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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Ser-
iVA vice urst Sunday Of each month, Emmett,
morning and evening; 5 econd sunday, Horse
shoe Bend ut IL q. m. Marsh at p. m, and
Sweet at 7:30 p. m; Third Sunday, Sweet at
II a. m. Marsh at D. n. ana Emmett at 2 80 p.
m; Fourth sunday, ola, both morning and
REV <. +. DAMON, Pastor
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BAPTIST CHURCH-Services will be held at
the Baptist place OF Worship on Saturday
night before the fourth Sunday and morning
and evening Of the following day OF each month.
sunday school every sunday morning.
J. Helm, Pastor.
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TINE CARD 0. S. L. Ry.
East hound.
WEST BOUND

TO Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10c or 25c
II 2. c. c. fail 70 cure, druggists refund money
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Emmett Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 3d. meets
Aslst and 3rd Thursday OF each month, IN Odd
Fellows Hall. at p. IN. Members OF sister
lodges cordially invited TO be present.
Mrs. Banks, Mrs Clymer,
Secretary. Noble Grand.
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SOCIETIES.

pleasant Valley Lodge No 249, B U. w.
I meets in the l. o. o. r. Hail, the last Friday
evening OF each month. Members Of other lodg-
rs cordially invited
John Moulton, President
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In Real Estate
CLARK & SOULE

Fruit Ranches, Stock Ranches,
Farms, Stores, Mines, Business
and Residence Lots, Rentals and
Collections
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
SE VEN

La
ro "a bao del sRo copendd rozo della muda de Csaas casa Guar
erida de 40 son de Cafe oe
y 10
de
10 de
Y rail bier tannbi
altos de MADEIRA techados de
arrendada escuela de este
bno, Y Ia mitad guardian
della Santiago Medina
Flores administrator de La
don
CASTRILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
HA . LmADO RIA =
{ REVISTA CALLEJERA J

En- la ciudad del Sud, hace once meses
que los smpfeados del Municipio no ven un
centimo.
Ell propio Depositar!o meianza de ABB
dul Hamid, pasa Ell saDto dia fumanaose ell
cachi mbo.
cual el turco. dirapara capote:
-Ahf me as den todas.
Solo que, por desgracia, los pobres en-
peados carecen de escuddrd, aunque va han
disparado algunos tros contra ell Tesorero, la
plaza aparece inexpugnable.
En- canbio, algunas de sus balas van
tropezar cor indefensos vecinos, que no sa ben
al medic de sustraerse tanto y tanto f,jazo
pregunto 70: equ6 So hace de 10 que In
gress diariamente?
sLo guardian para escabech arlo7
81 asf que esoabeeheDs tambsn los
acresdores.
en- particular al guardia no 10 que 10
tienen como bacalao, y hasta. sin re-
v6lver
En- la misma poblaci6n un sujeto le rob6
& otro t25 platanos para comerselos
tQue atrooidad ...
Ese Eliogatalo platanero, deb6 quedar
como ell Sefor cuando concluyo ell mundo: sa-
ftsfecltO d. obra.
ST 10 deian es eapaz de comerse un vento-
rrilo
lOue vientre pa dar com ba te...
De todos modos, queda probado. que en-
Pnerto Rico, hay quieu coma un platanal.
todavfa aseg ura <El Pafss que en nues-
tro terruf1o no existe Ell hambre.
Daria cualQuier cosa por que Salom6n
don Cruz Sc convrtiesen en- plktanos.
~
En Ponce tamben la botica municipal
continda sin medicamentoe
para que?.
Lo que dice Ell alcalde.
---Hagan de la homsopatfa, de los
remedios caseros; 81 para el que sc va q morfr
no hay medicina que va ga.
hasta cierto puutO.
Ahora resulta, tam bien en Ponce, que al
iuez municipal ell juez de policia SO han d.
pidido, decir que han roto sus amistades.
iMaljita division ;!
Cuando ha ilegado colarse entire los mis-
mos jucces
Como anda la cosa..
IOh gran p1rtidt te parties pOr 81 eje ...I
Ese era su pOrvenir.
~
Ell programa para Is fiesta de San Mateo,
estara pr6ximo circular 81 va no clrcua, y,
segun dicen, Sc preparan entreten1mentos pa
ra todas las classes populares.
No puede pedir mas
La question que e. pueblo sc divierta.
Que con e jolgoro SO espanta 81 hamore,
Fivir
Noimporta que nuestros obreros carezcau
de trabajo: ahi viens San Mateo, podran SUI
bir Ia catc,ta al polo ensebao.
A goZar, pues.
Ell muerto al pozo, e vivo al pkmpollo.
Que la isla Sc hunda, cy que....?
La Junta de Sanidad hs propuesso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02

