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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14
They Are Home
|0 Boulder
BOULDER BOYS
RIGHT HERE
Couldn't Wait
And Didn't
BOYS IN BOULDER.

| Couldn't Wait TIN Tomorrow, Bnt Sta, ted
Home Thi- Afternoon.
The boys couldn't wait. Their anxiety
10 &c, home at once Goes honor to their
hearts. but plays the dickens with the
program. Scattered all through these
columns will be found references to to-
morrow's parade and exercises, but the
boys have vetoed everything. for here
they are right home in Boulder
Welcome? Well. we should smile.
Blu, its awkward. The news didn't reach
Boulder until General Passenger Agent
Fisher wired Agent Giller that they were
coming oy special train. This was at
go this afternoon. And they're here
and NC are all glad OF it. But, as re.
marked above. lis awkward. There
were few finishing touch hes to be put on
and the Camera was preparing for an
extra spread, But who can withstand
the forward march" Of the heroes OF
Malolosi No, Aguinaldo and certainly
no, Boulder. since they're our own kin
and come with smiles to meet kindly
greetings
Mayor Whi,eley go, hump" on him
self and notified those who were pre-
pared to whistle. to prepare to blow their
whistles now. Tomorrow would be too
late. you see. tor the boys are already
| home. can't you see, don't you know,
didn't we tell your
Well, well. we'll, Gone fifteen months
and Denver wanted TO hug them 10
death and hold onto them, but the BOYS
JUS, wouldn't do it. They were bound
to &c, home and home they got. And
| they brought lowering clouds with them,
but they were not clouds on faces of
theses who. were near enough TO the heart
OF town to learn that the program had
been changed and that Captain East
man and his men had levied on special
train and knocked all calculations into a
cooked hat.
Hon. Henry Drumm. chairman of the
reception committee, announces that the
piok iah VIII oS pioS0SaSd Win kothoI
row, both as to time. parade. dinner and
exercises at Chautauqua. the same as
though the soldiers had not returned to.
day.
An interesting feature of the improvls
ed parade this afternoon was the line oil
100 university students. who marched tt
the depot. The Company H home com
pany and state preparatory school cad ct.
presented a fine appearance. II wa.
astonishing with what speed citizens GO
out their bunting. Pearl street was q
veritablc bower OF beauty.
Great crowds gathered at the depo,
before 3 p. m. although later advice:
were that the special train would moi
leave Denver until $3.50. All was confu
sion. No one knew anything but all
were good natured and full OF anticipa
l AZ
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14
BARGAIN DAYS
At the Peoples Store
Saturday and rlon-
day, Sept. 10th
and 18th.


