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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
0LNeyVlLlE.

Yesterday Young man wns arrested
and taken 10 tho Chaffce street police sta
iion and Miss EDDY who was so brutally
assaulted last Saturday was sent for 20
indcntfy the fellow. which she did, snd
satisfied the police that they had not
found the right man.
The police have had out a special de-
tail since the assault and every trace Is
being run down by them.
James Schoncld who finished his labors
~ the Riverside mills last evening was
presented with purse Of gold by the
help nm the weaving room OF the mill
where he had been overscer for a number
OF Years
Fr craig onlciated at So Anthony's
church. YESTERDAY. owing 60 tho absence
~ Fr Brown. who has been called 90
Pail River nv the death Of his father
whose funeral was held this morning.
George kcarslcv. one N the best
known young men about here was buried
from the plainicld street Baptist church
a. o'clock this afternoon.
Mr. kearsicv Tor q number ~ wears has
bcen connected with The sunday school
of tho above named church and was very
POPULAR M ...
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
WHAT CHEER LAUNDRY,
HATHAWAY BROTHERS.
SO BuRcess STREET.

our new BurfdfHr ~ curupiutrd. pnf We
extend n cordial invitation 10 our friends
and the public 10 call and examine a.
We have what ls considered by experts
the finest laundry plant in the country.
and from sanitary point Is perfect.
Wuh ou@ present faanties We are pre-
pared 20 DO a largely Increased business
In an lines and shall not be obliged to
refuse any work
We solicit your patronage and guef-
antee Satisfaction Ia eyery respect
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
Resigns Pastorats Of Fashion :
able Boston Church.

Rev Or. Edward T.. Clark. pastor of
the Central Congregational church, cor
ner Newbury and Berkeley streets. Bos-
in the hands of the board of deacons. and
the same will be acted upon at a special
meeting OF the church and society called
for Wednesday evening at 7:3o O'Clock in
the chapel
Rev. Dr. Clark says he has no particu-
lar plans in view. lie did not know
whether he should remain in the city.
but thought IT very doubtful. Or Clark
gave the impression that Ne was resign
INK because certain church supporters
thought the church would do better with
a Younger man.
The Central Congregational church is
q large and influential Back Bay insti-
tuition. During the pastorate of Or.
Clark he has received n salary OF $4,000
and his predecessor. Dr. Duryea. received
even more. The ediiice has been remod-
eled i'm recent years ~ an expense Of
about 100000. and now has an extremely
beautiful interior. Many men of wealth
are among its regular attendants and the
congregations are fashionable and highly
educated
Or Clark was born Feb. g. 1888. and 70
years later was graduated from Brown
university. Providence. lie was chap
lain ~ the Twelfth Massachusetts, Regi-
ment from 1851 to 1850 i'm the Civil war
hut retired al the end Of years service
10 complete his studies az the Andover
Theological Seminary, from which he
was graduated In 1858.
There Is n possibility. OF course. that
the church and society by the delibera-
ions or next Wednesday may decline 10
accept the rendered resignation. but from
"Tfe way In which Dr. clark spoke to q
press representative yesterday he seemed
10 hSe no doubt that the pastorste
which he has conducted 50 conscientiousiv
terminate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
Chicago Anarchists Write 0psn
Letter to President.
PRESIDENT KILLING LAUOEO.
Mr. Roosevelt Tod That 10 Be Logical He
Should Consider Himself as First En-
grant 10 the Island.

