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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
NEW COLLEGE AT la CROSSE.

La Crosse, Wis, June 12,-Prof. f.
j. roland, who is the proprietor OF
business colleges at Winona, Wausau
and La Crosse is contemplating the
organization of military academy by
The consolidation Of the three schools.
ana erecting at this place big college
building He has met with much en-
eouragement lie controls in all
about thousand pupils annually.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
BASEBALL SCORES.

Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati Il
Brooklyn &. Pittsburg Z
Boston 1. Chicago 3.
New York S, ST. Louis 0
Chicago 2. Detroit l.
Kansas City 2, Cleveland 4
Minneapolis 3. Buffalo 3.
Milwaukee 3. indianapolis :.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
PROF. PORTER 70 RESIGN.

BelOit, Wis, June l2-Prof Porter,
teacher Of Latin at Beloit viii resign
ths month, because Of his advanced
age He Is 50 years or age and has
been on the faculty here half cen
fury Prot Porter came to Beloit
from the east soon after President
Chaplin and Prof Emerson, and his life
has been linked With every advance
ment Df the college
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
MEDICAL MEETING
Sa.t society Convenes in Cream City
Soon.

DOoh.
tte Medical society is to meet
3Eee June 20-22 and the pro-
be- as follows.
Wednesday. June 70. II a. M Call
ay the president. w. r..
invocation, Rev. H. II Jacobs;
welcome Mayor b. S. Rose,
ar President sarles. After
#5-Min0r Operative Meas
aaeol0gy NJ B sharp, Mad
ss 3u opened by j A. Jack
san Clinical Report Of Two
81 Malignant Disease, G.
oshkosh; Cancer OF the
kletzsch, Milwaukee;
9y r. Sbimonek, Milwau-
nsEing Sheboygan, G. w,
sa5ozh and W. T.. Ground
4 y Pulls, Milwaukee; A
Unborn Edward Evans
Prevention of Puerperal
r f Bennett, Belolt;
aE F Pember, James
Naer. stoughton suppura-
Media in Children, II. Y.
aa Milwaukee, discussion
Willard, Wausau and j A.
Hkee.
$50 a. m.-Present Status
.e Infant Feeding. l.,
8.seuss' on By H b. Sears,
+ II Hay, Milwaukee,
infant Feeding in General
Nler. stoughton, discus.
Doors Milwaukee. james
s7.lle. and l.. II Pelton,
Scarlet Fever. F. d. Nil
lsee discussion BY j. J.
and F A Klelnhans. Mil
NsR Hypnotic, W b. Hill,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14

and grandchildren in the city at din
ner. Another interesting event In
connection with his birthday was the
fact that on that same day his oldest
srandchild, Miss Helen Bum Of 81.
Paul celebrated her twenty-frst birth
day Mr. Anderson came to La Crosse
in 1850 and went into business In
1852 and has been in business ever
since.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
PECK FOR CONGRESS.
Milwaukee Democrats Nominate Him
Without Opposition.

Milwaukee June II Ex-Governor
George W. Peck was placed In nomlua-
zion as the democratic candidate tor
congress in the fourth district last
evening Inere was no opposition but
much speech~making. Often viii be re-.
nominated by the republicans. His
majority in 1894 over David 5. Rose
was 5,622, in 1896 it was $40 over Rob
ert Srhilling and in 1898 il was 1881
over J. G. Dcnnely. In this election
1927 votes We're cast for SchHling pop
ulist
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
BADGER BOYS GRADUATE.

