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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06
STsTERSVILLE.

STSTERSvII14E. w. Va. March 81
There was considerable excitement
here Saturday afternoon and evening
by the report that case of smallpox
had been discovered in the family of
well known resident OF the city, and
quite a number of timid people COM
menced to make preparations to leave
the city. A later diagnosis>of the case
by several physicians of the city
proved that 1t was not smallpox, but
a case of the measles. Some are vet OF
the opinion that the truth of the mat
ter is being suppressed. but they are
needlessly alarmed. There is no
smallpox here.
Frank Moore, travelling representa-
tive for the Leidecker Tool Company,
left this afternoon for Salem and
Clarksburg on business. From Salem
he will ride through the country to
Piney Fork and Stringtown. He VIII
be absent from the city for couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. Flora Smith, prominent young
society lady of New Martinsville. who
has been in the city for several days
as the guest of Misses Annsk Kane AID
TIllie Dick, of the North/End., win res,
turn home tomorrow afternoon.
George Chambers a well known
travelling man of Wheeling. was in the
city to-day looking after the interests
of his customers.
Joseph Hervey, a prominent operator
and contractor, and Foster Leap, a well
known lumberman, both of New Mar
tinsville, were in the city this morning
and were the guests of Major Clint
Moore, of the Leidecker Tool Company.
The show at the Columbia Theater
this week is one OF the finest at that
popular place of amusement for some
time. All the artists appearing there
are top liners In the profession, and
the viciferous applause vouchsafed
each turn this evening by the largo
audience who attended. Manager Web
Der is putting on the best vaudeville
talent obtainable, and lis efforts arc
appreciated by the patrons OF tho
house, who show 1t by filing tho
house nightly.
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February Weather Report.

Observer c. Schnepf, the Opera
House druggist, submits the following
summary of the weather for the month
of February:
Fair, partly cloudy, Is days; cloudy
without rain, days; rain. days;
snow, days.
Highest temperature Is, on the Sth !;
lowest zero, on the 18th; average tenn
perature 30.7 degrees; average temper
ature for February, 1889, q degrees.
Snowfall, Az inches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06
THE PIAN0LA.

An instrument by means of which
ANY ONE can play the piano. Where
ever there is piano there should be
Pianola.
The Pianola provides source OF
pleasure for every one, whether he be
novice or skilled musician.
1t oyercomes the difficulties Of the
unskilled by supplying the necessary
technic to play any piece.
It satisfies the artistic demands of
the unsteady cultured by allowing the
player instantaneous control of the
expression.
1t responds to his will-the rendi-
ton has therefore musical personal
ity the same as when played with the
human fingers.
The claims made for the Pianola are
maryellous-so also are the endorse
ments it has received from the great
artists.
Emil Sauer has recently purchased
two more Pianolas for friends in Ger
many. Why?
Come and hear the Pianola and
judge for yourself.
The Pianola is bringing into use
thousands of pianos that have been
silent for many years.
1t is making players of people who,
lacking musical training, had never
expected to experience the pleasure of
producing music for themselves.
1t is increasing the repertoire of
amateur and professional pianists by
making the entire literature of the
piano instantly available without stu
dy and without practice.
The action of the Piano1a is so SIM
pie that even a child can readily
learn to play it; at the same time it is
capable of so much expression that it's
greatest admirers are those who best
understand and appreciate good mus
ic. For sale by.
F. w. BANNER CO.,
w. A. MILLIGAN, Mgr,
1910 Market Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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properry Acquired.

It is stated that the Wheeling Rail-
way Company, through Mr.. Henry r.
Jones, has acquired the property de-
sired for new car barns south of Ohio
street and between South Huron and
South Wabash, on tAk Island, and that
the deals have eitherNeen closed or
will be in a short time. NE new tract
of land is about 12ox250 fest and at
present is we'll covered with dwellings.
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MOUNDSVILLE.

