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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-13
THE GAYNoRs HELD FOR TRIAL

New York. February 1o.-United
States Commissioner Shields, after an
extended examination today, decided
that there was probable cause to hold
John r. Gayncr, mis- brothers, Edward
II. and William T. Gaynor, and Benja-
min D. Greene. the members of the At
Ianic Contracting Company, alleged
Ito have been favored by former Cap
tain. ,Obealin NJ Carter, United States
army in the Savannah river and Cum
heriand sound improvement work and
indicted in Savannah. Ga. for conspir-
Acy and having defrauded the govern
nnehs 30 the amount OF $575, ,ooe.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-13

After doctors failed to cure me Of
pneumonia I ued One Minute Cough
Cure and three bottles Of it cured me.
1t is the best remedy on earth for
whooping cough. 1t cured my grand
children of the worst cases." writes
Jno. Berry. Logantin, Pa 1t is tht
only harmless remedy that gives i'm
mediate results. Cures coughs, colds,
colds, Group and throat and lung trou-
bles. 1t prevents consumption. Chill
dren always like it. Mothers endorse it.
R. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-13

John Dir, Poseyvilie, Ind, says: 'I
never used anything as good az One
Minute Cough Cure. We are never
without it." Quickly breaks up coughs
and colds. Cures all throat and f,Ing
troubles Its use will pre- zen; consump-
ton. UIeasant TO take. r. R. Bellamy
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-13

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is une-
qualled for piles. injuries and skin ols
eases. 1t Is the original Witch haZsi
Salve beware of all commercials r.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-13

Il had dyspepsia for years. No medi-
cine was so effective as Kodol Dyspep-
sia Cure. 1t gave immediate relief. Two
bottles produced marvellous results"
writes L. II. Warren. Albany, Wis. 1t
digests what VOC eat and cannot fail
to cure. r. r. Beilamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-13

cause they say they cannot be guar
anteed protection"
The action of Governor Taylor today:
returns the gubernaitorial fight TO the
exact position 1t occupied on the day
following the Goebei assassination,
with the additional complication that
there was but one legislature and one
governor in fact, whereas there are
now two claimants for the position and
TWO separate bodies, each claiming to
be the law making power of Ken
lucky.
NO CONFIDENCE IN TAYLOR'S
PEACE PRETENTIONS.
Louisville, KY, February 10.-The
collapse Of the peace negotiations
through Governor Taylor's rejection of
the Louisville agreement and the lat
ter's action in calling off the London
legislature and partially Withdrawing
the troops, have left the fight over
state officers divested of many of its
warlike features, but in a worse legal
tangle than ever.
The receipt of the news from Frank
fort this afternoon was followed imme-
diately by a gathering of the demo-
cratic leaders. AT this conferepce
were Senator Blac,,l I'M, General Cas-
tleman, President CCrter, of the SEN
ate, Speaker Trimble and others. At
the conclusion Governor Beckham sent
TO the legislature reciting the failure
of the peace negotiations and the con-
dbtions existing al Frankfort as seen
by him and recommending that the
legislature continue it's, sessions in
Louisville as he could not guarantee
their personal security nor protect
them from unwaTanted Interference at
Fra ankfort.
Acting upon this suggestion the leg
islature decided to remain in Louisville
for the present, and both houses ad-
journed Ito meet ait the court house
Monday 1t is probable a joint reso-
luton which was offered today will
then be adopted, calling for the ap-
poinitment of a committee to investi-
gate the conditions ait Frankfort as far
as they affect the safety of the legis-
lators- The members do not accept
Governor Taylor's action, in ordering
away part Of the troops as restoring
order under which they may return to
the capital. They say they would feel
safer with the militia there than with
the irresponsible armed mountain
eerS who for weeks have been gather
ing about the state buildings" left to
menace them.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-13

w. S. Philpot, Albany. Ga, says:
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me
more good than any pills I ever took"
The famous little pills for constipa-
tion. biliousness and liver and bowel
troubles. r. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-13
THE GATE CITY STILL STRANDED

New York, February 10.-The steam
ship Gate City, Of the Ocean Steam
ship Company, is still fast on the
beach art East Merfches, L. l., where
she went ashore in the fog Thursday
night The weather Is still moderate
and the sea smooth and the ship is
in good condition. An attempt was
made this afternoon to pull the ship
Into deep water, but it was soon
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-13
THE WAR OFFICE SILENT
AS TO THE SITUATION At THE S IT
OF WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
BULLER'S POSITION UNKNOWN

No News OF Events on Tugela River
since the Retreat OF the British 20
the south Side British Unable -
Hold the Advanc ed Position-Supe-
riority of Boer : neii Fire MacDon-
aids Claim OF victory-To Remove
the Theatre OF War TO Westward.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-30
Posioliice Hours.

