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The herald., 1895-12-15
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| Mills; V. G. r., William Blake; recording
secretary, Virgil W. Pyat; financial sec
| rotary, w. II. Dunn; treasurer, A. Nj. Cuf-
I ford; chaplain, Il. n. Maiden; S. W., +. 5.
Thornburg; j. W., G. NJ. Booth; s. b., ].
H. Matthews; j. b., II. j. Watcher, Ed v.
! financial commi, tee j. Blake. j. Clinch
| and G. Ward, representative to the next
session of High court.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F.. f. Jones celebrated the
| fifth anniversary of their wedding last
| evening by inviting in number of guests
| who spent the evening in playing euchre.
Refreshments were served and a pleasant
evening Vas enjoyed by all. Those present
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Mr.. Lukens, Mr..
and Mrs. Storey, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Harris,
Miss Stearns, Mr.. Edwin Stearns, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz, Mr.. and
ger, Miss Phelps. Col. Lawson. Judge
| Rossiter, Mr.. aud Mrs. Herlel, Miss Yves.
terfelt, Mrs. Brooks, Miss Brooks, Miss
Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Stuart, Mr.. Oscar
Freeman. Mrs. Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Adams, Mrs. Flynn, Douglas Sovereign.
James g. G. Baker, native of Indiana.
aged 80 years, and Kate Keehner, ma
tive of Germany, aged 26 years, both resi-
dents of Pasadena, have been licensed to
we'd.
Judge York yesterday dismissed: the case
of w. A. Wells and others against c. c.
Brown by stipulation, each side agreeing
to nay its own costa
The class in theosophy will meet at room
3, over Crilly's bookstore, every. Sunday
evening at 7:30. These meetings are
entirely free to the public. Everyone is
welcome.
In giving the report of the receipts at the
Universalist Bazaar of Holidays those from
the indie pendence day booth were left out.
The amonnt was S46.35, bringing the total
up to nearly 500.
Miss Winnifred Caldwell, who has spent
the past summer in the east, will return to
Pasadena next Friday. after month
spent at Stanford university.
Judge Magee of the state bank commits
sion, arrived this morning from the north
and will he at home until after Christmas.
Walter Richardson and Tom Ryder have
gone to the mountains in the Pine Flats
district for an indefinite stay.
DR.. Bleecker, who has been in Chicago
for some months. is expected home Mon
day evening on the Sunset route.
Capt. and Mrs. Lewis of Boston, are
located in Pasadena for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Custard from
Mendon. Mich. are the guests of Mr.. and
Hotel Green arrivals: Mrs. Leslie Wins
slow, Mrs. n. Boath, Evanston, Wy; Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Croxton. Mrs. A. NJ.
Thomas, Cleveland; Milton d. Clark, Lo-
Angeles; Mrs. Fannie Hoffmeier, Miss
Hoffmeier, Cincinnati; w. Il. Ball, Henry
Mayer, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e.
Harding, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. L.. NJ.
Washington, Petersburg. Va; D. J. j.
Allen, Laurens. Iowa; o. r. Allen, Man
haitian. Kas.: j. j. Shearer, Van Cleve,
Iowa. w. j. Nichols. Mrs. f. S. Bogert, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon d. Stone, San Fran
cisco; M. II. Wright, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. ?. C. Perkins. two children and
two maids ErOyD Maur Pa ~ q Rail
Chicago: p. H. Stimson. San Francisco !;
E. NJ Frank, Fallbrook; Jas. Green, St.
Louis; Maze Meyers, San Francisco; James
B. Glow. Chicago.
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as members if they will apply to Secretary
Hertel or any of the committee.

