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Notice to stock-E3olders.

I, The undersi Rned president, an hereby
directgd by Jh8 Board of Directors thar
in conformity with lequtreueut8 IF ArTi-
Gle WI of the Charter ofInc0rporation Of
THE PEOPLES BANK, NOTICE is hereby
given, that "a special meeting of she
Stock holders Of the said Peoples Bauk
will lie held at the banking house, la
Hpmna, La, on Thursday, March the
18th, 1900, at l o'oloek 7. d. for the purs
pose OF taking in consideration, the vut-
fug on an amendment of Article 1 OF the
Charter ofsaid Bank TO iDCroase its Cap
ital to noe, 0OO.0O.
Worry truly,
LEON HI JAsTRENsEL,
President
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Messrs. A. ]. Bethancourt and 4.
II. Fanguy have gone into the laundry
business. They have bought a steam
laundry outfit which they expect next
week. The laundry will be located
in the building formerly used by Wolf
Bros, as an oyster packory. Houma
has long needed a steam laundry, and
we hope that the two deserving young
men at the head Of The enterprise
will make a success of the business.
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Miss Bf1ggia Leblanc. the charming
daughter Of Ms. Lsolee LeBlaae,
.of Arevle plantation was united n
MARRIAGE is Mr. Emile Dosee 81 New
orleans l5gt Wsaoes8sy evening a6
q o,clocl. TAe @oddiar took Dlace
at The Central Ch1rcIr. l9w5r TsrFe
bonna.
Thursday mor1jng Ut 3 oisIbeE
Miss Alice Tiratfe If eb,s Eov.n ard.
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The public il hereby cautioned not TO
negotiate a note Of hand for S2l % due
Feb. lat, 1900, signed by G, w, Ketteriug
and by him Endorsed.
CHAS. M. DASPTT.
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Ppraona Wishing to huy = pioc" Of prop
,erty two milea from HOuma, near bayou
CEnR, or two lOtN in the town Of Houma,
wOuId do we'll tO apply tU,
L. LRBOEUFt H0um2, La.
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Respectfully slhLnittel
DREUE ANGERS, Collector,

AANOEEEo, CoLloCIoE'
The Finance COMMITTEE asked
that all bills presented 1T this
meeting lay over until tho next
meeting of the Board for approval,
which request was granted; it was
also ortcred that the 3arshal and
assistant marsAals report TO the
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Astray Notice.

I have in my possession " b]eifers.
about two years old. ii not claimed
within thirty days they viii oe sold e
nav che cost Of keeping, advertising gte.
ROBERT BASPIF5
Honduras plant Feb 10th 1900.
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Notice.
OFFICE PARI5G SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
HOUMA, -, Jan. Ina, I9OO.

HOUMA, La, Jan. 18th, 1900.
BY order Of, Board of Directors,
the Public SohooiB at the Parish OF
.Terrcboune will tie opened Mon,
day, March 5th, 1900. All appli
cations must lac sent in at once TO
the undersigned.
u. A. CEBBSTLN,
Secty, and Supta
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Trespass Notice.

The pnhlic il hereby notified not to
tresnRss or hunt or my property over
the BAYOU 'TerrebOnnc, without per-
mission from the owner, under penalty
1t the law. JOE CAIRO.
HOuma, La, March 9Th, 1899,
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The BloOmer Girls Base Ball Club
Of New Orleans are expected to be
out ON Feby. 18th,
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Succession Of Josegh Delerno. De-
oetae4' IVY 0oo'
EDT NIIriEtOF AND INOBEDIENCE
&D no sh al,lpr a,I f,nmutission oTS,le
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For Sale.
One largo elegant wall SHOWCASE
Amply to-Iloupa oprier.

MRS. Jack Frost OF n. n.
has arrived at the Standard
Drug Store. Call and see
her.
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sArURDAY EgB 10. la00.


Or Wednesday Of last week. Prof
Fabregas family was increased by The
arrival Of a fifteen pound boy
Miss Louise Slater, vic for some
tine hss leen e]esEerateiy SEX, IL
Fbcenix, Arizona, retgrnedhome shis.
week, To the Residence plantation.
Fer condition is stl %cztteneiy cT.tl-
cal and the attending physjcian has
little hope Of her recovery. Mrs, Y.
r. Woods left for Phoenix last week
and accompanied her daughte- home.
Two small boys, sons Of Camden
Boykin, colored, were PLAYING wlth
knives last Thursday One Of She
boys was SO badly cn5 IN the stomach
that it was deemed advisable to senc
him to the Charity Hospital.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-02-10
For Sale.

