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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03
BURIAL PERMITS.

Thomas Smith. Is years, Poorhouse: senility.
Emanuel ketterer. ~ years. lSS Menard; Sc
Virginia Britain. 60 years. 1907 Morgan; bron-
Bertha Minder. Z years. $3.50 Marine: abscess.
Arthur Goodiow. n years. f76 Morgan: pnthisis.
Gertrude White. 2 months. 1427 North Twelfth:
marasmus.
Susie Miller, 4 months. 1851 Vista; influenza
Frank Timelman. ! month, SOL Vista: debility.
Michael McElroy. % years, 1856 Papin; oedema.
John Ulrich. 50 years, City Hospital: jaundice.
Thomas Carter, &C years. City Hospital: cystius.
John Kelley. u years. ~ East Msrceau; pneu-
.Friton H. Johnston. IS years. 2ss4 Pine; neph-
sibylIa schoppe, 50 yea,a.s aI24 Gratiot, senility.
Peter J. Clarity. 81 years. 2so Missouri: bron-
Lacina Garrison. 81 years. i7s7A Franklin pneu-
Bernhard Menke. 10 years. Thirteenth and Car
Mabel Deiters. . years. M Wyoming: cerebral
Henry Muegge. Il years. $3.50 South Broadway;
George e Bursmeyer. Z. months. 2lO Marion:
bronchitis.
Rudolph ATnsperser. 81 years. 1872 South Tenth:
FREDERICK ~. Zaehritz. 70 years. Baptist Hos
Adam Eckeft. % years 1901 Monroe: haemop-
Margaret Downey. 60 years. a4o2 North Ninth:
asthma
William Barrett. 81 -yeasa.Esa Tpeodosia: en-
Marsaret E. Phillips years. sos Convent:
Kate MOnteith. ss years. 4272 Shenandoah; bron-
Christen Mayer. Is years 1907 Prairie; pneu-
yohn Rahibaum. 81 years. St. James. NO.:
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

ANNUAL MeetingEThs annual meeting of the
Humane Society OK Missouri FOR Prevention OF
cruelty to Chidten and. Aninals will be held
building. Sixth and Olive SITS. Thursday, Feb
ruary Z. lsoi. at z O'Clock p. m
h. NJ. DAVIS, President.
John H. Holmes. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

RECORD OF BIRTHS.
Fred W. and Mary spilker. 1890 Warren; girl
c. J. and Magdalena sJanninss. lsSS South
Fourteenth; boy
jacob and Ida Egner. ss64 Lemp; girl.
Walter and Lille Mooney, 2s34 Papin. boy.
Israel and Jennie Freshman. 1915 Carr: boy.
Theodore and Louisa Lucas. HG Utah; girl
Alfred and Bertha Bartear. S3U North Eev-
enth. girl @
sirL
B: ana 8. Loneuevan. Eli Tyler; boy.
Fred ard Minnie Rudolph. 902 Penrose: boy:
Henry and Katie BoedEes. 3465 Montana: girl.
William and Mary Henern, soIs Rnteer; girl.
James A. and Bertha Clukies. 1915 Benton;
girl.
Tonrnaso and Guiseppinx- GaexzA us Wash;
giuseppe and Rosira -entanzaro, go North
vincenso and caneetta Rosso. si7- Morgan:
Patrick and Mary Noonah. z7ss Caroline; boy.
Ludwig and Maria Roeder. 12e Nebraska: girl
Leigh and Mary Moyie. 4eA Hartford boy.
Robert and Emma Berxef. zss4 South Eight
Fred and Rosa Lonea. ne North Ninth; girl.
Ernst n and Lena schuette. MI North
Paul and Margaret Baureiss. Isli South Sec
j. a. c. and Lydia Bertram. .s,sx .Dodier:
D0K-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

