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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-28
Close Of the Shooting Season

To-day is the last OF the open sea-
son for wild game, except geese. In this
part of the State sportsmen have had
late shooting and should DC Content &c
lay their guns aside for a while. Many
however will at once take up traI
shooting, and thus keep themselves in
practice for next fall
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-28
New Military Governor for Paris.

LONDON, Feb. PA dispatch from
Paris to a newspaper here says its COR
respondent hears President Loubet has
already signed decree relieving Gen
eral Zurlinden from the post of Mill
tary Governor Of Paris, and appoint
ing General Faure Bigel, commander
of the Sixteenth Army Corps, to sue
coed him. The latter has been con-
sistent upholder of the innocence of
Dreyfus There is no confirmation Of
this statement from other sources.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-28

Try McMorry's 6Oc uncolored Japar
tea; E. B. tea. roc: G. p. tea. S5c; P. F.
Japan tea. Soc. 531 NJ street. :.
Pianos. Wiley B. Allen Co.. AS K
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-28
cont NUED !!
Foot -Pangs' Why
Bear Them !?

Why bear the pangs Of ill-fitting
shoes when the )enness Miller
shoes for women are within reach:
They FIT, and besides are built
on easy, natural lines that give
comfort to those who have tender
feet. Made of the best materials
with neat patent leather tips. First
class shoes, even with the health
feature left out (and that makes
them all the better).
Two qualities, $3.50 and IS.
The times., 1899-12-17
Umbrellas.

What's more appropriate,
more sensible than an umbrella
and where else are there such
qualities as here?
We guarantee every one
YOU may bring all back that
fade or break. Today we tell of
two good sorts.
a nN for "sHkene" Tigh,-rolIing
EEs Umbrellas, with cover and
u ! sOU handsome natural wood
handles. 70 or 2S-inch size, at 81 each.
a. rnfor Tafeta TighJ-rolIers-
2as with cover and haELsome
y EsJV handles s. value wher-
ever you go. Better qualides-sOme
with handsome silver n-0unriugs.
The times., 1899-12-17
Robes.

nn 40 for several neat styles in
AH Terry Robes, With hood,
~ wv neck, and waist girdles-
worth $3.50.
90 90 for luxurious patterns I'm
QX Eiderdown Robes. Really
" sOO handsome garments easily
worth $3.50
90 40 for better qualities in Ter
1 HHrys' and "Eiderdowns."
" Os ~ Beautiful variety OF pat
terns-Gup.icatcs of gowns selling for 50
in some stores.
CA 100 for California Blanket Robes
Nj IN qualities such as you've
y sOOalways paid 81 and IS for
before.
The times., 1899-12-17

country from submission to the Turkish
dicrum as to what they may read is by
having all their mail matter marked open
mall and so kept out of that famous
closed bag which the 100 cOuhdiug depart
ment at Washington sends by every mail
steamer from New York.
Turkey has repeatedly sought by cajol-
cry and threats 10 carry its point The
quick mail from Europe used TO 20 TO Con
stantinople by Austrian steamer from the
railroad terminus al Earna, in Bulgaria
Turkey announced about ten years ago that
the carrying Of mails between two Turkish
ports by foreign ships was not legal Turk
fsh steamers would therefore receive and
deliver the mail bags al Narna. and the for
eign postofices would have 10 be closed
But the Turkish steamers missed conDec-
lion every time. The experiment was con
tinued ten DAYS, amid the laughter Of the
European world. The Turks put on their
fastest steamers. and finally Tesorted 10 the
expedient Of starting three hours before the
Austrian mail boat, but they never once
landed their mail until the Austrian mails
had gone out on the train, with no other FOR
Jwenty-four hours.
When the railroad from Constantinople
10 Vienna was completed Turkey announced
that all mail bags would be taken from the
station 10 the luEklSn pOatOilce, ItdN lHs
the foreign pOstoffices without reason for
existence. The foreign embassies replied
by sending an armed official on every train
who permitted no meddIing with the mail
bags. But the offer is still open 10 close
those officers when the Turkish postofitce is
brought to trustworthy and efficient con
dition.
The question Of efficiency and safety
then is the one raised by the new demand
OF Turkey for The suppression of the for
eign postoffices. But hat question en-
braces a deeper one Of definition. The real
question is whether the definition Of eff
cheney and safety shall or shall not force
Turkey first 10 abandon it's notion Of lin
iting the p0stofice TO the conveyance OF
matter that has in it no living thought
New York Tribune
The times., 1899-12-17
REGIMENTAL PETS.
4 Dog with the "FIghtfnE Firth" in
South Africa.
Grau 1hc Chicago Ne"s)


