserva
que en- clio Sc desplega.
Dice un periodical de la Capital:
<Se ha irIst alado Ia sociedad protec-
tora de los animales, y Sc ha clausurado
ell Institute de "a ensenanza. NO Lay
duda que progresamos.,
Sale porsI los Estados Unidos el pro
fesor de instruction don Esteban Rios
Carellas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09

que asisten las novenas de Mayo, vi
sitan L. plaza despues de la igIesia.
En- Il noche de aver Ia reunion de las
sDelic'ass era muy simpatica. Magnf
tico cieio, Temperatures agradable. Para
los enamorados era nochs de amor; Y
para los Que coltda por alguna circuns-
tancia, era noche de idilio.
En- esos ratios de satisf accion, en- que
la misica ameniza la agradable estancia
de una encantadora compailfa, ell item
po CORE fugitive, ell alma, baflada en-
la luz de risuefIos espeiismos. viaia iu-
guetona por los eampos tloridos de la
fantasia.
En- esos momentos supremos 10 que
Sc escapa del corazon, es, puro eanto
de ideaiidad.
! Feifces los que aman r.! - =
! Con ell rubro de PonceHus, empezare-
mos publican en- breye unos ligeros
esbOzos iiterarios, obra debida a la ga.
latte collaboration de un amigo nuestro.
va hemos lefdo alganos, que nos han
agradado en- extreme
Con ell fin de despertar interes ZEN la
lectura, publicaremos semanalmente un
solo peril.
FL primero, que tenemos va en- nues-
tro poder, responde al nombre de Mar
garita.
En- nuestro namero de aver, por una
distraction, quedaron sin aparccer va
rias lfneas que servfan de encabez amien-
to a la esplendida m anifestaci6n de los
liberales de Aguadilla.
Lo sentimos profundamente, apro-
vechamos la OCCASION de nombrerles pa
lra enviar un saludo a aquellos queridos
! hermanos.
No hay efectO sin c0etsa. Este prin- :
eipio de iogica Sc nos ocarre al obser-
var la creciente demandas que obtienen
los cigarrillos EI Ioro, elaborados por
La International; pues ese favor deci
calidad del tabaco y papel empleado,
| en- la confeccion de tan rico producto
Pfdanse en- todas las tabaquerfas,
cafes, restaurants pulperfas.
Los senores Gilet y Arce de este CO.
mercio acaban de recibir una nueva re-
mesa del acreditado muy selecto vino
de Champagne CARTA NEGRA de la
afamada casa de los se7iores Vix Barra
Fills Ca de Champagne, 10 que tienen
ell gusto de avlsar sus numerosos con-
sumidores.
Dirijirse directamente dichos sefio-
res los que deseen adquirir tan RIGA be-
blda. Playa de Ponce, Mayo L. de
1899. I'm. alt.
| ENRI0UlLLO.- .-Lateresanttsinaa Le-
yenau Hist6rica Dominicana, 1903 1888
por don Manuel deJ. Galvan, de venta
en- estas oficinas a S g. 90 ejemplar.
| Ponce, Abril % de 1899.
Dr. Flores Arricta = Medic0
-Se ofrece usted en- todos los ramos
de su profession.
Consultas gaatis para los pobres los
Msrtes y Saba los de l q q de la tarde,
Gale de la Estrells, esquina de la "a
lad. Enero, % de 1889. 1.mI.d
COMPAN AMUMlMA DE Ia
LUZ ELECTRlCA De PONCE-Se
compran pleas de MADEIRA labradas de
tachuelo de 27 pies largo por S'xs' 7'x7
l6'x6' SKIS 4'x4'. Tambien Sc compran
|pilotes de, igual MADEIRA 8 pies largo.
II, y 5 pulgadas diametro. Pic
Ccronas funebres. Las mas elegan-
tes y bonitas acabadas Gle recibir.
Sc venden en- los Precios Fijos calle
Idel Comercio.
Abril, % de 1894.
a. PASARELL RlUS, PROCU.
AO0R.-( ATTORNEY AT LAW)
Sc encarga de la gestion de toda clase
de asuntos judiciales administrators.
Takes charge of any legal business
judicial or administrative before the
Courts.
i Ponno hril Oh a1oa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
BUENA PUNTERIA
A un espeso monte
fu6 & Caxar uu dia