Washington June IL Degrees were
conferred at the Georgetown Law c3l-
lege commencemnt lagt night. on r X.
Boden o. Milwaukee Thomas &. Downs
of Delayan. and Otto B1sshard 81 III
Crosse
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
WARNED 70 STAY IN.
ST Louis Mayor Issues a Proclamation
70 Citizens

st. Louis, June H. The Sabbath s
scenes On disorder and ploodshed were
followed yesterday BY comparative
quiet throughout the city The vigil
ance Of the public department has been
redoubled In maintail ng peace and
order, az 1t vas feare4 the iawless ele-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
CLOSING UP WAR
,opFRTS NEARING MARAUDING
BOER FORCES.
,AcHADoDORP THE CAPITOL

p-tisb Liberate Nearly 300 Prison
Enemy Carries OFF 900-Cabi-
no, troubles in Caqetown-Re Report
rBat Generals oliver and DE VIII
Tiers Have Been Killed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
RYAN IS GAINING
WAUkESHA MAN DEVELOPING
STRENGTH AT MILWAUKEE.
CONTESTANTS ABOUT EVEN

Warm Battle Beginning to Wage over
Wall-Mllwaukeean Thinks He
Should BE Supported Many eau
cuses to BE Held This Morning
State Convention Aug. %.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
NANrToWoc HEBREW WEDDING

Nanitowoc. wis June II fhe FIRST
Hebrew wedding ever held In Mantle.
voc was solemnized al Turner aall
Sunday by Rabbi Koehu ~ Madison
Miss Martha Stein and Abraham
Schwartz, both 81 Nanitowoe were TIE
contracting parties About 200 guests
from neishboring cities we're ID at
tendance
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
WISCONSIN PEOPLE.

James II Morrison Of Minneapolis,
formerly of Oshkosh, VIII sail for
Paris next Saturday on his return
be VIII engage IN business "a Fargo,
n d.
Judge O 3 Wyman Of Vlroqua who
b ~ is said To be getting along very
nicely he Is able 70 be about with
ont any Inconvenience, and seems TO
be gaining rapidly.
Il p. Stewart Of Onaaska has IN
vented cold storage Ice cream
freezer The cream Is poured into tin
tubes are put into a barrel filed whit
are put into barrel filled With
broken Ice and salt The barrel works
On the principle 81 washing machine
and IN four minutes the cream Is
frozen Ia . stick and wrapped In a
piece Of tissue paper Mr Stewart has
had the outlt patented and expects to
be ready to begin the manufacture Of
the treczers this summer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
CHICAGO MARKETS.

The following table shows the open.
ing, highest, lowest and closing prices
~ produce yesterday at Chicago:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
MORE MASSACRES
SITUATION IN CHINA NOT IN
LEAST IMPROVED.
RUSSIANS VERY
TIVE

Anti-Foreign Riots Grow More Tur-
bulent and Demonstration Under
Russia and England by American
and European Powers Said to Have
Been Agreed to-Last Dispatch Out,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14

Saturday was the roth birthday OF
Mons Anderson ~ La Crosse His
employees presented Mr.. Anderson
with beautiful bouquet Of great large
roses and six hat. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson entertained their children
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
FOR PR0TECTORATE
CHINESE EMPEROR WOULD CALL.
IN FOREIGN NATIONS.
HE A PRISONER NOW

Sends a Message to People Of Western
Part of Empire Many Reforms in
Government Suggested by Him
But lie Warns Powers Against
Thoughts of Dismembermeut
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04
Phi,lippines. whore he 10 said to DO much

Philippines, whore he 10 said to bs much
dissatisfied with the G. mmand given him
BY Otis, or to return to Washington. He
got a friend to endeavor to get MIR. Nc
Kinley to drop hint on the subject and
that is the sort Of hint he got. II General
VIII eeler returns, he will have to resign
his commission az brieadier general Of
volunteers.
Senator Marion Cutler, chairman Of the
national peoples party committee, has
sent circular letter to each member Of
that committee, asking for their views as
! to holding a national convention to NOM
mate presidential ticket. He thinks a
convention will be held and that it will
nominate Col. Bryan. Speaking Of the
convention, Senator Allen, OF Nebraska,
who il a member OF the national commit
tee, said that it made no difference
whether the convention wss held before
or after the democratic convention. be-
cause it was already settled that Col.
Bryan would be nomin. ted by both con-
ventions. Senator Allen says the BRYAN
electors will carry Nebraska by $4,000
majority.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04
IoINaS AT The COURT HOUSE.
Rusiness transacted nv the ouper"'
Cou,t and List Of Instruments Fiied
with Officials.
Aupe. Tor Court.