The tract that is known ne the Damn
Property, mensuting three arpents frons
nv A deep May be sold in 4 separate
lott or all IN one to suit purchaser. For
particulars apply to,
MRS, S A. GAGEE.
Houma, In, Oct. 16, 1898. Next door.
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SUCCESSION SRLE
TIE STATE on LOUISIANA
1851, Judicial District Court, Parish.
of Eerreboane.
--.-a
T-.,.L nat ~

Success Of Joseph Delerno, De-
eegsea. No. go.
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! THE STURGIS WAGER I
} A DETECTIVE STORY.
BY EDGAR MORETTE.
Copyright, 1899, by Frederick A. Stokes Co. s
Observation-Disclosures
CHAPTER XI.-CoNTINUED.

SIN the meantime" continued Stur-
gis, "'X,' to whom I have already
alluded, was waiting in Exchange
place, where Chatham had a cab.
Upon hearing the pistol shot he
went to the accountants assistance.
He passed into this office, which he
probably reached in time to see Chat
ham rush in from the secretary's
room, closely followed by Arbogast.
* seized that chair over there in the
corner and sprang between the hunt
ed man and his pursuer as the latter
raised his arm. to fire. Our anony-
nous friend is probably a man of
great strength; for with one blow of
the chair he broke the bookkeeper's
wrist. The hammer fell, but the
weapon was detected and the bullet,
instead of reaching it's intended VIC
tim, passed through tie upper lobe
of Arbogast's left lung and out at
the back at an angle of about 60 de-
grees. The bookkeeper was standing
not far from the mantelpiece yonder.
Do you see that broad black line on
the hearth? That was made by the
bullet. It's direction and the angle
enabled me at once to see that it must
have ricochetted into the fireplace;
and there, sure enough, found it in
the SCOT in the bend of the chimney.
Here it is"
Dunlap had listened TO this nara
tive with evident interest. But now,
recovering from the spell of Sturgis'
persuasive conviction, his skepticism
regained the ascendancy for a mo-
ment.
'Mr. SIurgis, you have missed your
vocation" he said, laughing good
naturally; "you ought to have been
q playwright. You have a most con-
vincing way of presenting both your
facts and your theories. While you
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the tragedy, he quietly walked off by
the Exchange place entrance, locked
the door and threw away the key.
All this, while Policeman Flynn was
chasing Quinlan. You will note that'X >
knowing nothing of the Quinlan epi-
sode, was quite justified in believing
that the shots had failed to attract
any attention outside of the bank.
Very likely he was disturbed by the
return of the policeman and Quinlan;
I cannot otherwise account for his hav-
ing left the gas burning. Had he had
the time, feel confident that, with
his customary thoroughness, he would
have turned it out. AS to my minute
description of Arbogast' swounds, there
is nothing remarkable in that. know
that the weapon used by * was yon-
der chair, because I found particles of
the bookkeeper's epidermis upon one
of the legs, which was considerably les
sened by the blow. But know exact
ly what the wounds were, because 1
have examined them. 1 told you that
I had seen Arbogast yesterday"
what" exclaimed Dunlap; you
mean after he was wounded?''
eyes," replied Sturgis; ''his body is
at the morgue now. You might call
there this afternoon to identify it, if
you choose; but, everything consid-
cred, it might be as well not to make
the Identification public until we are
we'll on the track of Chatham and our
friend *"
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This does

velope and said, merely: This does
not tell me my husbands whereabouts;
but shall doubtless have further news
of him in the course of a few days. I
saw that she was attempting to shield
him in the supposition that he was still
alive. I therefore broke the news of
his death to her as gently as could.
The first shock seemed to utterly I'M
nerve her: but after awhile she became
somewhat calmer. After all, it is bet
ter so,' she said, at last. Then she
handed me this letter. There was no
further reason for Withholding it. Read
it now"
1T is postmarked at the general post
Office at five o'clock" said Sturgis; sit
was therefore mailed before or during
Chatham's visit to the bank. It may
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KINSLEY GRAPHIC.
FOREVER.
KAN6AA

Every golden beam of light
Leaves a shadow to the sight;
Every dewdrop on the rose
To the oceans bosom goes.
Every star that ever shone
Somewhere has q gladneSS thrown.
All that lives goes on forever,
Forever and forever.
Every link in friendships chain
Forged another link again;
Every throb that love has cost,
Made q heaven and was not lost
Every look and every tone
Has a seed in memory sown.
All that lives goes on forever.
Forever and forever.
Never yet a spoken word
But in echo it was heard;
Never was a living thought
But some magic it has wrought.
And no deed was ever done
That has died from under sun.
All that lives goes on forever.
Forever and forever.
So, o soul, there's no farewell
Where souls once together dwell:
Have no fears, o beating heart!
There is no such word as part.
Hands that meet and closely clasp
Shall forever feel the grasp.
All that lives goes on forever,
Forever and forever.
Annette Kohn. in N. Y. Independent
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ITO Be Continued.J
Character Reading.