British regiments have all sorts of pets.
The regimental cog Of the Fighting Fifth
"a dog who won great praise for his cool
dlmeauor al Omdurmau-has been given
official leave 10 accompany the regiment 10
the relief of Kimberley. The dog would
probably have gone in any case. for the
love OF Tommy Atkins for his dog over
leaps all barriers OF red tape Once, ia
marching from an Indian station, the com
manding officer ordered that only a certain
number Of dogs should be allowed 10 ac-
company the regiment. The selected dogs
marched out. each with its company, but
the haversacks of some of the men were
strangely bulky and strangely lively At
he end of the days march every pet dog
Of the regiment mysteriously appeared IN
camp Sooner than part with their four
legged friends. the men had carried them
the twenty miles OF the march slowed away
in their haversacks The order limiting the
number Of dogs Was that evening with
drawn
shifts and expedients that the men are
put TO IN order 10 keep pets with them are
sometimes extraordinary. Jourueylng once
on a hired tr0Opship, the boat put in al
Malta. and sergeant, having gone on
land reappeared with a little woolly dog.
The quartermaster on duty would not al
low the dog on the snip, for the official
number OF dogs was on board The ser
geant scratched his head thought deeply
and then went back on shore again. An
/ hour later he came back with strange
creature IN q cage. il had four feet but
/ 10 was covered with hens feathers. Cant
pass that there dog on board said the
stern quartermaster. Dog" said the
sergeant with an innocent look Of sur
prise This is no dog. It's a Maltese
/ four-foored bird Of paradise and there are
no rules agaiust taking birds on board" ="
/ The laugh was with the sergeant, and the
pei was allowed on board snip.
Many chapters Of animal history might
be written on The regimental pets that
! have gone 10 he war iB South Africa. The
/ Gurdous have taken their parrot the
! Welsh regiment has taken its goat, and al
/ Piete maritzburg and Cape Town, where
the pets viii probably stay while the legi-
ments 20 10 the front there VIII be
. strange collections of animals. or all
, regimental pets. the strangest was the lit
( tie Soudanese boy picked up on the bat
. tlefeld at Toski by the Welsh regiment
and adopted by the corps lie was named
/ Jimmy WeIch" and was given a good
/ education. What happened TO him when
he came TO mans estate is not known.
The times., 1899-12-17
MaCkintOSheS.

Sensible gifts, surely. And Il
very little money buys very
handsome one from our great
variety. Every grade mention
ed is guaranteed waterproof.
S1.98 S;ps & 5s5 Sa' s.nsssS sss5 :s89 .5sS9
regular $3.50 quality.
20 n0 for Boys Tan Covert Box
QX Mackinto o S h es; seWed,
QEsUO strapped, and cemented
seams and silk velvet collars; 81 would
be a reasonable price.
CJ 90 !, This is our great leader ,,,,
1910 o covert S" cloth 9:s cut o box st style. Sb
full 90 inches long; silk velvet collar,
and sewed. strapped, and cemented
seams; sold for s. throughout the city.
Better qualities as high up as you care
to go.
The times., 1899-12-17
NeCkWear.