~NOTICE-The annual meeting Of the stockhoid-
ers Of the Cullen & Stock Heating and venti-
rtny. No. North Fourth St. February 4. at 5 D.
m, for the election Of directors for the ensuing
year: JAS. J. CULLE President
Attest: c. August Stock. Secretary.
OFFICE Of the Cooper Detective Service Co,
81 Louis. NO.. Dec. Is. 1sel.-Notic IL hereby
given that a meeting of the stockholders OF the
Coorer Detective Service Co. will be held at the
once ?S the Go. az Ninth and Pine SITS. in the
DAY Of Feernsfy A; D; 1901: at 70 a m, for the
there TO be submitted. to reduce the par value OF
me shares Of the Capital stock Of said Cooper
and correspondingly increase the number Of said
Ansres from 50 to so. J H: COOPER. President.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03
IS POUNDS FOR S1.oo.

tirsest bargsin in 81. Louis: also ! pounds
roasted cones for 81. and q pounds choice tea
and highest grade teas In the market. Al the
Geo. Cousins Tea Co. Sixth and Market Ct Caii
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03
Every smoker should try the
Twin Tobacco Smoking Pipe.

The only anti-nicotine pipe man.
ufactured- Patented. Ask your
dealer for II. or o. c. Ruge, 400
N. Nineteenth 1T. Price &c post
paid. Reference: Any wholesale
drug house In ST. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

Position II secured, or will accept notes; 20 per
cent discount to city students; bookkeeping. PEN
specialists: course instruction and special acih-
ties for securing positions strongly Endorsed by
In the United States: three months bookkeeping
with US Is equal to SIX elsewhere: shorthand de-
partment second to none: about IS per cent of
our students are graduates Of other business col:
leges. J. F. Draughon. president, Is author Of
four text books on bookkeeping that have by
far the largest sale. among business men. Of ans
for II. Draughon's Practical Business College.
81. Louis. Emile building. Ninth and Olive;
Shreveport. Montgomery and Savannah.
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NMNM&SSFsSAMzM

BUSINESS SHORTHAND and TELEGRAPH
scHo0L BUILDING, cor. OLIVE
city Open day and night.
The use OF the graphophone, or voice repro
ducfng machine. Is taught in the shorthand d.
lar. W "S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

During las. week the following employ.d
students of the Southwestern Business Coilere.
80 Olive st. as eookkeepers and stenosraphers
Buxton-Skfnner Stationery Co.. 3S-s n. Fpur.h
ST.; Frust-Trieg. Lumber Co. Lincoln Trus,
building; Barr a Widen Mercantile Co. Com.
mercial building. This school prepares persons
fer the best office employment and makes =
speciality OF assisting graduates to positions. Day
and night school.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

WeddfngsRangs.
Solid gold. latest designs. 8 to so. Mer-
mod G. Jaccard's Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

.sfOCKHoipERS llsetfne.-The embarrassing
Howard Iron Company. for the election Of direct
Or to serse curing ne ensulns year. and for the
ely come before the meeting. will be held at the
nsnce OF the COMPANY on NTH door. OF the Co
Louis. No.. on M6oedsy, Fe6Iaary isei.
c.r,-. SEg z LEIGHroN v. p.
81 Louis. Mo-. January q. %.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

Notce-St.. Louis Iron Mountain
iscI-Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
Ing of the stockholders 81 the St. Louis. Iron
o. held at thesEenerat, otfce Of the company In
the city Of 81 Louis. No, on .Tuesday. March Il.
teen DIRECTOR for The ensuing year. and for the
tefore' said meeting. The annual meeting Of the
directors VIII be held at the same office on
the. same day at L. o'clock noon. The transfer
books viii be closed on Tuesday. January 18th.
10. at } O'Clock p. nj and reopened on the day
following the annual meeting Of the stockholders
or eny adjournment thereof.
SEQ ]: GOULD. President.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