Postmaster Jewett has posted notice
stating that after June I, the office will be
open week days from 3 a. m. 10 7 y. m.
Money orders will I've issued and mail
registered not after 6p. m. Sundays the
delivery window will be open after tore.
noon mail is distributed until ~ o'clock,
and after afternoon mail is dis,rib.
uted until O'Clock. The departing
mails by way OF the railroad will
close At IN the forenoon and 1880 in the
afternoon; stages, 10 Bourne at II:Is, TO
Prairie City ani Canyon City at 1870,
and 10 Granite at 1, IN. The plan OF dis
trlhuting the mail Sunday afternoon is a
distinctive improvement and will be ap.
pretiated Nv all the business community.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-30

Mr.. Adler has ample capital, knows his
business, and 1t is an actual loss to this
town that he is driven out of 1t BY high
rents. This grabbing of every dollar in
sight has done Sumpter more harm than
all other influences combined, and unless
property holders show disposition to let
their tenants get some return for labor
and money invested in business, these
evil results will BE- intensified. Business
doesn't justify the rents charged. Some
people may think it unwise to make this
public statement, but such caution is fool.
ish temerity. II is an evil that should be
remedied, and the knowledge of it not
suppressed. And the grasping owners are
the ones who will suffer most, unless they
take tumble to the situation"
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-30
Why Carl Adler Leaves Sumptes.

Carl Adler was in town Monday. he
has decided not 10 continue his store here
His reasons TOT taking this course are
pregnant with suggestions To property
holders and those who are enieavoring to
build NJ this town, he says that the
business done since starting here four or
hve months since has heen entirely salts.
factory, ~ 10 the last day before his store
was burned ont; but the trouble is 1t costs
too much ~ conduct mercantile business.
For the little storeroom he is now in he
pays s7S 4 month rent, and his insurance
reaches the prohibitive rate Of 10 per cent.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-30

/. Sanderson Smith leii Yesterday for
New York, where he goes to place before
mining investors a we'll developed mine
that he SAYS is now producing $40, 900 per
month. Mr.. Smith is a practical mining
man with large Eastern acquaintance,
which will probably MAKE his mission
successful.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-30
FIRST CLASS
BRICK HOTEL.
Will Probably be Built on Cor
ner Of Granite and Center.

J. II. Robbins, president OF the FRS,
Bank OF Sumpter, is at work on the pro-
position to have n FIRST class. completely
equipped, three story brick hotel erected
on the corner Of Granite and Center
streets, on the site OF the recently burned
buildings.
The present status oi the enterprise Is
about like this. The plan Is to organize
a stock company. Those who are eN.
rettcd TO subscribe for the stock are the
mine owners Of the district aud citizens Of
Sumpter who are interested in the welfare
OF the town, aud have some. spare money
To invest IN what Is sure To I've n profitable
venture. Several members oi each oi
these classes have indicated their willing.
ness to put money IN the enterprise
their purpose being too apparent To need
mention here.
The site consists oi three lots, each IS
feet from, and 100 lert deep. The corner
Is owned Nv J. W. Cox n Co., bu, can
I've acquired hv Mr.. Robbins. The second
one belongs To Robbins Il Scrbcr. They
have bonded It To the IiohSon Mercantile
company pn condition that II the hotel
proposition does not mitcrllllLc, II will
begin the erection thereon IN sixty DAYS oi
a brick building covering the entire lot. II
the hotel scheme goes" then the Hob.
son Mercantile company takes certain
amount ri the hotel tumpany'S stock and
secures store room IN the building.
] he other IN, Is owned by /. Potter, who
viii turn I, ~ on the hotel deal. tie has
stopped work on rebuilding his burned
house, 10 await developments.
Robbins Il Strihrr viii. oi course, put
money into the proposition Mr. Robbins
says that he has interested one oi the hes,
hotel men IN the Northwest IN the enter.
Prise, who stands ready to take a large
hlo,k oi stock ana rent the hotel, when II
IS completed. tie says everything looks
and he thinks the deal viii
I've ,onsumml,ed ani work begun At an
early day.
No definite sum has been fixed Tor stock
10 reach. IN order to insure
The erection oI the building. The men
who are behind the enterprise have ample
means al their own and Will not allow a
rw thousand Ia stand IN the way oi sue.
.e>s. he people oi Sumpter must, how.
'vey, show a substantial inclination 10
eni their ali anI mining men must dem.
'ns,fi,e that they want 4 good hotel here
10 I've willing 10 pay something
or the luxury.
he plans ol the proposed building
laVe ne, been drawn, nor It's ,ost estimat.
ii. !, has merely been decided that IL
,uth a house i erected, II Will be 7sNioo
Get, FIRST tll>> IN all respects, with every
modern Improvement.
Numpler needs nothing SO much as a
good hotel. ana no institution would be oi
,reatcr benefit 10 the town, or pay its pro.
rle,ors a better interest on the invest.
nen,.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-05-30
Methodist Musicale.