NeckWear.
Handsome Puffs, Tecks,
Squares, Imperials, and Four
in-Hands, made of best inn
ported silks, each tie packed in
a separate box, at SOC each.
ORC for beautiful holiday line Of
~ rials. Bows and Ties-light or
dark coIors, wonderful quality for the
price. Better qualities at 75c and ST.
The times., 1899-12-17
Turkeys MAIL SERVICE
Renewal Of the Demand for Clos
Ing Foreign Poslofices

Why the Embassies Resist tie Gov
ernment's Representations - The
Maintenance 7f an AggrHva'ing
CenSorship-EEcicncy and safety.
An Experiment. of Many Years Ago.
The times., 1899-12-17
anton.
lFrom Harlem Life)

From Harlem Lfe0
'.WLst made YOU take all that impudeRce from
that feowl" asked the friendly passenger Of the
conductor ''Why, he DIDN'T pay his fare
That's it - said the conductor. ii he haa
paid his fare, I'd have broken his head; bHt hes
riding on a pass and maybe be has pull.
The times., 1899-12-17
A Horrible Reflection.

lrom the indianapolis Journal.)
The hay fever victim shuddeTed. "Got another
chilli" his wife asked.
mo he answered 81 just Happened 10 think
Of what l might be suffering il l were an e.e-
Uhauu'
The times., 1899-12-17
A Certain Preventive.

fFTgm LitC)
Tourist Gin Keumchyl-Does lyucAing prevent
crimfy
Colonel Corluigbt-Yes suh; ] have nevuh
known a man 10 commit q crime a'tuA he had
been thoroughly lynchcd.
The times., 1899-12-17
Answered.
= ~ = !. Z u

(From the Chicago Record.)
'What is q speoiallstP'
He is a man who has discovered which Of his
talents viii bring him in the most money"
The times., 1899-12-17
j Judging n Man.
lFr0m TItBits1

krIvh I4l-blts.)
You cNl't always Judge a man by his clothes;
Uut uu can. sometimes, get some idea of him 10y
his wifes clothes
The times., 1899-12-17
HandkerChiefS.

Good Handkerchiefs make
good presents. From our stock
YOU can't select any but good
sorts. Six of each packed in a
separate box.
rOC each, for 5oc-for good quality
Hill HemstiJched Haudkerchiefs.
~ either plain white or fancy bCr-
1rC each. for 75c-for the best
0S quality ever sold az the price.
~ Piain white or fancy borders.
narrow or wide hens; also linen initial.
0PC for good size SIX Handker-
nI chiefs, with heavy embroidered
~ initials. A quality never before
sold for less shan s5e.
MuHers from 5oc up-aua better
grades Of Handksrchfefs at 35e, soc. T5c.
and s1cO.
The times., 1899-12-17

Heurichs beers are popular because they are
puse and wholesome. Phone G3i Arlington Bot
ding Co, for Of MaeTzen, Senate OF Lager.
The times., 1899-12-17
House Coats.

10 AO for Brown Tricot Jackets,
( IN nicely made, with silk frog
UOsTO-a 81 value.
n no for swell double faced Cloth
Nh Qx Jackets; collar and cuffs
" TsOO showing the coIors of the
plaid back Four patterns, and they
ought to be marked $3.50
"a no for imported Matelasse
Nj IN Jackets. with satin bound
" sSOO edges. Three beautiful
patterns and they are strong $3.50
values.
O. ~ and 50 for the genuine Eng
1lish Plaid Back Jackets;
u sOO sold at $50 and ST else
whore
The times., 1899-12-17
Shoe Prices HaIVed.

A sweeping success. Mems, Women's, and Chill
dren's Shoes from the Marceron stock going at
one-haR former prieings. Sale being conducted
at 0l8 Eighth Street southeast. 5 BLEBER-
The times., 1899-12-17

Heurich's Nacrzou. senate aul Lager Beers are
bottled by rhc Arlington R5stlu- 90. Those
beverages have an extensive reputation for puIiiy
ana fine flavor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
IA ADEE'3uDERlOOI /

