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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-06

En este ESTABLISHMENTS surtido como
los mejores en- su clase encontrara de
vensa Ell p6blico en- general los artfcu
los siguientee, todos frescos de supe.
rior calidad
Variado y complete surtido de fru-
tas y coDserVss slimenticias:
Mantequilla danesa, Cerveza helada
todas horas, Piuientos morrones. o !.
tiones, Salm6D, Sardinas en- esoabechp.
Leche condensads, Calamares On su tin
to, Gaisantes, Tonates al natural. Tt
IRON de varias clsses, Galletas dulces
CHI colate-, Aceitupse, Sslchich6n.
Especlali3ad en- ccnservas aliment;-
c;as vinos y Iicorss de todas clases.
Visitad ell establecimiento os conven
ser6is de 10 que ofrecemos.
Eaero % de 1900
D0N CARLOS B0ERMAN- AVOCADO Ha
mudad0 su bufete la casa nJm.
Cristina. Enero 20 q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-06

empleando de Puerto Rico New York al rsde-
dor de euatro dfas y medic.
COnstgfedtdrios:
Morales y Cha. PLAYA DE PONCE.
ViEfar v Cia. SAN JUAN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-06

Queda, pues, demostrado, one en-
Arecibo 10 hay mas federales, que los
federales de Munoz Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-06
'ttro Curacao. La Guaira, Puerto
Ca6eSlo, Mor0cas5o.
Tara Cttracoo n Murocaibo

PrecIOs de pasaje en- orc americana
Priaera SegaRda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-06
BANGO
SECRET ARiA
TerrftOrfaI vi AgrfcOIa
DE PUERrosRIcb

Eaaisl6n de OddaIas E.peeiales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-06
LA LEALTAD
De PAGES HERMAMOs

Mayor eSQastaea d Castillo Ponce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
TAMA is PLEASED.
Papers Express satisfaction With
the Turn in tho Glucose sewage

l,npers Express Sntisf,c,ton with
the Turn In tho Glucose sewage
Question.
T.h;s waa,s,s ram, ma i,,aye ,itt,e
10 saw in tho way az cn,nmerf nm the
,,,,,,cts entere,i into bs,wean ~, pin
cose com,,anv and ne citv of Nyarsball.
town. Inn he Herald ana Free. press
devote cons;de,able snace ia ,he n,,bii-
cation IL articles from these columns
The litt,a comment thny make is favor
able and shows he proncr sni,.it rhe
Herald save
delegation Of Ayarshalltnwn GEN.
tlemea. among them Mavor PIERCE an,,
Ma1ase, hin at = SEWAGE disposal
mo ia town iodav insnes.tin. !,
No rsse,,.oi,. a,,,, h,s,.nmin,, n,nrs. f,,nii-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
Court OF Honor lsntertains.

Central District Court of Honor. No.
30 held open house last night in the X.
l.. haIl They issued 325 tickets. which
We're all sold. and about seventy five
persons besides paid admission fee OF
IL cents at the door These entertain-
ments have become very popular and
gram came first, after which We're re-
freshments consisting Of sandwiches,
cake and coffee. followed by dancing by
those who wished to participate, The
following Is the literary and musical
program.
Piano Miss Lille Pegg.
Recitation, Partnership Lucille
Mprsdith.
Duet-Miss Smith and Mr.. Richardson
Recitation, Dropping a Stitch
Irene Easor.
German Song. .schlaf and Ruiz
Miss Lindgren.
Duet, "Gondolier's Song Mrs. Mer-
edith and Mr.. Wells.
Recitation MISS Morgan.
Song, She Was Bred in Old Ken
lucky Miss Ruth Schimp.
Recitation, The Owl in the Barber
Shop''-Miss Hopkins.
Piano Solo-Miss Allie Tinker
Trombone Solo--Mr. A. G. Everist.
Cake Walk-Misses June and Lucille
Meredith.
Much of the success of the entertain
ment is due to the efforts of the conf
mittee, Miss Johnson and Miss Cora
Reed and Messrs. F. II. Wiley, G. L.
Kuhns and Arthur Crabtree.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
our readers viii be interested in t

Our readers will be interested in the
experience of Mr.. Will II. Slep, pub
Usher of the Altoona Pa.) Mirror. who
says: / have been suffere from
headache for many years, and can
cheerfully recommend Krause's Head
ache Capsules as being the only prep
aration that has given almost Instant
relief Have been using them for about
six months and have never yet been
disappointed in them" sold by w. FL.
Evans. druggist. 113 East Main street.
and George p. Powers, druggist, %
East Main street.
To secure the original witch hazel
salve. ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
sSalve, we'll known as a certain cure for
piles and skin diseases. Beware of
worthless counterfeits. They are dam
gerous. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
CRY cAucusEs.
Republicans o. the Various Ward
WIFI Meet Saturday Night.