The ladies' OF the Methodist church will
give an entertainment at Ellis opera
house this evening, presenting the follow.
ing interesting program:
Class In plasiiaucS. twelve ladies' In Creek costumes
Male quar,ct,e Selected
Mcssrs rarc. S,eicn. swan. Wheeler.
Solo Las, Nigh,
MIS-. {. MoHcll
Duet .......... ................. I.ics Dream Is Der
Mr.. White. Miss BurgeL
solo Bin. the Boaswain
D. L. Wheeler.
Broom ifil Observation-Disclosures. Sixteen Young girls
rARt II.
soldiers chorus. Mrs li,wlcy. Mrs Swan. Misses
Brooks and Icffv. M,Ssrs. Swan, Weaver anj
Van Wrinkle,
Miss ILna Van DGyn.
Duet ..........,....... shall We Meet Again
Ms Stcncn. Dr. Tape
Trio ...... q, Restless Sea
Mrs, White, Mcs>r>. Shannon. Robin.
Piano duet .......... .... TAM luhal Polka
MIS-, iichockcr. Miss Carrie Srauljing.
solo ....... ........... ..... Promise Me
Nj Turner.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
NJERTE DE DOS AEREONAUTAS
MARCELo PREvosT.

La Prensa italiana publica extensos
normenores de 10 ocurrido al globo VA
na6 4 sus desventursdos tripulsntes.
Parti6 ell globo de Napoles el dla 9
del pasado, remontandose en- ell espaclo
tomando la direction del mar, emPu.
isdo por un viento huracanado.
Iban en- la barquills Ell captain aureo
usuta Venni, ell conde Patern6 Alfonso
Monteoupo ell redactor del periodrco
Don Mario, Pellizzoni.
Venni cometi6 la imprudencla de no
proveerse de un bote saivsvidas, no
pensando sin duda en- que ell globo pu
diera caer en- ell mar.
Los dos dfas siguientes al de la ascen'
sion 10 pasarou los aureonatas aleJados
de la costa aterrados por Ell asPecto
imponente del mar y ell fuerte Vlento
que soplabs. ;.
Ell hidr6geno que contents Q! Ndp0tt
Sc escape por los poros de la tela y po-
90 POGO, el globo fu6 descendlendo'
aumgnta udo oil terror de sus tripulantes.
Ls barquiIla Sc fu6 acercando al agua,
uu violento golpe de mar IA derrloo'
olyendo todos en- las olas.
In laneha LGgble0, que habia salldo
de Napoles para socorrer a los tripuian
tes del globo, pudo recoger al conde de
Montecupo, que luchaba desesperada-
msnte con las olas.
Los otros dos aureonautas dessPare
Oieron, arrebatsdos por an golpe de
mar.
FL duioo superviviente de la catastro'
fe ha referido tristes pormenores de la
sngustis que pasaron los tres triPulan-
tes del Napo6
FL oonde dice one, al caer la barqul-
Aa en- ell mar, oyo sus degraoiados
compaheros que lie pedfan sooorro, pero
no pudo acudir en- su auxlIlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05