The following Is the record OF business tran
sscted in the superior court LOT t"e "eeA CIV"
ing Dec. 80. 1899.
In re estate Of Alexander Young, de-
&c ,scd. Roy A and Jessie l Young APP
rointed joint administrators.
In re estate of Laura c Young. de-
ceased. Roy A and Jessie l Young APP
pointed Joint administrators.
North Western Lumber Co W. Chehalis
County ct al Judgment for defendants
,igned.
Nina A sagendorph vs. Alvin Sagen'
lorph. Defendant permitted to mortgage
.ot 4, blk 9, w Il BIS add Aberdeen.
In re estate Of John McAfee, deceased.
Notice of hearing on January 10 directed.
State of Washington VS. Daniel Down
ing. Defendant granted extension OF
time, and clerk directed to prepare tian-
script. Motion to have clerk furnish
statement Of facts was denied.
In re estate of Ethel NJ Heath deceased.
Administrator authorized to release mort
gage. and decree Of settlement signed.
In re estate of VIM Miner, deceased.
Taken under advisement.
In re estate OF Jas II Lindsay, deceased.
Notice to or ditors directed.
NEW CASES.
Ninemire & Morgan VS. w D Mack ct
TX. Debt on promissory note.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04
plat Montesano, 2 years 80 per month.


JE Richmond ct al to Alex Poison,
D " er Of attorney to sell real estate.
Aberdeen Mfg Co to The Public, arti
cles Of incorporation.
Geo M Wade 10 A NJ Wade, agreement
to sell M Of nwA Of seA; e1s OF swA Of
nek; and VIZ of swN Of neA sec 26-lS-
$50 per year for each tract.
Cliff NJ Weatherwax to II Hayes,
power Of attorney.
ia Mcdonald to l. D Robinson, bill Of
sale two horses, wagon and harness.
$40.
Zelasko T. Moulton to Violet Forder,
bill of sale furniture-$305.
Same to Baker 4 Forder, same
$495. so.
WIN A Anderson to John A Gilkey, rel
OF mtg real estate.
NV Hines to Carr 4 Carr, chat mtg
on span horses, wagon and farm pro-
duce-$l50.
Patrick Mcffugh to John Winters, mtg
on 50 OF se14 sec II, and n1>a OF ne'4 sec
23-21-1O-$200.
Daniel Gillies to Hayes & Hayes, chat
mtg on logging outfit-$270O.
Dolpheus Ames to Chas II Ames, re
Of chat mtg.
Gil Ames to Dolpheus Ames, chat mtg
on meat market outfit-$l00.
G w Richmond to o II P Wiley, chat
mtg on laundry outtit-$l00O.
Lewis & Carmen to T A Santabin, rel
OF chat mtg-$135.S5.
Emil Pfund to VIM Struck, rel OF mtg
on seL sec 24-21-9-$1O0.
John + Esmond ct al to Chas j Arnold.
assignment of agreement between said
Esmond and G Porter.
CT Arnold to Thos Oswold, bill OF sale
2 cows--$50.
wv Lamb to J p Carson, mtg on NV a
of ne1 sec 4-17-7-$1O0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04
TIME CARD.
S1EAMER T. e. REED.
In Effect November q, 1899.
Daily except Sunday.