A CHAMPION MEAN MAN.
! The meanest man yet heard from is the
| individual who boarded an electric car the
| other day. Taking seat on the outside and
before he had proceeded far he addressed
| the motorman, asking question which the
! ing eye happened to catch sight of the leg
end, placed so conspicuously at the end of
the car, to the effect that HMotorneers are
not allowed to converse with the passen-
gers" his conscience (?) was so smitten
with the enormity of somebody else's
, guilt that to relieve himself of the great
weight he took the first opportunity to re-
port the heinous offense to the manage
ment of the road, with the result that the
obliging motorman was laid Off for ten
days. A lady just arrived from the east
who came out to Pasadena on an electric
car last evening asked question of the
motorman. The poor fellow indicated as
best he could that he was born deaf
and dumb. whereupon she manifested
the greatest uneasiness and was
about to get off the car, informing the
conductor that she did not think it safe to
ride on car that was run by a deaf mute.
The motorman had heard of the "obliging
motorman' and didn't propose 10 be laid
off if he could help it.
wooDMEN or THE WORLD
A branch of the Woodmen of the World
was formed at X. of p. hail last evening,
with membership of more than fifty.
The organization is similar in character to
that of the Knights of the Maccabees. Of
ficers were elected as follows: w. S. Beck
with, past council commander: &C. Ham
|, mond, council commander; Nathaniel
Hodge, advising lieutenant; d. ID. Lambert,
banker: II. b. Sell. secretary; Thomas
dill, escort: Robert Langworthy. warden;
Claude s. Pascoe, picket. Meetings are to
be held once week at some place to be de-
cined upon later
BREvITIES
Mr.. Habbick gave an interesting reading
from Ian Maclaren's Beside the Bonnie
Briar Bush. at the meeting OF those inter-
ested in the Montclair chlldreu's home, in
G. A. r. Hall last evening. Mr., Habbick is
a native of Scotland and familiar with the
scenes and people dealt with in the book.
Four hobos were sentenced in the record
er's court this morning. Charles Wilson,
Mat Butler and George Jones received
thirty days each, and George Cooper twenty
days.
Mrs. Jacob lesson died of consumption
at her home on Locust street this morniug.
She had been in Sierra Madre for some
time, and had come from Muskegon,
Mich, for her health. Mr.. lesson, for
merly druggist in Muskegon, and four
children survive her.
At the meeting Of the Epworth League
iast evening Professor Hammond gave an
address on the life of Albert Lawrence, a
successful business man, for whom the
city of Lawrence, Mass, was named. Mr..
Lawrence achieved great success as man
ufacturer and also in politics, having
served as minister to England during
Daniel Webster's secretaryship.
At meeting of Court Crown of the VAL
ley, No. S17, Independent Foresters, held
last evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Court dep
uty, r. A. Biddle; court physician, S. P.
Swearingen, NJ. D.; chief ranger, A. T.
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CORONADO.

Notabes Enjoying Life at the Big Hotel.
CORONADO. Dec. 14.-Alonzo r. Wells of
Worcester, Mass, has arrived to take
charge of the Raymond d Whitcomb in
terests at Hotel del Coronado during the
winter.
Miss Ina Coolbrith came down from Los
Angeles Thursday, escorted by W. H..
Perry, and has been enjoying her first sight
of the sea-environed hotel.
A gay little sailing party went out on the
bay few days since and obtained a num-
Der of especially fine views of the land
scape and the waterscape hereabouts. One
of the hotel guests is owner and mapip-
ulator of five very complete cameras.
In the new work, The Poor in Great
Cities: Their Problems. and What is Doing
to Solve Them issued by Charles Serb
ner's Sons, of New York, one of the twelve
papers which compose it is by Rev. Will
liam L. Elsing, late of New York but now
of Graham Memorial church, Coronado. 1t
is entitled Life in New York Tenement
Houses as seen by City Missionary"
Pierre Antique of the Hotel del Coronado
has been designing some neat posters for
the Land of Sunshine. Last week he re-
ceived from Calumet avenue, Chicago, the
request for "some of your odd and pretty
posters to add to my collection of $50
mounted artistic posters.
One of the most attractive places on the
beach is what was formerly known as the
Coronado Water Spring house, at the troll
ley station. This through the influence and
supervision Of DR.. George +. Abbott of
New York. hotel house physician. has been
converted into very artistic public libra
ry, furnished and fitted for the convenience
of hotel guests. cottagers and visitors.
Since it's opening in March last it has re-
ceived 25,64S visitors.
Will Knippenberg is down from Los An
geles, and will be ready on Tuesday to
commence work on the Coronado track.
The herald., 1895-12-15
COTTON
Personal and Social Notes Plans for Al
Electrical Plant