que estaba a poca distancia de 81, lie
afectaban notablemente ciertas notas, y
al escucharlas movfa la cabeza y lanzs-
ba maullidos Iastimeros. El marinero
repiti6 la pieza y Ell cato entonces Sc
acerco al sitlo donde Sc hallaba ell toca-
dor, leVantando la cola y maullando.
A fuerza de practica y perseverance,,
consigui6 ell marinero desarrollar ests
facultad en- ell cato, de tai mode, que
cuando escuchaba una nota determine
ds, empezaba a contonearse con gran
dignidad, como un cantor de opera, y
maullar lugubremente, pero con notable
ammonia. Determinadas notas lie hacfan
lamar maullidos de son determinado, y
aEi Sc pudo llegar a hacerle ecantar.0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05

ciso para vestirme con lujo y elegancia.
Pero, francamente, no tendr6 deseos
de oasarme con usted mientras sc empe-
IA on asediarme con sus absurdas pre-.
tonsiones insista en- que vayamos solos
4 Ia terrazs del Casino.
No cres listed que gu insistencia hs
40 triunfar de mi repugnancia, pues, por
al contrsrio, su terquedad llegarfa q
;rr;tarme mug sacramento contra listed
q bacerme odiosa gu amistad.
He aauf ahora 10 que lie propongo,
dosnu6s de haber meditado profunda-
mente acerca del asunto.
I'm primer lugar, quiero que sea US
tad muy comedido conmigo, no permit
tiSndose dirigirme mas que palabras
one sean de mi sgrado y lisonjeen mi
amor propio. Ademas no me propon.
dra listed ninguna entrevlsta sofas nj
SC aIeiara de mi lado pof una mera
cuesti6n de celos, que seran slempre
inflndados.
I'm iusta recompeusa, me comprometo
baoer Greer a todo ell mundo que estoy
Iooamente enamorads de nsted y no
co1uetear con nadie, aunque Sc trate del
nlsmo Derwsns en- persona.
Tambi6n lie juro usted hacer todo
nnanto de mi dependa por desear ser 81
osnosa. 10 cual me parece que no ha de
ssT tan diffcil como primera vista pu
diera suponerse.
Vamos, amigo mfo; d6jese usted de
tonterfas que O. NADIA connucen y Venga
oeta noohe al Casino d estrecharme la
mano.
Nadie en- Ell muudo me gusta tanto
como usted. 5Por que no ha de hacer
nsted un esfuerzo para agradarme aun
aIgo mas de 10 que en- realidsd me agra
da?
bastard hacer por prudencia 10 que la
ar gento de mi pats haoe por pereza.
No se ofrezca usted tanto y deJese
desear un POGO.
mo le parece usted, mi querldo
Roberto, que usted y 20 tormaplamos
una exoelente pareja matrImonlalF
Piense usted en- clio, tome una buena
dosis de paclencia crea usted en- el
afeeto de gu sincers amiga,
Ethel.
MARCELo PREvosT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
GATOS CANTORRS

tUn rebuscador1 nos envfa las ST.
guientes lfneas tomadas de IN libro an
tlguo ouyo autor Sc llsmaba Cristobal
Calvete de EstrelIa, titulado <El tellci'
smo viaie del Principe don Phellppe,
hilo del Emperador don Carlos Quinto
Maxine, desde Espafia d sus tierras de
Ia baxa Alemania.S
"..sVenfa un mozo en- hgura de oso
ass1tado en- un CAIRO tafiando unos orga.
nos, en- que estaban metidos por dentro'
en lugar de las hautas, gstos vlvos J
Por buena orden y artifcio sacaban TO
uas las colas atlas afuera de tai suerte,
gae tocando ell oso ell organo, tiraban oe
"a cola a los gstos en- debida proporclon
medida, unos mucho y d otros poco'
otros medianamente, a su compas
nltlendose los gatos tirar por las co!as'
sullaban cada uno confoTme como &c
llona J hacfsn con sus sullidos altos J
Dalos una musica bien entonada que era
VISA naeya y mucho de ver1.
al cabo de los amos mil resulta que o.
20 vestido de oso ha tenido imltado'
un curioso articulo que publica ur
lco ingl6s, sobre diversos MOODS
pr ell tempo, Sc refere ei case d'
Andose IN marinero tocando a;
observe que al cato del buqUe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
NOTlCHAS