A-BErrER THAN A GOLD MINE-rHE
Wonderful Vest Pocket Electric Lighter: takes
the place Of matches. No caps or oil. no re-
charging. will stay lighted In q gale. Built
like a watch and contains miniature generator.
Lasts for year,. The marvel of the axe. Agents
wanted. Address. with stamp. Globe Supply
Co San Francisco Cal
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2 BRYANT = sgRkTToS BUSINESS.
BUILDING. corner OLIVE and
INIT sTs.. thoroughly qualities young people
for the best p~oeitons.
Students In tie shorthand department. are IN
structed In the use OF the prAphophone. or talk
1ng machine. Call o. wr1te for circular.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-03

Statesmen WANTED
THE MAKERS OF THE RENOWNED ALco
BRAND CLOTHING r DESTROYS OF IN
CREAsING THEIR ORC OF TRAVELLING
Statesmen. n TO GOOD MEN WHO HAVE
AN ASSURED TRADE OF 10000 AND UP
LIBERAL AND SATISFACTORY AR
RANGEMENTs WILL BE MADE. ADDRESS
IN STRICT CONFIDENCE. WITH FULL PAR
TICULARs AS TO TERRITORY DESIRED. IN
FIRST LITTER
ARNOLD. LOUCHHEIM & CO..
1c21 ILBER ST.. PHIL4A.. PA.
The colored American., 1901-10-12
THE FIRST COLORED SHOE STORE.

The Capital City Shoe Store, located
at 733 7th Street, Northwest, held Its
grand opening Tuesday, October 1st.
The invitations sent out by this enter
prising company were generously re-
spOnded to and those who accepted the
Invitation were enter aimed not only by
the different members of this company
who showed them the different varie
les and grades Of stock kept On hand
but by HCffman's Orchestra which dis
courged music during the entire ever
inp. The sore is centra l 7 located and
on q public thoroughfare and is bound
to receive its share OF the patronage Of
the poo Ia of the District. The young
men who compose this firm are enter
prising and experienced in the business
and deserve the entire patronage OF the
business as well as the general p1bl.c.
They have rIaced an advertisement IN
the columns of The CCl0red American
as an evidence Of their enterprise and
good faith and we hope every reader OF
the paper will visit the store at once
and make one purchase. The directors
of the company are:
George w. Davis, President; J.Mont-
gomery simms, Secretary; Alphonso
G. Lee, Treasurer; Warren A. Macbeth.
VIM. E. Connolly, Philip B. Harris,
Ersstus Molen: B .Ve.l IL Ross,
While Mr. James 81. Handy, who has
served long apprenticeship with one
of the largest shoe stores in the city, is
manager,
The colored American., 1901-10-12
The Best.

And safest preparations are those
that have been thoroughly tried and
tested by time. The Original Ozoniz d
Ok Marrow has undergone that severe
trial and come on victorious. It was
the first preparation ever made to
straighten kinky hair and make it soft
and beautiful. 1t Is manufactured by
the Well.knoWn firm The Ozon'Zed Ok
Marrow Co., Chicago, IL wh) spare
no pains to keep it at the top Of perfec-
tion and purity. Their many years Ct
success and constantly increasing busi-
ness is proof of the merits Of the pro
ductIon. Read their advertisement in
this paper and if interested buy bottle
as it does all they claim,
The colored American., 1901-10-12
Theodore Roosevelt as Police Commits
EiOner.

Franklin Matthews in the WoIld's Work
More than once sat beside Mr..
Roosevelt as he presided at hearings. 1
have cen him stop to COL sider how he
could be absolutely fair, and his decis
ions had instant effect as q result. /
have been alone with him as one after
another the candidates for appoint
ment came up for private examination
as to their fitness. Searching enquiries
would be put to them. To one man
who was trembling from the severity OF
his examination, remember COmmis-
slOneI Roosevelt said:
"You are the man Faith SC-and-SO
spoke to me abOut?"
"Yes, sir, but didn't suppose being
o Catholic made any difference"
"Of course not; OF course not" was
the instant reply. "I Go nOd care
whether you are a Catholic, a Protest
ant, Jew or GENTLE I think youth
do. You tell Father Sc-and-SO if he
has any more men like you to send
them down here. I pass you; 60 and
see the other commIssi0ners.n
The policeman never took blsckmail
while Mr.. Roosevelt was in power and
1t is safe to say that he has not done 30
yet. There were hundreds appointed
like him. Many, elias have fallen, but 1t
/, because a different kind of current
went down the line from police head
quarters.
The colored American., 1901-10-12
The Night Schools are Open,