Personal and Social Notes Plans for Ar
Electrical Plant
CoLToN, Dec. ii Miss Edith Sloan Of
Los Angeles is visiting Mrs. Pettijohn':
family.
Mrs. Seth Hartley, the mother of a new
born babe, is seriously ill.
Mrs. j. f. Cutler is very low with lung
trouble, and very little hope is entertained
of her recovery.
The Methodists are arranging for a fine
entertainment on Christmas eve.
Next Thursday the Baptsls will estab
fish their market and sell all sorts OF
Christmas goods.
The Presbyterians had bazar yesterday
and an oyster supper last evening, which
were literally patronzed.
+. H. Heald, formerly of Elsinore anc
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THE TOURNAMENT OF ROSES
Promises to OutShine All Its
Predecessors
LIST OF PRIZES OFFERED
Electrical Motor Men Who Don't Want
to Talk
Woodmen OF the World Elect 0iiicfrs-News
and Personal Brevities From the
Crown of the Valley
LIST OF PRIZES OFFERED

PASADENA, Dec. 14.-The executive COM
mittee of the Tournament of Roses associ-
alton reports steady increase in the sup
port received and everything points to the
most successful tournament ever given
here. The railroads are manifesting their
good will in offering excursion rates from
ell points, and the town will be full to
overlooking on New Years day. The BIZ
cyclists will be especially well represented
in the parade. There will probably be not
less than eight clubs in line. The fire de-
partment will make fine display, all the
machines being decorated with roses and
the firemen wearing the regulation uni
form of trousers, shirts and caps. while the
engine-house dog will not be forgotten.
The equestrian division will assume large
proportions, as there is much interest man.
ifested. DR.. f. +. Rowland will be the
chief of this division. troop of cavalry
from Los Angeles is expected to swell the
ranks. All the tallyhos in this part of the
country have been engaged. so that some
of the organizations have been left out in
the cold. Orders were in for some of them
months ago. One of the last to be engaged
was one over at Pomona. The committee
has made rule that all eight-horse tally
hos shall be provided with outriders 80
that the public safety may be assured.
There will be two prizes in each Of the
following classes, providing there are two
or more entries: Best float, best appearing
bicycle, best six-in-hand, best four-in-haud,
best pair horses, best single horse, best
burro and cart. best single pony and car
riage, best pair of ponies, best tandem,
best lady rider, best gentleman rider. best
general display, best appearing bicycle
club. OF course it is understood that it is
the general appearance of the outfit in
each case that determines the prize.
The committee wishes it understood that
the subscriptions of members of the asso-
citation are now payable, and should be
paid to P. M. Green, treasurer, at the First
National bank as soon as possible that the
work of preparation may not be hampered.
Citizens who have not joined who wish to
help along the work will be gladly enrolled
The herald., 1895-12-15

boxes in use now is 215, so of them being
lock boxes. After January LIST this num-
Der will be increased to 353, all of them
being lock boxes.
Mr.. E. S. Tut, an extensive stock raiser
in Montana, and whose wife has been here
some months, arrived Thursday and will
remain until about April. 1t will be re-
membered that to Mrs. +. S. TUFTS push
and energy Long Beach is indebted for the
fine electric light system which is now in
vogue and which makes the place so con-
spicuously prominent when viewed from
the decks of the "ships which pass in the
night
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. O. johnson returned
from their Thanksgiving visit to Riverside
Thursday morning.
William Sheffield of Los Angeles and
Robert Fallon of San Diego were visitors
here FRIDAY
The herald., 1895-12-15
BIRTHS

Notices under this head free
The herald., 1895-12-15

session of his extensive property in Ell
sinore and will return there to live.
The stockholders of the First National
bank will elect directors January "a.
A little son of Christian Rapp, the Ger
man baker, died yesterday with whooping
cough.
A carload of navel oranges were shipped
east this week.
Judge NJ. d. Hathaway, wife and daugh-
ter. of Chicago, arrived yesterday. The
Judge spends every winter here where he
has invested nearly 100000 in real es'
tate. He will remain until April.
Mrs. E. M. Henkel and daughter from
Brazil, Indiana. arrived yesterday and will
winter in Cotton.
Plans and specifications for the equip
ment of an electric light plant have been
ordered, and Los Angeles dealers should
address all bids to D. tombstone, city clerk.
The herald., 1895-12-15

Within short distance of Cooper union,
New York. there has stood for forty years
an alehouse which has scarcely single
characteristic in common with the New
York barroom. So far as appearance goes
it might have been transported from Eng
land and put down in its present situation.
1t is in every respect an average English
inn and its customers are principally COM
posed of Englishmen.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-01
Linen DepaIt ment.

