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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26

A. Ii. Davis, Mt, Sterling, Ia, writes /;
81 was troubled with kidney complaint
for about two years, but two one dollar
bottles of FoleY's Kidney Cure effected
a permanent cure, J. r. HudaOn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26
WOODEN Dress Goods.

We carry unquestionably the largest line of Wooden
Dress Goods In tie Southern part of the State and can
suit you either The finest dress to be had In these parts
or as cheap dress as you wish.
Dress Goods Here C Suit all Ages, all Prices and all PEOPLE,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26
Blood Hounds,

L have two pairs of we'll trained, re-
gistered and pedigreed Blood Hounds
for sale reasonable. Also a few
thoroughbred Bull Terriers.
W. @. HINES, Greenville, N. @.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26
To Heal a Hurt

Use Banner Salve, the great healer. It's
guaranteed for cuts, wounds, sores, piles
and all skin diseases. Use no substitute.
J. r. Hudson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26
Wagon and Cows For Sale.

An up-to.date Shipman & Bradt
milk wagon. Also lot of full blood
and graded Jersey heifers.
Fl. @. MITCHELL.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26
For Rant.

Georgia M. Tracy farm of 252! acres,
in the 18th district; now rented to Fl.
L. Slocum, Apply to J. T. HolIeman,
8 West Alabama street, Atlanta, Ga,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26

A wise man counts his checks before
they are cashed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26
The MAN WITH A COLD

is nuisance to others rs we'll as suffer-
or himself. hs - inexcusable when he
can find SO many excellent remedies
at Hudson's drugstore. True, if he
has asthma, it's doubtful If he can OBJ
tain perfect cure. But it's rather late
or asthma. and there is relief for even
that annoying ailment. Stop sneezing
and coughing. Stop at Hudson'a and
get something to heIplyou:out,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26
HOt4Sekeepir1G Items.

, We put them here because by
their honesty and price -cheapness
they belong here. Replenishing
time now; that makes these items
doubly interesting:
I 5-dozen Bed Spreads, hemmed and
ready for use, Marseilles pattern,
regular price $1.35, at..~S1.0O
% Dozen Damask Towels, extra
large size, knotted fringe, with
red, white or blue borders, worth
4Oc; special at.,,..............,.,.2 Csc
20 Dozen Sheets, hemmed and
ready for use, worth 6Oc, at. 45c
90 Dozen Pillow Cases, hemmed
and ready for use, made of stan
dard muslin, at................1OC
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-09-26
Americas Cotton Market,

AMERICUs, GA, Sept, Goth 1901.
Received yesterday, ........ 238 bales
Received previously, ...... 3,788 "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
WANTED: AN AUDITOR.

feItaton the public
While other have been
books
adjust them before another
hall fame Auditor Rel
a onth still without protest
Who'll would the
special fund Without OH
his
This is
do
Of
vastly importance than his service to
administration to have the
state of the mun
accurately and fully the pub
such thing auditors
Speaking Of he well for
Kelsey
his Off
ciaI
chairman
of both to be under
the entire business of the
of
hey bot gn tO actor on tn same
If
that the heads of
detail With possible
better the situation than right
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
PROGRAMME OF THE PHARISEES.

cCORDING A Cleveland William Z
York
The story
Of the
supply their probable course
o
openly not it may be assumed that
themn Cleveland for instance win repre-
The in Mr. Hanna
oneor Republican
villa relations with De
both OF
the @ Rockefeller
If it is necessary TOT
financial allies
willingly disrupt the Democracy as
not of battle; pracicaly
hitherto adop
in
which by
By fire from the rear they nave
an
shall be center OF
disrupt ion n
but it will fall Mr. Cleveland ana his
profess
control Of the party machinery
be to old
dth control Phass
a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
PRoLoNGING THE REBELLION.