"Do you know anything about the
lady who just moved into the house
across the street," s,a
WELL" answered Miss Cayenne,
''her husband goes to the races every
day and to the theater every night
s'But was speaking of his wife"
/sYes. I was just about to remark
that she must be one of the best
natured and most economical Of wom-
en."-Washington Star.
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FOR THE FAMILY's SAKE.
Secretary OF the Freedmen's Aid Society
Who Was Short d, 900 In His Accounts
IL Not to BE Prosecuted.

Cincinnati, O., Dec. 15.-Charles C.
Hard, until recently chief clerk and
secretary of the Freedmen's Aid So
ciety, was 1000 short in his accounts.
1t was decided by the board not to
prosecute him for the sake of his
family. The shortage was made good
by his father, Rev. Manley S. Hard,
of Philadelphia.
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Paralyt,o Child Starved to Death

Harrisburg, Ill, Dec. 16.-Warrants
were issued against John Jones and
his wife, living near Whitesville
Bridge, upon a charge of having
starved their 12-year-old daughter to
death. The child was partly para
lyzed and helpless. and the parents, it
is charged, looked upon it as bur
den, and refused to administer to its
needs, withholding medical atten-
ton and food.
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Finish of an Engineering Fe..

Seattle. Wash, Dec. 13.-The first
train will be run through the Great
Northern tunnel in the Gasconade
mountains next Sunday. This will be
the finish of one of the most stu
pendous railroad engineering feats
ever attempted in this country. The
tunnel is 1920 feet long and the
thickness of the roof at the thickest
place is $500 feet.
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Pope Favors american RuI..

Rome, Dec. 1.-THE Italie an
nounces that the pope, after a confer
ence with the archbishop of, Manila.
declared it as his conviction that the
United States should retain its hold
over the Philippines. His holiness con.
sidered that it would gravely imperir
Christianity and civilization if the
United States should abandon the gov.
eminent of the islands.
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Three ch,ldrsn Burned.

Tionesta. Pa, Dec. 13.-A fire &C.
CURED at Golinza, about IL miles.
from here yesterday, which resulted
in the death of three small children
OF E. w. Grubbs. The mother had
gone to call on neighbor, leaving the
children in the house. when an unex-
pected pressure of gas came on, over
heating the stove and igniting the
building. fs's' I
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Exportataoa- 81 Nassfeetures Of Aassaia. :.
Washington, Dec. 16.-East year the
United States exported more than
s125, oo0, 900 worth of iron and steel :
md $75,o0o,00o worth Of copper.
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are speaking, one is ready to admit
the plausibility of every statement
you make. But now that you have fin
ished, have become a hard-headed
banker once more, and beg to sub
NIT one or two facts-since we are
seeking facts-which it seems to me
are enough to demolish all your elabo-
rate structure"
''Go on" said Sturgis; sit goes with
out saying that any theory is worth
less unless it takes into account and
explains every existing fact. If there
are any in this case which have es-
capped me-a contingency which is
quite possible, for / have no preten-
sion to infallibilty-I shall be glad to
hear about them; and, naturally, if
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31
UN PALACI0 MINAD0

Tn corresp ponsal alemhn dice que el
psIaeio de la emperatriE en- P,kin est& to
do 81 llepo de minas, oon!poderosos txplo
sivos. para hacerle ssltar 81 llegase ell case
de que las tropas de las potencias invade
sen Is ciudad sagrada.
La emperstriz Sc ha ocupado perso
paimeute desde hsce meses de La dcfensa
de So palacio. No quiere en- modo slguuo
nne sea hollalo por el demonio de los ex
trsngeros, y prefere morir entire las ruinas
del pslacio en- que vivieron sus mayores &
que este sea la residencia de un lord in
ipgl6s de un principe rnso que. por
aouerdo de los potenoias, sea nombrado
gobernador de la poblaoion.
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Ultima hora