G'he reaunAs9ls wasd committeeman
have Issued 5ile following calls for
1auclsses 10 romirate delegates "a he
f9lniy eonyeation, the delegates 10 be
voted "a a the coming primary
First Ward caucus Of the First
waia republicans viii be held satur-
day evening q 80 O'Clock at ne office
3af j. Nj Whiia6er, over II East Main
street. al when time 4 committeeman
and delegates ~ the county convention
xii be selected Il. Il. I,MEs.
Committeeman.
second NyaIdA caucus % the re-
publicahs of the Second ward Win b.
hed at 20 aeIock SATURDAY evening
at the office Of w. Nj ciark, over u
West Main stleet. at witch time a
eomrnltteemaa and delegates to the
county convention VIII be named
w. n. CLARK.
Cainnittee.nan
Third Ward- The republicans Of sht
Third ward Nill caucus on Saturday
evening AT $50 at the city building for
The purrose 81 choosing committee
man and seleeting delegates to tho
county CONVENTION.
L. T.. NORTTFuP,
Committeeman.
Fourth Ward The Fourth ward re.
lspublieans Will hold a caucus al tn,
Merit hose house on South Third ave,
Inue on saturday evening at 80. t,
elect committeeman and 10 nam,
delegates to the county convention.
NJ. NJ. CARNEY,
1 Committeeman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

Quickly satisfactory, permanently
pleasing E;eges Hair Remover Re
moves dandruff, stops hair from falling
out. restores natural growth and color
cures al! scalp diseases. Am glad 10
recommend SO excellent preparation. 9
Mrs. j. j. Grouseman, Mobile. Ala.
George T.. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
DIR. Nichols, physician and surgeon.

-
Myrtle Asay, nurse, 1o7 South Second
street.
Hampton Bros. have plenty Of coal
and at right prices. Telephene Your
orders.
Infants white dresses, sacaues
bottles. shaNyls, hannels, etc, AT New
conner =.
DR.. Bay Woodbury. building. Tele-
phone, new -. residence, AL North
First avenue phone, new 80
Stop at Van pervser & Criffith's sun
day and set a CHICAGO paper free With
every e5-cenfs worth Of cigars
The new Idea pattern is the best ore
on the market today. Ten cents buy
any style. iieyt's Department Store.
Picture frames III all styles ard At all
prices. Picture mats III all shapes ard
co.ols, and made in any style, at y. G.
Wilburs 5.
We will clean and put Your WHEEL l.i
good shape fer 81. Bring it in hefote
the spring rush negins, M have
everything n uha wheel line. liarian's
Music House
On account OF rot being abe e take
caro- q all our customers during e'il'
suit sale, We viii xtend The me ono
day inpre alsd these VI no failed - see
9Grilaree linz u svits may have al ops
p9lttiriig y d 50 tomorrow. Hs.e x
Senssiiet.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

outside terriers keep coming to
Marshailtown to stay few days
and among other things TO take
orders for repairing and rsmaking.
After the work Is done many of
the garments are brought to me to
Re made right, after the outside for
r;er has almost ruined the garment.
Why not bring the work direcr to
me and have It done right, as
guaranteed, and thus save paying
Two prices for the same.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02
A CARD.
W. IL. Burrows Il Co., to the People
OF MarshalItoyyn and Vicinity.

The impression IS current that our
stock, recently damaged by fire, consist
ing Of clothing. mems furnishing goods.
hats. caps, trunks. vaises, etc. is 10 be
placed on sale in this city This is not
true, as every. dollars worth Of goods
saved WAS sold and shipped to Martin
Wollam. of Kansas City, Mo.
w III. BURROWS & co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

The ladies' Ala Society 81 the Cons
gfegational ehurch served a tilriss DIM
ner N the basement of the cnurrh
Thursday evening. whsch VAS q sue
cess both fiam the standpoint OF the
epieafa and Of the amount the ladies
mode for tiaar ;feastlr
e.,.,..,,a.3ss.
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~ {. -
Ms partaken u al pelaek, after
Mnien IN informal anGa and musical
program We're enjoyed, Mr. and Mrs,
iiaianey q iSansas Wore present and
assisted IN tie entertainment
-.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