GuNALDo HAS DIED AGAIN
by Benjamin
Aguinaldos had heard rom
their Wheeler wit
the utmost gravity
OF proonsins the
keep / to theirh
rms undehand method
mas been begin
rebellion was started by the perndy
followers that the
OF helping uplifting
followers eorking
been crushed by
nounee the election Of William
been kept
what General Macarthur
bureau for publishing and disseminating
pinos OF the be
dud hsvthv which
they regae US there
a as furnace
Frank MeGurrin fayorite
PaDa."
-
The Samuel reality bundle of sticks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06

I chatty, entertainin' way my mind still
E--.---.!--= back to the devflment I been
tellin' about / ducks away after a while
an walks back up town. BY now it's din
ner time After I'm through eatin' come
the hardest part Of the day Instead of
gOin' over to Sans like q gent OrteT. an
settin in ag'in the bank or boOstin' stud.
] gotter go to my room an try to read.
There amt much there barrin' a 1870 copy
OF Hoyle an "a catalogue of sportin' out
fits. picks up the catalogue an the first
thing I finds is a picture of some loaded
dice. They're arranged so that you can't
lG-e with EN- and I studied out how [
could drop in on any of the boys. switch
the reE'lar dice and dust the crap game
rack inside of twenty minutes
1t was awful. John; il was avfuI
!'---a a.n't no man in the world I'd tell
tha-H things to but you. So. about II
O'Clock 1 says: Take a runnin' jump for
yourself, Satan Line ND about thirty
PAGES in my rear / says, an out I ducks
FIRST come down here. but you wasn't
on watch, so I SCOTS through the back
way over to Jimmy McTierney's. He
e--- know about my swearin' off, so he
passes me out few drains in consecu-
tive order without smilin' so I'd have n
bat him with his cheese an cracker
bowl
When / m corEed proper 1 goes over
e. sets IN the stud game. / win seven
.---v b. O'Clock an then. feeIin' some
natural. I goes back to my room. All the
e1d notions has flew. John / goes To
1.eaO Ike a babe. When you hear. of
the Old Sport swearin' off again, John.
yoa grab OFT the bung-starter an come
out loolSin' for me"
30 you win seven-ffty. did you2n said
1ohn' whose interest had quickened AT
tne mention of this amount .FIov, ever
uiu YOU 90 that at fifty cents stack. for
tAat what stud chips sell at?"
means seven dollars an iftv cent.
sun foo re the derndest man L ever se-n
- pm a teller down. grumbIed the ora
~, 49,, me Kid here might've thought I
seven hundred an fifty cases
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
WOOL AND THE TARIFF.

SPITE OF THE CONTINUED PROTECTION Of the Dngey tariff the
of
experienced in this
was
s n the took twice
Philadelphia
OF
Of this still
be
the
stando cut so OF he taif theory?
done
sheep wool until
followed
load
a demand
mercy
Ufac
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
TWO AMERICAN HEROES.

n
a
urn has transm ted its praise TO Wash
a
o
GneweI superintendent the den
of
Notifications
se
Of of
n
n
n
behind
u
0
of
a s
S re
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06

