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1860,

Born Feb: H. lsos-Died Oct A-T realty 81
Picking between England and China. q
Nov: .6-Nineteenth presidential election
held. Abraham Lincoln received 1870 cleo
Breckenridge u electoral and 81. 81 pops
ular votes; John Bell 80 electoral and
SS7,sso popular votes. and Z, Stephen q.
Dec. president Buchanan in annual mes.
sage to congress Sc i'd southern states had
no legal right to 81 cede, and governments
Dec. 2O-south Carolina seeded.
Dec. H-Ralph Farnilam. last survivor Of
H.. aged 104h 4 by
Jan. 2-Frederick William Nv. Of Prussia
Jan. 9-Steamer Star of the West with
reenforcements for Fort Sumter firela
upon. by South Carolina troops frorfEf
Jan. 9-Mississipp. seeded
Jan. 10--Florida seeded. s
Jan. 11-Ala bama seeded
Jan. l9-Georgia seeded. 8s
Jan 26-Louisiana seeded. Kansas admit.
ted to the union. VI
Feb. l-TeXas seeded.
Feb. lConfederate congress met AK
Montgomery, Ala. Six states Sta III repre- G..
Feb. s.Jefferson Davis chosen president
dent of Southern Confederacy s''H y
Fsb lS-First italian parliament met at
Emanuel H.. Of Sardinia, king Of Italy'
April 12-Fort Sumter fred upon. First
gun fired by Edmund Ruffln Of Virginia
he committed suicide soon after clos
OF the war. IA, l7 -
April 14-Fort Sumter surrendered.
Apri! l5-President called for rs, 600 troops
April l7-virginia seeded
April 19-President proclaimed blocka6.
of southern ports.
May 6-Arkansas seeded,
May May IL N Carolina seeded.
June 8-Tennessee seeded.
July 21-Federal troops defeated at ba+t,a
Oct N-William I. crowned king Of Plus.
NoX. S-confederate ENJOYS Mason AMI
n Trent BY Capt. Wilkes, u. s. N. e
Gotha, husband Of Queen Victoria. died.
Jan. l.-Government suspended spec,.
payment. X Sses.0
Gen. Grant and Com. Foote. = -
Feb l6-Fort Donelson surrendered - 4
Gen. Grant $500 49, v
March So. s. frigate Congress and d. /.
sloop- of-war Cumberland destroyed \
confederate ram Msrrimac at HampHs
March s-Battle between Monitor and
Merrimac at Hampton Roads. 5liss 1u1
Orleans :. - 's' 49, NeV
May department Of asriculture estab
May e S1es. II act approved by III
June ,1tssslavsry forever prohibited in th
Army Army Of a,a the Potomac retreatsd AfG ros
| Jnly llPresident approved act for bui,1
ing ,I rai li and telegraph line from M 4
July A-Ex- President Martin Van R,..
aisd q at Lindenwold, N. X, aged 90
aug. N-Sioux Indians attack frortier -.
| Elements Of Minnesota set
aug. 1-Enlistment Of 5000 colored vo,,,..
teers ordered. First permission Of I'm w
government to employ negroes Is s.i
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line England
died of a broken heart. Her husband.
onation as his cOnSort
Aug. lO-Missouri admitted to the union.
Sept. 21-Central American states declared
their independence of Spain.
1922.
Jan. 27-IInrdependence Of GREECE proclaimed.
March 2S-Independence of Spanish prov
inces In South and Central america rec
ognizsd BY United States States a. nm ,nnoh-
itants Of Chios island, Greece,
May president Monroe vetoed approprta-
ton bill providing for government Inn,
provements on the Cumberland road, and
transmitted to congress a message en-
bodying his objections to national ap-
propositions for internal improvements.
government regarding internal Improve
ments excepting as regards rivers and
harbors.
of Portugal
Dec. 1-Pedor I. crowned nrst emperor OF
Brazil
Jan. N-Congress petitioned to send an ex-
pedition to the north to investigate the
! Symme's theory that the earth was hol-
low, being opened at the poles for the
admission of light and air. and Inhabited
March a-Ausustin l. Of Mexico compelled
to abdicate, and Mexico proclaimed a re-
pubic October 1. 1923.
Apr1l 7-FfenCh army 0HISIe0 6pdM W Eo-
store despotic rule Of King Ferdinand.
Dec. 2.Proclamation by President Mon on.
American continents were not to be con-
sidersd as subjects for colonization by
1 any European power. This constitutes
the Monroe doctrine"
1924.
March 1s-convsntion signed between