"A un oeposO monte
fu6 s caxar un dia
un amigo que con Ia esoopeta
con tai mana tira,
que 90 casi SECURE,
si apunta Almerfa
que la bala, silbaudo furioss,
se vaya d Galiois.
Entre unos ramajes
al punto divisa
un oonejo que estaba en- Ia fAlda
de una gran colina;
se prepare al punto,
dispara enseguidas aqait. 4s.a: ss:
y Ia bala o.uzando el espacio,
silba que ts' silvs,
@9'7 llega s&elas cassohs goa 'aHo so
Ss e'donde @el guAFdis hshita, Sal 49, q
y 4 'u suegra5 que sstsba 4 Ia puerta,
Ia d is tsndids. eaats ~
Y cuando asustsdo
Tor tai fechorfa
iba ell hombrs saltsndo entire pefias
e guardia le grita:
-lCaballero, graciasl
lBuena punterfai
Me ha matado 10 6era mas grands
de estss ceroarfas.
Jose Rodao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09

1l9. 9.56S. 90 119, ,56S. Oo
Ponce, Abril 80 lie de le99.-El Ad
ministrador, Wenceslao Sifre y Soler.
.-Vo Bo Ell Presidente, Carlos Arms
t''ong. 2-3
Bastones extranjeros, una gran va
riedad inmensa de corbatas y de medlas
finas pa,a caballeros, acaban de impor
tar en- Ell almacen de sombreros Ella Be-
liza borinquefia, Atocha 8, precios sin
compctencia. 1913
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
COMPANnA AMUMlnAA DE IA
LuZ ECECTRtCA De POMCE-Se


RAOOR.-(A ATTORNEY AT LAW)
Sc encarga de la gestion de toda clase
de asuntos judiciales 6 administrative
Takes charge of any legal business
judicial or administrative before the
Courts.
Ponce Abril 24,s1s9.
AV1SO.- Toda persona vacunada
por ell DR.. Raldiris debe sollcitar sus
certificados en- las ofieinas de vacuna-
ci6n en- los bajos del Hotel Chamberlin
calle MariHa.-Po Ponce, Voce Horsion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
DoLoRA

Para querer un rico, q. es un necio,
por pob, me entregaste al abAR dono,
81 ha sido por codicis, to despreoio.
81 ha sido por amor. -. lts 10 perdonoi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09

I'm viejo verde hacfa ell amor una
pollits, tom6 con empefio que ls nj
ia 'e tuteass, alsgando que al fin serfan
esposos.
La joven cansada de OR Il petioi6n,
le diio:
-Pues, bien, vete y no vuelvas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09

Pasado maf1ana jueves subira la
|escena en- la ella Perla, Ell Rey que Ra-
bio, obra- generalmente aplaudida y
donde pusieron los maestros Chapi y
Vital Aza todo su ingenio de artistas
afamados.
El papeltdel Rey esta cargo de la
|simpatica seflorlta Ramos, y Ell de Rosa
sera desempenado por la sefiora Nhfez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09

Por no neccsitarla su duefio, Sc ven
de una hermosa mesa escritorio. En- es
ia red dacci6n informaran.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-08

Those who have the matter in
charge propose to make the Indian
corn exhibit at the Paris Exposition
in 1900. one of the most interesting
of all the American displays at that
great fair. The object, OF course,
is practical one and means the
more thorough introduction of this
cereal as food for the crowded
millions of Europe. 1t is much
more nutritious food than rye and
barley, so generally used in the Old
World. AS it is, corn is making
some advance abroad. In 1894 the
corn expectation from the United
States amounted to $66,ooo,ooo; in
1906, $28,ooo,ooo; in 1896, $loI
100000; in 1907, $I7S,ooo,ooo. and
in 1893, $2I2.ooo,ooo. This gain
is gratifying, but it is expected that
the exhibit at the Exposition will
greatly accelerate it.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-08