James Johnston left yesterday for
New Matamoras, where he will work
on drilling Oil wells for the next
month.
Bloyd & Levi sold house and lot
on Parrot avenue, last Saturday, to
one of the Gospel Trumpet people.
The purchasers name is Cofman; con-
sideration, $500.
The Home Steam Laundry has gone
out of existence. R. ]. Knox, the for
mer proprietor. sold out to O.. A.
Kerns and the name will be changed
to the Mound City Laundry.
John Dorman, of Wellsburg, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Conroy is making great improve
ments to his place of business on
Washington avenue. The room is be-
ing enlarged, and the whole structure
will be treated to a new coat of paint
outside.
Chas. Stewart, of McMechen, is WIS.,
iting his father-in-law, w. A. Lewis,
in the city a few days.
John Crawford, the Washington av-
enue blacksmith, has moved his shop
to the coal shaft shop.
The people who have accepted po-
sition at Shinnston. near Fairmont,
are prohibited from going on account
of Fairmont being guaranteed against
smallpox.
Ingram Malone, superintendent OF
the Fourth division OF the B. & o.,
was experimenting the removal of the
switches at the glass house yesterday.
Will Pratt drew the $500 prize at
Conroy's Saturday night.
Chas. o. White, who was burned SO
badly at Pittsburg last November, is
just beginning to go out on the streets
again with the aid Of crutches.
G. w. Keyser, of Shepherdstown,
who has been visiting his brother
Amos, on jefferson avenue, the past
few days, returned to his home yes
terday.
There is a split in the colored club
at this place. A T. Adams has a few
followers, while Nick Walters has
more, Walters being the president OF
the second club. Both divisions are
fighting Warden Hawk and Capt
| Reese for the brutal treatment of col
ored convicts, while one faction of the
colored club is ''hot headed" and wants
to act on the impulse of the moment;
the other wants to get the opinion OF
all the colored clubs in the State. The
| hot headed ones have worked all the
other clubs up to a fever heat, and II
would be safe to say they will come
to a compromise soon. 1t is true that
Capt. Reese has mistreated some OF
the convicts and a settlement was ex.
pecied the goth Of last month. but
Can't. Reese still holds TO his position
The colored people of the State will
undoubtedly take prominent hand
in the game and play it to finish.
Circuit court convenes to-day. Sew
eral important cases are to come VI
at this term.
Mrs. Bert Fish. of Bellaire. was
| calling on her friends in town Satur.
day.
Miss Agnes Halpin, of Tenth street
is slightly indisposed.
Miss Curtis. of the East End, is Wis.
iting in New Martinsville for few
days.
{, ]. D. Burley is able to be out AGAR
after an illness of several weeks with
tvnhoid fever.
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The most important matter under
consideration at the regular monthly
meeting - the Board of County Com
missioners, held yesterday, was the
ordinance of the Wellsburg and Wheel
ing Railway Company, granting the
right to construct and operate a rail-
way in Ohio county, from the Brooke
county line to the city of Wheeling.
The route Of the proposed road is from
the county line along the Bethany
pike through West Liberty to Weld
mans, thence over the North Fork OF
Short creek road to the junction OF the
north and south forks, thence over the
Greggsville, Clinton and Potomac road
to Greggsville, thence over the Beth
any pike to the National Road, thence
to the eastern boundary line of the
city of Wheeling. The company is
granted the right to make arrange
ments with the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railway Company for the use Of
its tracks. The usual provisions are
in the ordinance for the maintenance
of road beds, etc.
The ordinance was referred to the
Board as a committee of the whole,
until such time as the members may
go over the route OF the projected rail-
way.
Bills were ordered paid as follows:
Court house and Jail, s102.4S; finance,
s93767; poor house and farm, $6S5.03;
contingent poor fund, s1,021.42; roads
and bridges, s19463. Sheriff Richards
was credited for county orders re-
turned amounting to s6,272.95.
Following is an abstract OF the
monthly report of the county infrm-
airy: Inmates during month, white
males rs, white females 10, colored
males 8, colored females 4; total, 1O2.
Bader & Maurer made application
for a liquor license at Pleasant Valley
Park. President McGregor ruled the
matter out of order upon the advice of
the Prosecuting Attorney that the
Board has no right to grant license
without the consent of the Town Coun-
Gil of Pleasant Valley. The petition
recited the fact that Conrad Seibert
secured a license for the place, and
petitioners were under the impression
that they would be permitted to sell
beer when they purchased the Park.
Mr.. Hare reported for the finance
committee that they had consulted
the Prosecuting Attorney relative 10
the Board making an extra levy for
the proposed Carnegie lirary site. The
Prosecuting Attorney ruled that the
Board had no authority in the matter.
The subject is therefore dropped, in
SO far as the Board is concerned. AS
the Board of Education has also de-
cided that it has not the authority to
provide a site, the matter will prob
ably be dropped for the present.
William Maxwell was elected road
supervisor in precinct No. 8 of Lib
erty district.
Mr.. Hare offered the following,
which was adopted:
Whereas. We learn with deep re-
greet of the death of our old friend,
Capt. w. A. Mccoy, the former efficient
superintendent of the County Home;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Board tender its
deepest sympathy to the family of the
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overcome BY natural ~ through a ~
cident Sunday afternoon. we're reported
to be much improved yestesday.
The members Of ST. Johns Catholic
choir and the Mendelssohn select choir
Of Wheeling, will give sacred concert.
THE Messiah" at the St Johns hall,
in this city, on the evening Of the 18th
inst. .ex
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06