The night schools hsve opened aus
D icioutly, and with an improved corps
of instructors. The Director IN Charge
of Colored schools is Mr.. Frank L. CAL
dozo, Jr. The principals are: Misses s.
J. Fisher, G. B. Campbell and Nd. l..
Saunders; teachers, G. B. Syghsx, 6.
F, Smith, E. L. Kumer, M. J, Brown,
L.R Smith, b. s. Holmes, &. r Par
ker, J S, Ball, H. E. Hamer, L. b.
Brown, Il E. Anderson, Z. E Scott,
L, E. Hewlett, N. A. Stewart, A. E.
Hewlett, o. V. COntee, J. I, Fox, L.
Page, D. b Thompson and G. c. Poll
ard. Teachers Of colOred cooking
schools-Miss Alice G. PInyon, Mi g
Julia Shaw Miss Laura Parker and
Mss Lena w, Johnson. Miss Bessie
E Miller and Clarence G. Davis were
appointed substitute teachers. The
night schools will be OPEN on Monday ,
wednesday and Friday evenings dur
ing the winter and spring terms.
The colored American., 1901-10-12
A Receiver Appointe d

Mr.. Jas Richardson. the we'll known
business man Of this city, has been ap-
pointed and has Qualified as rec9iV>r of
the ConsumeIs'BIewir G Company with
authority to operate the brewery for the
present and to continue its businefs for
the benefit of all persons interested. A
large number Of colored business men
are interested in this brewery and it is
hoped that the affairs VIII be so settled
that the business viii be continued.
The colored American., 1901-10-12

er rman birth, is fully CONVEX
SAINT with the Glrman language and
Is progressive cItiz en Eall along the
lines of endeaYor We leaIn that one OF
the new. us!ices Of the Peace will be OF
German extraction snd, for cOmpeten-
cy, onesty, trustWorthiness and one
VIII lie in the fu lest accord with the
pol y Of the present administration,
we endorse the spLlIcation of Mr.
s ubert.
The colored American., 1901-10-12
C4PITHL SHYINGS BANK.

CaPITpL SHVINES BANK.
500 F st. N. W., Washington, DC.
Capital $4,000
Hon. Jno. E. Lynch, President,
I. G. Bailey, Treasurer.
j. A. johnson, Secretary.
D. B. McCary, Cashier,
Directors:
Jno. E. Lynch, DR.. w. s. Lotion.
Whitefeld McKinlay, L. O. Bailey,
RObt. Il. Terrell, w. s, Montgom
cry, Wyatt Archer, John A. Pierre,
henry E, Baker, Robt. Williams }.
I. Bradford, DR.. w. A.WarfeId, }.
A. johnson, DR.. A. ". TanclL,
Howard Il. Williams.
Deposits received from 1O cents
up ward. Interest allowed on SOU
and above. Collections meet With
prompt attention. 4 general ez-
change and banking business done
Bank open from 9 am. to 4.3O pm
The colored American., 1901-10-12

Enclose &c stamp for reply, and We ssAa "a
tieulars telling how you can make from SIS 10 s125
per month. and also be presented with hns OOiO
Watch Address
SCOTT REMEDY co"
Box SO, LouisViIs' n
The colored American., 1901-10-12
Officers Elected.