amt nothin' eastern maxim Moo Year
resolutions without it is breakin' en-
So, John. my son. hand me the cracked
bottle an gimme Parley's on the side
Didn't hold up long, did you, Sport?'
said Johnny with smile twitchiug the
corners of his dropping blonde moustache.
Seems to me I've seen people like you
before but YOU amt the Old Sport if
you haven't fingered out some new excuse
for busin' over" As he spoke, John was
setting out the bottle and drawing
small glass of water from the nickeled
faucet beneath the counter.
The Old Sport swallowed his drink with
a satisfaction he took no pains to con-
ccaL Excuse. did you say, John? TX
cuse amt the word. Don't the notion kin
der Jar over your anatomy that a dig
nerfied. substantial citizen like me needs
n e--cr-a for swearin' off worse than he
needs p excuse for bdstiu' over? Here /
been respectable all my life.
From soda to hook il has been strictly
on the level Never held out a ace in nv
70 ner fattened the kitty fer less'n
threes~ What happens when I swears off?
Strai-htway l finds I'm gettin' into mis-
chief Ny mind don't seem to run IN
proper channels none to speak of. I can't
figEer out why the play comes that way
no moren you can hgger out a system
to beat the wheel, but ] knows what hap
1eus to me.
Moo Years day I don't take drink
nor turn d card. 1 wakes up long lords
10 o'clock an the first thing I does is to
roach for the Christmas bottle Jimmy
sends me. All of a sudden the reckerIec-
ton Of swearin' off comes over me an
draws back my hand. I goes back to bed
ana lays there, thinkin. You know
told you once that Satan frequent digs
up some crooked play for man that
amt on watch, an so it happens 10 me.
80 not a blame thing on earth to
do, I begins thinkin' what / could do. 1t
occurs 10 me that maybe by a ingenyus
pair Of springs L can fix up a squeeze box I
thatd bump every sucker between mere
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
''OId Sport" Will Never Swear Off
Again.

some Of these boys has got more stacks
of blues than they knows what TO do with
AtNthe same time / hears the voice Of
the tempter. It says: Sport, why don
YOU go in an separate some Of these
here guileless lads from their coin
There's lots Of ways to do it. / can may
be get coin for managin' a campaign
Maybe they'll loosen up when L tells how
many votes I controls. an maybe they'll
want gent of distinguished presence to
instruct the alfalfas in the trackin' Of the
tiger to her lair.
Il knows it ain't honest to think Of
them things. I knows it's ag'in all the
principles I've lived these sixty-odd years,
but 1 amt got nOthin else to think Of
Johnny, an so these pOnderin's goes gal
lopin' through my brain. 1 santers down
TO the joint buildin' an sets in Hebe
Wells Office while, joshin' with him
about his secon' inauguration. He's tell
= me about how grand it's goin' to be
80 BrUback doin' a thinkin' part in
t@-- uniform he amt goin' to need very
bad after so long a time. Pore old Bru-
it'll nigh break his heart.
But even with Hebe runnin' on in his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
lie pAssrNe o. THE oENruRY