Chicago, Dec. i6.-An open letter ad-
dressed 20 President Roosevelt by the
Chicaeo groups of~anarchists and friends
oi Emma Goldman and President Mckin-
ley's assassin appears in the current is
sue OF Free Society. the letter IS care
fully worded. and the conclusion of IL
openly sounds a note OF warning and de-
iioncc The Presidents message is the
subject
Pr, sidout Roosevelt is told chat to be
logical, Nul should consider yourself As
one of the first SUBJECTS vfffiHftFF4-=tg
the island
"While You Indulge in profusc abuse OF
The anarchists. YOU have IN ths same
document practically admitted one ~ our
fundamental contentious. In the para
gr~ph following the subject OF anartny
y 't ~tf .UHra brtfna rs .es n
The aboundug nrosnority chat such pros
perity can never be created by law alone.
although % is easy enough % destroy u
by mischieyious laws.
"Theu again mat The logical deduction
from che passage that " "men pf spirit
which would make them resolut ana
mercilcss iH dealing with every friend ot
disorder are desirable AS president
your attitude leaves ms 20 infer that they
are-thc best way Go place them IN oifice
is 90 assassinate the president as OFTEN
as possible in order to bring about this
result.
'Thc anarchist dos not hold that as
saSsination will abolish government. bur
~ lplE d0 iNllhfi is llNNiENh AA TT Nhi Atl'
top and misery is rampant IN society. II
is Inevitable that such methods VIII be
resortcd 20 occasionally from the bot
tom
After a lengthy reference 20 the his
tory OF efforts OF Russian, French ana
Spanish governments to stamp out an
archy the letter continues as follows:
This open letter is written. not with
the expectation OF staying your policy.
Mr. Pr sident. nor 90 defy YOU. u Is too
much 10 expect that intelligence VIII ap-
peal 10 you: and there Is no satisfaction
In dcfNing blind prejudice.
"But. understand. that neither your
prisons nor penal colonies Will stop the
onward march of our IDEAS We woIld
welcome "a refuge from all the govern.
meut of each which could he made a real
asylum for the outcast and oppressed. hut
even 81 YOU should deport 10 the most
not think that the dial of progress can
Doe turned back. Persecution VIII drive
from our ranks some of the few who are
- moi 4
fact which will be regretted by us. but
IL will also bring 10 our ranks those leSo-
Lutte lovers OF truth who In all ages have
with their own blood fed the lamp or
liberty and reason.
The Paris Commune was drowned IN
the blood OF 30 000 human beings. but even
today the intelligent proletaire looks back
10 that grand uprising WITH Inspiration
and hope.
Reference Is made 10 other European
movements and the hanging OF the CHI
cago anarchists, and the open ietter
closes as follows: -
"In The words Of August Spies We are
the birdie of the coming storm.
The letter is signed by Abraham lsaaks,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16

nothing was known 10 Justify them The
fact Of Prince Hendrix going out shooting
so frequently while his wife was III, and
which has been so much commented
upon did not create any surprise I'm Apel-
de1,e@. because IL was known there that
IL was a the special desire of the young
queen that he went, sh enot wishing that
ne should be deprived 81 his greatest
pleasure owing to her Illness
The sculptor who had been to the cas-
tie constantly during the past months en-
gagged upon the bust OF Prince Hendrix.
had ample opportunity OF noticing the
private life OF the couple. and he de-
scribeG "a as ideal"
The same correspondent goes on TO
give the reason for the false reports thus
spread lie SAYS that there still exists
In Holland strong party OF people with
the old standing idea that the marriage
Of the queen 20 a German prince threat
ems the absorption OF Holland into Ger
many
This fear Of Germany has remained
since 1870 and these people would gladly
be rid of what they consider TO be a Ger
man influence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
EIGHT
LIVES
LOST.
Spreading Rails Cause a Bad
Accident on the Great
Northern Railroad.

kaNspell. Mont. Dec ia bad wreck
occurred one mile west OF Essex station
~ The Rocky Mountains on the Great
Northern Railroad yesterday morning at
O'Clock t0 the west bound passenger
train. After the baggage. mail and
smoker cars had passed. the rails spread
and the whole OF the train following was
derailed
Some Of the cars turned over and all
were more on less wrecked one man.
otte Erickson, from Sweden enroute to
California, was killed Several others.
three Old ladies' a young girl and three
men whose na mes cannot be learned
were also Killed
Two old ladies are hurt mtcrfany. aud
their reeororI- doubtful One old
lady had her collar bone broken and
was hurt internally
Other passengers who were dangerous
ly injured are receiving attention al the
hospital IA this city Fourteen others
were more or less scratched and bruised
but not seriously
Joseph Kipp Blackfoot Mout. re-
ceiycd a bad scalp wound and is in the
hospital Mr.. Syclc. advance agent for
The McPhee COMPANY suffered several
bad scalp wounds and was bruised on
The body
The train was going at a speed of about
. mines per hour when the smash oc-
CURED. As soon as the rails parted The
train broke I'm two. The air brakes set.
Immediately stopping the train. other
wise more lives would have been lost.
Heroic work was done by an the injured
Those IN the day coach We're the most
hurt. as their car Jared worse than the
others Nearly all the passengers were
asleep AZ the time OF the accident. and
a. occurred so suddenly that very little
time was given them 10 save themselves
No blame Is attached 10 the train crew
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
Private Life OF Royal Couple DeS-
Cribed as Ideal by Sculptor Who
Is at Work on Bust of the Prince

