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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
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cantidad. Atencion particular a los ped1dos
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Y traficantes de camisas, sobretodos, pantalones,
panueos, novedades utiIes ioyera ropa hecha para
Senoras CabaIeros, ect. Todos estos artfculos Sc
fabrcan en- nuestra propia fabrica establecida
hace treinta amos van direct anente de ella q
nuestrOs marchantes ecOnOmizando asi ell
pago de todas las utlidades que perciben los
reyendedores garantizando los precios mas
baos por articuos de primera clase. Negociamos
tam bien con toda clase de artfculosde de algodon.
Agentes para ferreteria fina muebles, pianos,
ect. Aiendemos prontamente toda correspondence.
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una Hbrarlza sobre New York, Paris Lon
dres, de un giro postal de por 10 nenos un
2OS como deposito garantia de buena fe.
Referencias - Mercantile, National Bank,
Oriental Bank, Y tambien las Agenc1as Mer-
cantiles de Dun Bradstreet todos de New
York. ROGGEN & EISENSTEiN,
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
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Per fegsg eafsse


septiembre 2s.
MURgO En- was HsAeTcm
El literato John w. Mocolay,
murio aver en- Washington.
Ia EIECUCloN De Gz0LGQsz
Miles de personas solicitan in
vitaciones para ell acto de la eie-
cucion do Czolgosz
Todas Sc niegan.
HEaUaCaa
<Lord~ Kitchener general on
jefe de las fuerzas brltanicas en- el
africa del sur, ren1ncia por roza-
mientos con Ell ministro de Ia que
rra ingles.
POSSIBLE ExET0
En- Venezuela Sc siente una
crisis economical.
Parece que Ia revoluci6n con-
ira Ell actual presidente Cipriano
Castro, tendra exito.
Los barcos rehusan ayudar al
gobierno.
Amigos de Castro ingresan en-
la fuerza rebeldes.
CASE lHkiNEMTE
La declaration de guerra de
Venezuela d Colombia, Sc conside-
"a casi inminente.
Com LOS REV0IuCEOnARa0
Emilio Fernandez gobernador
de Caracas bajo la presidencia de
Cipr'ano Castro, es comandante de
La revolucion venezolana.
MORENO CALDERQN
FL fiscal de la Corte de Dis
trito de Ponce don Antonio More
no Calderon, suspendido recien-
temente, SO rebela contra las acu-
saciones que Sc lie dirigen y pide
que SO abra una information para
demostrar que son falsos los car
gos. Supone que parten de sus
enemigos personales y polltieos.
RaR. HUNT
Este honorable gObernador ga
le para Cayey donde pasara el do
mingo y lunes, en- comparfa del
comandante del battalion de ca
ballerfa.
AGuiLA RIGA
Ell c6lebre bandido Pepe NAL |
donado, alias "Aguila Blanca,
es indult sdo por Ell gobernador de
toda pena que Sc le haya impuesto |
on epoca de La soberania espaflola. |
Solo cumplira en- presidio nue.
We aflos "a dias por delito que per-
petro baio la deminacion ameri-
cana.
PARA EaGuAs
Maflana sale para esa IN ve-
terinario. Examinara los anima.
les con muerno que existcn On La
Jurisdiction segdn quejas de mn-
chos vecinos.
IkDuLTAD0s
Ell honorable goberL ador in.
1ulta catorce COM rciantes de
Yabucoa multados por no csar el
,istema metrico.
PARA PONCE
Ha salido para Ponce don F--
lerico Degetau y Gonzalez
Lleva ef proposito de buscar
entire las fracciones re-.
CONTRA NuESTaO CAFE
Desde primero de Uctubra, {
,agara nuestro cafe al introdncir- |
9 en- Cuba, cuatro pesos mas de /
} que actuaImente satisface.
Sc ha nivelado asf con Ell de- !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

Desde primero de Uctu bra,
pagara nuestro cafe al introdncir-
SO en- Cuba, cuatro pesos mas de
10 que actualmente satisface.
Sc ha nivelado asf con Ell de-
recho que pagan los demas paises.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