Mrs. M y, l;sinsnan aIla children
wen % 9slSaloosa Thursday EVENING.
who're they attended Il birthday party
given fea Mrs f,aWara Isaiiies Wife5of
nm iowa central brakeman. Mrs.
Firing nan VII raiarIl nome saturday
morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

Thursday Davenport Republican,
says Sheriff McArllur returned from
MarshaltoSyn at $50 last evening and
With him came wlits-headed Gus Rob-
bins and his companion in jail break
ing. Harry F,lweIl, Both tho boys
Seemed glad TO get back. and acted to-
/ ward the sheriff az toward father.
/ who had gone after his sons to fetch
them nome The Scott county exeeu-
tive officer however. did not treat them
las lost sons longing to gel home. While
i their looks We're child like and bland, he
/ thought best 10 handcuff them securely
| and keep a watchful eye during the
/ whole journey. Neither did he kill the
| fatted calf and air the best pallors for
/ their reception, when he reached the
/ Jail. Guy ana Harry are subsisting on
/ bread and water and occupying separ-
| ate dark cells. This Will be their pun
/ ishment during the next day or two.
The sheriff states that the city marshal
of Marshalltown caught the two about
/ five minutes after they reached that
| place, and a half hour after he received
/ the postal card description. Upon re-
ceiving the card the marshal walked
down to the depot and saw a couple of
young men whose general appearance
made him refer to the card again Then
he sent an officer around to head them
off while he himself followed the two
who We're soon under arrest. Elwells
| father, a respected man and a veteran
of the civil war, is at the Soldiers Home
at Marshalltown, and was heartbroken
when he learned of the trouble his son
had got into. He gave the sheriff some
money to use for the young man."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02

MIR. and Mss w y. I.igaakV aager left
MON today for chicago sHd from
lfare sYiil go Ipefgair. NaAg FORK and
WASHINGTON. a'aeY Mi yjsii Mr. I.inea-
5eay-rss notnef in Ph5adsiphl4 and
/ evTYact 10 be faia f0r Easter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-02


MISS Gertrude Adanls is III With cry
sipeas.
Harlan sells the Dscora waltzes o.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
TIMELY. TOPICS

Santa Claus has made his head quarters with Harding this year. Novelties in endless variety.
 B. Mullingss store was never so well equipped with boys furnishings as at this time.
 Good weather for golf capes. See those that Miller & Peck offer for S3 .9S. Display of sterling silver.
 Ladies electric seal jackets, full revers and latest shape are only S1T5o at Conion Bros tonight and Monday
 Read the list of prices in Reid & Hughes ad tonight. Bandanna pillow covers, 19c each
 Boys ali wool sweaters, plain or fancy, only 98c tonight at Currans. Mems wool sox, 121ac.
 Turnbull offers some seasonable suggestions for the season and some prices that take with the masses.
 Umbrellas, trunks and dress suit cases. A good place to buy is where they are manufactured, 7S Grand street.
 Childrea's trimmed hats in profusipn at I. Chase's. All are the correct thing in shape and price. 5ssss,S
 No matter what you want for the Singleton Co.'S store.
 You can find some pretty and use full articles among K. Dougherty' $ stock for gifts.
 Largest line of reliaious articles in town to be found at !. H. DeYereaux & Co.'S. 1901 diaries.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
LANDING RATES INCREASED.
All the London Steamship Lines Have
 Given Such a Notice.

All the London Steamship Lines Have
 Given Such a Notice.
 New York, Dec 13.-A joint notice from all the London steamship lines. including the ports Of New York, Phil adclphia, Baltimore, Boston and Mon treal has been received by the New York Produce Exchange to the effect that on and after January 1. 1901, there will he an increase in landing rates at Lcndon. This increase, it is stated, is due to the increased cost of h bor and working eNpenses. Bills of lading will be immediately altered in accordance with the new conditions. Following are the lines concerned: A l. Ian line, Atlantic Transport and Ma ticnal lines. Chesapeake and Ohio $. $. company. limited: Virginia line 3, FL der. HempstCr x Cos lines. Johnston line. Philadelphia Transatlantic line, Thompson line, Wilson's and F'urness- Levland line.
 The new rates are covered by what is known as London clauses \ and B.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
C. N. C. NOTES.
Governor Lounsbury Announces the
 Result of Examinations.