/ Great Britain and United States for sup
preston of slave trade.
(. April a-Lord Byron died at Missolonghi.
Aug. NBolivia declared its independence
i of Spain.
| York for visit to america.
I Sept. 1s-Louis XVIII; of France died. :.
4 Nov. 9-TentA fssidential election. OF
popular vote John Quincy Adams re
ceived 1o5.s21: A!.ar es Jackson. 1880 Ss
0S7. No candidate for president received
majority Of electoral VOTES and cleo
ton devolved upon house of representa-
4 tives.. John G. Calhoun elected vice
4 president.
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as---
May N-First telegram sent over land
line from Washing on to Baltimore.
June MmJ9e -, and hram Smith n, Mormons'
July 3-First treaty of commerce between
United States and China signed.
Nov. 12IFifteenth presidential election.
James K. Polk received ITO electoral and
1885, 1874 popular votes. Henry Clay re-
ceived los electoral and 1,287 ,o3S popular
votes
1915.
Jan. 2S-CongresS appointed first Tuesday
following first Monday in November ma
tional election day.
Feb. 2S-Texas annexed by joint resolution.
March 3-Congress fixed postage on letters
at cents for 300 miles or under and 10
cents for over that distance.
March 3-Florida admitted to the union.
June S-Ex-President Andrew Jackson
died, aged Is.
state.
The Sahara desert explored during the year
by James Richardson, of England.
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July e.com. John D. sloat, U: s. N, oc:
cupied Monterey, Cal, and declared
s country H, annsned to United United Sta States ..
full sewing machine.
Dec. 2S-Iowa admitted to the union.
Feb. 22-2-Battle of Buena Vista fought:
10000 Mexicans defeated by 5000 Ameri-
July aAsalt Lake City founded by the
Sept. 1sMcity Of Mexico occupied BY
American troops
thstic by. Sir James Young Simpson. Of
During ne year the :. eyl,nder, printing
JAM. ls-Gold discovered near Coloma,
Jan. 2s-Frsderick VII. Of Denmark pro-
claimed new constitution, making the
government constitutional instead Of
Feb a-Treaty Of peace between United
States and Mexico signed at Guadalupe
!1l aaI e; United states paid Mexico
Feb. 23-Ex-President John Quincy Adams
died at Washington. aged 81
Feb aL LsIds Philippe compelled to abdi;
French republic formed.
March 2s-John Jacob Aston died in New
York, aged So.
June s2-Rebel.ion .cf Paris Communists
| against the republic began. 1t lasted but
four, days, but resulted in the loss of
nearly 2o.000 live5 and the des truction of
one-fourth of the city of Paris.
| July 4Corner stone of the Washington
| monument laid.
/ the railway locomotive. died in England.
aged 81.
Nov. 4Frsnch constitution adopted by
| Nov. 7-Sixteenth presidential election
votes, and Lewis cass. Of Kentucky. III
Dec. 15-Postai treaty signed with Great
Dec. so-Louis Napoleon inaugurated pres
First settlement Of the Doors In the Trans-
1910.
sspublie dseias.d pops's temporal power
March department of interior created
M sirs. Hsv sse:t'ts .as s9mb,pnr en-
z h A Rlsaa, s Joseph 55unsAfy
Tune 1b-E1President James x. Polk died
az Nashville. Tenn, aged g.;
and pope restored to temporal power.
March S1-John Calhoun died at Washing.
April 1s-Bulwer-Clayton treaty for Joint
occupancy Of canal across Central
June Seventh census taken: popula ton
4 28,1S1. s76
July : s Sir Robert Peel died in London
July president Taylor died at Washing
ton, aged g.
July 10-Vice President Fillmore took oatt
of ONCE as president.
Aug. -Tae-ping rebellion began in China
Sept 9-California admitted to the union
Eress.
March 3-Letter postage reduced to
cents for distances Of 5000 miles anG
less If prepaid; cents ifrnot, and double
March 3O.--Sixth census of the United King
dom taken; population 81, 637, 781.
April 2s-Trial Of electric locomotive bull
by A ,an vail with congressional IS appro
speed of 10 miles per hour
May First worlds fair opened in Crys
tai Palace, London.
Oct. S-Hudson river railroad opened from
New York to Albany
Dec. N-Congressional library at Wash