Por persouas que llegan hoy viene Is
noticia de una cobarde sgresion realizsd;
en- Ponce contra nuestro buen amigo J
compsNero don Mariana Abril.
A la hora en- que scostumbra salil
del Casino, iba ell correcto periodista POI
la calle del Comercio, frente al CREDIT
Y AHoRRo, cuando Sc lanzaron sobre 6
slgunos hombres golpeandole audazmentf
Y mansslva.
EI sefior Abril estabs desarmado.
No ..comentsmos. Estas cosas var
siendo natursles en- las trlbus salvajes que
se llamsn Ponce y San Juan.
viva la libertadl
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RECTIFICAN:D0
En la Carolina no h y egOzcuistas

Un peri6dico de San Juan atribuye 3
la politica las agresiones recibidas por
algunos republicsuos en- la Carolina.
NADIA mss lejos de la verdad.
Don Bernardino Goyens, don Ricar-
do Jimenez, den Jose Vizcarrondo y otros,
nos escriben que esas agresiones han sido
aisladas y como oconsecuenoias de incidentes
individuales.
Nos complace hacer ests rectifcaci6n,
para que vean nuestros adVersarios que los
hombres del partido federal no atacan en-
latulea para satisfaoer sus veDganzas
como 10 hacen los republicanos en- Ponce,
en- San Juan dem&s poblacioneS donde e
ejsroen predominio, para cohiDir las ma
nfestaciones hermosas del penssmIento.
En- la Carolina no hay egozcuistss.
ALI 10 que SO encuenlra es pstrlotls
mo J honor
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PROPOSALS. Pi)R LII
Headquarters Department
of Porto Rico,
Office Chief Commissary.
San Juan, Sept. Is, 1900.

Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will
be received at this office, until IL
o'clock, A. NJ. September 26 1900,
at which time and place they will
be opened for furnishing the sub
sistence Department, U. S. Army
at Mayaguez, Ponce and San Juan,
Porto Rico, during the remainder
of the fiscal year ending June 80,
1901, with ice, clear and clean
made from pure water. To be
delivered free of all extra charges
whatsoever, at each post in such
quantities and at such time or
times as may be designatd by the
commissary thereat. Price to be
stated per Ib. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids or any
part of any bsd. Payment will
be made at the end of each calender
month, or as soon there after as
practicable by the Commissary at
each post. Written contract will
be made. Blank proposals can be
obtained at this Office. Envelopes
containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Ice to be
opened Sept. 26, 1900 , and address
sed to the undersigned.
F. E. NYE, 1t. Col & A. G. G. S.
Chief Commissary.
4--15. a.
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DEsAPARECIDo

Desde ell 26 del pasado desapare-
clio de la hacienda Tuna Guayama
---un cabaIlo color alazano, de seis
cuartas de alzada, que ticne como Sc
flas particulaFes un lucerito apagado
en- la frente y una quemadura en- la
nalga derecha. Pertenece don Mo-
desto Ramos. Ell que diere noticias
de su paradero seFa gratihcado. l-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31
rs ELECCIOsES EN- CAGUAS
Mas sObro Ia parCiaIidad del GOb!ernO

Como smpliscion nuestro suelto
Otro escdndaIo electoral, ofrecemos, estos
spuntes.
ED el colegio nGmero dieciocho esta
ba un Juez propuesto por los republicanos !:
el sefor don Gabriel Dalmau. Aver Sc
presento con nombramiento expedido en-
fscha posterior para sustituir q este, don
Raimundo Faura, espahol por su cuna re
publicano de Ultima hora.
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AL PUBLICo

LA DEMocRACIA Sc hAlla de venta en-
el establecimiento mercsntil de don Pedro
Csrdons, esquins q Ia plaza, frente Ia
impreuts del periodico.
Tambi&u est8 autorizado para ven
derlo, el sefior Piliish, sgente de la EN-
presa en- ests ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31