NEW YORK, March 5.-The Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company to-day
declared a quarterly dividend OF III
per cent on the common stock. The
previous dividend was 3 per cent.
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INCOME lNDFR|DII INDICTED
W. ]. Colts ALSO. FOR FORGERY.
NOTHING WAS DONE WITH THE
SHOOTING AFFRAY OF SUNDAY.

The List of Indictments Presented
by the Jury an Unusually Small
One, hut All Were For Felonies,
which Does Not Often Happen.
The List in Detail.
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Lou SWabaCker.
Dbeelin9 Neylster
SPRING OPENING
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Deeds of Transfers Admitted to Rec
ord In Clerk Robertson's Office.
Deed made February 10, 1900, by
Greenwood Cemetery to John A. Arm
strong, for lots Nos. x, rs, 81 and 92
in section &C." Consideration, $40.
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board Of commissioners
AT IT'S REGULAR MEETING

Held Ycsterday-Board Informed
That 1t Has No Authority to Lay q
Levy for Providing n Site for the
Proposed Carnegie Library Build-
fng-The Routine Business Trans
acted.
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F. w. BANNER CO.,
w. A. MILLIGAN, Mgr,
1910 Market Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.

Ladies, if you desire a bicycle or
sewing machine, attend the auction at
SIS Twelfth street o-morrow-exclu
Sively for ladies.
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A Barn Burned.

A barn belonging to dairymaI
named Seabright, situated up Middle
Wheeling creek, was entirely destroyed
by fire at about four o'clock yesterday
morning. The loss included four cows
and three horses. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06

$40 Excursion to National Capital
Via Pennsylvania Lines, Thursday.
March 18th. from Wheeling. Apply
to ]. G. Tomlinson, Ticket Agent,
Wheeling, for particulars.
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deceased in this. their time Of grief
and further be 1t
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to the family, and
spread upon the minutes of the Board,
and further be it
Resolved, That the Board attend
the funeral.
The attendance at the Wheeling
Business College has increased so rap
idly recently that it became necessary
to employ new teacher, who began
work yesterday.
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Tuesday.

