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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

The modest man has everything to
gain and the arrogant man everything
to lose. for modesty has always to
deal with generosity and arrogance
with envy Rivarol.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

STORAGE WAREHOUSE all furni
ture, etc, stored with absolute safety
Pioneer Transfer Co.. IL N. Stone ave.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
Young MatPonS

Who preserve the charms Of face and
figure in spite of an increasing family
and the care of growing children are
always to be envied. As preservative
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

Phone POSI- for messenger and parcel
delivery service oant part OF city lin.
its 10c. Pioneer Transfer Co. 77-lmo
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

Miss Powell's private school will re-
open Monday September 9th. No. 1856
east Pennington street.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
Wants of the People.

WANTED-By young man, board in
private family. Address Z. o. Box
533, Tucson. 1l7.112
FOR SALE-0ne secondhand Studeba-
baker wagon with white top in fair
condition for $25. Enquire at Citizen
office. IO5-tf
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

va htekAhh anu
beauty Doctor
Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription
has been hailed
by women as "a
God = sendD - to
their sex. 1t
gi v e s th e
strength a n d
h e alt h upon
which h happy
motherhood de-
pends, 1t prac-
tically does
away with the
pains of mater.
nifty. 1t enables
the mother to
nourish the in
ia mt life de-
pending on her,
and enjoy the
hourly happi-
ness of watch
ing the develop
nient of a per-
fectly healthy
child.
Mrs. orrin Stiles,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
Brief Local Notes.

Browns, Browns, Brown's-Where?
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

Co, Wis. writes: HI have been intending To
write you ever since my baby was born In re-
gard to what your Favorite Prescription has
done for me. cannot praise II enough, for
have not been as well for FIVE years as now am
In July last had a baby boy, weight II pounds.
and was only sick short time and since got
up have not had one sick day. I have not had
any internal trouble since / got up was not
soniy surprised myself but all Of my friends here
are surprised to see me SO wells
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser, every
woman's friend, is sent free on receipt
OF stamps to pay cost Of mailing only.
Send al one-cent stamps for book in pa
per covers, or 81 stamps in cloth bind
ing, to DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

Entered according TO Act Of Congress Rs Sec
ond-class matter at the poStotiice OF Tucson,
Arizona,
The courier., 1901-11-09

dancing hall was decorated with grains
ana pumpkins. The orchestra on the
stage was screened by shocks of corn.
A refreshment table in charge of Mrs.
W. NJ. Leonard and Mrs. Funke was
decorated with fruits and lighted by
candles. Misses Outcalt, Hays. Har-
greaves and Wilson in peasant cos
tunes served doughnuts and cider. In
the small refreshment room ices were
served by Mrs. w. ]. Bryan and Mrs.
l. s. p Weeks assisted by Mesdames
Callen Thompson. B. F. Bailey and :.
G. DOrr. This room was decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums and lighted
with yellow candles.
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The w. T. NJ. and their husbands
were delightfully."- entertained last Sat
urday evening by Mrs. Arthur Gentzler
and Mrs. A. G.. Evans at the home of
the former. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with autumn leaves
and potted plants. and with pink and
white, the club colors. A corner in
the reception hall was draped in pink
and white and there cider was served
Miss Bessie Evans sang a number of
pretty songs to Mrs. MOrse's skillful
accompaniment. Master Russell Cent?
Ter recited THE Bad Boy" Miss
Ona TOurtelOtte gave a recitation in
her own charming manner and in re-
sponse to a cordial recall gave a word
less poem which delighted all. Jumbled
Mother Goose rhymes created interest
and merriment as the guests translated
them. Dainty refreshments were
served. Those present besides club
members We're Misses TourteIotte.
Evans. Walker. McClOud: Messrs.
Baird, Evans and Charlie Evans.
The courier., 1901-11-09