Connects with stage at westport to and from
South Bend.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04
Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court OF Washington for Che
halls County,

In the Superior Court OF Washington for Che.
halls County.
In the matter OF the estate of
David Reeves,
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
was heretofore duly appointed administrator of
the estate OF David Reeves. decedent. by
the above entitled court. All persons having
to present the same, with the necessary YOU.
cheers, to me at the office Of Hogan 4 Abel.
Montesano. Washington, within one year from
to-wit: within one year from January 4, 1900:
and ON the failure SO to do such unpreseuted
claims will be forever barred.
OWEN REEVES,
HOGAN & ABEL, Administrator
Attorneys for Administrator.
Post.ofhce Address, MOntesano. Washington.
Date OF first publication, Jan. !, l9oo. lS'4t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Dec. 30. compiled frcm
the records for the exclusive use OF the Aber'
deem HERALD and PiRArED regularly by the
MOntesanO VIDETTE:
Sarah A Stone to Matt Matson, swI oil
seq and seI OF swH sec 1O-l5-4-S15O'
= Zeebuvth to August Schulze, ne'4 OF
nwll sec 12-1S-7 except all merchants
bic timber-$l00.
Samuel Benn to Chas Olson, lot 8,
blk 25, orig plat Aberdeen-$9O.
Il N Wade to G. NJ Wade, lots s 9 and
10, blk II, Academy add Montesano-
$50.
Samuel Benn to Wencl Sedlacek ct al
lots and 2. blk 81, W 4 BIS End add
Aberdeen-$150.
Same to l. Rasmussen, lot Z, blk %,
orig plat Aberdeen-*90.
US to G Jay Arnold, ~ Of ne4 ;nwA
OF lie u, and lot 3 sec 22-l7-8--Pat.
David B Ballard to Jos Holmes, lot g
seM of sw14, and 81 Of sea sec 18-24-1z
1925.
U S to Andrew Gibson, receivers re-
ceipt SEA of neH sec 3-16-5-$50.
Jane E Richmond to Abbie + Haley
lot 7, blk 80, Hoquiam-$250.
U S to Patrick MclIugh, Sc Of sea sec
IA, and NE Of neA sec 23-2l-10-Pat.
Alice Reimer to Martha Benn, lots 8
and 10, blk 81, r Minis add Cosmopolis
1900.
Nimrod Critics to Jos A Banks, lots
3 and 4, blk "a, Campbell's add Hoquiam
1900.
VIM II Pedlar to Jos Banks, lot 5, bill
"a, Campbell's add Hoquiam-$10O.
Jas G Phelon to ] w Lamb. nwI o.
ne>4 sec 4-17-7-$400.
SD Crumley to + J Leavitt, tract Of
land adjoining school house block Mon
tesano-$200.
FA Suter to Manhattan Trust Co, e1la
OF neA, and sea sec 2s-17-9-$1.
Aberdeen Single & Box Co to VIM
Hunt, undH lots 8 and s, blk A; lo'
6, blk b; lot 6, blk 8, and all blk X, First
add South Aberdeen-$1.
VIM Hunt to Emily Raby, same prop
erty-$200.
G Thomas to John w Far1uhar, lots
NC II IS 10 and 20. blk lots 3 S II
~ Is IA and Is, blk Is, Rice's add Aber'
,deen-$l.
Robt Durney to r J Bailey, fracl lots
II and Is, blk III, Hoquiam-$350.
Cliff M Weatherwax to A J West. sea
sec 32-20-S-$2000.
White to J B Gouchnour, lots 2
and 8, blk 2, MONEYS corrected plat
Montesano-$500.
Jessie Bates to w NJ Lindsey, sea SEE
15-21-9-$2500.
William Struck to w NJ Lindsey, se}z
sec 24-2l-9-$2500.
Julia F Esmond ct al to G j Arnold
lots 2 and 8, blk 8, and lot !, blk F,
L scammon's plat Montesano-$o00
Miscellaneous.
PIT Eshom to N d Simon, trustee,
acres in NV corner Of ne14 Of swh4 sec 49,
17-5 in trust for bail bond-$25O.
Mary A Delaney to John Milfofer, mtg
O.. Y q, y r.. ,.v4...rl- 5000.
HB Waldron to Hayes 4 Hayes, cha
mtg on saw logs-$60O.
Michael Doyle to Samuel G Knowles
mtg on M Of SEA and n5a Of swA SCI
8-l5-9-$700.
US to Chas Endicott, receivers re-
ceipt nwI Of nwH sec IA, and neA O
neI4 sec l5-2l-7.
JH Taylor to Swan & johnson. con
tract for timber on VIZ Of e11s sec 2l-lS-
$4,000.
RS Calef to Jesse L Dunlap, rel Of mtg
JF Jusa to T j Preston, rel Of chat mtg
Geo w Nine mire ct al to Caleb Jen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04