1ngton and contents destroyed by fire.
1852.
Feb. 17-Birthday of Napoleon l.. Aug. If
decreed to be the only national hoiida!
June 2s--Henry Clay died at Washington
sept. l4@Duke of wellington died, aged So
Nov: 2Seventeenth presidential election
held. Franklin Pierce received 254 cleo
toral votes and Gen. Winfield Scott
electoral votes.
Napoleon crowned emperor of France a
Napoleon III.
/ ! Ton 0Q-T 10 Napolaor ~,
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Anrii 4 ian. Dec. 30-Treaty pro-
vtding for purchase
of territory south of the ella river from
Mexico approved. Extent of purchase.
As, 535 square miles; consideration to Mex.
leo, $4,000. 900.
Chicago and New York connected by rail-
way.
1854.
March 31-First commercial and diplomatic
treaty with Japan concluded by u s.
April l1-Russta declared war against Eng
land and France as allies of Turkey.
May 30-Kansas-Nsbraska bill passed by
congress. It repealed Missouri compro-
mise act of 1920.
June 5--Reciprocity treaty with Great Brit
ain signed.
June 7-First reciprocity treaty concluded
between United States and Canada. -
Oct. 25-Battle of Balaklava fought in the
Crimea. rs III
Nov. 5rFifty thousand Russians defeated
by. 1900 French and English at battle of
lnkermann,
Jan. Is Railroad across isthmus Of Pam
anna opened.
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March emperor Nicholas Of Russia dtst
He was succeeded by his son, AexanV
der II.
s ssns saG eeepppea Sy shs
English. ~
Jan. 4-Pro-slavery legislature IN KepsD
recognized BY President Pierce. Proc
lamation classes attempt to eetaplish 4Eou
state government an act OF rebellion,
March 3o-Treaty. of peace between En-
Rus.a n Paris Tha aossd the
war: The treaty guaranteed the indsE
than IN 1000 600 men persisted OF disease ana
May 21-Capture and sack Of kawrenoA
Kan; by pro slavery party. "a, .,.s.,,-.t
held. James Buchanan received l74 eteeS
toral voses, John c. Fremont ~ an0
Nov. 1@Grand Trunk railway Of Canada
completed from Quebec to Toronto, -
miles.
H. Bessemer invented process Of maki11
iron Known as the "Bessenler procs1An
Jan. 6-Free state legislature in kansas
dispersed by federal troops.
March P PR Sect
M ost. English r el pHye Of Delhi mass
lea in England. Aus; 3, ist1, pssssatS
| by the owners to the New York vac
/ marine cable. Start made from vaisnca4
! was abandoned until the following year. 4
Sept. 11-Mountatn Meadow 8lasSacEsPo
petrated near Cedar City, Utah Thirty
! ans and Mormons.
Sept. 15-Brigham Young, governor of Utah
declared mart rita law and ss,a
Feb. 1s-Constitution Of the Transvaaisss
!, May 11-Minnesota admitted to the union. q
June re tbs sanor r tsk en- Dy sae
lamation freeing serfs on the imperial do
July 2s-Political disabilities OF Jews =
REaaa soas By pssrm ast Sf
commons to which he had been electsds
The first Jew elected to political once q
England. .
Aug. First street deposit boxes for 10
ters used in Boston.
s aug srFsr.t Atlantic se1as a s;os9 9
from East Indian company to GreAS
cisco reached st. Louis. Time, "a days, u
hours.
I 1859.
Jan. New senate chamber occupied.
Jan. 16-Gold discovered on Boulder GREEN
Feb: 14-oreson admitted to the UNION
April 2s-Austrian army Of 10000 men in
vaded Sardinia: This was the beginnino
of the war for italian nationality. Am
May 10-Emperor Napoleon III. took the
field at the head of the French troops an
i q nd a a "a net A1tc ri
June 4-Austrians defeated by French and
Sardinians at Ma genta. Austrian loss,
4 1900 men. sa ~ M
June 24--Austrians defeated at the ba tile a
Solferino. q
/ Oct. 18-Government arsena. at Harper,e
Ferry seized by John Brown. M
Oct. 1S-John Brown captured by govern.
msnt troops under Col. R. E. Lee.
Nov. 10-Definite treaty of peace signed be-
tween Austria and France and Sardinif
at Zurich. Italian nationality recoRnize2
by Austria. = So 81
Nov. 2s,Washington Irving died at larry
Dec. &John Brown hanged at char,sstou
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April a-Host,lities between Mexico and