TOdO anunciO communicate que SO
inserte en- este diariO, debera salts
facerse su impOrte p0r adelantadO.
Los inoondicionales estSn como ninos
con zapatos nuevos, porque dicen haber
recibido untelegrama de la Capital anun-
ciando que ell Consejo Executive ha spro-
bado ell proyecto del independents Mr..
Crosas.
No nos extrafiarfa que resultase cierta
la noticia, por las continues ilegalidades
que ocuTren.
Soplan vientos pr6speros para las Ia
zafias del incondicionslismo.
Sc dice que una comision republican,
anda por ciertos barrios de la poblaclon
visitando ell domicilio de los federales
para pedir estos sus nombres, edad,
profession estado social, con objeto
de formar an ce11sO.
Censo de que
ST son ciertas esas versiones, Spara
que ese trabaio, y en- virtud de que de-
reGho Sc eierce?
Sea arms polftica, pura invencior
para causar molestias los federales. ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
INFORMATION DEL DIA
I'm FILIPINAs

Ell comsndante filipino Antonio Recio
sc ha presentado con veinte hombres,
prestando adhesion 8 la soberanfa anne
ricana.
FL general Mac Arthur desplegarA una
energica campsfia en- la isla de Minda
mao, cusndo cesen las lluviac, con parte
de los refuerzos que primitivamente
fueron enviandos China.
La Comision Civil hs orgsnizado sus
tsress Sc propone obtener buenos re
sultados.
Al Noroeste de Luz6n ell coronel Bell
tomo un pueblo a los filipinos, causan-
dole 8 muertos y poniendo en- libertad
a ocho prisloneros espanoles.
Lo DE CHINA
En Pekin hay completa tranquilidad
y en- la parte oriental del Imperlo rela
tiva calma.
Las tropas no han hallado resistencis
en- su avance Pekin y algunas han
cometido desordenes en- Ell trsyecto.
Russia los Estados Unidos Sc oponen
8 la dssmembracion del territorio Chi
no. Sc cree que hsbra IN acuerdo entire
las poteneias, pues todas estan intere-
sadas en- que Sc restablezca la paz.
Hay no obstante algunas difcultades
en- ell punto concrete de los gobiernos
americana russo, Alemsnia e Italia
son tirmes partidarias del reparto de
China.
I'm despacho de San Petersburgo da
a entender que Russia espera hacer ell
papeI de nacion directora en- las cuestio-
mes asiaticas.
En- la Confederation Americana hay
marcadas divergenciss respecto al modo
de considerar Ell conficto chino y ARE
cia en- este punto la campa1s contra ell
imperiaismo.
Los imperialistas llegan hasta adoptar
la desmembracion, 81 esta convene q
los intereses nacionales, J los dem6cra-
tss Green que las fuerzas aliadas deben
abandonar ell territorio chino, mante
ni6ndose ell sGtatu quo sobre soIidas ga
rantfas.
FL Secretario dc Esta1o Mr.. Hay es
partidario del expansionismo en- China,
Sc cree que dimitira su cargo porque
sus planes no han hsIlado favorable
aoogIda en- el amino del Presidente Mao
Ktnley.
Rusla extiende su iLfuencia en- la
Mandchuria y castiga severamente a los
rebeldes.
La prensa alemana y la ingless pro-
testan contra Russia.
OTRAs NoTICIAs
En- los puertos de Espala Sc han de-
clarado sucias las procedencias de Glas-
gov.
I'm Dinamarca Sc ha adoptado igual
medida.
En- Viens han chocado dos trenes,
pereciendo ] 5 personas.
En- Milan han sido detenidos cuatro
indlviduos que mantenfan communication
con un centro anArquico de Burdeos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
Gran ad!