Berlin. Dec. t6.-Connrming the news
from The Hague concerning the family
relations existing between Prince Hen
dirk and Queen Wilhslmina. the Amster-
dam correspondent OF the Hamburger
Nachrichten writes 10 his paper:
Not being able to find out anything
definite in Amsterdam j went 20 see a
parsonage in Apeldoorn who is I'm close
touch with Loo castle. Ny informant
said the report OF bad relations existing
between the prince and the queen was
pure invention
Not only was the life of the young
couple perfectly happy and model but,
further. the relations of the prince 10
the queen mother are as hearty as they
We're at the beginning.
Mt-tttfo-fnHnt who goes to Loo castle
daily. told me he had asked several mem-
hers of the court whether there could be
any foundation for the reports current
in Amsterdam. but there. as in Apeldoorn,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16
EAST PROVIDENCE

John Cronin. ono Of the best known mon
n town. died az his home. - VALLEY street
AZ a20 YESTERDAY
lie had for manv wears been IN tho en-
-r-iue-ysf-tho HALLIDAY Rros. whose Gus
toners always found him to hc gentle
manly aud honest
lie has for "a number or years cared for
p number ~ children. who were left
homeless nv tho death of his only sister
Yesterday Health Onicer Mason ".
Wood took down y scarlet fever card
from house I'm tho old central village.
This leaves but one scarlet fever card
and tNo diph iberia cards M now iu the
entire tovn. and for thls the town on-
Gals feel very grateful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-16

Touch OF Nature.
See O'Neills Castle, Dublin Co. Ireland.
the Home Of the Game Keeper. the
Lodge I'm the Forest by Moonlight, the
Beautiful Illuminated Chapel.
SPECIAIs-Friday Matinee Benefit for the
Poor Children's Xmas Dinner.
Next Week-"TREASURE ISLAND"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
NUESTRO CAFE EN- CUBA
PERDIDAS ENORMES
QUIEN PAGA LOS VIDRIOS ROTOS

Ell asunto mas importante puesto sobre e
tapete es ell fmpuesto al cafe puertorriousfe
al entrar en- Cuba.
Nuestro grano pagaba al ser introducfdo
en- Ia gran antilla $3.40 por los 100 klos. &
sea 81. SO por qufntal los 46 kfos.
Hoy esos fmpuestos han sido igualados 4
10 que paga ell cafe que alIf Sc introduce de
los demas paises extrapjeros, resultando Que
pagaran los 100 kilos 12 dollars que correspon-
den al qufntal, los 10 kos dollars SO cents
Resultando de este que ell cafe de Puerto Rico.
pagara desde ell primero de Octubre al ser in.
troducido en- Cuba dOJtarrs mas de 10 que ye-
nfa pagando hasta aquf-
Ahora bien; como esta claro que subiendo
los impuestos debe ajar ell precio del artfculo.
para poder segnir Ia Importation tendremos
que seran rebajados los precios de compra
aqui en- Cuba, viniendo ser ell pagano de
los nneyos derechos ell agricultor puertorrf-
quefio.
Aiemas, Ell cafe que Sc vendfa once pesos
solo podra ahora venderse q 8, teniendo
una p6rd1da de cerca de milones nuestro
pals Puerto Rico importa 500. 900 quintales
de cafe que dollars que le imponen son
los dos mfllones que pagaran los agricultores
ESQ viene contribuir la ruina de esta
desgraciada isla.
Suponemos que ell com mercfo tOmar4 aIgu.
IA resolution fin de neutralizar las conse-
,uencias de semejantes impuestos Pero mu-
Tho nos extraf1a que Cuba, que no es pals
americana, le haya concedide ese derecho de
oroteccion,y Puerto Rice Sc le haya negado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
ContinGan los eSCanda|os
Turbas republicans -Impundad de que gozan.--Po-
Iicia desmoraizada. captain Berries