Ha llegado eli momanto de que los
profesores pnblicos nos unamos para
defender nuestros derechos, ,hondsments
iastlmados con las dichosos refornds.
No debemos permitir que nuestra ca
Irera descienda simple colocaclon, ain
gxfantfa de ningdn genera, y eqnipara.z y
da . otras que, bajo ningnn concepto,
pueden tener la categorfa del Magis.
terio.
Pidamos justicia, y 81 aqai no Sc nos
|oye, formulemos respetuosa queja ante
Ell Honorable Presidente de los Esta.
dos Unidos, y tengamos fe en- alcan-i
zarla pues MIR. Mac kiniey es justiciero
= atiende d 10 qae lea puertorriqueHo
reclamamos.
Acudamos tambief la prensa dc Ia
gran Repdblica, y hagamosle ssber 10
que aquf pasa.
ST Ia Direction de Iustrucci6n Piblf-
ca de Puerto Rico no pos atiende, ell
Gobierno de Washington no hara JUS
ticia-
81 no nos movemos, quedaremos re-
ducidos la TINA expression.
iVenga cuanto antes la Asamblea!
La hermosa Justicis, que brilla ex.
|piendidamente en- ell Capnolio, liegarA
hasta nosotros,
JUAN CuEvAs ABoY.
Ponce, Mayo I.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09

|rreligionarios: Hoy que asoma en- et
horixonte Il reivindicaci6n do nuestros
derechos polfticos, los que suscriben,
liberalcs conventions pertenccientes TO.
dos al antique partido que acandilid
nuestro querido compatriota don Luis
Mufioz Rivera; Green como un deber
polftico manifestar ustedes, que repre-
sentan las fnerzas directoras, que sc
hallan identiicados con su modo de
apreciar los acontecimientos, hacienda
constar de paso, que en- ell sitio donde
se ros coloco al disolverse nuestra CO.
lectividad, allf nos encontraran en- Ia
hora solemne de la reorganization.
Somos los mismos en- numero y en-
convicciones.
De ustedes alto. y affmos amigos y
antiques eorreligionarios, Cleobulino
Colon, Conrrado Dfaz, Lnis E. Aponte,
Santiago Aponte, Jesus N Machicote, Owl
dio Colon Zayas, Pedro Comas. Juan
Pacheco, Leon Mateo, a ruego de Ve-
nancio Melendez Victoriano Bermu-
dez, Conrrado Dfas; q ruego de Nicolas
Mateo, Leon Mateo, Jose Anselmi,
J .Jacobo Ramos; & rucgo de Victor Ber-
nudes, Antonio Bsrmudes. Vicente
Vega, Mariana Penas y Jose Rodriguez,
Luis +. Aponte; Augusta Benjamin,
Rafael Vechini, ruego de Jose Colon.
Rafael Vechini, Gregorio Vega, Osval
do Mufioz Escalera, Guillermo Gracia,
Felipe Luna, Ovidio Colon Marquee,
ruego de Lnis Anselmi Julio ANA
leo, Pedro Comas; Fulgenclo Mateo,
GuiIlermo Torres, Francisco Colon,
Jose G. Colon, Justiniano Colon, Lo-
renzo Perez, lose Zsyas, d ruego de
Jose Hernandez, jose Zsyas; a rnego
lie Jose Gallardo, Epifanio Vazqusz;
Francisco Anselmi, Francisco L. Ko
drfguez, Luis Ziyas Torres, Jose "a.
yas Torres, Luis Zsyas Alvarez; d rue
go de Juan Santiago, jose Zayas; d
ruego de Inocencio Colon y Andres A.
Colon, Guillermo Gracia, Ramon Ma
Diaz, Tomas Colon, Epifanio Vazquez,
d ruego- de .Cleto Vazqnez, .Epifanio
Vazquez; ruego de Jesus Ma Diaz,
Ramon Ma Diaz; a ruego de Ramon
fernandez, Francisco Calderon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
p E a GU 4 p u
iCORRELlGIONARl0s +!