II you can afford to rent store space in
Aberdeen you can afford to buy adver.
Using space In the HERALD.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04

Five Hundred Dollars Reward.
1900 reward will he paid for the arrest
and conviction Of any person found cut
ting lines or turning adrift any RATS or
boom sticks that are tied to our wharf or
boom on the Chehalis river.
81 yr. WILSON BROS. q 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28
XVII

La cass, pesar de Ia riqusz' de SO fachada, p
recfa silenoosa triste Jacobo qued6 muy asom"
brado ouaudo abri6 la puerts al yer que el patio
esaba lleno de gente de todas oases entire Ia que
vefan sodsdos la blanca de Loreua burgueses
de Paris hermauos de agunas oofradfas.
En- medic de elos destacaba fraie de esvada
regular corpulenca cuya presencia hizo
acobo porque e prior de su convento.
Todos los que hallaban a psreofa que estsban
perando order, Ell desoonocido hzo atravessr q
JAcobo por todos e ev6 al vestbuo del hotel
en- ell que le djo que esperase maroh6.
La h2bitaoi6n que entr6 ell desconocdo con-
trastaba por luo Ell de Ia casa, ella
ss hallaba mujer, que al oir pasos levant6 Ia
cabez1 saliendo del profundo ensimismamento que
estaba sumida exoIam6:-IAh sSols vos, Erie2 ~
ell dessonoeido salnd6 respeto one estaba
exoento de certo desd6n L. duquesa de Motpensier,
hizo sefia CreveeG II para que ssntlse, pero
cate permaneci6 pie cont6 ouanto habfa presen
cisdo dido IL taberna de M 4icsn II duquesa
preguDt6:-sY deofa que eatk furosc9
TAntc, sefiorp que dabia traerosle, puestc que
recntai, todos los desoontentoa todos los que
odian 81 rey do Francia
Estas palabras hiceron oantellear Ia mirada do los
hermosos ojos de IL ducuesa que exclam6; -iEs que
odio toda energfa de que mi alma @ capaz eae
h0mbrel
~ trsjs . fraiIe porGue cref one podria ser
It'll vusstra altessdijo Erio.-Rstk ahf en Ia ha-
btaci6n Immediate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28
1s4 RIblIoseca dc la DEMOCRACtA

-Ohl tOh!-exclamarou de todas parties, 40 an.
oano loren6s miro al fraileclo djo:-lAh! tCon que
-S,Erespond6 Jacobo, vieDdo cuohillo de
a6lada punta sobre apoder6 de el y ana
did, odio ta1to que pudiese, lie olavarfa e'to
- -IY por que le odias tautoH-prsgunt6 81 lorsD6'
snoiano; Jacobo quito el hSbito enseno sus es
n.ldae ensan Rreutadas adn, entire los murmulos de
dos oont6 10 ocurrido. Loa frne', que sc haban uni
A. Ioa soldados, ausron furor, los lorenese.,
ona absn a borraohos hab ION de lr ana
a. al nalacic pero cabsaro vestido de negro, qne
- scnobara todc sin deoir nj palsbra les impuso
- ;IeDCio pregunt6 al novioio:-tC6mo te lamasr
j acobo Cemente.
-gPor que to hiciste ffallef
-Poroue no querfa trabaJar
-tDe que ordsn eresF
Soy domfnico.
IHsv alg6u dominica qlf9-pregunt6 e desof-
oo,ao se pTesentaron frsles los que dijo: =
Tf ne leyar ell asno al oonvento Porque este mu-
chsobo &c vene coumigo: VeD,-y s desoononido pro-
;S cS ssta palabra tai autoridsd, que aoobo az
nuncio ' SSbita echo andar 81 "a donde bsf
Pu'o noTabs psro fueIza misteriosa le Impulse
;ss ~ anuel hombre al que vefa por primers veg
seRul. Rr..6 "a Iuchar contra squela atracci6u.
~ n.snnks de andar mucho, detdvose ell desconoGdo
nSP casa de hermcss apariencis cogiendo el al
dab6r, diio:-Aqui es'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28
NOTECIAS
TOdO anunciO o communicate que Sc
inserte en- este diariO, debera salts
facerse 81 impOrts p0r adelantadO.