gains in New York and we always give
our customers the benefit of our bar
gains. How do YOU like these prices?
One case heavy outing fannels, differ
ent stripes and checks, sells for Sc; Sat
urday and Monday. per yard, only SIC.
Bes, quality pepperell sheeting. S4
vide. worth wholesale now ISc; bargain
price per yard I3Hc.
Ladies fine cashmere tea gowns, made
Of best cashmere, all lined. nicely trim
med, regular price $3.50; Saturday and
Monday they 60 at almost half price,
1896.
Ladies new style dressing sacques,
made OF heavy eiderdown in any color,
all sizes. worth ooc; bargain days price,
one to customer. SIC.
Girls Tam O'Shanters, made of leath-
er. silk lined. have sold for soc; Satur.
day and Monday they go at cne.third
price and call it Ioc.
To close out our summer corsets we
sell them at LOG; fully worth 4Sc.
All linen buck towels, real heavy body,
size 52xIS, sells for I5c; bargain price
only &C each.
A pair of grey cotton blankets, worth
IN New York SOC wholesale. and you can
have it at our store in Boulder, 1000
miles trop, N V ~ ~ n,;x
Girls school aprons. made of hes,
Bingham with sleeves or without, trim.
med with lace. sells for 53c. only 23c.
Here is snap; outing flannel wrap
pers in best desirable colors. nicely trim
med. sells for $Ioo; Saturday and Mon
day only 67c.
Mems fne cashmere pants, dark gra,
pin stripe, worth $500; special bargain
price sI.55.
Mems Fedora hats, best dollar hat vo,
ever saw. Saturday and Monday the,
will run at only Coo; any color.
Ladies all ribbed hose, seamless, fas
black; every customer likes these hose
they sell tor eoc but Saturday and Mon
day only axe; try pair.
Bows laundried shirts, every color
stripes and checks, pair separate cuffs
made by the Mothers Friend" Co.
worth Coo; Saturday and Monday onl,
500.
Boys strictly all wool suits. ) pieces
sizes 3 to s; sells in every store for 1915
Saturday and Monday only sr.75.
Ladies merino petticoats, the newest
out. worth sI.7s; bargain days price onl,
$50,
Children's school handkerchiefs, &C
value. special price only &c.
Children's percale dresses, heay,
goods. special prices, ages to 4. onl,
$50; ages s.to II at soc; percale alone i.
worth more.
Ladies' golf hats, all the rage now, an,
color. long feather. sells everywhere a
sI,25; our special prices for Saturda,
and Monday almost one half. 73c.
Ladies' black taffeta silk waists, tn,
new style, worth $500 if it is worth on.
cent; we quote these waists for Saturda,
and Monday only at$37s.
Please tell your friends. who do no
take a Boulder paper. of our great sal,
on Saturday and Monday and do then
as well as US favor.
Ladies' fleece lined heavy merino suit.
worth Coo. Saturday and Monday hal
price. 33c.
Brand new line Of children's, MISE,
and ladies jackets at bargain day prices
1t will pay you to pick out your JACKIE
early and get ii at bargain prices.
THE PEOPLES SroRk,
|"BoULpkR's GREAT BARGAIN STORE
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14

Sou,hbridge, Mass. Sept. I2-At Fisk.
dale. about ten miles distant, John King
and his wife. an aged couple. were killed
last night by their son Peter, who was
cra1sd from liquor. The skulls of both
were crushed. The murderer also at.
tempted to kill his brother, Thomas, bu,
only succeeded in intilcting severe
wounds. Peter was arrested. He be.
came unconscious and may die.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14
To The Public,

We have opened wholesale and re-
tail flour and feed store on the corner Of
nth and Walnut SITS. where we expect
to carry full assortment of all kinds
feed and grain also flour and hay and
respectfully ask share OF your patron
age. We can promise you fair treatment
and prices as possible.
d. L. WISE & Co.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14

Chicago, Sept. IAN. f. Carroll, who
is supposed to have embezzled a large
amount from the Express company at
Pcroia. was found dead under trees at
Jackson park this morning. He had
taken poison.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.

Thirty Two Women and Children Crush. d
to Death.
Leutschuz, Poland, Sept. I4-An ap-
here today at the ceremonies OF Yom
kippur. A panic was started in a mys
terious way and in the rush 10 the door,
and stamped to death. Many Others
were injured.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14
WILL OREYFUS ISCAFE7

Ramon that Hope of this Is Loubet.s Chief
Wish
Paris. Sept. I4-It is now believed tina,
the delay in the reputed pardon of Cap.
tain Dreytus is caused by desire that
he may escape across the frontier. Care
full investigation today showed that he is
still at Rennes and is doing we'll
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14
WAR LOOKS LIKELY.
The rr.nsvaaI Reply Prepares Al, Hands
for War.