Thousands of Remnants were sold yesterday, but
the assortment this year was larger on account
OF the increased business in this department, and
many desirable pieces of Brussels and Ingram
Carpets still remain, and they will be sold at
FORMER ADVERTISED PRICES.
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The Lines Complete.
The Styles New.
The Goods Just From the Maker.
The first department o your
store is he
9 Ribbons"
Gloves.


Hence-HTE. JONvIN MAJESTIC. MAGGIvONEY. F0WNES.
and REYNIER KID GL0VEStour exclusive hrandSare here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-06

These are questions asked US every day. and for
reply we simply point to our exceeny stocked shelves,
cases and counters Spring could never strike us more
advantageously
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07

Hace algdu tempo aparecieron por
IN pueblo de la isla dos hombres muy
raros. Llamaron Ia atencion de todas
aquellas personas que q su paso encon-
traban y estas dieron cuenta al alcalde
y a la policfa. Salieron cuatro nnme-
ros y IN cabo en- su persecution. al
ser presos manifestaron que habfan lle-
gado esta isla atraidos por la fama y
popularidad que en- su pals habfa alcan,
zado ell sabroso nectar, que con Ell nom
bre de Ron Simonptetri; Sc prepara
en- esta poblacion.
Iumediatamente fueron puestos en-
libertad, dirigi6ndose Ponce de don
de sc proveyeron de este licor.
Sc compran bordados, perfilados, ca
lados, labores de fantasia en- hilo seda y
raso y curiosidades de Puerto Rico, de
todas classes.
Cristina, 6, Ponce. 2-3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
NOTHGHAS

SupIicamOs los susCritOres de es-
ia ciudad que tengan reCibOs pendien
tes de pagO en- pOder del CObradOr,
los reCOjan antes del Is del COrriente
pues para aqueIIa fecha ell que no 10
haya Verif1cadO, sera datO de bala.
Eel adversario colega EI Pats de la
Capital, da cuenta en- gu edicion de
aver, de la enfermedad de nuestro que
rido Director, desesndole pronto resta-
bleclmiento.
Agradecidos.
En- San Juan ha fallecido don AntO.
Mo Castanera, director que fu6 aquf del
periodico Canta Claro.
Paz d sus restos.
En la mafiana de hoy lleg6 d esta
ciudad, hospedandose en- el Hotel Ma
rina, ell senior Fiscal de la Corte Provi
sional, acompafiado del int6rprete y
otro empleado.
En- ell trayecto comprendido Ell la ca
lie Mayor, entire Luna = Aurora, existe
un farol que no sc enciende darante las
dos 1ltimas nochee.
Lo avisamos quien corresponds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
ALCALDlA MUNICIPAL De PONCE
Al P1bIicO

En- este tribunal de Policfa exis-
ten depositadas las prendas siguientes
Un paraguas usado, dos maquiuas de
coser, una silla de montar un freno.
Procedentes de hallazgos denuncias
que ha heoho la policfa municipal.
Como Sc desconoce los dueTlos de las
indicadas prendas, sc avisa para que
puedan solicitarlas, con las referencias
necesarias, los que Sc cream con derecho
reclamarlas.
Ponce, Abril de 1900. - Ell Alcalde
Jose de Gatzmf2s Benites. 1-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07

Aguardam0s que los buen0s susCri-
torres de Guayama. recOjan los reci :
hos que tienen pendientes de pag0, en-
poder de nuestr0 agsnte D Luis Gas
tagnet, de no verifcarlO antes del 5
de Abrik Ie retirarsm0s eI. 6nviO del
peri0dicO.
Ell estudio del idioma ingles es hoy
una necesidad para los puertorrique
nos. Enviar jovenes solos a la Gran
Metropoh sin punto flo de estudio es
un gran error. La experiencia nos
10 ha ensenado ash
LA ACADEMIA COMMERCIAL DE
SANTA ANA dirigida por Hermanos
de Maria, es uno de los mejOres
BOARDING SCHOOL, situado cerca
del Central Park, en- la ciudad de
Nueva York. Ensenase ALI telegra
fla, ingles, aleman, frances, conner.
clio, estenografia, escritura de maqui-
ma, musica, dibujo y preparation para
carreras, poseyendo salones y patios
para recreo y gimnasia.>> Sc dan 4
cOmidas diarias; los ibros, escrit0s
en- ingles. no cuestan NADIA, Y esta
prohibldo hablar espanOl. Preci0 pOr
mes, con aposento 26 dollars; en- sa.
Ion, 20; sin casa, IA; instruction sOla,
5. Para mas intormes, E. NOVOA,
representative general en- San Juan.
NOTAS.-Existe OtrO cOlegiO igual
para ninas al cuidadO de Siervas de
Maria. Referencias: DR.. Font Guillot
e Ing. J. Annexy.
Mario l5 de 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
TOdO terminadO