I'm deber de patriotas nos llama
congregarnos de naevo la sombra de
nuestra bandera.
ST aver, cuando imperaba eff ell PATS
la Ley brutal de la fuerza, supistels dar
pruebas de abnegacion sublime; hoy
que la palabra LIREKTAD es un he
cho en- Puerto Rico, debeis acudir con
ell mismo entnsiasmo de siempre de
mostrar la uni6a patriotica que nutre
nuestras filas.
Nuestro Ilustre Jefe estx ausente, en-
los Estados Unidos: ALA trabaja por el
bienestar de Puerto Rico, anica cosa
que le preocupa siempre.
Ayudemosle en- su grandiosa obra
que, no menos puede esperarse de Ia
noble falange LIBERAL AGUADE
MA.
81 DOMINGO siete del actual d laa
diez de la manana, tendra efecto una
reunion en- la casa que Sc senalara al
efecto.
Ell objeto principal de ella es Ell de
daros cuenta con la carta de despediia
de nuestro digno Jefe; y otros docu
mentos emanados de la Directiva del
Partido Liberal que con honra perte
necemos, para acordar 10 que fuere del
caso.
Contamos con vuestra puntuai asis-
tencia.
Aguads, Mayo de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
PLAN De. PROPAGANOA
LA PRIMERA REUNIO n
Personalidade. asistentes

Los senOres cuyOs nombres van al pit
de estas lfneas son los que concurrieror
8 la reunion preparatoria que celebraroI
en- la capital, los elementOs liberales.
Don Juan Hernandez Lopez, don Ma
nuel g. Roman, don Salvador Carlo
nell, don Manuel r. Calderon, don Ra
mon Siaca Pacheco, don Francisco Ri
vera, don Juan B. Monclova, don Ma
riano Acosta, don Jose Martinez, dor
Gonzaior v. Padilfa, don sJaansO Padi
LA, don Hip6lito Perez, don Manue
Palacios Saiazar, don Jose de Elzaburu
don Pedro de Elzaburu. don Pfo Anna
dor, don Ramon III. Patron, don Toma,
Aoosta, don Miguel Rodriguez Sierra
don NJ. Gilestra, don Jaan Pillar Mon
clova, don Pedro Vergne de la Cencha
don Ernesto Carreras, don Francisco
Acosta, den Jose Julian Acosta, dor
K. Marin, don Jose q. Palacios Sala
zar, don E. Marin, don r. Garcia Ro
drfguez, DR.. A. f. de Arrastia, don
Silvestre Caballero, don Enrique Gui-
jarro, don Carlos Casanova, don Fran
cisco Cordero, don Sergio Caevas Ze.
guerra, don Fortunate Vizearrondo, don
+. Molina Vareia, don Manuel Cuevaf
Zequeira, don Antonio Barreiro, don
Manuel j. Gestera, don s. II. Palmer,
don Javier Cuevas Zequeira, don K
Diez de Andino, don Modesto Escude-
70, don Juan Sifonte y Ortiz, don Pc
dro Nolasco Rabio, don Francisco Or
landy. don Luis Cuevas Zequeira, don
Jose B. Torres, don Fernando Salicrup,
"A 41 q. u
Fernandez. don Rafael Palacios Saia-
zar, don Jesds Figueroa y Fernandez,
don Manuel Rodriguez Sierra, don G.
Rodriguez. don Manuel Vega. Neyarez,
don Jaime Vilaseca, don r ,fael Alva-
rez Torres, don Jose Lopez Pena, don
Rafael Diez de Andino, DIR. Vazquez
Prada, don Manuel Ereizaga Cordova,
don Silvestre Feijoo, don Encarnacion
Toledo, don Manuel Camuflas, don E.
Lopez Cepero, don Juan j. Portocarrero,
don Carlos Ledesma, DIR. don j. Pous
Rios. don Ramon Velilla Ryan, don Pc
dro j. Vergara, don Jose Moreno Santf,
don E. P. Fernandez, don Jose Coll
Cuchf, don Antero Adsuar, don Anto
Mo Moreno Calderon, don Juan S. Friol,
don jose Abino Perez, don Juan de Dios
Verdejo, don Jose Labrador Vinals,
don Manuel b. Duprey, don Luis Ro-
sario, don Cayetano Coll Cuchf, don A.
G.. Zerbi, don Alberto Divila, don RI.
mon Rios, don Carlos Areyzaga, don +.
Marquee Roig, don Jose &. del Vale,
don A. Guevara, don Rsm5n IIoyos
Delgado, DR.. don Eliseo Font Gui
Hot, don Ramon Mendcz, don Luis Ro-
drfguez Cabrera, don Carlos NJ. Soler,
don Jorge M. Font, don jose J. Ramos,
don Bernardino Dfaz, don Marcelino
Lopez Lada, don Gustayo Lopez de Lu-
que, don Pedro Padial, don Ceferino
del Vale, don Eugenio T. IgIesias, don
Domingo Rubio Rivera, don Juan To-
rres Reyes, don Arturo La Cruz, don
Antonio Igaravidez Freites, don Her
mimic Maria Perez, don Antonio Rosell
J Carbonell, don Eduardo Delgado, don
J ose Landron, don Caledonia Carbonell,
don Juan de Choudens, don Francisco
Marxuach, don Alvaro Palacios SaIazar,
don Jose B,len Vega, don Roberto Viz
carrondo, don Felipe Bargos Cruz, don
Julio Carreras, don Cecilio Torres Re
yes, don Jacinto Pagan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
De ToA sAJA