Officers elected In HendeTsOn's Com
mandeIy for next year, are:
Ex-Commsnder, Il. W. Livingston;
Generalissimo, A. L. Stevens; Captain
J. n. Lawson; Stnior Warden, l. 5.
-Ones; junior Warden, j. Burltss;
Treasurer. B. F. Daley; Recorder, J.W.
Wilkerson.
The colored American., 1901-10-12

of Mr.. Watson and the general public.
In addition to the oyster roast. every
TIKI G else in the way Of the seasons
delicscies Will be.on hand IN abundance
Take the Chevy Chase. car or the + st
car, changing at 321d street, northwest.
Admission free.
The colored American., 1901-10-12
Cullum and Murray.

After the loyal and timely support
given Senator CulIum by Capt. Jordan
s. Murray. the veteran editor of the
State Capital, Springfield, Ill We ex-
peeted to hear a heavy persimmon drop
in that locality, but there seems to be
nothing stirring,
The colored American., 1901-10-12
A Grand Oyster Roast.

The seoson at Waison's Park en- the
Glen Echo Railway Will be closed to.
morrow, lSunday) With a grand oyster
roast. The Park VIII be decorate d in
gala day style and Will he open from
ten O'Clock in the morning until twelve
st night for the reception of the friends
The colored American., 1901-10-12
WE DO NOT hove

WE DO NOT MOVE-
Your furniture. hut viii loan you lHOLTy
on it at reasonable rates end make the pay
ments to suit your cOnyenifnce, UuI oL ot
p oyees are always awake Teadt ~ HCe HC
promptly Il pom y0ura ppIicattOn' al 10 -
as aud be convinced. EVANS u '0''
q tIeet, n
The colored American., 1901-10-12
Register Lyons in West Virginia
4aZH ZHEA

IA = t& sVa
Hon. Judson W. Lyons, Register OF
the United States Treasury, was tnen
introduced and delivered one OF the
most ms sterly and convincing argu-
ments over heald in this section, HIS
remarks .W ere largely cCnfned to 3 stu
dy of the past, present and future OF
the race. Statistics were given, snow
ing the remarkable progress made bS
his people since Emancipation theiI
present standing in civilization, and
the future possibilities and the couTst
IN be pursued. We feel that his speech
should be in the home of every colored
family in America as an incentive to
future effort, It was highly commenced
by all, especially py the large numbers
of white citizons who were present.
The ssFairmont West Virginian," )"
The colored American., 1901-10-12
FINANCIAL,
HERE Is A IH8ECE !

To get the money you want VI.
have more than we need. We vii, r,o,'
loans 10 everybody without de,ay, II
you want money see us TO-DAY yor
will not be disappointed. Loans mod
on Furnitrre. Pianos Organs, Etc Ftc
without removal Ioaus to ssIsri,d o.,
ployes without indorser.
6O2 F St. N. w. Cor. 9Th ST.
Capital Loan Guarantee Company.
The colored American., 1901-10-12
M, Schubert for Justice Of Peace

One OF the strongest and b, s: equip
ned candidates in the District for 5ut-
tice of tie Peace is Mr.. B. +. Schubert
of the Bureau OF Pensions. Ar. Schub-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
PROGRAMA
DEL
u RTEkbab FED EHeAE

10 Los hombres que formaron ell PARTI-
DO LIBERAL PUERToRRIPUESo Green one no
debe retardarse su orga nzaci6n como fuerza
polltca, con I'm nombre que sintetice sus
ideas con un programa que las defina las
concrete. Sc agrupan, pues, para cooperar
al buen regimen del pals llamaran PAR
TIDO FEDERAL
20 Eel partdo federal decIara que acep-
ia aplaude ell hecho de la anexi6n, consuma-
do tras la guerra, considerandp que Puerto
Rico sera pueblo pr6spero icliz q la
SO mbra de la bandera americana al amparo
de las insttusiones federales
30 Los prop6sitos de! partido federal
condensan en- esta formula infnio directo
eicaz en- ell desarroyo de los intereses loca
les por una administration inteligente hon
rada; tendencia frme resuelta la absolute
ide tidad con los EstadOs Undos, en- sus leyes
Y en- praticas de gobierno.
40. El Partido Federal pide que Puerto
Rico sea, desde luego, TERRIToRIo de la
Union, con todos los derechos de un EsTADo
excepto ell de enviar Senadores y Represen-
tantes al Congreso, en- ell cual tendra, como
los demas Territories, Delegado con voz y
sin VOtO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
fUESIRO REPORTER EN- SAN JUAN
y el sarqerto de armis de las Camara'