ra quitarles los bastones que portaban, mien-
| tras que los repubIcanos Sc les deja esgrimir
sus garrotes este pasa en- las barbas del
Jefe del distrito captain Berries, que por 10
visto carecio de energfa caracter para hacer-
les mplfr con deber
Es mas; en- la relaci6n que de esos hechos
publfcanos en- otro lugar, dice que desco-
nociendo IN guardia la autoridad del Acalde
don Genaro Marquee, al cual querfa hacer re-
tlrar de las GALES, querendo aquel hacer
valer su cargo de autoridad, enfrentosele ell
capitan Berries dicfendole: aqof no hay mas
GutOrt1dd que yO.1 Pero 10 mas triste es Que
senor, que con tanta fatuidad proclamaba
su AUTORIDAD, no supo cumpir con su deber,
evitando aquel escan iao, conducendo presos
los provocaoores conteniendo los guar
dias que mas desmoralizados no podfan es-
tar.
va estos escandalos de la policfa Sc habfan
contenido; no parece sino que habfa de ser
en- ei distrito de Humacao, en- ell que manda Ell
captain Rorrfos, donde hab1an de reproducirse.
En- auestra edic6n del sabado, por COM
placer distinguidos corre.igionarios de Hu-
macao, publicamos un suelto en- que elcgia
ba la conducta del senor Berries en- Ia averi-
guaci6n de an complot que Sc tramaba contra
alg1nos federaes; 10 pnblicamOs, para que
Sc viera nuestra imparcfaiidad que abrf-
gabamos inqufna alguna contra dicho jefe, pc.
ro en- la conviction profunda de que pronto
quizas, ell captain Berrfos habfa de darnos mo
tivos para censurarle.
A nosotros nos repugna-esa es la f.ase-
estar liamando cada momento la atenci6n del
oOOoFHduOT O6 nT 1oCQl0r SODTo Q6CQOS de
esta naturaleza, porqne suponemos en- dichos
seflores criterio sudciente para juZgar cuando
sus subordinados obran NAL faltan sus de-
beres.
elOs, pues, toca demostrar al pals, que |
Ia era de paz de orden que estaban dispues- |
tos q iniciar IS una yerdad no vanas pro- |
mesas.
nosotros solo nos corresponds denun- |
ciar esos hechos.
Pero creanos ell Gobernador y creanos Mr.. |
Techter Mientras del cuerpo de la polfcfd |
no sean elimtnados los guardias, sargentos |
ohciales, que han demostradO mas de una
OCCASION sus pasiones polfticas las escasas ap-
ttudes que para esos cargOs poseen, DO logra-
re mos tener verdadero cuerpo de vigiian-
cfa, y los atropelos los desmanes de las tur
bas continuaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
LOS PUESTOS DE CARNE
0TR0 VARAPAL0 AL AYUNTAMIENTO

El Ayuntamiento de San Juan venfa co.
orando an dollar diario cada puesto de earne
establecfdo en- Ia ciudad.
Dt1erentes disposiciones habfan decarado
iiore Ia venta de 10 carne, pero Egezcue sus
conce1aes nd entienden de esas cosas aeor-
daron Ell impuesto, que ha sido anulado Dor el
Tosorero de Puerto Rico.
Anora el Ayuntamiento esta obIigado
deyolver ell dinero que ha cobrado desde que
puso en- vigor ell presupuesto de este afio. co.
mo tambien Ell que recibfo del anterior.
IA cometfdo un cobro Illegal debe de vol
yer ell dinero cobrado tan arbtrariamente
Dias pasados So dispuso la suspension Sel
aroltrio que cobraba el nunicipio por limpie-
zas.
Ahora Sc lleva otro varapalo ell Ayunta4
miento
iSiempre en- rldfculcl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
$ an JUAN
NOTAA POR CORREO