Sres. don Juan Hernandez Lopez,
don Santiago r. Palmer, don Manuel
| G. Roman don Ramon Siaca Pacheco.
Puerto Rico.
Muy sefores nuestros
Enterados los que suscribimos de la
carta circular que dirigiera 4 los preri-
denies del extinguido partido liberal Ell
consecuente amigo y eximio sompatrio-
Ia don Luis Muiioz Rivera, antes de su
viaje s los Estados Unidos, y en- Ia que
condeIsaba los ideales polfticos de aqae-
| liza agrupaci6n, no podemos menOs de
seguir aceptando en- an todo aquel pro-
grama encarnado en- el mas puro patriO-
tiauSO. 5tExts 1.ssLj@@s sssss.ss +-issS : -
La confianxa que en- todo tempo ha
inspirado al pueblo pnsrtorriqaefo su
digno hiio don Luis Mnflox Rivera, Ia
lfnea de conducta que nos ha sido trazas
da por ustedes en- estOs mOmentos de
prueba. hace ell que permanezcamoa
inactiyoe, 81 bien en- frme cohesion,
hasta que, descorrido ell velo, podamos
entregarnos, de nuevo, nuestra vida
polftica.
No cerraremos la presente sin enyiar
8 ustedes, con ella, un votO de absoiuta
confanza, al que va undo nuestra mas
sincera felicit aci6n, por los snblimes
conceptos emitidOs Ell sa alocucion diri-
giia al pueblo liberal y 4 la que queda-
mos adheridos.
Con protesta de nuestra considers
cion mas distingnida nos suscribimos
de ustedes, como siempre, atentos 6. Q.
O. b. 8. m.-Jose s. Cestero, X. SatGa.
do Pacheco, Juan Herrans, Eduardo
Barriento, Francisco Colon, Nicomedes
Barriento, Nicolas Barriento, Mariana
Ortiz, Emilio Ortiz, Jose Francisco Sc
rrano, Sergio Correa, Juan Serrano,
Bruno Barroso, Juan Melesio, Enrique
Fernandez, Tomas Salgado, Juan Gar
cfa, Gregorio Rodriguez, Pascasio Mar.
.quez, Tomas Marquee, Jose, Marquee,
Jose Lopez, Camilo Martinez, Mariana
Rodriguez, Ceiestino Barriento, Nico-
las Santiago, Nemesio Maymf, Damaso
Font, Ricardo SaIgado, Pedro Insert,
Ramon Olivo, Mariana Marrero, Nico-
medes Nieves, Saturnino Perez Enrf-
quex, Aquilino Cantero, Justine Rodrf.
gucz, PlAcido Barroso, Manuel Perez.
Primitive Alvarez, Msnuel Martinez
Crespo, Tomas Kuid:an, Caledonia Ba-
rriento, Jose Ma Barroso, Jose L. Da-
villa. Miguel Salgado Pacheco, Simpii-
clio Martfuez, Augasto Salgado Pache-
co, Emiliano Salgaio Pacheco, Fran
cisco Martinez Salas, Juan Martinez
Salas, Lnis Gonzalez, Juan b. Martf-
nez, Juan Ma Garcia, Jose Melesio,
Manuel Enrfquez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
SITUATION v lNT4D