London, Sept I4-The Transvaafs re
ice ana though nothing is definitely
known of IT'S contents despatch from
Natal says II contains the words 'loqua.
cIous and blasphemous" referring to the
British ultimatum. A Pretoria despatch
to the Manchester Guardian states that
Boer recruiting stations are rapidly FILL
ing and the excitement is intense
throughout the Transvaal. The Orange
Free State raad burghers met last night
and resolved to stand by the Transvaal.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14
Murdered a Prisoner.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. IA despatch
from Thompson. Ga. states that Rev. H.
B. Battle, negro preacher. who recent
ly denounced lynchlng. was murdered
by an unknown white man. Great ex-
element prevails.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14
ARMY MEN RESIGN.
The Yellow Fever is r. pidiy Depopulatins
Havana,

Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. IA dis.
patch from Havana states that wholesale
designations of U. S. army officers are
being announced as result of the yellow
fever panic. Clerks and American bust
ness men are beng advised by Cubans
to leave the country, as they are unac-
climated. and are rapidly doing so.
Four yellow lever patients we're taken
OF a boat near Tampa today and four
more Sunday.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-09-14
KILLED FOR MONEY.

Unkown Man Kills Three People And Gets
$4,000.
Mount Pleasanton. Texas. Sept. IA
William Barker and brother Levi and
their mother, aged 70. were brutally
murdered last night. They kept coun.
try store and 5000 is missing. Noclue,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13

Iutoxteauts Can Now He Legally
sold An Aln4kn

Since the rev license law went snso ef-
fest, Jaiy ]. the Alaskan steamers have
been carrying liquor by the tons 20 Ju-
aeau and Lynn canal towns. Whisky
rrfaeTainates Ia tire ccnsSgnmentS-
Though intcxicAnts have been sold sur
rentitsoGsiy In Southeastern Alaska since
the tnssstoa Of tho white man. no sale
could he legally made PRIOR 20 July ]. 80
IRE haaer dealers are accordingly exui,-
ant and tueilsn1. even In tae face ~ the
Tact that each saloon must annually pay
the Federal government a license 81 s. go
Eae retail price remains the same. =
c@siS par glass. a az the days OF SNUG.
glsGg. Ia All ~ the towns save Fort
Wrangss. ~hsre whisky. bear and such tn
scnaeaane e~~sr~Sss sAss - ~ had ~
&1l1Pponaga Arfah
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13
KLONDIKE BREACH OF PROMISE.
Max Beaver Sued for 100000 by
Pretty Anna Summerneld.

Tho Klondike has developed full-hedg-
ed breach OF promise suit. and incidentally
The flight from Dawson Of Max Beaver, the
defendant In the action. Anna Summer
field still In her minoragc, Is the plaintiff.
She asks $40 900 OF Beavers "spr.ng clean
up to compensate her for the anguish and
damage incident TO Max's failure 10 marry
her as per promise as alleged.
Beaver had a stormy interview with Miss
Summerfeld's father. Louis Summertield.
who demanded that he marry the girl.
whereupon 1t occurred 10 the young man
that he had urgent business on the 'out-
side" not the least important of which was
a visit TO the Indian territory, made neces-
sary, as the recreant lover explained. by
Beaver got out OF Dawson I'm quick order
moving with such stealth and rap.dty, IN
fact. that he avoided service Of legal pa
pers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13

klondikers Highly Commend the
Seattle Branch Once

Tho kioudlke patrons % the Seattle mint
express themselves A well pleased with
th.sr returns for the gold dust rendered
ths institution sor treatment. With hardly
an exception. they report entire safisSsc-
ton Duncan Mcdonald received his re-
turns yesterday for dust deposited the day
before. and he frankly told Superintendent
wing that hts gold sssayed materially
higher than he had expected. ana similar
expressions OF confidence were heard from
a number os others.
The miner arriving from the Alaskan
and British Yukon gold nelds has 10 wait
onIy twenty -fosx hours after deposis.ng his
dust before re Is given a check for the
fan value OF his treasure. whtea any bank
in the city Is willing To cash wishoa, dis
count
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13
NEW SHELTER ExTERPRIsR.