Setiembre go.
Segdn rumor p1blico, la Junta caIifcado
ra de los examenes de las escuelas de veranc
| termino su cometido solamente aprueba de
/ 80 & 40 alumnos.
" para ESQ Sc puso en- moyimiento & me-
dia islal
| Esta noche habra retreta en- Ia plaza
| de :Aifonso KID. Ell programa muy as
cogido.
Don Ramon Hoyos Delgado ha llegado de
Santo Domingo.
81 vapor <Marfa Herreras tom6 puerto
hoy procedente de la Habana escaias de
costum bre.
Do6a Belen cuevas sh hi1a la senorita
Alejandrina han regresado de su viaje Co.
rozal, donde pasaban una breve temporada.
Como va tengo anunciado. esta nocf1e es
ell concerto en- ell teatro benefcio del direc-
tor de Ia orquesta de Ia compshfa que aquf
actua. Todas las locaidades estan tomadas,
por 10 que habrA un lleno complete.
Mafiana estara aquf de regreso de Cayey
ell gobernador Mr.. Hunt.
Por aquf Sc asegura que Degetau ha df-
cho que unlra los repuDicanos de Ponce de
todas manera. pues con discursos los Inn
presionara al extreme de hacer 10 que oufera
de elOs como ST fuesen nifiOs.
Veremos que resulta ese pastel.
Es muy comentada la actitud pacfica de
los federales de Humacao ante los desmanes
de las turbos republicans de aquel pueblo
que segdn Sc calcula no deben pasar de so
en- su immense naayorta.
Antss de aver por Ia tarde Sc llev6 cabo
un lucido bale de nifos ell sParqpe Borin-
quen3.
Procedente de Espaf1a entr6 aver en- este
puerto ell vapor espsaol <Ciudad de Cadiz,,
Trajo correspondents mucho pasaje de
transito.
Ell dfa del pr6ximo Octubre saldra para
Santo Domingo Habana Ell vapor cubano
<Maria Herrera.
Algunos de los artistas que componep Ia
compa1fa de zarzueia de puerterrfquefios que
act6a en- Santo Domingo han llegado & esta en-
viaje de recieo.
Seg1n nos informan Sc hace caso omfso
de 10 dispuesto por ell tesorero, sobre la anu
iaci6n lei impuesto de cinco dollars por dere-
cho de lin pieEa de lstrfnas Sc continlia CO.
brando los que piden dichos permisos.
Aver Sc verifcaron varios desaffos de- M.
letas en- ell sitio designado para ese iuego an
Puerta de Tierra. Un phblco numeroso asiste
presenciar estos espec tAculos.
Muy pronto efectuarGn- varios caballero.
de esta lccaldad, una excursion & lacumbre
Para ell efecto iran provistos de todo Ia
necesafio como son provisIones, aqua etc. etc.
Tam b6n nos dicen irz un com petente fot6rra
TO para tomar las vistas fotograhcas que se
desesn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30