49,
gan by capture of
small force of U.
S. troops by Mexi-
cans.
May II = President
p o Tx announced
that state of war
exis tie d between
United States and
Mexico.
J u n e 15-T r e a t y
signed with Great
Britain settling the
the Oregon bound
airy dispute.
June 26-Corn laws
Of England re-
pealed by parlia-
ment. This was
practically the be-
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Feb. 2s-Cato-sueer conspirators arrested
sassination of the whole English minis
try beca use of unpopular acts. They
were executed Ma l of the same year.
March 15-Maiae admitted to the union.
Sept 26-Daniel Boone died at Charrette,
Mo-, aged S..
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Jan. 1s-Lieut. Wilkes discovered Antarctic


Feb. 10-Queen Vic
toria married to
her cousin, Prince
Albert of Saxe-Co-
JunnesseFifth census
taken. Population,
II, 068, SOS.
July 19-"Britanfa, I"
first Of the Cunard
steamers, arrived
at Boston Ia days
8 hours from Liver
pool.
N ov. 10NFourteenth
presidential cleo
ton. William Her.
ry Harrison r e.
ceived 234 electoral
and 1.275,017 popu-
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state having one
vote. John Quin-
cy A d a m s re-
ceived Is, Andrew
jackson, z, q n d
William Fl. Craw-
ford, 4.
25-A m erican
Unitarian assooia-
ton organized in
Boston.
&c o u n t of
A r t o i 8 crowned
king of France as
Charles x.
j une nc or n e r
stone of B u n k e r
hill monument laid
by Lafayette.
Oct. 29-E r | e canal
~ - :, =
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by law of amnesty.
.pril 10--UnitedSta tes
bank chartered by
congress FOR 20
years; capital, $685.
900, 900.
April N-First pro-
tective t a r / IF bill
passed by congress.
July 5-Ice a quarter
of an inch thick
formed in Pennsyl-
vanfa, New York
and New England
states.
] u ly 9-Argentine
Republic declared
Its independence Of
Spain.
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Chloroform discovered by samuel Guthrie,
of Sacket Harbor, N. Y.
March Black Hawk war begun.

bill in England be-
came law. 1t pre-
vented a revolution
and gave to the
middle classes the
supreme political
power in the king
dom.
June 2-First death
from cholerain the
United States oc-
CURED at New
York.
July 1S-Source of
Mississippi discov-
cred by Henry r.
Schoolcraft.
July 14-Tariff meas
ureS of 1928 par
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Jan. 2a-Louis Napoleon married to Eugente

Spain.
March M-oath Of Of
flee as vice presi-
dent administered
to William r. King
by Consul Sharkey
at Cumbre, Cuba,
Allowed by special
act Of congress.
April 18-Vice Presi-
dent William r,
King died at Ca
hnsawba, Ala, aged
Oct. 5Turkey de-
clared war against
Russia. This was
the beginning Of
the Crimean war
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Feb. A-Mexico declared its independents

VI Spain. 1tuIO1QS
Crowned first en-
peror as Augustin
l., Sept. "a, 1921.
M a T c h g. James
Monroe and Daniel
D. Tompkins inau-
gurated president
and vice president
for second term. F
6-W a r f o +
G r e e k independ-
ence began against
Turkey.
5-N a p oleon
died at st. Helena,
aged So.
July Is Peru de-
clared it's independ-
ence Of Spain.
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SN~SAA GOV IA ~
ain and Ireland
Feb. st rea ty of
p g a c e between
France and Aus
tria.
Feb. 1s-T b o m a g
Jefferson elected
president by vote
of the house Of
representatives be-
cause of tie In cleo
toral vote between
himself and Aaron
Burr, the latter be-
coming vice presi-
dent.
M a r c b 21-French
army in e & y p t
finally defeated by
ErrliSh
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America has led in the history Of the
world for the past century. The rise within
practically 100 years of the struggling
american colonies to the greatest republic
NE world has ever known has attracted
greater attention than Napoleon,s attempt
I'd CONQUEST of Europe. Because of these
pacts there is necessarily given greater
plumber Of dates relating to the United
States than to any other nation, and, that
space might be saved, the name of this
country is not always used, but dates in
which the country is not mentioned may be
taken to mean the United states.-Editor.
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May 11-aaribaldi landed .. Marsala. s,c;.s