Specials that every economical housekeep- CT will appreciate 12hc-All linen damask towel, white or eol-
 ored, bordered, knotted fringe, good
 value at 200. 1ekc-An linen huck towel, size 20x40, hem
 med or fringed, good value at 200. 25c-The best all linen hemstitched or firing ed large size towel. usual price 35c--- 98c-Full 3-4 bleached all linen napkins. 4sc-62-inch best linen table damask, value co cents. S4c-72-inch best linen table damask, value $1.00.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-01
Corsets! Corsets /! Corsets :!

SPECIAL for this week only, 63c. Perfect fitting corset, our own brand, hooks, In white or gray, as good a corset as any shown elsewhere for S1.00.
 Remember we are the agents for the Jen- ness Miller waists, Jackson corset waist, Her Majesty corsets, Thomson's glove fit ting corset and Bee waist, and handle all the popular and best brands, such as R. & G., P. D., J. B., H. &S. and many other brands.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-12
SACAL A M 30

0OITA-DoLo
Este preparado indio, de gran fana on 81
pals, cura radicalmente los catarros gripa-
les, dolores de caheza. neuralgias, reunaas
infamaciones denas afecciones cusaneas,
etc., etc.
La formula do cada botella indica Ia ma
nera de usarse. A pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, su prseio sera flo COMO
sigue: Gaia de "a nedias tcte-1a3, :. ps..os.
Unicos depositarios del legttimo 5GcG
aassb6,
L. Usart55ys q G.
Ponce Fah~Arn 10 da i204 3,v,,
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
IN g ENTE ERO
Ponce, Pueyto-Rico

Representante de los sehores Manlove
Alliot & Co, ingenieros manufacturers y
especialistas en- toda clase de maquinarias
para haciendas de caha 10 fabricaci6n de
az1car.
Pfdanse informes .7azlio 4. 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-12

es tai mi j1bilo, que no sc con que 'palabras
expresarlo. iTrabajare, tendre parroquia
nosi
No tai, va os he dicho que os tomo par
nj solo =. y para los amigos, SO eDtiende
Ahora bien, sno recorda:s ninguna otra cir
cunstancia2
-Ninguna.
-Pues ayudadme, 81 es possible, resol
yer una dificultad
-sDe que modo2
-Vos, que sois hombre obseryador vos
que contais los pasos, tent sis las puertas y
notais las inf .xiones de la vos, decidme,
scomo es que hAbi6ndom vos curado me ha
lie por la manana drill Is del foso del Tenn
ploi
-sVos?
-Si, yo.... lHabeis c)ntribuido de algIio
modo mi traslacl0nf
No tai, al contrario, me hahria opuesto
A ella 81 ne hlbiesen consdltado -. FL fric
podia haceros mucho dafio.
-Eatonces no se que pensar, dijo b Blssy.
54usreis que slg4m - cxamlisndo otro POGO
ei tsrr,nof
-Yo quiero toio 10 que vos uerais, pero
temo que toio sea in1tlI; todas estas casas
Sc parecen unas orras
-Paes bien, dijo Busy, las examinare-
mos de dfa
Isl, pero ent0nces nos YER an.
-Sera precise informarse.
Nos InformaIemos, monseflor.
= al m 10 averiguaremos todo. Creed
me, R-migio, ahora somos dos, tenemos
una realidad como base para nucstras pes
qulsas, 10 cual va es mucho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-12
CAPITULO X
QUEEN ERA Ell MONTERo MAYOR
RpJAS ny xo~coprAr