atro6ar las gISndulas salivares de nuestro We
cindario estsbleciendo Ia multa de Sl0O por
cada esCupttQfO.
Ahora 81 que hay que trdgarse IL aaltud
-Pero senor-me declA un campeslno de
la Muddy que Qttere ust6 que 20 jdga con Ia
ntasc0l4ru ...7
-Degutirla.
-9UegluqIe.
-Tragarsela, hombr
-Ate que gracta, po ESQ Sc la guardo la
conue Casi.da.
Ell otro dia uno de la Sanidad disputaba
en- oil kosko de Mauleon, con cierto tndviduo.
-iCien dollars por la escuptttnn!
-oY quien lie ha dicho uste1 que 20 le
escupf. -?
ST seflor por ell col lmillo.
-,Alto ahf. ..!-exclam6 el jefe de las
turbas. En- mi casa hay quten escupa de
/ ese modo sno 20.
-Pues pague los een pesos.
Glen paos tie vOy dar 20 IT,.
agarrandolo por los cueros de la barr-
ga, 10 puso en- la puerta de su esta o eel miento
Cuando vino una comtsi6n inspeccfonar
ell cuerpo del delito, no quedabAn al sehales
Sin em barge, SO rasp6 ell lugar de la man
cha para IN anallsis qulmico, donde quedara
demostrado 81 Ell salivazo era no de Maueon.
Por de pronto este anenazo los presen-
sentes, diciendo:
-sCon saltUos MI. p
*#~
ala PicotaS murio al nacer, segdn cuen-
tan por no caber en- ella Ia cabeza de todos
los ajusticiados.
va 10 ga bla yo:
Con las t,trbds no puede haber ptc0ta.
A Vega Morales le gust6 que le censu-
rasen su eatusfosnaO p0l1ttce en- la escuela nor
NAL.
81 bien mira.
El amigo Vega Sc ha dedcado siemprs
los est,dtos pollttcos, siendo esta carrera Ia que
10 eeu6 al puesto que hoy ocnpa, clsro esta
no es possible que comprtntd.
Lo que ocurre es, que, por puro habfto
muchas veces, sin 81 darse cuenta, potittQueG
con sus disc{pulos, creyendose que haba sobre
algdn tema escolar.
ESQ & oualquiera le pasa.
Enrique Hernandez, por ejemplO, con
secretario de Mr.. Brumbaught sno trabaja
cor lOs de su partido. -?
Estos periodistas suelen ser demastado
intransigentes.
Sc asegura tambien, que los aspirsnte
de ruTdles
Para dtes semdnos de estudo, esta bien.
Poner q un ir4liyiduo actitud 9 g ganar
80 pesos nlensuales por so dlas de aststencta
Ia Norma-desconta los sAbados do
mingos-es bastante.
Asf y todo Dios quiere que consigan sus
deseos, que despues quede TEMPO para en-
1nendar las deficiencies, nunca hay imposi
bles ST eziste buena voluntad.
iAnimoy estudfar
SANCHO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
PoNCE
NOTECEAS DIRECT Aa

El szbado lego el ndmero de The Puerto
Rie0 Herald
Cada dia es mas solicitado por Ell p1blico
aste interesante peri6dico
Los comercantes s induStriaies de Ponce,
han frmado una ex posici6n q Nc Kinley, sofi-
citando SO grave impuesto todo ell cafe
extranjero que sc importe los Eetados Uni
dos
Dudamos que Sc conceda esq petc6n.
nuestro amigo don Ramon Mayoral lie
robsron del patio de su casa, varias aves de
corral.
Nuestro buen amigo el doctor don Alfredo
Ferrkn salf6 precipitadamente para San Juan
el vernes por la noche, con objeto de asistir 4
su hermano don Ramon, que Sc halla enfermo
de gravedad.
En- ell <Rabo del Buey> Sc arm6 I'm escan-
dalo el viernes por la noche, promovido por
dos indyduos que rehfan.
Uno de slIos ingres6 en- ell hospital, herido
lsvemente.
Nos manihestan que nuestro amigo 9on
Francisco Para Cap6, contnGs mejorando de |
Ia epfermedad que padece.
Deseamos que logre una completa cura- |
ci6n.
En- ell barrio Washington robaron un ve-
elmo varios objetos del come ior de la cociua.
En- Canas, don Jose Gones, le robaron,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
SANCHO.