A,saele. AZ Incarceration Filled for .
Washingten Plant.
The Pacific Coast Smelling Company
with a capital stock Of 5000 divided into
1900 shares OF 500 each. filed articles OF
Incorporation yesterday. r w. Drew, =.
f. Adams. A. L Parker. s. Burdetfe ana
w. A. Usher.
The articles atAte the purpose OF tho
corporation to be to carry on the business
OF smelling and mining In the United
States and British possessions OF North
America and to acquire water rights. buy,
sell, lease and construct. TO operate raii-
roads, ferries steamboats,. tramways and
other means of transporting ores. mining
material, freight and passengers and 10
perform such other business a. the BOARD
Of directors may direct
Tho life OF the corporation 10 fifteen
years and the principal place OF business
II Seattle, where II Is the purpose OF tho
company to establish such oficss - may
seem desirable and best. The nrst board
Of trustees to serve for ninety days -
composed Of E. w. Drew. e. F. Adams, A.
L. Parker. 8 Burdette and w. A. Usher.
E. W. Drew, the promoter OF the new
enterprises, II . prominent mining man.
owning properties in several OF the West
ern states He Is owner and operator OK
the Homestake Smelter at Deadwood. 8.
D.. and director In the Grant smeiter AZ
Denver.
As yet the corporation has not decided
where tho smelter plant viii be located.
They already own many mining properties
in this state and II II not improbable that
q point near Seattle will be the place So
lected At any rate Mr.. Drew states some
site on Puget sound win secure the plant
and q selection OF the same will be made In
the course of the next thirty days Where
aver the plant is established II Ii the In
tention to lay out q townsite. erect stores.
shops. hotels and other places Of business
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13
ACCUSED OF SERIOUS CRIME.



A warrant has been issued by Prosecute
ing Attorney McElroy charging George
Merklin. q painter. with a criminal as
sault upon an 11-year-old girl named Zoe
ST. John. Merlklin could not be found
when the police attempted to serve the
warrant yesterday and is sNQppped to have
left the city to avoid arrest He has
been employed in a Second avenue wall
paper store for several weeks. but did not
appear for work yesterday morning. His
employers say that he II . stranger In the
city.
Police Odicer Chapman to whom the case
was flrst reported. Is reticent. but from his
story It seems that there Is 4 strong case
against Merklin. The latter. he says, went
to q lodging house with the girl. repre-
senting that she was his daughter. and
engaged a room Shortly afterward the
landlady OF the house saw actions that led
her to Indignantly accuse Merklin OF I'M
proper conduct toward the child and to
eject him from tho house.
The officer on the beat. Chapman, was
notified. and after talking with the girl
decided to prosecute Merklin- The warrant
was sworn out, but when an attempt was
made to serve II yesterday Merklin was
not to be found.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13
All WING CAN STAY HERE.
Judge Hanford Holds So. n He Was
bern In America.

All Wing Is a Seattie-born Chinaman
who month ago was held under the ex-
clusion act. rlabeas corpus proceedings
were instituted June 10 before Judge Han
ford. OF the Federal court. for his release
All Wing alleging that he was born In
Seattle In 1873. remaining here till 1885,
when his parents took him to China. He
was there until 1855. when he returned to
this country, and has ever since been In
the state of Washington. Judge Hanford
referred the matter 20 United States Com
missioner kiefer to take testimony.
Yesterday. the matter coming up on the
commissioners report, Judge Hanford
held that as All Wing was an American
born Chsnamsn. he did not come under
the operation OF the exclusion act and
ordered him released from custody.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13

TIE great shasta Route offers excer-
sieaal advantages 20 those desiring to vtes
San Francisco Or ether California points
tails summer. Low rates Quick time
Grand scenery. Dining cars on ali tratns
s-st class. sis 20 tourist. Including berth
tn either Pullman or tours, car from Port
land. For tickets and ber,hs Apply 20 e J.
Ssesn1e. n r, =. A. Southern Pacific
Co. sss First avenue. Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13

before leaving Dawssn had his sack Of
dust weighed, and having II weighed
again upon his arrival In this city
found Il twenty one ounces short M.
MADDEN says he u confident that the sack
was tempered with. and thinks he knows
who purIoined the dust
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13
When You Ride You Wheel