En- cale de la acaba de abre esabecl
meno onde arcus entire
cabero nnos de todas
ases Ultima novedad para snoras nas ropa
exceente exterior para cua hay varedad come ira
para de surtdo de marneras odo
que vste quedaa compacdo satecho de 10
que ofrece a precio sumamente m0dlco
MI alt Agosto % de 1900 CARLOS DEMAND.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05

narices, 10 que es absolutamente anti
h gl6nico.
El 8 del corriente Sc celebrara en- ell
Centro Espalol de Mayagiez una Vela
da lfrico literaris, en- la que tomaran
parte las distinguidas y precoces artis
tas Maria Lolita Azpiroz.
En- dfas pasados circularon rum mores
de que habfa naufragado Ell transporte
Mac Clellan,y ell general DAVIS ha reci-
bido un telegrama defends que ell cita-
do barco ha llegado al puerto de la Ha'
bana sin novedad.
Hoy principian en- la Capital los exa
menes para obtener ell tftulo de maestro
principal y continuaran en- los d1as su'
cesivos.
Los examenes para maestro rural
graduado Sc efectuaran, respectlvamen-
te, los dfas Is IS del mes en- curso.
A las personas que nos piden los seis
tomos de la novela La Ju0enttt6 de
Enrique " deben enViarnos ell lmporte
de correos, Il centavos. 3-3.
"A EOUITATIVA. Gaia de pres
tonsoS. Vende a precios sumamente
baratos, maquinas de cadeneta y doble
pespunte, ropa hecha y en- corte,
calzado, relojes de nikel, acero, pla-
ia orc intinidad de prendas de es-
tOs metales. Hay brillantes baratOs.
Ponce, Plaza Principal esqulnr VI
la.-Anget LO2aO. 3-o alt.
EI Doctor Florencio Suarez, medlco
ciruiano, ha trasladado su domlclllo
la calle de Baldorioty, antes Atocha,
ndmero 20 esquina Wives y Plaza del
Mercado.
/ m alt. Ponce, Agosto de 1900.
Sres. Scott Y Bovine, New York
Muy sefores mios: Amos hace que
uso en- mi practica su excelente &Emul
si0nn siempre me he fellcltadO pOr
sus buenos resultados, slendo muy
raro ell enfermO que le repugne.
Tenganlo por un remed1O perfec-
tamente combinado y muy utll en-
muchOs casOs.
Ponce, Mario de 1900. DR.. G
SPARKLETS " sean aparatos
Dequenos para hacer en- pocoS mlnu-
sos SODA WATER, aerear leche, wi
no todo liquido que Sc desee hacer
De venta a precios m0dicos en- la
aerreria Y fundici6n de ROBERTO
Marina 25, Ponce, T. 4.
MAYO. "a de 1900. 2ys
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
A NUESTROS AGENTES

Los que tengan fOndOs nuestros va
recaudadOs, supIiCamOs Sc sirVan en-
ViarnOs estOs a la mayor breVedad
possible. pues los neCesitam0s para
nuestrOs gastOs mas perentOrios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
Sc alquilan pastOs

A muy corta distancia de la Ciudad
Hay aqua abundante y nutrida hlerba.
Para informes dirigirse a S. Moret
Hta. AgOsto 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
CARLOS DEMAND.
LUCIANO ORTIZ ANTON
CARLOS LOPEZ de TORD
q EoG DoS

participant sus clientes y cuantos
puedan necesitar sus servicios profesio-
males, que han trasladado gu bufete 4 la
calle de Cristina numero 8, bajos.
Las horas de consultas seran de q
IL de la mafana de 2 de la tarde.
Ponce, 10 de Agosto. l m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
Sc Vemdem

A tres minutes de la Ciudad cuatro
cuerdas magnifcos pastos. Prra IN
formes dirigirse al administrator de
este peri0dicO. Hta. Agosto 20 a,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05
ABoGADC

ABoGADo
Ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS,
en- la Gale Mayor numero II.
HORAS DE CONSULTAS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-09-05

FL DIAREO DE PUERTO-RICO
Sc encuentra de Venta en- esta cIudad
on la casa do c0merciO de don Juan J0-
sc Santiago, Gale del Castillo y en- Ia
acreditada tabaqueria "City of Ponce
de los senores SimOmpietri y SolterO,
frente al Parque de BOmberOs.
Ponce, 81 de AgOstO de 1900.
SE VENDE. La casa y solar no 23
de la Gale del Comercio. FL solar mi
de 16 varas de frente por 40 de fondo
v da tambian a la Gale de la Luna.
Precio m6dico. En- esta imprenta in.
formaran. hta 80.