s jose G. del Vale Fortaleza 7D.-Of-
cnas para Ia gestfon de asuntos admfnfstrati-
vos en- todos los centros ofciales.
De hoy mafana negara San Juau ell
vapor cubano sMarfa Herrera, procedente de
Habana escalas intermedias.
Sc han distribuido 5e 600 libros 2. 900 es-
critorios entire las escusIas lie la isla.
Sc disbribuiran 5000 escritoriOs mas.
gH~ ~SASTRERIA ITALIANA de Miguel
| Savino.-Trai ies la medida pronttud y
m6dicos precios. Al clente que no quede sa-
tisfecho me obligo hacerle otro traie. Exis-
tencias &c g6neros tngleses y franceses.-San
francisco, So San Juan P. r. d.
Hoy probabIemente saldrA para Cayey ell
honorable goberador civil Mr.. Hunt.
Ell vapor SMaracaibo> condujo San Juan
Il profesores americanos.
g|-MnsbIss de s0das classes Margarida &
POR Sc .5oo
Sc vende una fnea en- Santurce, con casa
yIyieuda en magnffcas condolences para una
numerosa familia en- sitio csntreo de dicho
poblade.
La fnca mide 80 metros de frente Ia Ca
rretera, con 100 metros de fondo, rentando 10
casa de aIqnler so mensuales.
Para informes dirijrse do1a JuanaAcos-
ia viuda de MeIts en- Santurce.
Parada Finay. al
Sc tiene sdmitfda la reuuncia de don Ra-
fael Gutierrez, del cargo de iuez municipal de
Bayamons
xBA BORINQUENS- Targas & Ca no
ovidar que esta casa es la que mas barato
vende que constante mente introduce nuevas
mercancfas y artlculos de alta noyedad. Wis
Ia hace f6.
I'll director de Ia Com pafifa de carros elec
tricos, dispona que los potclas uEbanos pa
gaen pasaje cuando establezcan los yehl
culos de Ia empresa
4El Ahorro Colectvos de Jose Solivera Ia
side trasiadado q Ia calle de San Just nj
nero 35.
Por los hItimos vapores ha recbido IN
nueVo surtido do proyiciones, especialmente
varias conservas De todas cases.
SIS San Jusso 35 q.
Ha ingresado en- la compabfa de sarzuela
que actGz San Juan el aplaudido tenor CO
Inico sefor Ramirez, recien legado de vene
zuela.
La presidencia de la 1unta local de ms
truccion en- Toa-baJa no reconOce los nom
bramientos de vocales hachos por la Corte de
Distrito.
La Emulsion de Scott ha sido lamada
p0r las madres la Providencia de los nif1os
Los medfcos aprneban este dictado.
Las estadfsticas 10 confrman.
Gle tenidO OCCASION, varias veces, de COM |
probar que la Emulsion de Scott puede susti- |
tur yenta josamente al aceite de bacalao sim |
pie, sobre todo, en- Ia medicina de los niios |
que Ia toleran muy bien.2
S. Domingo, r. D., Setembre 10 de 1894. |
Tkr EYa;CofoS Corro;c1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
"csunHD DE cADIZ"

Acaba de entrar d este puerto
el yapor espanol "Ciudad de Ca
diz'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

En- suelto que pubfczmos aver, dim os
equiVocadamente que don Francisco Escoda
hab14 agredido hacs tempo en- esta ciudad al
senor Vss; cuando el autor de aquella sgre-
sion 10 fae sa hermano Manuel.
Valga ia sclaracion.
EUGENIO J. IGLESIAS.
Preparation para fngreso en- Colegios
Universidades -Cursos com petos de Inges.-
Glasses particulares. es.-Traducciones. Sol 46
San Juan, Puerto Rico. al.
Hay Tnucha animation para la velada II
rico dram8tica que debe celebrar manana Ia
Sim patica sociedad <Uni6n Cagueha.1
FL vapor xMaracaibo> conduio SO sacos
de correspondence de los Estados Unidos
esta isl2.
Leoncio overwhelmingly Deutis-
ta.-Calle de Ruiz Belvis Caguas Puerto
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
La Rosita
DE MarcelfnO Mira bal
IL Cruz IL San Juan Puerto Rico

Esta blecimiento de ferreterfa
y quincalla, especiaIidad en- per.
fumerfa, lozas, hero esmaltado.
p1nturas on poIvo, y efectos de es-
critofio.
Importation directa. Ventas
al por mayor y detail.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
PARA PONCE

Ha salido para Ponce don F.
derico Degetau y Gonzalez
Lleva ef proposito de buscar
avenencias entire las fracciones re-.
publicanas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

El honorabl goberI ador in.
dulta d catorce COM rciantee dc
Yabucoa multados por no csar e.
sistema metrico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

Malana sale para esa un ye-
terinario. Examinara los anima
les con muernO que existcn en- La
Jurisdiction segdn quejas de mn-
choS yecinOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

s Jose 6. del Vale (Fortaleza 7D.-Of-
cinas para Ia gestion de asuntos administrati-
vos en- todos los centros ofciales.
De hoy ma1ana legara San Juau Ell
vapor cubano sMarfs Herrera, procedente de
Habana escaas fntermedias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
MORENO CALDEH0N
~ r. HUN T