Miss Helfinstine wore a dainty gown
of white silk null and carried a bOu
quet of pink and white carnations and
maiden hair ferns. The bride wore a
gown of sheer white organdie with a
yoke of fine point lace, collar and girdle
of pale blue soft silk and carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses and
ferns.
The guests from out of the city We're
Miss Ethyle Helfinstine of MARSHALL
town. Ia: Mrs. John Hatswell and lit
tie daughter LeOta. of Red Oak. Ia.
Both bride and groom are quite well
known in Lincoln and their many
friends will wish them all the joy
and happiness possible in their mar
ried life. After December 1 they will
be at home to friends at 1914 Cherry
street.
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The city improvement society gave
reception Thursday evening at Walsh
hall in honor of the city officials and
the members OF the Onlon-'onnnercld
club. More than four hundred invita-
tions were sent out and large number
of those hidden responded. Mrs. Henry
p. Eames presented the guests to the
receiving line in which We're Mrs. w.
G. l.. Taylor. president of the society.
and Mr.. Taylor. Mayor and Mrs. Win
SaapraSt nrpSi1Pnt Of
the Union Commercial club. and Mrs.
Seacrest Mrs. T. c. Munger. treasurer
of the society. and Mr. Munger, Mrs.
NJ. d. Welch. first vice president and
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Richardson. secretary of
the society. Mesdames VI. II. Everett.
Lewis Gregory. w. d. Fitzgerald. F. u.
Levering. J. F. Stephens and ]. A.
Piper did the honors in the parlor. The
The courier., 1901-11-09


evening. High five was the game
Prizes were won by Mrs. Herbert
Gardner. Mrs. II. II. Boyce. Mr. Sam
uel North and Mr.. Henry Barth. The
house was decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and carnations. A color scheme
of pink and white was carried out In
the decorations and In the ice cream.
waters and other refreshments. The
luncheon was served I'm three courses
Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Sutter and Mrs
Mccain favored the company with Sc
lections on mandolin and guitar. Fol-
lowing We're present: Messrs. and Mes
DANES III. Gardner. Arthur North Sam
North. f. II. Ransom. Jacob North.
Geo. Mccain. ID. Heagey. G. l. Smith.
T. Constant. III. H. Barth. III. Rainbolt.
Arthur Young. c. F. Mccain. F.. Hal
let. F. Sawyer. j. Sutter. A. Chapman.
II. r. Boyce. w. Lawlor. j. Parker. q.
Erlenborn. A. Dobson. +. Cert. III. w.
Enderis. DIR. and Mrs. Birkner. DR. and
Mrs. Grimes: Misses waring. Emma
North, Bertha Snyder.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Schwind
on November 5. daughter.
Mrs. John Il. Wright entertained Les
Bohemiennes on Wednesday
Mrs. j. III. McMurtry has issued cards
for a reception on November a.
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Mr.. and Mrs s. G.. DOrr will give a
progressive tea on the evening Of the
18th.
Miss Edna HawIey had for her guest
this week Miss Halle Wilson of Oma-
ha.
Phi Gamma Delta will give it's annual
banquet November sixteenth at the
Lincoln.
Mrs. W. F. Kelley is in Mt Pleasant.
Ia, where she was called by the illness
of her father
Mrs. William Grant Morrison is en-
tertaining Miss Sarah Young and Miss
Turkey of Omaha.
Mrs. c. NJ. Parker was called to
Cleveland. Ohio. this week by the Sc
rious illness of her father.
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Miss Anna Haas entertained the F.
f. d. Kensington very pleasantly We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Smith will leave soon for
Honolulu to spend the winter with her
brother and his wife
Mrs. Frank 3. Harris and Mrs. John
r. Bennett have invitations out for
card party on the 22d.
Miss Florence Putnam is visiting in
Chicago and while there will see the
flower show and the horse show
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Mrs. Aaron Edmisten and Miss Ed
misten of Omaha, We're over Sunday
guests of Mrs. w. E. Burlingim.
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Mrs. John Fitzgerald has been IN
New York for a week or two and she
will remain until after the horse show.
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Mrs L. c. Burr and Miss Burr left
on Wednesday for New York City and
Washington to remain for several
weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Thompson who
have been in Europe for nearly six
The courier., 1901-11-09