IA tragedia Ia conclude. Los 5 sen
.sseisdos & muerte han espiado en- afren-
,5so patibulo el crfmen terrible que Co
neiieran.
Fl ultraie inferido los fueros huma
nos. ha sido redimido con la vida de 5
5e.graciados-
Ia ley Sc hR cumplido. FL tragico
drama escrito eli prologo con saDgre de
don Prudencio M6ndez, termino en- epf
logo con ell final de sus autores.
+. hora de la muerte ha sido triste.
Nj an rayo de sol vivi6osnte de nuestra
TERRA, quizo caldear Ia cumbre fatfdica
ds pstfbulo, El cielo estaba nublado.
ia cesado por 6n ell termino ruidoso
8e este acontecimiento que trajo cons
,srnsds a esta sociedad por unas GUAM
tss horss.
Cayeren los reos. Sc extingul6 la
vida de los que sparecfsn sufriendo ell
pfecepto cristiauo que dice: Sno mats
rs.,, 3 mientras ell yerdugo esgrimfa ell
arma mortffera en- Ia mas alta tribuna
de Ia muerte, los arpegios del ruisefior
de ruestros bosques entonaba muy GER
G. al puuto de- siniestro, sslve de amor
q Ia gloria, que sonaba en- aquellos mo-
raeptos como las elegfas de la muerte en-
IL e:erna soledsd de los dolores.
Todo hs concluido.
Paz a los que han muertO.
Y ojsIa que este castigo sirva de eau
terio 5 Ia parge enferma de nuestra So
ciedsd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
LA ULTIMA H0RA

Suens oil lugubre tambor
como IN recuerdo que llors;
la aguda campana implora
Ia clemencis del Senior;
el pueblo murmurador
ruge cusl ronca pantera,
envuelto en- saya severa
Ell criminal con pie falso,
sube al terrible cadalso
una trss otra escalera.
Llega, &c para. y susplra;
diTigs la vista al freute,
We al dogal Inclemente
que 10 llama. -. y que 10 mira;
We al sacerdote qne gira
pidiendo que en- bien sucumba;
oye como Ell pueblo zumba,
: ALA eu la mansion sagrada,
mira moverse la azada
que esta cavando su tumba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
Tomas Monsanto Y BartolIa. Agen

te general de negOclQs y s0Iicitador
en- esta ciudad de La New York Lii
fe Insurance Company Gran com
pania de Seguros de Vida.
Ofrece sus serviciOs en- su oficina
calle de la Luna numero 10 Ponce.
Mario de 1900. lima a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
JOSE MARINONI.
AfnadOr

Piano tuning and repaiding.
HabiendO acabado sus compromises
en- yariOs pueblos de la Tsla, ofrece
sus serviciOs PROFESSIONALS en- su nue..
vO dOmicilio. Gale Aurora 2.
Mario 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
COMPANIA De La LUZ ELECT TRICA- PONCE
Secretaria