Desde hace dfas vienen sucedf6ndose er
VI eli dIstrito de Humacao escandalos inauditoi
& promoydos por grnpOs de rep pIblicauos, nc
Z solo ciencia paciencia de la policfa insuIal
N de aqnel distrito, sin0 que veces con Ell auxt
d Ito de 6sta.
InIciaronse esos escandalos con ell atrope-
Io de que fu6 vfctima ell Lcdo Was Ochoteco
presidente del Comite federal, terminan, al
menos por hoy, con s asato la casa de los
sefiores Marques de las Pledras ell atropello
q estos prestigiosos tederales.
Y en- am bos casos, vemos la polcfa In
sular auxflia ndo los revoltosos; y su jefe ell
captain Berries hacienda de fgura decorative.
La actitud de esos grapes republicanos,
Que asf vienen ahusando de la prudencia de
puebos tan federales como Humacao las
Piedras, demuestra Ia rabia que la potencia
ha dsspertado en- esas huestes del des6rden y
Ia anarqufa; rabia que puede cOstarles cara,
ST esos pueblos deciien no consentir mas
asos desmanes.
No Sc crea que vamos aqui desatarnos en-
inc pacfones contra los republicanos. No
nudiendo estos vivfr sino enmedio de esa at
mos fera de disturbios, obran l6gicamente al
promover tales escsndalos y atropellos solo
pueden imponerse de esa manera, echan
mano de los procedimentos que otras epo-
ca tan buencs resntados le dieron.
Lo que ST nos extrana-y ahf van encami-
nadas hoy nuestras censuras-es, que haben-
do ordenado el Gobernador ell primer Jefe
de la tnsular Mr.. Techter sus subordinados
que cumplen Ia ley, que mantengan ell orden
garanticen Ia vida de los ciudadanos haya
toddavia guardias que contravengan esas Or
denes jefes que 10 consientan.
En- Humacao Sc Ia yisto un poicfa insular
amenazar con ell revolver al se1or Was Ocho-
teco en- los momentos que este era atacado
Dor unos republicanos. Y despues, para ga
Fantlzar estos, ne los federales, Sc despa-
rraman los guardias por la pobac6n arm ados
de carabinas, infundiendO Ia aiarma todas
las familias
Lo ocurrldo en- las Pleiras es mas grave:
una turba republicans atropella, armada de
garrotes y piedras, varios federales, no
contenta, asalts la tienda de los sefiores
MARQUEE, puede decirse que por algunas
horas Sc hacen los turbulentos duef1os de la
la policfa insular. en- vez de evil
Tar estos escandaos y conducir la carcel los
urovocadores, les ayuda aiienta, deteniendo
( todos los federaes que encuentra al paso pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
ConsejaI incapacitado

ri Secretario ieterino, Mac Leary, estA
investirapdo una queia presentada contra don
T,nis o. Mufioz Diaz, concejal de Aguas Bue-
mas.
Sc le aeusa de que como 81 nombre no
aparece en- las dos primeras parties del padr6n
de contribuyentes de aquella localidad .esta In
capscitado para ejercer Ell cargo antedicho.
Ssrk seperado del aynntaniento,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
B-OdaS

En- la noche del sabado eontraio matrf.
monio en- esta ciudad, la distinguida y bella se-
norita Rosa Maria Vilar, her mana de nuestro
est1mado amigo don Ramon, con Ell joven abo-
gade don jose R Aponte, Sscretarfo de la Cor
tie del DistritO.
Deseamosles una eterna dicha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
HOTEL " AURORA !"
CAGUAS, PUERTO RICO
GALE DE TURABO

La seforita Aurora Marin tiene gusto do
pdbico
espacosa cita la cae Turabo
Puerorrqueno.
Ofrece magnifcas habaciones cabaleos famias,
Admte abonados-Precios
situacon, los limtados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
aggression en- Rio piedras
Reporter.

francisco Rivera fu6 herido alevoss men
70 en- Rio piedrss, recibiendo una herida de
ssaVa1a en- ell cuello. El agresor Sc dio Ia
Iugs.
Ia herida 90 de pron6stico rescrvaao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
DR.. Gonzalez Martinez.
MENDEz-vG0 No 8, ALTOS. TELeFoNo Is

Chnca para nfemedades de Ia matrz de las
Espermatorrea Esteridad de Sif veica
de la matrz, Gotta miLtar fua rebedes 20
Hoas de consultas de todos los dias borabes l2
los fsstvos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
FARMACIA 7 DR0GUBBIA DE- BLAUCO
SAN FARHc1sEB Nun. 81

'ecios oe gunas preparedness especiale
Jarabe de Rabano iodado, frasco 40
Ia de Lacto fosfato de cal i'd 40
Id de Hipofos6to de cal ia 4o
Ia de Protoioduro de herro inalterabie i'd
Magnesa IA so
Eiixlr de Glicero fosfato de cal i'd go
ZarzaparriIla IA 90
VINO de QufDa fosatado Id so
For docenas Sc hacen rebaas de importanca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-30
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
T1GL-ATBRRA1s A ~


cnrudo Hotel oapacidad
a Ia
veato
del plan antique comidss
a para las cDrnIdas