Este honorable gobernador ga
le para Cayey donde pasara el do
mingo y lunes, en- compa1fa del
comandante del battalion de ca
ballerfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

Sc han distribuido 5e 600 libros y 1000 es
critorios entire las escusTas de la isla.
Sc distribuiran 5000 escritorios mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
KURgO EN- wasHENGTca

Septiembre 2s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
AGufLA BL- lea

Ell c6lebre bandido Pepe NAL
donado, alias "Aguila Blanca,
es indult sdo por el gobernador de
toda pena que Sc le haya impuesto
on epoca de La soberania espaflola.
Solo cumplira en- preside nue.
We af1os "a dias por delito que por-
petro bajo la domination ameri-
cana.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20
ACCIDENT AT SPENCER.
Droken Ribs and Other Injuries-The
Marriage Tomorrow.

Correspondence of The Messenger.)
Fayetteville, n. c., December IL.
Mr.. Claude Haigh has had a serious
fall from a locomotive at Spencer, with
the breaking of one or two ribs and
other painful hurts, and will be brought
home today. He is a favorite in Fay.
~etteville social circles, n general re-
gret is expressed over the accident
Mr.. z. A. Johnston and Miss jamie
McDiarmid will be married at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning in the Presbyterian
church. and the following are here from
Baltimore to attend the ceremny: MISS
Patterson. Messrs. Frank Patterson,
Griswold Thelin, William Crenshaw and
Edward Dining. A german compliment.
tary to the bridal party takes place to-
night.
ohm Smith, a negro, came very near
finding his grave yesterday under a pile
of cotton seed at the oil mill in the
eastern suburbs of town. He was
shoveling on one side of the pile, when
a great mass of the seed caved in on
him. and he was dug out by his fellow
laborers. unhurt but badly scared.
One Of the very pleasant social events
of the year was the car party given in
honor of Miss Belle Jennings, by Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Jennings at their resi-
dence on Gillespie street.
MI. w. K. Cromartie, a prominent cit
lien of Bladen county. uncle of Mrs. d.
H. Ray and Mrs. T. H. Sutton, of this
city, passed away at his home near
Cypress creek. Cumberland county loses
an excellent citizen, and the church a
valued working member. by the death
of Mr.. A. A. McFadyen, of Raeford,
twenty miles west of this place.
Yesterday Mr.. Thomas S. Leak car
ried to Georgia his brother, Mr.. w. +.
Leak, who has long been in feeble
health at the residence of DR.. H. w.
Lilly. hoping that a winter in the south
will benefit him.
Sheriff G. A. Burns is on a trip to
Tennessee on business connected with
his livery and sales stables.
Mrs. j. B.. Underwood has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. j. A
Moore. at Tarboro.
Mr.. T. P. Harrall, a leading citizens OF
Cheraw, S. c., was here yesterday.
Mr.. ]. L. Prior, formerly of the Penn
berton & Prior drug house, now a
travelling man, visited Fayetteville this
week.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20
NORTH

Hendersonville Hustler: The aged
widow of the late Rev. D. B. Nelson.
died at her home near Yale on Tues
day of this week. The remains We're
laid to rest at OakdaiC cemetery. this
cItv on Thursday. the funeral being
conducted from the home. She was
we'll and favorably known throughout
western North Carolina
Winston Sentinel: Deputy Collector
5 +. Shore, of Yadkin county, who was
here today reported a serious accident
which occurred at his home, at Shore
this week. Sam Shore. t~en-ycar-old son
OF Mr.. julius Shore, was leading a cow
when the animal became frightened and
ran away with the boy. The chain
which young Shore was holding, was
wrapped round one Of his legs and
ne was dragged for some distance, re-
sulting in breaking the boys limb.
Elm City Elevator: Tuesday morn
ing Ernest. the youngest son of Mr..
Wiley Farmer. who lives about q mile
from Elm City. was found dead in the
wood on Mr.. John l.. Bailey's farm, q
short distance from his home. Ernest
left home about 9 o'clock that morn
ing to go rabbit hunting. About 10
o'clock Mr.. Robert Brown, overseer for
MIR. Bailey. heard the report of a gun,
but paid no attention to it a. hunters
are very numerous. At IL o'clock he
notified fire in the woods, and sent a
negro yer to put 1t out. When the
negro arrived at the scene Of the fire
Il horrible sight met his eyes. Ernest,
1T seems, had sat dow on a stump, n
when putting his CUR on the ground.
(stock DOWN discharged the load into
mis- throat.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20