somebody suggested that Perkins
had cast spell on the hens. The
thing looked supernatural, uncan-
ny, you know; SO, to get at the gist
of the whole thing, we decided to
sneak out to that barn some night
about midnight. Well, we did, m
I'll never forget that night till my
dying day. We sneaked tip to the
barn. Everything was quiet, m we
didn't notice that he'd run electric
light wires from the big hotel into
the barn. Howsomever. we got
bold, n one of our gang threw
open the barn-door.
Say, gentlemen. it was the sad
dest sight of my life. I've seen de-
ceived women and such, but this
beat 'em all, for those hens were
dumb creatures. Whatjer think
this mean cuss of Perkins had
done? Well, he'd hung up painted
scenery, like we see in theeayters,
all around the sides of the barn, to
look like landscape. Then from
the middle of the roof hung down
a dozen electric lights. Around the
sides of the barn. in their boxes.
set the most woebegone, detected.
WORKOUT set of hens you ever saw.
If you ever saw agony in hens
face it was there. Why. they had
almost human lines of care writ in
their faces.
"You see the game of this Per-
kins party was slick one. 1t was
this way. He'd turn on the electric
lights for four hours, N the hens
would do their duty n lay their
usual eggs. Then he'd turn off the
lights, N the hens would think it
was night n go to bed. He'd let
'em sleep for four hours. n then
slap would go the lights on again,
full glare. The misguided hens
would think it was another day, and
strain themselves-work overtime.
as it were-and lay another egg
apiece. The poor things didn't
know how they were fooled. but
they knew something's was wrong.
N the appealing looks they turned
to us made us almost cry. Say,
some of those fowls was on the
verge of suicide.
"Well, we held an Indignation
meeting the next day, N the resul!
was that this Perkins Teller moved
back to Connecticut to dodge the
Cruelty to Animals people. "-Nc1v
York Sm.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-08
Mean Trick on the Hen.
Yankee Way of Making Them
Work Overtime.

the man from Long Island, as he
raked his chin whisker with his
fingers. Its tale of deception
and the betrayer of the condolences
of faithful, Woodworking creatures.
well, to boil it down, it was this
way. A thin-faced Yankee moved
over from Connecticut bringing
with him about fifty hens. He
fixed up the old barn on the place
next to mine, which he bought, and
he installed the poultry, with three
or four arrogant roosters. in this
here barn. He gave out, although
he didn't talk much, that he was
a-goin' to run an egg farm. He
called it an egg ranch. AS he
wasn't sociable to any large extent,
and was in the habit of drinkin' by
himself, nobody paid much atten-
ton to him. We let him potter
around and just formed the conclu-
sion that lie was mighty mean
man. And, by ginger spruce! he
was the meanest, low-downest cuss
that I've ever run up against, and
we have some purity mean men,
bers of the tribe over in Long
Island.
well, things went along, and
this fellow-Perkins was his name
went down to the railroad sta
ton every day'n' shipped his eggs
to NJ York. One day Sam Martin
came to me and SEE, sezzee:
Joe, how many hens has that
ere Perkins fellow got layin' for
him.
Well, | didn't know edzactly.
but the postmaster, who keeps the
grocery store as side-show to his
business with Uncle Sam, he chip
ped in N says: Why, he's only got
fifty hens; | counted EN-
" That's jes' what | thought
says Sam, and that's why ! ask
We. We see, that fellow is sendin'
about twelve dozen eggs to Their
city every day. He can't make
eggs, N he don't steal 'em, fer no.
body's missed none. so where n
thunder does he get emp
ITO tell the truth, we all thought
Sam was mistaken. but the next
day | was down at the railroad sta
ton, and so were lot of others.
Sure enough, Perkins shipped
about twelve dozen eggs to the
market.
Nov, you folks who live up here
can't think how that Perkins's egg
situation bothered us. We stopped
talkin' politics, church squabbles
were lost sight of, n we didn't do
anything but talk about the Per-
kins egg output daytime and in the
post-ofice at night. Bimeby it
came to crisis. The strain was a
gettin' too heavy. We were losin'
sleep over the matter. 1t was de-
cided that we must investigate. We
appointed committee, and went
out to Perkins place. But do you
think he'd let us get within ten feet
of the barn? Nary.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-08