Conclude ell sumario que venfa ins.
truyendo cl Juez Casalduc contra ell Je
fe de la Policfa de esta ciudad, hs sido
elevada hoy la csusa al attorney Gene
raj.
Sc nos dice que en- Ell proceso fguran
Iquince veinte testigos presencidLes fa
vorables a Figueroa que no estuvieron
nj por los alrededores de La DEMoCRA-
CIA. 81 este resulta cierto, la carcel sc
ra con ellos, pues la ley castiga severa-
mente los perjuros.
Desde haoe algun tempo ha dejado
de pertenecer esta redaccion, en- cali
dad de reporter, nuestro estimsdo amigo
ell loven dou Csyetano Cssals, de cuyos
servicios quedsmos altamente reoono-
cidos.
Desde aver sc halla ligeramente in
dispuesto nuestro querido compafero
don Eugenio Astol.
Ell tempo est& amenazando grandes
lluvias.
Desde ell domingo lIueve en- esta ciu-
dad.
FL federal mayaguszano don Luis
Montalvo Guevsrd destruye de modo
terminate, en- La Brujd, ell concepto
calumnioso que le atribuyo la BandcrG
Anteric0,lG, acerca de IN supuesto para
lelo entire Perez Morris y Mateo Faiardo.
MontaIvo acudir& los tribunales de
Justicis.
No nos o0na6amoa nuaa al 1ooir
que tai noticia era pura invencion de los
incondicionales .tcJordistos.
En- Msyagiiez ha fallecido don Juan
Navarro, antique aduanero, federal y
persona de recomendable conducta.
Nuestro querido amigo correligio-
mario don Miguel Hernandez ha sido
nombrado Secretario de la Camars de
Comercio de esta ciudsd.
la eleccion es ssertada.
Nuestra enhorsbuens.
s gun dice un periodico, las GALES de
Msysgilez SO eucuentran en el mas com
pleto sbandono.
Delicias de la administration repu-
DIlCa0as
Prosiguen con mucha actividad, en- la
Capital, lostrsbajos de inscripciones en
la colonia espsfiola.
DIcha corroraci6n ouenta "a con mas
de / 800 socios.
Los sef1ores Luis Benejan, jose Lugo,
Luis Brans y Antonio L6pez, veoinos
de C4bo Rpjo, Sc b IN sepsrado del par
lido republicano sdhiriGndose al federal
Bienveniios scan nuestras filas los
-nueVos correiigionarios.
Dice IN oolega mayaguezano, que los
niflos del Rincon cantsn la Borinque7la
en- las escuelas, & las horas de entrada
y de salida.
La costumbre nos parece grata"por el
regionalismo que revela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28