Always shake into your shoes Al
lens Foot Ease, powder for the
feet. 1t keeps your feet cool, pre-
vents sweating feet. and makes
your endurance ten-fold greater.
Over one million wheel people are
using Aliens Foot-Ease. They all
praise IL. 1t gives rest and comfort
to smarting, hot. swollen. aching
feet and is a certain cure for in
growing nails. At all druggists
and shoe stores, 26c. Sample
FREE by mail. Address, Alien 8.
Olmsted. LIE Roy, N. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13

Services Held 1T Church of the In
MacnIate Concepfion

The funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
5. Cheas'y. who died Monday afternoon
OF heart disease. were held AT O'Clock
yesterday morning at the Catholic Church
OF tha Immaculate Conception. Rev.
Father Adrian Sweere oniciated The
services were attended by a large number
OF friends OF the deceased
The inrerment was made at Calvary
cefneteFy. The eaeket was literally COW
cred with cut flowers and noral aeecora-
tsors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13

Oracle l. May. the i4-year-oId daughter
OF Mrs. Carrie E. Juakins. Of Renson, who
disappeared from her home on Monday
night. voluntarily returned yesterday. Her
mother notified the sheriff OF the fact and
thanked him for his services In the mat
tar bat gave no particulars az the affair
beyond What has bsea published 10 Is
suppose. she went OF IN a giriisa freak
AID returned s.ssn she Was Tired.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13
Mr.. BRYAN My CONE HERE
Ssrgeant-st-Arms Oliver Talks Of
the Platform and Ticket.
BRYAN AND M'LEAM he SAYS.

Talk Fr0n . TaaDany Leader IN
which He Outlines the DenoePat-
ie PlatfoPn for 10O0-NR. DSya1
wiil De NsninateA and Elected
Free silver still a. Issae-To IL
Hill Ne AAaeA . Plank On Trusts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13

4 have used Chamherlatn'S Cough REM
e1y IN my family for years ana always
wtia gp2i resui,s." says Mr. w. a. Cooper
e - Nse. Cal For email children we
80 II s.Rstasy s9saefv&" W ssis d
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13

BATTLESHIP excursion to Port Or
chard tonight at p. m. Steamer 6kagit
Chief from Flyer wharf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13

OCULAR headaches cured with glAADoa
pc ,; ~ ~ Va =. Wsss'aa oaAAssA>s;
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Live While You May.

Yont lead miserable than have To- ~
are single hours passes that ~
advantage Of the
onportunies which brokers Seattle daily osrng
You don't stecksthsrs lets e sood
cheap
Get In and make money while you can.
The with Of y that while fne1
active and sngass our judgment they nsves saIsy
the fact that the WIN continue g shtnA
At tne but mse = tn
mining seeking the pruee1on 30
really are anxious Popular makes 81 things
sky-rockoty. you knew.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-13
auMBOLDT's PASSENGER LIST.


These about 100 OF whom are Klondik-
ers, came on the Humboldt:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
ALCALOIA MUNICIPAL De PONCE
A l. P U Is LICO

Habi6ndose Observable por esta AL.
oaldfs, que las cercas de los solares que
radican en- esta poblaci6n, J que fuoron
derrlbadas por el cicI6n del dfa del
pr6Simo pasado, no han sido repuestas
a pesar del tempo del transcurrido; or
IeHo 4IeeHo PoE Ia pEsseale -A!ees Iipteresados
que en- Ell t6rmino improrrogable DC
ocho dias, a contar desde esta fecha,
procedau la reposioi6n de dichas Ger.
las, spercibidOs de 10 que haOiere Iugar
81 no 10 verihcasen.
La poIiofa y demas sgentes de mi au.
torIdad, denuncIaran a los que despuGs
lei plazO coucedido, no hayau cumph-
10 esta disposition.
Ponce, Setiembre Is de 1899. Ell
Aloalde, Luis Gautier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
VEGA Y COMPANlA
CONSIGNATARIOS DE BUQUES
PONCE P K.