an Ia nochs de viernes II pesos en- efectivo
$50 ca jas de cigarrillos y otros efectos
Estan los ladrones & sus anchas.
En- Ia Cantera tam bi6n hubo 81 correspon
diente escandelo el yiernes por Ia n3che.
Ha vue'to presentarse Ell tempo luvioso.
81 viarnes creceroD las sguas de! rio Por-
tugltes.
E viernes dej6 de- e&i-tir en- esta cudad,
d0as Enriquet4 Silva, viuia de DAlmau, la
avanzada edad de n amos
Fue se1ora espetsbe que supo cap
tarse Ia estimaci6n general por virtudes
condiones de carscter.
El entierro tuvo efecto ell sabado asistien-
do gran n1mero de amgot.
EnviamOs Duestra sentida condolencia
sus hfjos, nuestros qusridos amigos los espo-
sos Oppenheimer Damau, y todos los demas
deudos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
Tn las costas espanolas
Maneios de una aota inglesa

Manejos de una hota inglesa
Per noticias Ia La LfneA tuvo conocimien-
to ell Ainistro de Marina de que una f3ta b-i-
tanica maniobra Ell aguas esps i1olas, q 10 que
no atribuye aquel mayor importsncia.
Desvio de un torpedo
Los u,timos dsspachos dan cuenta de que
un torpedo lanzado por la iata ingssa que
haee maniobras al Sur de Cadiz, SO aesvlo de
Ia direction yendo q Is playa espan,la.
a recobrarlo
Dos la has con soldados de Marina sale.
ron recobrarlo oponi6ndose clio los carabi-
neros espa1oles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
Dr.. Gonzalez Martinez
MEkDEZ-VG0 No. 8, ALTOS. TELEfONO rs

Clinica Intermediates de maz de las
Cuac6n rapda efcaz moderno ocdimentos mpoL
Espermatorrea Esterdad de Stills Tegs
y de la matriz, Gotta miitar fujos rebeldes.
Hoa de Consua de todos los dias aborabes p
los festvos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
Conferencia diplomatica

FL Agente en- Ciaes, del xTne Puerto Ri
co Herald, , no entregara ell expresado peri6-
dico, nj ngau suscritor que ell ola 13 de cada
mes, no aconpane la Quota que por tai con
cepto lie CORES ponde. 5-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
CHANEY AND HART

Attorney and Conselors 1920 F. street, Whineon q.
suit OF the merchants of Pooco
all
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02

I'm q
ria de |
rriOle cri
,ocletad
petroni a
da Ell nn
bsrri0.
PetrJ
dada por
eueia a u
algunos
tieuda do
con dire
maiiana
pOr 10 qu
1 este pu
pero no q
salido CO
padrs & 4
amigos,
tales prd
ronduce
Ell csno {
tos cana
Tan
del hecn
scom paf
nandez.
custoiia
eI cadav
atiyo, d
les de- Sc
81
una esp
50 maio
Una var
AuG
Con el D
pueda
salvaie
'snldos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
LOS sRES. CHANEY z HART

Procuradores abogados, RESIDENCES Washington. d
1920 quene han anado pleito e los
ados Undos desean obtener raba que Sc haen
particular
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
Fuerzas britanioas

Nuevas fuerzas inglesas de la dotacion de
la escuadra salieron con mas ianchas, apooe-
randose del torpedo.
Conferencia diplomatica
Despachos de Madrid dan cuenta de que
ell EN- ba ador de InglaterrA Sir IL Drumond
Wolf, conferenci0 extensamente con Ell Minis
tro de estado es pa1ol, acerca de los sucesos d.
La Lfnea entire los carabineros los marinos
de Ia fota britanica.
Mr.. Drumond atribuye IN descuido Ia
direction del torpedo, sin que considere ell
hecho, motfvo de una nota dipiomatca ira
tandOse de naciones am gas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02

Entire los muchos valosos
NNS ONNA00'
la
(6rmado) DOCTOR JOSE o" 80 '' o
El ean
a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02

Por poderla aender duenO vende Ell
de denomnado xLa PuertorrquenaS
blecido la Gale dc Beances, al ado de la carnce
blecimiento el favor Ell publco lie dponsa
detala esta eiudad.
Para dgirse Francisco Figue-
roa Caguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02
GRAN HOTEL-RESTAURANT
III CT q -r-r1E1 r & -


conruido ezprsnene Hotel capacd paassro
de
sza E mas feo snaado de Capital comst
Tene
aas antique las comidas
al igua de los demas Hoees So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-02