Anoche fu8 asaltsds la casa del sefior
don Juan Monserrat, que yive en- la ca
i lie de sabel.
Serfan las cuatro de Ia mafisna, Guam
do la farnilia del sefior Monserrat sinti6
ruido en- ell comedor. Levant6se este,
incontinenti enfrentose con tres hom-
bres, uno de los cuales Sc le abaIanzo
enGima, entablando entre ambos una
luchs personal. Los otros dos retira-
ronse hacia la puerta que oomunica ell
comedor con la cocina.
La senora del senior Monserrat abri6
una de las puertas del balloon salio d
la calle pidiendo auxilio.
Levantaronse los vecinos, acudieron
8 casa del senior Monserrat, msrchando.
Sc en- ese momento los ladrones.
Asf vivimos en- Ponce, luchando has
ia dentro del Propio hogar con los ban
didos.
Hemos recibido las hojas sueltas pu-
blIcadas por nuestro amigo ell seTior
Santini por ell comite federal de Isa-
bella en- contestacIon la publicsda por
los republioanos de dicho pueblo.
De ella nos ocuparemos otro dfa.
SE AVISA AL PUBLICO que algu-
ma de la mantequills de POTE ANA :
RILLO que sc expende actuslmente en-
esta localidad como Danesa, ES AME
RICANA.
La legftima. de la cual es uuico agen-
tie Ell que suscribe, ostenta en- la parte
superior de Ia tapa ell nombre del fabri-
cante z PETERSEN.
Llamo, pues, la atencion de los con-
sumidores de esta tan acreditada marca
de mantequilla Danesa, fin de que no
sc dejen enganar de los que pretenden
vender una cosa por otrs.
Ia alt. Carlos armstrong.
FL sefior don Pedro FIlippi nos pal
ticipa hsber alberto ma casa de conner
clio en- la calle de la Salud, que Sc dedi-
cara la compra y venta de frutos del
pats y extranjeros.
Compdd1ta a,aoninqa de Ia I&z electrical
de Ponce. La Junta Directiva, en- Sc
sion celebrada anoche, aoord6 quede sin
vigor ell 10 y 20 apartado de la tarifa
general publicada en- "a del mes ant
rior, que Sc retieteu al 50p.S que, como
minimum, habrfa de pagar el consumi
dor por contador, por Ell n1mero de
lampsrss instaladss, d los precios de
dicha tsrifs. Ponce, Agosto % de
1900. FL administrator, ". Sifre q
SoLer. Is.
EI vapor San Juan saldra de este
puerto para New Nork, VIA San Juan,
ell Sabado 10 de Setiembre las de la
tarde. -Fritze Lundt ca. 3 d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28

neiro, La PrensG, de Buenos Aires,
son periodicos importantes de la Anne
RIGA espafiola.
Ez Mercurio de Valparaiso, fu6 fun
dado en-. 1927.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28

Picadura hebrs corriente, superior
Sc vende & cineuenta centavos y treints
respectivamente en- la antigua sucursal
de los sefores Toro y Go frente al Par.
que de Bomberos.
Agosto % de 1900. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28

Tnmaa Monsanfo Y RartolIa. Agen.

Tomas M0nsant0 y Bart0IIa. A8en-
to general do negocios y solicltador
en- esta eiudad do la New York LII
fe Insurance Company Gran com
Daflia de Segur0s de Vida.
= Ofrece sus servici0s On su oficiua
Gale do la Lunan1mero 10 Ponce.
Mario de 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28
LUCIANO ORTIZ ANTON
CARLOS LOPEZ DE TORD
-ABoGADoS

Partcipan sus clientes y d cuantos
puedau necesitar sus servicios profesio
males, que han traslsdado su bufete la
Gale de Cristins ndmero 8, bajos.
Las horas de oonsultas seran de 8 3
II de la maf1ans y de de la tarde.
Ponce, 10 de Agosto. m. alt.
UN JOVEN con largos amos de prac-
tica en- ell comercio ofrece sus servicios
como tenedor de llbros. En- ests i'm
prenta informaran. g 8 alt.
Sc alquilan pastOs
A muy corta distaneia de la -Ciudad
Hay aqua abundante y nutrida hierba.
Para informes dirigirse S. Moret.
Hta. AgOstO 26.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-28

Pasajes Go ida vuelta 10 p. de reoaJa:
Nif,os nasnores de I2 amos nitad de pasaje.
Los vapoees de esta Inca son recemendaoies
9or sus cornodidades especiales para pasa1eres
smpleando de Puerte Rico New forK al reoe
Tor de custro dfas medic.
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