New York, December 1S.-The cotton
market opened steady with prices l to
5 points higher, this being an Indifferent
to distinctly bullish Liverpool
cables and light port receipts. The
DON trade was disposed to sell on every
bulge on the idea hat business would
continue to fall off as the holiday sea-
son approaches. Liverpool and the con-
tfnent were early buyers here; commits
sion houses had more selling thar buy
ing orders. Wall street and the south
traded sparingly. Freezing tempera-
lures over prettv much all of the belt,
with light estimates for tomorrow's re-
ceipts, checked any eve decline in
prices after the call. Liverpool quickly
conrformed to our opening, n foreign
demand 500 tapered off. For the rest
of the morning the market f1uctuated
between very narrow limits, with bust
ness dull. Throughout the afternoon
trade was Of a professional, evening up
character and small at that, with
prices holding a trifle under last nights
final bids. There was very little cotton
for sale and very little demand for that
offered. The sole aim of the room fac
ton was centered on closing up ac-
counts in preparation for the holiday
season. Southern spot markets report
ed a quiet trade at full prices, and New
England %spinners told of a brisk bust
ness at former prices. The market
closed barely steady with prices net ]
to 4 points lower.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20

Old man Hoar's idea Of a law to re-
strict l%ynching is built on the PROPOSE
ton that lynching in the south is a
crime akin TO treason while in the
north and west il is merely a demon
stration of popular wrath h is
mostly valuable as demonstrating rot
so much the ca1iber of the Massachu-
sc It's intellect as the venom in the
hatrGd entertained for the south by
New England politicians = Winston
Journal
The southern people know ard IN
derstand ell these things. hey desire
L. instill into their sors and daughters
the present social instincts; they wish
them to be Industrious, intelligent and
81 atefuI and this can never be done II
they are put in social contact with ne
Groes. This belief is = part OF the life
Of every true man n woman "doTD
south in Dixie" He who holds A con-
trary view they set DOWN as an ignor-
anus. rs he undoubtedly is, or as a
fool unfit to be even argued with. This
view is much strengthened by the dis
ike the northern people nave for the
negro who must have some reason for
.t.-Rocky Mount Motor.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York. December 1S.-The princi-
pal effort of operators in STOCKS today
continued to be to solve the enigma or
the copper question. The erratic fiuc-
tuations Of Amalgamated Copper re-
flected the uncertainty OF mind OF the
Professional operators in this stock who
largely monopoliZed the dealings. Trad
ers Of he class who usually depend
upon the toss of a coin or upon the e
gressiye leadership of larger operators
for actuating motive talked glibly Of
technical conditions in the copper trade.
OF actual developments the additional
cut in the prices Of copper was the
feature of the day.
The weakness yesterday in Amalga-
mated. which continued this morning,
was due to the assumption that there
would be further declines in the price
of the company's product. The rally
of AZ points in the price of the stock
after the reduction of selling prices BY
the United Metals Selling Company In
dictated that yesterdays selling was by
professional bears and was o~verdone.
Many rumors were industriously cir
culated Of progress towards adjustment
OF all Of the late unsettling influences
In h copper situation. The lowering
Of prices by h dominant powers I'm the
trade Is believed to have cut of the
margin OF profit on production OF many
OF the minor producers, thus foreshad-
OWING a decline In production The DOS
sibility that all the bad news was out
added to the urgency of the demand
from the shorts. Amalgamated closed
at the top price. 3 points above last
night and 6 points above the low record
price.
Further selling OF Standard OH i'm the
outside market at as low as ESQ was at
trfbuted to sympathy with the weak
ness In Amalgamated Copper.
The motive for the underlying
strength In the market was the easier
tone In the money market, call loans
ruling for the part at s per cent.
Fears OF further gold exports are SUBJ
siding and confidence IL growing that
the period until the refiux Of funds into
the channels Of the money market will
be safely tided over.
The bears conferred their attack On
Manhattan. forcing It 3h under the best
n nigh priced coalers and q number
OF spectalties. especially the cotton Oh
etocks showed notable strength. Ths
buoyancy finally developed In Amaka
mated Copper rallied the general nAr-
ket and caused a firm closing.
The bond market was active and
strong. Total sales. par value. were "a
lie. 000. United States old as coupon
and the SIS registered advanced nc and
IS coupon nc. The 3's coupon declined
Ac or the last call Total sales of
stocks today were 702. 700 shares
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20
SORE NECK

Take SCOTS Emulsion for
scrofula. Children often have
sores On the neck that won't
heal up. The sores may come
and go. Parents may not
know what's the matter nor
what to do. Scrofula is the
trouble and SCOTS Emulsion
is the medicine.
SCOTS Emulsion heals the
sores. But that is not all.
Scrofula leads to consumption.
This is the real danger.
SCOTS Emulsion is the
"ounce of prevention" that
keeps off consumption.
Wei send you a Ettle to Try. If you Like.
SCOTT 9 BOVINE, 80 Pei sEest, Nov ysik
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20
MURPHY,s COTTON LETTER.