General agents,
Freight Department., 327 Market
Street. s. II.
Passengers Department, ia Mont
gomery Street, ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-28

meeting association. About hfty Of the
ladies were seated on the platform be
hind him. which added greatly 70 the
Interest Of the occasion.
Dr.. starkey preached q stirring SER
mon, taking for his subject, THE toun-
dalton Of the Christian church. Some
Of the points made were az follows: It
e absolutely necessary In the erection
OF q building, to have q good founda-
ton. The larger or greater the build
ing, the greater necessity OF having Q
sure foundation. The larger the build
ing the greater the necessity OF having
a Master Builder. Christ IL the foun-
dalton Of the Christian church. God
calls for q sure foundation. BE Il the
same yesterday. to-day and forever. BE
is a tried stone. We test things before
we trust them. God. the Father, has
tested Christ. BE was tested In that he
lived a sinlesg life. died for Us, arose
again for our justification, and then at
ter his ascension gave US the comforter.
No one who has trusted has ever been
disappointed He Is precious Corner
Stone The corner stone denotes union.
A corner stone Is for an example. and
all others are laid 70 II. BE urged on
ali Christians TO follow after their
model, which 70 Christ. This Is the on
IL foundation which God has laid. He
closed with an earnest appeal TO the
unconverted TO get upon this founda-
ton stone tust as soon as possible. At
( O'Clock the last children's meeting was
held. Sacramento services were held
at 7:l5 O'Clock. conducted by DR.. ]. w.
Hill and there were many commune
cants.
- l.. nfkaVs T1Yhtnh Raw
]. Wesley Hi preached from the
words. HFor as he thinketh In his heart
so IS he" A few OF the points made
are as follows: This is a wonderful
world, and one Of the most wonderful
thoughts we can think Is, Il am; ex-
ist." We are here for a purpose. We
are holding in the head thought and In
our hearts sin blasting everything II
touches. He spoke AZ some length on
the wonderful power Of thought. Speak
ing Of personality. he said that no one
has ever seen q man. The personality
Is always hidden. We can see the
house the man lives in. but the man Is
hidden. Christ came to harmonic the
different forces OF the human race. and
he cried 1t Is finished; he made this
harmony possible. Salvation Is provld-
ed for the whole man, soul and body
This Is all right. but individuals and
nations have paid too much attention
TO physical manhood; and It Is done too
much at the present time We are in
suited II we are accused OF attending
the prize tight. but you take a seat In
the gallery and read the morning paper
before we would eat our breakfast.
Some Of the word pictures drawn were
very realistic. The auditorium was
fairly packed. and the great audience
was held spellbound for more than an
At the conclusion Of the sermon a
grand Jubilee service was held. ending
with a grand march around the
grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-28

Rev. DR.. ]. Wesley Hill. the bright
ana brainy young clergyman, who has
been 80 prominent in the conduct Of
the annual camp meeting OF the Wheel
ing District Camp Meeting Association,
which closed 50 successfully yesterday,
has made a proposition to the directors
Of the association, which 1t Is quite
probable they may accept within the
ensuing weeks.
His proposition is for the holding OF
A two weeks Summer chautauqua on
the grounds next summer. Immediately
following the usual camp meeting Of
TWO weeks. he offers to put on a 1880
programme for 1890. and personally
conduct the afialr himself. There would
be three lectures each day, morning
afternoon and evening, Sundays includ-
ed and in addition there would be the
usual Summer Chautauqua schools In
connection, with competent instructors
In each.
The Intelligencer does not doubt that
4 Summer chautauqua on the beautiful
grounds at Moundsville would be a
brilliant success. especially with such
an effective worker, eloquent lecturer
and excellent executive head as DR..
HIu whose work in behalf Of the Amer
ican University project In this vicinity
a sell known. The success of the
Summer Chautauqua at Mountain Lake
park and at Bethesda indicates that
there is a field near Wheeling for II.
Il is hoped the project Will materi-