~. On May II no
proclaimed hi ms
self dictator In th0
name of King Vtoss
tor EmAlsnuo15
This was the be-
ginning Of the wA4l
for Italian unity.
May i8-Abrahangs
Lincoln nominal To /,
for president on
fourth ballot ~
Chicago.
June-Eighth oensNR'
taken. POpula tom
81, 443, 321.
Oct. 12-French and
English allies caps
fnrN Picking Ching
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ton inaugurated.
March 15-Embargo
act, excepting as to
Great Britain and
France, repealed.
March 29-Gustavus
~. of Sweden COM
PEELED to abdicate.
April Alliance be-
tween England and
A u S tria against
France formed.
July So - Napoleon
defeated Austrians
at Wagram.
July Pope Plus
VII. captured by
order OF Napoleon
and carried pris-
oner to France.
Sept. H-Treaty Of
D e a o e between
la signed at Freder-
ace between Austria
1t SChonbruuu.
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IAN. Legislative union established be-
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-19
4 LAS AGENCIAS
DE IA DEMOCRACIA''
AVISo IMPoRTAMTE

YolVemos recordar nuestros
sgentes que las suscripcio les a este di aric
Sc cobran por meses invarisblemente
anticipates. Los suscritores que no acep-
ten ese sist mn, podran dsrs9 de bsJa
cuando gusten Ell dia 25 se retirarA ell
periodico A ToDos sin ecepci6n, DOS
los que no hayan satiefecho Quotas
Las sgencias Sc serviran pss rnos aviso.
81 no 10 pasaren, consideraremo reeau-
dadas las suscripciones ylos sen ores agen
tes nos responderan de sn impoEte.
Bs STA una medida necesaria Nues
tros amigos comprender&n sin e,faerzo
qle una tmpresa, despu6s de sufrIr tsntos
contratiempos y perjnioi. s. ha meuester
t'dos sus recursos. No Ie NADIA ma
die; pero d's.a la mayor puntualidad en-
los compromises que con 81 admin stra-
Dion 50 conir zen, la de que pueda la
ser puntual, su vez, con los redaoto,e-,
los operarios, los caseros, los que suten
de papeI, tints, & &c
Lo reptt IN 8. El dfa 25 SOLO RE-
CIBIRAN IA DEMoCRACIA los que tengaD
satitfecho ell importe de su abono.
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iATENCION, PUE BIO!

Lego, lego al immense surtido y
anunoiado por La Regio1sa1istG de Aqua
20 hermanos. Entre los e.ctr0S tenemos
en- nuestros nutridos escspsrates los ar
tfculos siguientes; champagne Chiquet y
Luis Roderrer, inourtidos extras, ciruelas,
m melocotones, alcaohofse, perss de Cali
fornis, mantequilla superior, fruits cris
taIizadas, cocoa americana, chocolate xM
nier0, membrillo, salmon, atun franc e.
bizcochos franceses, turrones de 10 classes,
higos fnos, jamon azucaradO, buches de
bacalso, petit pois, morton, aceitunas,
vinos, cerveza, cidra 6 infnidad de artfcu
les az, diffciles de enumerar.
Uua vista, pues, & La Regiona1isto
no olvidar que 10 hnico que Sc lleVs uno
cusndo se muere es ell gusto que sc ha
dsdo.
En- este acredit do stablecimiento
tambi6n se vende La DEMoCRACIA.
Diciembre 8 de 900
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nj As1ENTo

Segdn telegrsma que publica EI Bo
lettn. ell gobi roo Ia deolarado ofcialmen
te que Degetau no te1aolrd 0Sierato en- la Ca
mara de Representatives., concretandose So
misi6n al servicio de information ayu-
dando en sus tsreas al comit6 de las lslas
del Pacf6oo y Puerto Rico.
Fs decir, que el .1ganaante representqn
te de lC s repubioanos, tendrA que escon
derse de pie tras alguua mampars del sa
l6n de sesiones, para atisbsr desde ALI 10
que ocurra dentTo.
Es el puesto que convenfa al en-
Viado de IN partido servil del 8 bierno.
Los ssientos de la Camara solo pue
den ocuparlo los Verdad' ros representan
tes del pats no los lacayos.
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INTERVIEW
CON e. sR. MUNoz
(Del San Juan Net0s J