Ia llegado San .iequid. !. f4o
miIs, persona que fu6 agredida " - "a
nos dias en- esta ciadad, por IN Tsotno
cido.
La juventud federal de ArecIbo re
produjo en- dos mil ejemplares nuestro ar
tfculo Ell RETRAIMIENTo. Agradecidos.
Don Manuel Paniagua y Oler esta
reconocido oicialmente como Woe Consul
de Msjico, en- la Capital de esta isla.
Sc HI declarado Elm lugar ell recurso
de casacion sobre nulidad de actuaciones,
interpueeto por Is succession de don Gil
Gordils Dalmsu, en- ell pleito que lie sigue
Ia sucesion de dofia Rafaela Menendez de
Medina.
La Srts. PR fesora Bel6n Aldea, que
fa6 postergada por los republIcanos de
San Juan, serA nombrada para una de las
escuelas de ni1as de Rio piedrss.
Han sido presos, en- esta ciudad por
hurto de gal mas. Felix r ,dIfguez, Pedro
Gonzalez, Julio Rodriguez (,) MsmbrfA,
B4ldomero Qhifi6Des Juan Cansles.
Nos dicen de Vega-alta, que en- aque
LA localidad no habrA nj IN solo voto para
el partido republican,.
ALI no sc conoce esa mala simiente
como en- ", ga alta, sueedera en-
muchos pueblos.
POGO tempo. ......
Sc asegura que muy pronto fanciona
rA hasta Martin Pefia Ell trsyfa el6ctrioo
Entonces sc comenzsr8n los trab ,s del
trozo que va hasta Rio-Piedras.
Ell ayuntamiento de San German
adeuda por divcrsos coneeptos nuestro
correhgionario don Ramon Cordero Ma
tos, la suma de doscientos trentisiete dO
H0r8
sCuaudo pags9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31
NOT..AS

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar a
nuestro buen amigo compstriota don 10
E6 Ramon Gonzalez, que regresa de la "a
pital con su estimable familia.
Esta sc eDcoDtraba en- Madrid desde
hace algunos meseg.
Muy bien venida.
II joven inteligpnte maestro supe
rior don Alvsro Martinez Leon, oorreli
gIou8ro nuestro entusiaeta, IN sido nom
brado professor de una escuela en- Utuado.
r ,ciba 70 mas calurosa enhorabuena.
Aver osptur6 la policfs de esta oiudad
Victor Martinez, indIviduo que hurto un
pote de pintura don Etanislao Ramos.
Acussmos recibo los sefiores Cifre
u Oivar de la esquela eu que nos partlcl
pan .ber disuelto la sociedad mercantil
que giraba en- Mayagt baio su nombre,
quedando hecho cargo de la liquidation
del aotivo y pasivo eI socio don Antonio
Cifre y Aiberti.
Antes de aver al pasaI por Rio pie
dras el sC1or Degetau, le acompsfiaban
ooho policies, un oabo ell oapitan.
clempre por ruta.
Por escsndaIo rifia en- la PZacitG es
tan detenidos Juan Aoosts y Braulio Mi
lano.
En- Barros se encuentra vaoante la es-
ouela rural de Santos la de kindergarten
del pueblo.
nueve del actual Sc vera en- juicio
publico en- esta ciudad, la causa seguida
contra RivoIen Michel, por homieidio.
La alcaldis municipal de Aguss bue-
mas, solicta aspirantes para la plaza de
Secretario de aquel ayuntamiento.
LA comemoraci6n de los feles dilun
tos, que siemPre qued6 muy animada Ell
Gan Juan, cate afio resultsr& POGO lucida
Pues las familias temen que ocurran des-
ordenes en- el cementerio.
Ad0lfo Canety - republican, - eEti
condenado dieE dfaA de prisi6n con ira
bSjos for9ados, pOr atropellar & Ia s,hori
ia Juana Rivera.
HI lunes Sc sipti6 en- Maysgitez III
tembIor de terra que tuyo regular intensi
dad J corta dnracion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31

La juventud federal de Areclbo re
produjo en- dos mil ejemplares nuestro al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31

Ia llegado San .iaguida ]. to
miIs, persona que fu6 agredida : "a ,s "a
nos dias en- esta oiadad, por IN IoPno
cido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31

Don Manuel Paniagua O.ler esti
reconocido ofcialmente como vice Consu
de M5jico, en- Ia Capital de esta isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31

II joven inteligente maestro supe
rior don Alvaro Martinez Leon, oorreli
glonario nuestro entusiasts, h1 sido nom
brado professor de una escuels en- Utuado.
r 3ciba 70 mas calurosa enhorabuena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31

Aver Gsptur6 la policfa de ests ciudad
Victor Martinez, indIviduo que hurt6 un
pote de pintura don Etanislso Ramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31
Pedro Orcasitas NTunOz

Complete surtido de mercancfas las
que se renucvan commandments, obJetot
de novedad fantasia. Rosario 40, "a
guas, Puerto. Rico. Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-31
DOMINGO DE 8. DIsZ

Pintor, decorator, retocsdor de ina
genes, lapidario en- zinc cri tai y ebsnis
ia. Gale Nueva p1nero "A. Para iufor
mes, en- LA DEMocRAC1A Csguas, Puerto
Rico.