Governor Lounsbury Announces the
 Result of Examinations.
 Orders were issued yesterday by Governor LOunsbury. announcing the results of the recent examination of officers of the National guard for com mission.
 The following are the officers of the Second regiment mentioned:
 Licutenant-C Colonel Theodore II. Sucher. New Haven. August 3, 1900.
 Major James Geddes, Waterbury, December j. 1899.
 Major Charles r. McCabe, New Ha ven. August 3, 1900.
 Captain Daniel L. Barber, inspector of small arms practice, Wallingford, January l. 1900.
 First Lieutenant Charles Smith, bat talion adjutant, New Haven, October 21. 1900.
 First Lieutenant Thomas J. Kilmar- tin. assistant surgeon. Waterbury, Jan uary 1. 1900.
 Captain Frank Pauley. Company B, New Haven. December 13. 1899.
 Captain Henry E. Carter. Company \. Waterbury. December 26. 1899. Captain Edward O. Gruener, Com pany r, New Haven, September ,. LOGO.
 First Lieutenant Frederick Druehl Company E, New Haven, December l3, 1899.
 First Lieutenant William IT. Sand land. Company \. Waterbury, Decem- 1 ber :: 1899. 1 First Lieutenant George E. Proud man. Company I, Meriden, March l, 1 1900.
 1 First Lieutenant William Perry Cur | tiss. Company r. New Haven. Septem- | Der ,, 1900.
 Second Lieutenant John Salerno, i Company B, New Haven December l l3, 1S99-
 1 Second Lieutenant Thomas NJ. Rus sell Company H, AIiddletown, April 3, | 1900.
 Second Lieutenant Leroy Clary, Com l pany F, New Haven, September ;, | 1900
 Second Lieutenant Walter w. Sack ett not having passed d satisfactory | examination is ordered to appear be l fore the examining board December | 26. for re-eXamination.- | Ten officers who failed to pass the | board will be given an opportunity | for re-eXamination in accordance with | the recommendation of the board at the Second Regiment armory, New ] Haven, Wednesday. December 26. | They are rom the second. 1n1fu and 1 Fourth regiments and the Naval bat 1 tolion.
 Three officers are discharged for | failure to pass q satisfactory examina- | ton: Second Lieutenant Donald NJ. | Macintyre Company I. Second regi- ment. Meriden; First Lieutenant John J. Butler. Company D, Third regiment. New London: Lieutenant Gunior grade) Andrew A. Russell, First division, Naval battalion, New. Haven. Com manding officers of those commands are directed to bold meetings of the organizations to fill the vacancies.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
Christmas Suggestions.

Mems fast black Hose, 8 pairs in box, regular 25c pair, 8 pairs for soc.
 Suit Cases in brown. green and tan. extra heavy and linen lined. at S3.Io, from $4.25.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15

D IsTRICT OF WATERBURY, SS PRO- Ep bate Court, Dec. 18th, 1900, -..- ..+.
 Estate of Orson Dikeman. late of Wat c.bury iu said district. deceased
 The AdministrGto or having exhibited his ad- ninstration account with said estate to this Court for allowance, it is
 Ordered that the 18th day Of Dec. 4. D. 1900 at9 o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate office ill Waterbury, be and the same is signed for hearing the allowance of said administration account with said estate and this court directs the administrator to cite all per sons interested therein to appear at said time and place. by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Haven County ana having circulation in said district.
 s By Order Of Court, James J. Cassip Clerl, of Probate.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
Mems Furnishings
 Winter Suggestions:

Mems fine wool fleece lined Un- derWear, natural and camers hair, tonight orc, from S1.25 Mems Wool Hose in camel's hair, natural, black and gray, at 12Ac. from 15c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
Wash Goods.

10 pieces dark Outing Flannel, stripes and checks, best quality, extra heavy, regular price 121ac yard.
 10 pieces Dark Outing Flannel 9c yard.
 10 pieces Marquise Flannels for Shirt Waists, regular price 12hc, tonight 10c yard.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
ST JOSEPH'S NEW PLAY.
Cast Selected For Another Dramatic
 Production in the Near Future.