No era algeria, era casi delirio ell que agi-
taba Busy cuando Sc cercior6 de que Ia
mujer de su suefio existia real y verdadera
meLte de que aquella mujer le habia dado
en- efecto la generosa hospitalidad, cuyo va
go recuerdo habia guardado en- su coraz6n.
Por ESQ no quiso desprenderse del joven
doctor, quien acababa de nombrar su me-
dico de cabecera. Remigio, enlodado como
estaba, hubo de subir con 81 IL htera, to-
mia Busy que g lie soltaba un instsnte de-
sapareciese como otra vision; pensaba lle-
varie su palaci0, encerrarle baio lave por
la noche, yer Ia manana siguiente ri de-
bia darle la libertad.
Iodo el tempo que tardaron en- lleRar fu6
emp.eado en- nuevas pregnntas, perc las
respuestas no salian del limitado circulo que
hemos trazado hace POGO. Rsmigio el Han
douin no saba mas que Busy, 81 10 excep-
tea Ia oertidunbre que tenia de no haber
sonado, pucsto que no SO habfa desyanocido
Mas para nn hombre que coEaenzaba 6
enamorarse, Busy so iba enamoraudo cs-
da vez mas, era ya mucho tener alguno con
quien hablar de La mujer que emaba; cierso
que Remigio no habia visto aquella mujer.
pero este era un m6rito mas los o1os dc
Busy, porque podrfa tratar de kacorls en-
tender cuan superior en- todo era In dana
su retgata
Ienia Rlssy grandes deseos de pasar In
nocno hablaDdo de la dana desconocida. ne
TO kemigio comenz0 sus funciones de doctor
exigiendo que oil harido durmieee. g nj meoos
70 aoostarai la fatiga el dolor dsban q mis-
mo conselo al buon cabaIlero. v enfsa tres
potsncias reunidAs trinnfAron por 6ltimo de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-12
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los s,yIascystos mseoscos csraya,sos
CON eieycsceO en- esta ceatdad,
INGENIERO
PONCE. p r.


Certifcan: que han comprobado "a Ell "a
prActica eficial, va en- la particular; durante
ia epidemic variolosa reinante en esta ciu-
dad, Ia ofcacia incontestable del virns-
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vanu
naci6n de don Santiago Seiio instalado en-
Arecibo baio su Observation-Disclosures que di-
cho senor Seijo despues de un concienzudo
detenido estudio, ha conseguido perfec-
cionar ell nivel de los Institutes Europeos
dc su fndole, el cultivo de aquel virus pro.
6lactieo de la viruela hasta- al- .esaSSrrsao De
poda< TAR afrmar los cue susc-ibsn,
one en- esta poblaci6n ha producido tan fe-
licss resultados ha obtenido tan l;sonjelo,
atssfactor;o brillante exito, que SO han
conseguido con su empleo propagation el
exterminio De ia viruela que aterrorizaba y
diazmaba esta poblaci6n desde hace diez y
ocho meses. No vacilaEdo por ends los in
frascritos on publicar-no tan solo por me-
dio de Ia presente sino Que tanbisn por IA
pge1aa periodical del pals ser nscesario-
Que 10 Eafa vacuna extraida de "a ternera
da. precitado Institute es superior prefe-
ribie todas Las demas usadas en- la isla, in
cluso la de Londres, que estsdfsticasnente
ha aado naejor y mas resultado, hasta el ex-
tremo de haber conseguido la pustulaci6,s
v0ci,sal en- un noventa por ciepto. Y para
que conste valga donde convenir pudiere
8 don Santiago Seijo espido Ia presente en
Ponce II de Mayo de 1889.-Dr. Baltasar
laigstes-Dr- Corchado-Dr. Reuer6,s-Dr.
Pagassi-Dr. COr0,sds- Vidal Rsos-Dr
EHse0 Font Gstillot-Dr. Juan Ig1esias-
Dr.. M Zen0 G0sadla-Dr. Casimiro e. del
V1Ile.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-12