Ia ies,I
.leas,,,aSs.e ,, DE-
oonoraIf &
ss,n isa, .
",snido desc
Ia De J
Mf1Ia.n'is Int '
nsto Partl |
so'ncepto' e
- las re
.,,oresentai
tengAn
En cus
tsndrenos.
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v5rsiuIci0. .- .
| rsaaa par
M Ailei
.ods Ia res
| ,ntsfior 90
| yos para q
| s,e uonort,
| slnomt t
/ epu.tancia
/ Hunt hics
| p,k, inter
4 rna: ha
"a profd,n'
monica de
poiticos y
| ,os de e'to
IA pa
lamar de-
. ,Atal sienn
do un n ue
an absolut
porsr suge
dean, que
ceros nj ID
resados y
aenpos N
atspa de I
Is pais 81
/ politico' q
do eD con !
COS y la 10
ysriadero
partido le
bernante,
lueno aut
agl. \ c
tempo, et
houradez
oua ba
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1901-01-31

al dlIcduJ Any
Exempt?
At no time in the history of disease has
there been such an alarming increase In the
number of cases of any particular Inalady as
in that OF kidney and bladder troubles now
preying upon the people of this country.
Today We see q relative, a friend or an
acquaintance apparently well, and in a few
days we may be grieved to learn OF their
serious Illness or sudden death. caused by
that fatal type Of kidney trouble-Bright's
disease.
While scientists are puzzling their brains
to find out the cause, each individual can.
by little precaution, avoid the chances Of
contracting dreaded and dangerous kidney
trouble, or eradicate 1t completely from their
system II already afflicted. Many precious
lives might have been. and many more can.
yet be saved, by paying attention to the
kidneys.
Kidney trouble often becomes advanced in
to acute stages before the afflicted is aware
of its presence; that is why we read of so
many sudden deaths of prominent business
and professional men, physicians and other.
They have neglected to stop the leak In time
1t is the mission OF The National Tribune
to benefit its readers at every opportunity and
therefore we advise all who have any Symp.
toms of kidney or bladder trouble to write
today to DIR. Kilmer & Co. BinghamtOn "
Y, for a free sample bottle of Swamp-Root
the celebrated specific which is having such
a great demand and remarkable success In
the cure of the most distressing kidney and
bladder troubles. With the sample bottle of
Swamp Root will also be sent free q pamphlet
and treatise of valuable information.
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A Michigan Posts successful Rscru,tip,

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: By reoupst
send you few lines relating to the history
OF Charles It. Foster Post, ~, Lansing. Mich,
during the past year, that may prove a
stimulant and encouragement to other Posts
10 go and do likewise.
Jan. !, 1900. We numbered 203 members
Jan. l, 1901, We numbered 1923, an increase of
over 90 per cent. This was brought about
by the persistent labors of the Commander
ard other officers OF the Post, seconded by
the members of the Post, looking up old
soldiers, worthy men of good records, and OBJ
tanning their applications. At one time ~
were mustered In by our Department Com
mander AT another time after that so
were mustered in at one time, and at va
rlous times from one to 10 at a time until
the whole number Of enlistments reached
l2O Tor the year, as our clear gain We
would like to call out some comparisons TO
ascertain IL any other Post in the United
states has done better, or equally well. We
hope other Posts may equal or exceed us In
this increase the present year. In nearly
every town OF any size, with its surround
ing country, there are many of the old
soldiers who are not enlisted in the G. A. r.,
that with little kindly solicitation can be
Induced to Join the Post, and thus most of
the Posts could Increase their membership
Instead of decreasing. Only about one-third
OF the old soldiers in the country belong to
the g. A. r., over twO-thirds are losing the
many benefits they might enjoy by It's com.
radeship and associatlons.-WM. PUTNAM
Chaplin, Charles I. Foster Post, A. Lansing.
Mich.
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"on to Richmond.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: find that the
matter OF our next National Encampmcnt Is
old soldiers; some favor one place and some
another but very few favor Denver.
Now, I will name a city that believe nine
tenths of the old vets will say, amen to; and
believe It Will bring out more old vets than
IL held in any other city in the United States
Richmond, Va.
Give us Richmond, and what tide OF old
vets, and their families will attend. 1t would
tax the railroads Of the country to handle
them, as every old vet would want to go. I
started in 81 to get there, and although
was four years trying, / never was nearer
than Fair Oaks or Seven Pines. Mcdowell,
Patterson. Mcclellan, Burnside, Pope,
Hooker, Meade, and even Sheridan and Grant
have taken us there, but 1 suppose when he
found nobody to stop him he did not think
worth while.
So let the G. A. Il. say Richmond. and
make us all happy.-Dan II. Mangan, Co. X,
1929 Pa, Allegheny, Pa.
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Senator Cockrell, of Missouri, is being
considered as a Democratic candidate for
1904. He has been thought of In connec-
ton with the Presidential nomination be-
fore, because he is easily leader of the
be 20 in 1904, but it is pointed out that
this is no older than Tiiden was, and he
is well-preserved, in spite Of his four
years as a Brigadier-General in the rebel
army and 20 continuous years in the Sem
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CHAT OF THE CORRIDORS.