New York, December lS.-Cotton
opened a shade higher and moved with
in a narrow range most OF the morning.
There was next TO nothing new beyond
the fact that cables were more than ZIP
to expectations. Bears made futile ef-
forts to break the market and met with
determined resistance. While there
was little doing. bull confidence was on
the increase and nothing now stands In
the way of a broadening market except
the holidays, people as q rule not car
ing to take much part at this season
of the year. Receipts are being watch
ed with great interest and for n little
while they will have more or less influ-
ence in the daily curse of prices, al
though the more confident bulls are
picking up cotton in confidence of good
profits.
The continent sold here against pur-
chases in Liverpool. where prices were
/ point higher: Port receipts were 5O.-
600 bales, against So. 600 last year. The
more confident bulls are holding on TO
their cotton and those who want to buy
are simply holding back for a favorable
opportunity, or rather for the
when more convincing evidence Of the
crop shortage is apparent. II is not
improbable tlat we shall witness the
abandonment of all such ridiculous esti-
mates as 10. 500, 900 bales, before a great
while and it will be surprising If the
trade does not soon regard 10. Geo. eco as
the maximum. Some Mississippi ac-
counts assert hat 80 per cent. OF the
crop is yet unpicked in the hill counties
and we believe this statement to be
correct, but the snow in the section re-
ferred to has changed the situation
there and planters there state that the
cotton will fall out as n result of the
snow and cause still more damage than
that caused by rain.
MURPHY & CO, Unc.D
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-20
Messenger Bureau.

Messenger bureau.
Raleigh, -. c., December IL.
DIR. Richard H. Lewis, secrosary II
the state board of health left play Tor
Fdgecombe county, at the request OF the
county sanitary committee. to advise
with the latter regarding the spread OF
smallpox into Edgecombe from wilson
county. The superintendent OF health
of the latter. has for months persiSIeht.
lv commended that this disease IS not
but at the recent con1olnt
session of the board-of health and the
state Medical Society it was SHOWN by
the unanimous opinion or those VINO
discussed the question that the disease
was smallpox, and this was 1urther
proved by the findings of DR.. joshua
TayIoe. the state smallpox inspector
who examined the cases. Yet the WI
son superintendent persists in his ao-
srird diagnosis. Complaints are also
made against Wilson county, on lne
same ground. by Wayne. Green and
Nash counties
The governor today honored the requi-
sition of the governor OF Georgia for
Or Toe Williams. alias Mackey Dur
ham. charged with stealing a horse n
buggy from j. A Chatham. Of Jefferson
county. Ga. Williams is the man who
was arrested at Wilson on the belief
that he was the abductor of Nellie
Cropsey and that his pretty wife, who
was with him was Miss Cropsey. VIII
liams was later found TO be a horse
thief. Chatham came to this state and
as he stopped at a station saw his W
horse which Williams had sold.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has paid into the state treasury
s ,25O. being the tax for 1S99-1900 on the
$3.50. GEO additional valuation of its prop
& rrhiah u-no n Ornn6. or 40 a POm-
promise.
The supreme court Will not adjourn
for the term until Christmas eve.
There are in what is know as the
Raleigh road district, that is a district
in which all the residents pay taxes for
building n maintaining the public
roads. 119 miles Of road, including cross
roads. OF these go miles are built. Up
to two years ago macadam was eXclu-
siVely used, but since then gravel only
The authorities claim that the gravel
serves the purpose equally as we'll. and
that the cost of a gravel road is only z
tenth of a macadam pad
A portrait of the late Theophilus II.
Hill, of Raleigh, one of the best known
of the very few North Carolina poets,
has been placed in the state library.
1t was painted by his daughter and is
the gift of a number Of his friends.
An adjourned, but brief, term of the
United States district court was held
here today.
The weather this morning was as cold
as it vas yesterday.
The case OF the three gold brick swim
dlers. DAILY, Kawley and Howard, from
Greensboro. now in the p~enitentiary
here. will go to the supreme court OF
the United States, on appeal from the
decision of the supreme court here.
There is mOney behind these ~swindlers
and it is making the lawyers move.