IOdtCiiUu tLC NcdE T dtuA1.
 Every performance that has been given by the members of the St Jos eph,s T. 4. society has always proven q success. financially and from q dra- matic standpoint. The reading com mite of the dramatic portion of tn society has been very busy for tn past few weeks looking over plays. and that committee finally selected as the next play to be produced the well known drama. "Lancashirc Lass. or Tempted. Tried and True IL is a domestic mciudrana in prologue and four acts. It is one of the most dlHl cult of any drama that the members have yet attempted, and unless there is change ii will be produced ill Polls tileater on Easter Monday night. Tn" task of selecting the cast has been left to j. i. McDonald and he has assigned the various parts as follows;
 Robert Radbu tan adyenturer.
 ......-............ Thomas r. Aaher Ned Clayton (a young engineer..
 .............. Daniel r. LaWlor Johnson tcharacter leadl ......
 .................. NJ. F. Hanne2u u SpOtty tfrSt low comedy1. .....-.
 .................W W. r. Guilfoila Danville (Old man ...L. Thlbeaudean Kirby la ycoman, cid nanl W. Delaney Je1lick 0irst old man. .....J. Grady Sergeant Donovan Irish comedyl ...-...... r. J. Grlffin Phil Andrews tutilityD .......E. Rush Mildpr utility) J. Reilly Kitely ,(utililyl ...........J. Delaney Post man (utilityl ........ J. Grimes Ruth Kirby tlead .... Miss VI. Dillon Kate Garstone first c0medy)...
 .........s-. Miss M. Dwyer Fanny DanvlIe Cwaliing llly1..
 ................. Miss \. FrCney
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15

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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
NOTICE.

There will be a special meeting. of Court Martin .HellmanE, F. of A., to- night at Foresters' reading room. at o'clock. All members are requested to be present, to take action on the death of our brother. Thomas Miller.
 H. A. RRODERICk, c. R.
 H.. NJ. BEGSAL, Secretary.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
Elks Notice.

There will be a special meeting of Waterbury lodge of Elks this evening at o'clock. in Elks' hall on Bank street. to make arrangements to at tend the funeral of our late brother, Thomas B. Miller. Every Elk is earn estly requested to be present.
 Per order
 EDWARD l.. aIALeNEY, ID. II. WILLIAM HURLEY, Secretary.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
Order Chosen Friends

\ special meeting of both councils. Good Cheer and Rainbow, will be held this Saturday evening at s o'clock, in Foresters' hall. Bank street. Business of the most importance will be considered. All members should attend. Let none stay away. By request.
 l.. w. TILLOTSON.
 c. of Good Cheer JOHN STAFFORD.
 Secretary of Coed Cheer. F. w. IMBURNEY,
 c. of Rainbow. T. J. COYLE. ,.
 Secretary Of Rainbow. WALTER GERAGHTY *'SE
 Treasurer of Rainbow r. ". JUDD, Trustee.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
Basement Specials.

opSIldiS. All our $1 Dolls Beds, Cradles. Hammocks and Chairs, tonight G9c each
 All of our 50c Dolls Beds, Cradles. Hammocks and Chairs, tonight G9c each
 Dressed and undressed Dolls. reg ular price 25c, tonight 15c each, A line of Photograph Frames. were 39c, tonight 29c. A line of folding 1eatherette Pho tograph Frames, were 6sc, tonight 40c.
 A line ot Games, were 1Oc, tonight SC.
 A line of Children's Dishes, were 127Ac, tonight 7c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-15
QUEEN wTLHHLM1NA,s DINNER.

QUEEN WTLHELMINAs DINNER. + Was Very Private Affair. With but
 Few Present. The Hague, Dec15-Thc dinner giv- en by Queen Wilhelmina al the palace yesterday evening, Was private. Mr Kruger sat next to her majesty, oppo- site the queens mother and Dr, Leyds. Otherwise only the ladies and gentle men in waiting were present. After wards MT Kruger and pr Leyds con- versed for half an hour with the queen in the drawing room. mainly on the agricultural and ethnological con- ditiOn of South Africa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-11

nothing. OF the two. just then, she was
the more composed. The hands she held
loosely folded on her lap lay quite still.
Her voice was pitched to that low CONVEX
sational tone he had always approved.
you seem to be talking in riddles. I
have got so used, you know, to think of
you as-Diana's devoted admirer that your
sudden change of heart seems incompre-
, hensible''
Il don't think that it has been so sud-
den,' he said with a touch of impotence
in his tones Il think sometimes we are
very slow to discover the true state of our
own affections, and from sheer force of
habit or false conceptions of honor leave
to the wrong, even after we have discover
ed the true. Il was only then / fell in love
with a woman nobly planned. true. ear
nest bTave-that l was in a position 10
sit in Judgment upon a first iIfatuation
for pretty child. There are some extern
uating circumstances in my favor, but I
will not place them just now"
she sat so still. looking resoIutely at the
fading Goals. that a great fear came sud-
denly upon him. What right had he to
come back to hear and almost demand the
heart he had once held 50 loosely IN his
grasp7 How did he know that Hedges.
loyal. stanch little HEDGES had not car