By Alfred Austin Poet Laureate)
II OW shan We comfort the dying
/ l | Beg him to Hnger or bid him sog
The light in has eyes burns dim ano
lie wanders and mumbles. but doth not
/ The lanes are sodden. the leaf drifts sere
ard the wrack is weaving his shToud
of white.
Do YOU not seeP lie is weary quite
or the languor of living and longs Cor
10. He is gone. Now lower him down
In the snug. warm earn, meath the clods
And The buds of the Winter aconite.
How snail we part with the bygone. year?
cover with cypress or wreathe with bay.
He viii rot heed wha5 you do or say.
He IS deaf TO tomorrow as YESTERDAY
W ny 90 Won flnGer ABOUT his bierE
i'e "aa gone 10 the ehostlaad. he is not
We may go our way we can live AMI
laugh:
Round lie banqgejing blaze can feast
and Quatf
The purple cstsfaIque stately staff.
The dirGes' or sorrow. nc so7iss OF praise,
And the costliest monument man can
Are but TOR the spirits cenotaph.
what tale would he tell could the dead
1 was born as I died amid wrath and
smoke
wEan the vulture's cry and the ravens
CrCak
Flapped hunErily over the dying shrek,
And nothing was seen but u blood red
Betwixt lowering sky and Ieaden main.
When slauted ard slathed the rifles rain
Upon burrows whose harvests We're
- saeaNes Of slain;
When the levin's glare by the thunder's
Was beloved. and ever 'twixt fash and
The howl Of the unspent hurricane.
Dust unto dust; he IS dead. though he
Was the last of the ccntulted years that
flow.
We know not wherefore. we never shall
know.
With the tide unebbing of time. and go
To the phantOm shore Of eternity.
Shadows TO shadows, they fit and flee
Across the face Of the flaming sun,
THE vague generations, one by one,
That never are ended. never begun.
W here is the dome CT the vault so vast,
As to coffin the bones of the persisted
Save the IimitIess tomb of oblivion?
But the dead discourse with the dead, so
How best now to welcome the new born
wear
She is coming. is coming and To- is here.
With forehead and footstep that know
not fear.
She will shrink from no pleasure, evade
no task
But there never was worn or veil or
mask
Like her frank fair face and her candid
soul.
DO YOU fatbom her thoughts, can you
guess her gOal2
Her wavwardness chasten. her fate con-
troll?
She will wend with her doom and that
doom be OursI
So greet her with carol and snow white
flowers
And crown her with hopes own aureoIe-
Yet mind her. dawn of the dark. for she
She. too must pass meath the lychSate
porch:
And give TO her keeping the vestal torch,
That NAV Ofttime shoulder and some
times sCOrch-
But rebrightens and burns eternally;
The beacon on land and the star at sea
When the night is muTk and the mist Is
dense.
To guide us whittier. remind US whence
The souls own lamp, through the shades
of sense.
She must tread the unknown the dead
wear trOd.
Though rugged the road, yet the goal is
God
And the Will Of AIl-wise OmuipOtence.
London. Jan J. 1901. Twentieth Century.
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an Frisco. Then comes a notion of Slip
-'i;-' into Sam Reggel's when the boys is
al aslee9 an insertin' few lead pegs
in the wheel SOS to kill the bah an make
It drop my way Yes John. / grieves to
confess it, but these blasphemous things
comes TO me.
gifts up. an after I've throwed a lit
TIE breakfast into me J starts TO walk of
theth ieeEn s. 1 amt gone far when I
be--ns to study about politics. It dawns
o. me tAo~c's a lot of boys with stacks
Oh blues til you can't count 'em i'm this
race Tor senator. Now, / can't see no adj
vantage in bein senator. It's true a SEN
ator gets introduced TO some poker games
''s-a-a q man that mentions limit wouId
be asst what dictionary he Bound the word
In but there's some dern good games
outside of Washington
But. as / says. it dawns On me that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
BENJAMIN F. WELTY.


that might otherwise have down his
other person
10
coun1
q
more
the
Herbert Spencer
hesa
mi
r
willing
Wsiy and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
Some Georgia Nuggets.
atlanta Constitution-)

fAlldutd 1onstiluttoti-t
Trouble gives lessons. but we forget all
about them i'm a holiday % joy.
"a long lane that has no turning
but sometimes it turns mighty sudden.
1t always takes a little the worst to
teach a man how to hope for the best
We look so farNaway for happiness IL is
often hard to get back home and md it.
You must take the world as YOU find 1t,
hU- some folks are SO blind they never
find IL at all
E--Il-- who say that this world is not
bright enough are in no hurry TO see the
next one blaze.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06

Of discrimination
Of the highest
person Except by
Quay himself 1t doubtful
Vue ihs Is cold
ana II IS impossible for anyone but ouayites
That he hero
stimulus
in
Of far
sign away its proud
as Matt Quay
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06

- 81 II mas heeu used I'm the mast ana
"s 10 lts advantages at the present time ''o'
ne orld Work for January has q
Eiu'npsF OF articles of interest Anor~
lhsh Is one on Farming as a ProfessioT',
~ Mnich the advantages and the practi-
caDlity OF the country life are set forth
faTk Making as an Art for the PeopIc'
Is duhlli ablN Illustrated by pnOtOgr5 PMS of
D2sA scenes IN New York Chicago. New
Orleans and san Francisco. 'rhe DUTY Of
Getting Rich" is exDounded by BisboD
Lawrence. Winston Churchill has an an
aseciatiVe sketch of Lord Roberts. espe-
cialiy as pc appeared ia the South African
The children are given lie fasc.nat on of
2 True Stor-' IN the new St Nicholas.
Jack Jonetts Ride was really taken 10
warn Thomas Jefferson of the coming of
Iarletons men, and Is described by r. T.
W. Duke. Jr. Cleveland MOffett begins n
series Of articles entitled Carers OF Dam
ger and Daring" with q chapter on THE
Diver A story of plantation life la
the rauth. new and old. is told by Ruth
MCEnery Stuart, in her own delightful
fashion Marth Ann Of the EverErrcne
is a figure likely to linEer ia the memory
of young readers and older ones, too.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
An Allegory.
Detroit JOurnaL)