In his three years and 10 months Of ad-
ministration President Mckinley never
was so seriously indisposed as to miss n
Cabinet meeting, or public function, I'M
til the grip got him. This is an unprece-
dented record in the White House.
Comrade Geo. d. Conger, 44th n. Y,
was in the city last week. He is Presi-
dent of the 44th n. Y. Survivors Asso-
citation, and lives at Springfield. n. Y,
where he is in the coal and building ma
terial business.
Ohio is entitled to the name Mother Of
Congressman" as 80 members of the pres
ent Congress were born in that State, II
OF whom represent other States. 1t is
rather interesting that II States are rep
resented entirely in both Senate and House
by men who were born elsewhere. Mis-
souri, has been in the Union more than
three-fourths of century, but she ap-
pears to have been a poor breeder of
statesmen, for only seven out of her pres
ent delegation of II are natives. Cali
fornia is noted for State pride, and has
an organization known as the Native
Sons of California" yet there is not a
born Californian in either branch of Con
gress. Maine has more sons in Congress
than Missouri has. There are on the pres
ent rolls of Senate and House 81 Ken
tuckians, II Georgians, 20 Illinoisans, IL
Mississippians, II Indianians, s Iowans.
q Tennesseeans, ID Alabamians and only
8 Missourians.
The Electoral College of Nebraska tool,
the unusual course of constituting their
whole body Messenger to bring the Pres
idential vote to Washington, and seven
Of them came with it. the eighth being
detained at home BY illness. Those who
came were: Joseph J. LANCER, of VIII
bur; John l.. Kennedy and Jacob l.. ia
cobson. of Omaha; John It. Nesbit. of re-
kamah; w. X. Barton, of Tecumseh; An
drew c. Christensen, of Winden, and 10.
ROyse. of Broken Bow. The delegation
comprises Dane. Norwegian, b.
hcniaa and four Americans.
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This Will Interest Many.

F. w. Parkhurst, the Boston publisher. savs
that IL any one WHO'S afflicted with rheumatism
IN any form, or neuralgia, will send their ad-
direct them to oerfct cure. lie has n oe Wn
70 sen or give, only tells you how he was cured
hundreds have tested IL with success,
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Prosecuting Attorney Charles l.. De-
Waele, who has passed the three-score
milestone, had time with the grip: but
when seen at his home in Roscommon
Mich, the other day. he said DIR. Miles
Neryine was what cured him.
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W. f. Nihells, of st. Louis, Mo-. who
was down with grip, is reported much i'm
proved He used DIR. Miles Nervine and
Pills.
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Extra Session Probable.

President Mckinley submitted to Con-
gress last week the report of the Philip
pine Commission, accompanied by letter
from Secretary Root indOrsing it, and a
letter from the President recommending
prompt legislation in the matter of civil
Government for the islands. He also eX-
pressed an intention to send to Congress
the Cuban Constitution as soon as it is
completed and reaches Washington. These
two things make necessary an extra ses-
sion, because the Senate, with its laxative
proclivities, can never dispose of more
than the regular business of the session.
Senators have held conferences with the
President and learned his desire to dispose
of these questions, so far as they can be
OF, as soon as possible. Senators
are divided as to the necessity of present
action on the Cuban question:: some wish
to prevent the Ship Subsidy Bill passing.
As to the Philippine question, one Senator
said, in instance of the hOpelessneSs of
action ut this session, that the Senate
would talk for "A month on reso-
luton that the Philippines are the Philip
pines. Decision has not yet been reached,
but the chances favor the extra session.