La succession de Don EusebiO Perez
de Jayuya, ha dado cuenta esta Sc
cretaria de habersele extraviado ell
ExtractO de inscription de las accio
nes de esta Compania senaladas con
los numeros 525 Y 526, ibradas d ia
vorde don Eusebio Perez.
Y en- concordancia con 10 dispuesto
en- ell Codigo de Comercio SO hace
publico ell extravio d los fines CON
siguientes.
Ell Secretario, j. O. PQSareU.
Ponce, Mario % de 1900. 1. m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07

Para cssos urgentes como ell que Sc
.ssba. habiendo dispuesto ell Go
..r,sdor se lie avisase Ia hora de sali-
!. = he los reos, estaban en- Ell deber de
- verdsderamente censurable 10 ocu. .
,,i5o hoy con el TELEGRAPH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
El senior CasalduC

FL magistrate Casalduc las cinco
4, IA mafana sc present6 en- la carcel
-@svsmente, ell probo recto funciona-
- pablico, sc diriiio inmediatamen :
- s il capilla de los reos, informando
= be los sucesos ocurridos durante la
nashe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
DsmetriO Vazquez

Fsie inteligente practicante que hace
II r.srvicio de la carcel ha estado toda la
-,abs visitando los reos y atendiendo-
II. con el fl de prestarles los ausilios
.9s necesitaran; la salud de los aenten-
s{os no fuG alterada en- toda la noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
Desde Adjuutas Sc nos remite la si-
guienta pregonta:

Desde Adjuntas Sc nos remite la ST.
gulenta pregonta:
Il Podrfa deeirnos ell Honorable sc
nor Fiscal de Ia Corte de Justicia de
Ponce sehor Sanchez Montalvo, ell re.
sultado que tuvo el proceso que ineoara
en- esta villa contra ell Juez Municipal
don Pablo Font por ell atropello que
cometiera en- la persona del honraio
propietsrio don jose Ramon Cortes?s
FL martes proximo, de a IL de la
manana de a de la tarde, daran
principle las sesiones de la anunciada
Asamblea de Maestros de esta ciudad.
Todo ell que posea tftulo de Maestro
no debe faltar uE acto de tanta impor-
tancia Y trascendencia para ell pals y
para la clase.
Ell local seTalado para las reuniones
sera eThe American Free Schol.>
ST quiere usted comprar un par de "a.
patos fnos, baratos, Y que no Sc lie aca-
ben nunca, vaya usted & la Sucursal de
Piza Hermanos, Atocha 4, donde sc ha
recibido calzado mallorquin america
no, superior, especialmente en- clases
para seflorss y nlfos.
Tambien se ofrece una bonita colec
ci6n de corbatas; sbanicos, sombreros
adornados, cuellos americanos para Sc
norltas, medias finas, y otros artfculos
de novedad.
La Sucursal de Piza Hermanos es la
tienda de moda por Ia noyedad, calidad
precios de sus artfculos. 4-6 d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
MANUEL LEON PARRA
ABOGADO

Calle de la Union ndmero u.
Horas de consulta: de 8 a II de Ia
manana, y de l 4 de la tarde.
Ponce, Mario 10 de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
JARABE De GUAYACOL DEL DR,
RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.-El unicc

remediO para la ~tisis, asma, bron-
quits, tOs, catarros~ y demas afeccio-
mes en- la via respiratoria.
De venta en- tOdas las BOticas.
EnerO 20 de 1900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07

Gran EnlpreSd de CocheS de Pal
nse,' Fa79d. --ViOara esta empresa
hacia Ia Capital 8 vice versa a la ho-
ra que los pasaeros deseen.
Son agentes en- Ponce A Toro y C'
eel Leon POnceno' Gale del Conner
clio baios del hotel 'Inglatefra"
Mario l5 I'm. q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-07
9En esta imprenta hay
de venta PAPEL vIEI0, hasta
Cuatro quintales.
DOCTOR j. p. LAMoUTrE
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

calle del Castillo, numero 90.
PreciOs sumamente modicOs, segun
lista ultimamente publicada.
Ponce, Mario % de 1000. d