las hace de balde, y buscaba la casa
para deyolver ell bolsillo2
Justamente.
-Querido senor Ksmigio, ese es dema
siada delicadeza, os 10 joro, habeis ganadc
honradamente ese dinero y por consiguiente
os pertenece.
10 creeis asst dijo Remigio satisfecho
interiormente
Sin duda alguna, pero no es Ia dana la
que de0la pagaros, porque no la conozco nj
ella me conoce
ESQ es otra raz6l, va veis 49,.
No 10 digo por ESQ, quiero decir, que
tengo una deuda con vos
-Una deudas
-Si. y la pagare. Qls Lacsis en- Parisf
Vamos, hablad, haoe1ne esta confianzs. !.
senor Remigo.
-Qa6 hago en- Parfs7 Nads, ssaor conde
pero haria algana cosa 81 tnviera parroqula
-Pdes blen. SO os proseuta aaa ocasi6
excelsntei ea primer lugsr os Wy dar IN
parroquIan0, Sme qu9reIs q mff Yo doy M
cho que hacer, no Sc pasa dia sia Que dete-
rlore en- mi d en- los dem ; IL cbra N i b Il
lei Criador. sQaereis eacarg4 4ros de curar-
me todo5 los agdJeros que me hagsn en- ell
pe.lejo y los que yo abra en- ei de otros9
-iAh, sefior conde, mi merito es tan es
casisimol
Al contrario, ell diablo ms lleve 81 no
sois ell b more que nec-sito. Teneis la ma
no ligera como de ma mujer, Y ca esq bal
-amo de Fierabrasl
,Szf10rI
-Venireis vIvir c3nmigD - tenireis
habitaciol criados ca mi casa aceptad, 8
viva Dos qas ms darois m gran ssntimiea-
TO Aden :, vGe1tra comisI0a no est ter
tansis qns pom ersne otro sparato On
IA hsrIda.
-ssnor conde, respondl6 el joven doctor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-12

dentro de yeinte Y cuatro horas estaria com
pletamente curada-
y parecio que le agradaba Ia repuestai
Mncho, porque escamo; i Que felicidad
Dios nlio!
-Dijo: lque felicidadl lOh, mi querido
sef1or Remigiol 20 he de hacer vuestra for
tuna. Pero ~ despues9
-Despues, yuestra herida estaba curada
y yo NADIA tenfa que hacer ALI: entonces me
dijo la voz:-Ssnor Remigio.
La voz saba vuestro nombrsa
Sin duda, tai vez por la aventura de la
cuchilada que os he referido.
Es cierto, asi pues, la voz os dijo: Sc
aor Hemigic.
-Continuad siendo homhre de honor. no
comprometais una pobre mujer impulsada
por un esceso de humanidad, volveos 4 po-
ner ell psfiuelo en- los ojos y consentid que
os conduzcan vuestra casa.
-sY prometisteisi
-Df mi palabra.
-tY la habeis cumplidoa
va 10 veis, respordio sencillamente el
joveD, puesto que estoy bnscando la puerta
-Vamos. dijo Busy, G . es IN rasgo
magnffico, un rasgo de nooleza, aunque
ell resultado me desespera, no pnedo menos
de deciros: tomad esa mano, senior Remigio.
Busy. entusiasmado, tegdio la mano
al j6ven clrujauo-
Sefior, dijo Remigio turbado
-Tomadla, sois digno de ser noble
-Senor, dijo Remigio, considerare eter-
namente como una gloria para mi el haber
dado la mano al valiente Busy de Amboise
Pero teDgo un escr1pulo.
" cual2
-Habia dez doblones en- ell b .lsillo.
--Y que7
Que es demasiado para I'm .hombre que
cobra sus visitas cinoo sueldos, cuando no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-12
Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
NNsdscsoss, Heryerta Y Ferreterfa
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

Fabricante de despolpadores De .caf4- d.
los sistemas Rollo J Disco como tambisn
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedis hidraulicas, Ma
lacates, Secaderas Y ida clase de maquina,
ria para cate, near yerba, desgranar mafs
ETC., etc. HSrro, cobre y bronco en barras,
pl&nchas = fundido.
Hdanse informes .j11lio z 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-12

Vigas de x 6, Keys 10 alfagfas
de 2 x 3. Estantas de aSsubo de AZ va
ras. Surtido general de- maderas de Is
Florida, tablas de todas classes demas
efectos para oonstruecitn.
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Playa-Ponce Noviembre % de 1894.
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