Sc encargan de las importaciones
de todas classes y procedencias, ca,
rretaje en- general y conducci6n de
las mercancias al punto d pueblo Ii
que Sc les designe hasta su
entrega a los interesadOs, sufragandO
todos los gastos pOr cuenta de aque~
Hos.
Esta casa viene a proporcionar al
cOmerciO de esta ciudad y al de los
pueblos circunvecinos tOda clase de
ventajas y facilidades para la recep
ci0n de Sus impOrtaciones Y mercan-
cias, evitandoles p6rdida de tempo
mOleStias y gaStOs inutiles.
Cuenta con personal activO como
cedOr de estOS asuntos, entire los cua-
les igura ell senior Moringlane.
Aceptan representations. M6dicos
tipOs de COmisi6n.
0licinas Cristina 0 bajos. Tel6fOno
ndmerO Z, TELEGRAPH &VemOrga>.
Setiembre 2l del 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
ALCALOIl MUNICIPAL De PONCE
Al PGbIic ,.

Siendo yarias las quejas que diaria-
mente~ liegan a esta alcaldia motiya-
das por algunos de los que Sc dedi-
can al sport del cicliSmo, vengo en-.
prOhibir terminantemente baj0 la mul-
ia de diez pesos ell cOrrer en- bicicle
ia por los bouleyares de las plazas sin
entrar en- ellOs, Y al recOrrer las ca
Hes debera hacerSe pOr ell centrO de
las mismas con la sOla yelocidad del
andar diligente de una persona, lie
vando asi mismo ell correspondence
@rol cuando la ejecuten durante la
nOche.
Ponce Is Setiembre 1899. -El Alcal-
de, GAUTIER. SO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
PREClOs DE PAsAJEs

Tapors Panos sro ska0oa Janso que
snen as dangada etsB los pass On T. ase 400 frances msnos
Para nformes generae, dirigse consgnatar'os el
ssla plaza FELIeL COSTA Co. lseno)
pous. essss.~bva 0e A. 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
E I'll Dexter
BOG }DD-

Ha alberto sus oGcinas en- San Juan
y SO ocupara de tOda cIase de asun
toS ante la Corte Provisional de los
EstadoS UnidOS. Tambi6n cOnducira
y defenderi aQueIIos asuntos profeSio-
males que sea precise lleyar ante ell
.Gobierno militar, como tambien ante
cualQuiera de los Departamentos del
dobierno Gu Washington. D. G.
Mr.. Dexter es apoderado de la Com
pania de FerrOcarriI de circumvaIa-
ci6n.
Sc ocupara tambien de la yenta de
lincas y aquelIos que deseen sus SER
yiciOs pueden dirijir la correspondent
cia en- CastelIano al senior +. H. Dex.
ter. Calle de Tetuan numerO | San
Juan P. R.
Modicidad en- los honorarioS.
Setiembre II de 1899, 7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-27
Gran fabriCa de chocolate
DE
3. FRANC0YG c.. MAYAGUEZ. PR

DIoha industtia del pals nada deis
tas dssear oompsrSndola con las pFi
Darss do 50 olase tsuto de ls Lila o.
no dol estrsugero.
La pur q de los prodaotos emples
los para Ia oonfsool6o dol artioul
afreOen Ia garantil de hygiene taut,
por 81 Tioa aroma cuast9 por Il salaj
qle desarrolls en- Ia persona gus 10 usa
llariamente, rsz6n por 10 cHal Sc b
hscho tan popular taBto en- el pals 80
no en muahas pOblseiones del extran
g"ro. Dep6sito peFmanente en- Ia e.
ERICA y en- Ponos oslle Cas6ll n 6
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