Now science, by dint of laborious tabu-
latiOu of statistics. has discovered that a
black MAJ - no more liable 20 steal chick
ems than is a man of any other color
THAT makes d monkey Of mel eXc.aln-
ed FictCraI HUmOr. ana he was hence orth
gloOmier than ever
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4 > ~ aaA1 4 4 -
make a Moo
Year $ resolution
as il is 10 fall
down instead OF
ID when you In
IdVCTtently steps
into a elevator
shaft, said the
Old Sport. There
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
MACHINES.

"The Portraits of G. f. Watts. r. A."
make one of the most interesting articles
IN the months Bookman. The portraits
include characteristic studies of William
Morris. OF Robert Browning. of ROssetti
of Matthew Arnold, of Tennysou, of John
Stuart MIL. of Motley and Carlyle. The
-Four Novels of Some Importance" con-
sidered this month are ZaugwiPs "The
Mantle of Elijah" Hewlett's Richard
Yea and Nay" John FOX's "Crittenden.
and Edward Bellamy's "The Duke Of
StOckbrid=e. Brander Matthews has q
plea for Romance Against Romantic
ISM while Frederic Taber Coope- cdnsid
ers the Degeneration of the Historical
TEE Popular Science Monthly for Jan.
nary contains some Chapters on Stars
BY Professor Newcomb and An Address
Before the Anthr0pOloglCal Department OF
the British Association. delivered by r
Il Huxley. Two articles on medical sub
lects are by DR. Allan M8efadyen and Or.
L O Howard The first considers TIE
Effect of Physical Agents en- Bacterial
Ls-fc,' and the other tells Of Files and
Typhoid Fever ''Asphaitum For a Mod
sra Street" Is described BY = r. Peck
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nam as II has heeu used I'm the mast an,
IS 10 us advantages at the present fine Id
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BY JOEL L. PRIEsT)

60 rs AS EASY
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DurnS eLernallys
and the star at sea
lurk and the mist is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-08
PONCE