Como 10 prometimos aDtler, Vamos
,It,a,.,,os ahnra de 10 OcurrldO a
T,,ostIo rerorter en- San Juan con ell sar-
--orSt,, do armas de la Camara 6GJ0.
He aqui Ell ralato dc sucedldo'
An salir ell susodichO reporter de
, III ~ sesiones del cuerpO tegtStGti
a,n &c aI saI gentO, en- formas muy burdas,
~ datnvo arrebatandOle yIOlentamente
daennes unos papeles de las manos y
dicIendole que los habia sustraido oe
as Oticinas del secretar1O.
r reporter, en- formas cortes s, dl-
IN oue aduellas eIan' nOta5 para el pc
ri0uIcU que lie habIa Otorgado su repre-
sentacl0n. Convene do aquel, replicO que
,l0 era ertralt0bLe 10 que ell sospechaba
uorgue La DEMOCBACIA habla dadO ia
n,bllcidad LOS SE.kETOo DE LAS
LAMAk- 5 en- varias Ocaslt mes, ei no
iba elias Sino para enterarse de 10 que
ocurria para SODi01tO d nuestrO perlo
dico.
El reporter objet6 que esa es su mi
sion en- aquel sitio y la cumplla
IOdO estO 10 preaenclorOn algunOS
delegados otras personals.
Ienemos infOrneS d8 que desde ell
primer dia que tabOT6 IL Camara, e tai
sarg.ntO, que es NADIA menos que ell
ramosO FenX Padld Sc muestra lntempe'
ranta con nuestIO reporter.
no lomentamOs; pdr4ce que en- la
Camara Sc quiere lmltar al ayuntamien
to Ge Son Juan Ell tIempOs 90 EgoZcue,
donde nuestrO reporter e tO1D0dd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
MOI. =.

Dice ell apreciable colega San Juan
Mems que "a prensa de LA DEMoCRACIA Sc
rompio al peso de la s5tlra de Marlano
Abrjl.
No iuegue, college.
Ia l!egado la capital nneatro dis
tuguldo amigo don Luis +. Guzman, nc
table periodista vene zOlano.
L. damos ana afectuosa bienvenida.
Manuel Cuevas, alias Chino, fu6 de-
terido gu la capital por haber estafado
don Marcos Pierae.
Los individuos Baldomero Santiago y
Jose AvIa, han side redncdos Prlslon
por sapou6rseles autores del robo con sse
sinato perpetrado en- 81 peon del senior Vi
leila en- ell canine dc LaIes Areclbo.
Sc dice que sc prepare en- la capital
una alba esoandsloss.
IA qui6n?
Ella 10 dira.
Don Luis Magtn Radiris, periodistF
dc Mavagi ~ ha Genupciado por injurlaf
al director de La Bdnzerd americana
Sc ha prasertado una queja contra e.
maestro de Manstt Alberto Andino Porro
por haber II fl g,dp o4sttgo corporal UT
hijo de don A1t)nio Pomaica.
Joss francisco Jim6nes, preso en- Ia
Oarce de Arecibo, plde que ae revise u
oausa por que sc le condeno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
NOTAS Db SALINAS