<Pars penetrsr al elificio de la Corte
tuve que abrirme paso por un geutfo in
menso. Segun avaDzaba vefa todos los
presentes.
No era el gentfo ordinario que gene
rslmeI te asiste los processes, habfa allf
entire ellos muchos distinguidos caballeros
de ssta sociedad, hombres que reconocen
el caracter importante que 5viste este pro
ceso. Federales y republicanos se tsforza
ban en- eutrar los salones de la Corte.
No hubo disgusto y no crso que Sc deba q
Ia presencia de la policfa la aotitud repo.
sada y respectuosa de los espectadores
Cuando logr6 al fin peRetrar a la sala de
reception, ell sefior MufioE Sc levant6 saIu-
dandome oordialmente. Sc nota en- su sem
blante huellas de su reciente enfermedad
pero por otros respectos 10 enouentro tan
robusto com ouando en- la Asamblea de
Caguas 10 vi con frases elocuentes denun-
oiar la psrcialidad del Goblerno.
Su sourisa y su spreton de manos te
nfsn In misma fraDquezs y la cordislIdad
de siempre. Nc psrecfa estar nj en- 10 mas
mfnimo perturbado 8 iutranquilo. lba
vesLido de negro con la estrella simbolo
del partido federal en- la solapa de su ssco.
Cuando le pedf uu inteTvi W ell nor Mu
fioz me oontest6 que preferfa no discutir
los m6ritos de la csUss hasta despu6s de
terminado el proneso. DIjo que lbis pro
testsdo eD6rgioamente contra la presi1en-
ola del jutz Ramos, pero no hAbfa podido
lograr Sc NJ mbrara otro. Dijo que confa-
ba en- Ia oompetenoia discretion del abo !
gsdo que hsbfs emp!esdo para d. fenderlo.
Ne dijo tambi6n que hAbfs recibido de
: 'dos en- la capit 81 el mayor Tespeto que
no bsbfa presenoiado ninguna manifesto
ci6n contra 81 c)ntra cualquier otro de
los scussdos ,derales ,
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tie industrial don Manuel Ambrosiani
en- su magntfica destiIeria de Manat. son
completamente inofensivos. estan des-
proyistos por medic de una desiilaci0n
saba y minuciOsa, de aceites esenciales.
que son los que hacen t0xicos a los leo
res que no proceden de la destilaei0n. es
decir los que Sc fabrican en- frio. Por
su sabor delicado aroma, son supe
rlores a los que proceden del extrangerO
Manatt IA de NOviambre de 1900.
Manuel Bla2quez Acosta.
Doctor en- Medicina yCirujia
Nuettro amigo de San Juan, don j. 6
Labrador, es ell encsrgado de la venta del
fJlletO <L1 DisolucioD9 al precio de diez
centsv % ell ejempIsr
Lo not f m,s 6 los amigos de Ia
capita p'rs q1e 10 solioiten.
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Sc vende
LUIS m. CUYAR

Por no poderla slender su duefo, Is
Farmacia Saat5G hoy Del AnspGrO, la mas
antigua de esta ciudad contando con IN
surtido de drogss medicinss reciente
ente importado de los mercsdos de
Europa EE. UU.
Para ipformeg 8 g. j. Monagas, Pla
"a = Calle MendeE Vigo 70 10.
Maysgaez, r. K Nbre. lS de 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-19
EUSAASIA CURBELLO DE DIAz
MODISTA

Ha vueto nuevamente q abrir
su taller de costuras, ell que ofrece a
todas sus parroquianas y a sus ami
gas en- general. Gale Nueva NJ "A.
Precios muY baratos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-19
Pedro Orcasifas MunOz

Complete surtido de mercancias
las que Sc renuevan semanalmentes
objetos de novedad y fantasia, Ro.
sario 40, Caguas Puerto Rico Pla-
"a Principal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-19
Renovation de POder

Por escritura ante ell n rio Don
Mariana Rlera Palmer queda reVocsdo
ell poder general que tel cobfsrido los
sefiores don Francisco A. Otsini don
D egsrio Lecumberri, quedapdo muy sa-
t .fseho de sus gsstiones oomo tales al O.
derados dej8ndoles en su buena fAma
y reputaci6n.
MAY yagiiez I3 Dicie mbre de 1900.
LUIS m. CUYAR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-19

Don Francs,o 20 del Moral la sefiori
ta Rosa Torrellss, han ccntraido matri-
monio en- MaysgiiaE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-19
JOSE BOADA
ERANISTA

Ofrece sus servicios en- Ia ealle de
Alfonso. Csguse, Puerto Rico.