By Gentleman s5 years old. Il loo.
ted IN n York. FRI whore he has
his diploma of The Packard's Interaa
tioaal Busi,asss College.
Gan Spssk Enelith, Spauish and
French. . wall ~ Write and transtal-
any OF these languages into anOthec.
Wsges not 90 object b. fore he mar
kas himself useful.
Bet vefAFeucea.
A'1drese. <. 4. Box 81.
Post hice
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
AcALOIA MUNICIPAL De PONCE
Al PHblicI.

Necesitandose por ahora para OIL ARE
glo de Las GALES de esta Ciudad, cier
metros .Gbicos de piedra picada se
hace q ,lioo por el present., para aur
los que dessen suministrarla, 8, sirvan
Pressntsr sus reapsctivas proposicioues
en- el despa"ho de ests Acadia durante
81 t6rmino de cinco di,s 6 coutar desde
hoy.
Ponce, Mayo de 1897. Ell Aloalde,
Lalis Porrafa Doria. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
JABON BORINQUgN
DE
los S. & Thos EIkinton
PHIL
PHILADELPHIA

E ia nueva ma-ca de j,b6n
americana de la clase mas supe-
rior que SO ha importado q este
nercado, Sc detalla q siete centa
vos libra en- la panderfa LAS
TRFS 3.
Abril s 1899 / m. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
DE venta

El sdihcio "pAnadeIf.n de d N II
me Cotal con todos aus sussres en- per-
fsoto estado dc oonservsc;6n Sdsmaa
tres propiedadss nrbanas--en sus inMe.
diacionsG.
fara informes dirijirss don Nare;.
- Tomas Chile del C0mefoio.
Ponce, AbTil de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
For sale

The building " b. k.ry " of Mr.. Jaime
Cotai on Villa Street, and three thes
properties ama xsd 70 She same.
Address Mr. Narciso Tomas, Tailor
Comer0ial.
Street. e Ponce. Abril q th, 1902. l-m.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
De HUMACA0

Asamblea reunida aver, acord6 una
mime calurosa felicitaci6n ese viril Pc
ri6dico, que con tanto entnslasmo de-
fiende intereses Antiques elementos
liberales. es.-Constltnfdo comite. .-Deta-
lies correo. = Coaresponsak.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
CREDIT0 Y AHORR0 P0xCEn0
DE LA ClUDAD DE PONCE

II tftulo de ia soci6n NJ 1885 de /.
proPtedad dssdon Brano Nsgr6n, ha
snfrido estravfo, seedi manifestaci6D
del interssado ~ hsos j tihlico ! los
Q 'ectos del artfculo Is de- los II tafutos
do essa Sociedad. go
Ponce, Mayo de 1889 -El Secreta.
rie. Z Rasorcl l-.u,, ait. :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
GAIA De PRESTAMOS
I6- Plaza de las Delicias I6

T.! dia 90 del corriente a las nueve
de La mlafiana, Sc rematar$n en- pubiica
subasta las prendas de los talones que
4 continuation sc expresan por cuenta
de quien corresponds, y 6rden de quien
suacribe:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-09
Las hueSteS
EberaIeS
MOvlLlZACION
DE SANTA ISABEL

Sres. Don Manuel c. Roman, don Juan
Hernandez Lopez, don Santiago r.
Palmer y don Ramon Siaca Pacheco.
Puerto Rico.
Di-tingnidos sefiores antiques CO.