FL dia dc reyts So celebEo an diVerti
do bale de cuLfarza en sqnells localidad.
Ha pasado 81 aousador pdblico de la
Colts de Justlola de Humacao, para que
presente conctt siobes proVlslonales, la
causa !, guida uuos indlviduos de Is po
licfa insuiar por b. chcs de,Ictivos a!d rea-
liz sdts.
Nos dioen que los egozcuo barbosinos
de Salinas no se causan de diriglr oepsuras
al San Ju0o Neaes por sus nuevos rumbos.
Sc prepara una reunion de contrlDu
yeltts para protestar contra la lmplanta'
cl6n del oneroso bill Hollsuder. III acto
tenGra tft cto en- los s8l0pes de la ACADIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
Ia Democrats

Nosifcamos nuestros amigos de Sau
Juan, que este diario Sc vende en- 81 esta.
5lecimiento mercsntil que poseen en- La
p!ae de Alfonso XII, los sefiores AAens
Ga.pany.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
sAL0N-BARBERIA
-DE-
MODESTO G0TAY MALD0NAD0
PLAZA ALFONSO KII NUs. 33

Ell dueflo de este e.tablecimento tiene
el gusto de ofreoer al Lubico en- general Y
sus amigos de la !ocalidad de Ia Isla
sus servicios on este Sat6n Bar6erto, don
de serau atendido con prontltud, esmero.
limpieza, elegancia modieidad en- los
precios.
S1n Juan, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
TaluBFD JUalDEC0

Sc la fallado a causa seguida
CapFlCw Ior supuesto homicide de Jhon
Herr. La COrte 10 cOnden0 a sels meseS
un dia de carcel y doScientos dOddl'S oe
lndemnizaci6n a la familia del muerto
Como Sc Ie abon6 la preventive, esta en-
Abertad. E-o repres' nta Tin trlunfo para
el senior Lopez Landron, fepsor oel
acuSado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
FUECIONARAN

Manana fuucionaran al pubico los
cAFrOS electricOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
San Juan, Octubre 10. de 1899.
Josa r. AmadeO, Rafael Arriilaga, Ms

Jose H. Amadeo, Rafael Arrillaga, Ma
riano Acosta Juan r. Baiz, Antonio L. Bar
cello Acisclo Bou de la Tore, Felipe K. Cor
dero, lose Cordov6s Berries, Guillermo Co
lon Atilano, Antonio Colon, Salvador Carbo-
nell, Miguel Chiqu6s, Manuel Camunas, Jo-
sc B. Cintr6n, Jose Cooan Rivera, Ramon
Cestero, Francisco de Cells Alquier, Luis de
Cells Hermnio Diaz Navarro, Jose Coma
10 Diaz, Ramon Hoyos Dslgado, Julio Diaz,
Jose Elzaburo, Laurentino Estrella, Tomas
n. Fradera, Nepomuceuo Flores, Agustn
Guevara, Manuel Gorbea Guzman, Fernan-
do Gonzalez Julio Grau, Julio Gambia,
Juan Hernandez Lopez, Ramon H. Degado
Jose Janer Soler Alfredo La Cruz, Luis
Mufloz Rivera, Ramon Mendez Cardona,
Luis Mnhoz Morales, Jose Munoz Rivera, An
tonic Marquee Diaz, Marcos A Manzano, vi
cente Munoz BArrios, Felix Matos Bernier,
Froncisco Marxuach Francisco A. Mater, San
tiago Oppenheimer, Manuel Perez Ayiles, Felix
Perez Rivera, Jose Gabriel Pa1acios Salazar,
Ramon III. Patron, Santiago 4. Palmer, Gre
gorio Rodriguez Escribano, Manuel G. Roman,
Luis Rodriguez Cabrera Antonio Resell, ia
cinto Seijo, Jose Sierra, Jose Sosa, Ramon Sia-
ca Pacheco, Francisco j. Sala, Modesto Sola,
Ezequel Tristani, Arturo Umpierre, Luis r.
Velazquez, Arturo Vazquez Prada, Federico e..
Virella, Jose g. del Vale.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-12
Ultima hOra
(P0R TELE CRAFO)
San Juan, EnerO l
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