Ell jueves por la tarde Sc verified ell entie-
rro del cadaver de la que foe bella vlrtaosa
sefiorita Maria viIlaronga Pasarei
Entire Ia gran concurrencfa CUE seguia al
feretro So destacaba un grupo de distinguidas
senoritas, portando coronasy y cintas con Carl
hosas IL scripcones.
corLnas.
Ell sepelio de la desventurads Maria fue
ana verd adera manifestation de dHelo, en- Ia
que tom6 parte toda la sociedad pcncefs.
Reiteramos nusstra seBftia cOudoleDela
Ill infortunado padre, nuestro distinguido ami
20 Ell doctor villaronga, asf como los demAs
deudos.
Pas los restos de la que va no exste
Ha regresado de 50 visje los Estados
Unidos nuestro particular amigo don Gustavo
Meana, de la acreditada casa B. Toro de esta
cIudad.
Nuestra bienvsnfds.
Pleas que eiecutark la banda de bombe-
Pos en- Ia retreta del pr6ximo domingo
Marcia Americana.
DANA xOjos que abrasan.s
Fantasia opera Gel mercader de venecia.s
Polka de cornetin
Valses GA To.S
xLa Borinquef1s.S
Autores sousa Campos PiusuttI; Es
tevanes Waltenfeldt Astol
Jose Ramon Bscerra, ha iegresado DC San
Juan.
Procedente del partdo republicano, ha
iugresado en- las Alas fsderaes don Corneiio
Garcia.
En- el balloon de una casa de Ia caIe de
Atocha estRba echado IN pobre que snfrfa
de hambfe.
Ell iueves Z del corfiente fde falada en-
est8 Corts de Distrito al pIeito de divorcio que
segufa don Tomas Garrosf contra .u esposa
dona Juana Dasta.
Ell Tribunal fall6 decarando no habef lu-
gar al dvorcio solicitado, cuyo fallo constitu.
ye IN triunfo para ell abog ado defensor nues-
Bro buen amigo don Luis L.orens Torres.
LIE felicltamos.
LA DEMoCRACIA SO venda en- Is tabaque- |
ffa de don Vicente Soltero, frents al parque |
de bombas.
Hs abandonado las flas rspublicanas In
Rresando ell partido federal, d,n Ramon
Ramirez, vecino de esta ciudad.
M Dos mujeres pfomoviefon un gran esczn-
dalo ell misrcoles en- ell barrio de Washington
Tambien hs ipgresado en- ell partido fede-
rAi don Salvador Pr6stsmos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-08
Diogenes Prieto.

La session de accionisfas de la Luz Elec-
trlca anuncfads para al microbes no pudo
efectuarse por falta de ndmero.
Sc Ia transferfdo para ell lunes pr6zimo
Ei joven doctor don Simon Moret Muroz
hijo de nusstro buen amigo don Simon Mo-
rets Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad.
LIE saludamos.
Muy variado es el surtido de SOM breros de
paja de desro que Sc exhiben en- los apara-
dores de <EI Louvres.
Entire elloS fguran los de estilo Roosevelt
elegantes sencfllos, diez classes de bonabir
tos, fgurando los conocidos con ell nombre de
Duque dc York. tan de moda hoy en- Europa
los Estados Unidos.
En- Ia session que ceiebr6 Ell aguntamtento
ell microbes, acord6 ofrecer al Comistonado
de instruction ell local que ocnpa In plaza de
la Atolici6n para construir IN edifcio para es-
cueas.
Don Luis TilIet ha ingresado so 81 parti-
do federal.
Procede del campo rspublicauo.
Hs llegsdo de Espafa el joven don Artu-
70 Prats, hiio de nuestro distinguish amigo
don Julio.
Damose Ia bienvenida.
Hoy la sastrerfa de moda en- esta ciudad es
EL Monitor, que tantos anos Ieva de existencia
Ponce es quizss la ciudsa puertorriaue1a
dcnde con nas eiegaocia viste la juventud, 10
cual prusoa la aziste1cia aqul de buenas sas-
tre-fas
Z cor dactr que e EoU1tor marcda la
caba7a, ssts dtcho todo. Tslas de todas cla-
ses, d aas me 1faaas, para toios los gustos;
precios sumamente m6dicos, por sobre esas
ventajas, la tijara del a sestro Sukraz, que es
uno de los majofes cortadores que han venido
al pals
Con tales condolences Squiea no Sc hscs
parroquiano de Ell NovAToa3 P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-08
HUESPEDBS

Lista de los huespedes pasajsros del no
TEL. AURORA
Don Marcelfno Lopez, don Jose M Flgue-
ras. Mrs. [. H B sl, Mr.. Mrs Laurence Lee
cbarmon. don Earioue Mftsjuan, don Lsonar-
do o .hart. don Marcelino SOFA, don Salvador
Sols, Don Ricsrdo Casal Perteada, ,do- Laurea-
no Rodriguez don Luis Rofiguez Cabrero, don
Ramon Csdiz, don Roman Bianco, don Pastor
Sancnez, DON Mariana Abrii, don Jose Maria
Cayiio.
Aurora Marin,
Propietaria.