NJ. Brown, HollingswOrth, Metcalf.
Derby, McClaren Baird. Warren. Pier
son of Ashland, Royce, jacques.
Schinc; Misses Marshall. Smith, Comp
ton, Barber, Risser, Bryan. Nance,
Towne, Chamberlain. Drake Brenizer.
4 4 !:
Miss Anna Tibbetts gave an informal
reception Monday evening in honor of
DR.. Frank Strong. a former superin-
tendent Of the Lincoln schools, and
Mrs Strong. Two hundred guests were
present. principally from university
circles, from the public schools and the
membership of the Baptist church.
Magnificent chrysanthemums adorned
the house. DR.. Gordon presented the
callers to Dr. and Mrs. Strong. Judge
and Mrs. Tibbetts and Miss Tibbetts.
Mrs. F. w. Hill poured coffee and was
assisted in serving by Misses Stella
Kirker, Clara Hammond. Ella Conard
and Mrs. McKinnon. The Telyn quar-
tette was present and rendered a num-
Der of pleasing songs. and Or. Strong
sang a solo. DIR. and Mrs. Strong have
returned to their home in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Harley enter
tanned at cards Thursday evening. Six
handed euchre was played and boxes
of sweets rewarded the successful
lot
served. Those invited We're Messrs.
and Mesdames I. G. Chaplin. j. W. Nc
Donald, W. A. Green. w. NJ. Leonard.
Willard Kimball, H. P. Eames, c. f.
Yates, Frank Woods, L. c. Burr. E P.
Ewing. John Dorgan, E. w. Nelson. o.
C. Rector. Charles Branch. Mark
Woods, F. NJ. Fling, E. E. Spencer. f.
L. Holyoke. George GRANGER, Ross Cur
tice, c. r. Richards. A. r. Talbot. C. f.
Folsom F. B. Hollenbeck. Mayhem:
Misses Burr, Cowdery. Risser. Hollow
bush Mrs. Harley was assisted by
Mrs ]. H. Harley. Mrs. Hollenbeck
and Miss Risser
q Y Y
Delta Gamma is proud of its nine
new members who We're initiated Wed
nesday evening. They are Misses Lu-
ella Lansing, Ruth Bryan. Julia De-
weese. Winifred Sherman. of Lincoln:
Misses Mary Harris. Lorraine Com
stock. Edith Dumont, of Omaha; Miss
Mabel Stone, of Hastings. and Miss
Mary Tidball. of Crete. A sumptuous
dinner followed the ceremony. The
banquet board was laid with white.
decorated with white chrysanthemums.
and lighted with white candles. Ad-
mirers Of the Delta Gammas showered
gifts of flowers and confections upon
them.
The w. T. NJ. of East Lincoln had
pleasant meeting Thursday with Mrs.
Kaufman at her home. Thirty-second
and w streets. Quotations We're from
Shakespeare. Pictures representing
authors were pinned on the wall and
prize was awarded to Mrs. j. :.
Sherdeman for naming the greatest
number of authors. A luncheon was
served by the hostess. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks at the
home Of Mrs. T. F. Lasch. Quotations
will be from Longfellow.
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Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. Hatch. 1914 Cherry
street. occurred the marriage of MISS
Margaret D. Slade to Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Hatch. Dr. H. o. Rowlands officiating.
The rooms were decorated with pOtted
plants and carnations. Miss Helen
Slade and Miss Emma Hatch. sisters
of the bride and groom. received the
guaStS Qnlx- rolativaS and very init
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
DIVORCIADO DICHOSO

En- Chicago Sc dyorciaron dos por consen-
timiento mutuo.
Ell mardo es un vejo que frisa en- los se-
senta, m19ntras que la mujer cuenta, apenas
treinta ocho amos.
Embellishments que Sc pronunci6 la SEN
tencia de divorcio ella 50 pressure casarse
con an corredor de comercio one viyfa en- la
misma casa.
Para llenar ell vacfo, eli primer marido ha
reemplazado al corre1or como pensionista en-
la casa. Sc oper6 pues IN simple cambio:
ell vieio descendi6 al range de nqui fno Y ell
antique nquiiino subi6 la categorfa de ma
rIdo.
Pero ha habido compensation: el novel
matrimonio, en- iugar de hacer su viaje de no
vIos, como es costumbra, ha enyiado en- su Iu-
gar al marido 6ivorciado.
Fl Ia sido expedido & Bdffalo, para que vi
site Ia EXPOSITION, pag4ndoseIe los gastos de
via je la estancia, durante un mes, en- aQue-
la cudad.
La mujer, dvorciada y vuelta casar,
ha dado una esplicac6n que ella iuzga muy
razonabe, de esta extrana amagama. ~Des-
pues de bien pensado-ha dicho IN reporter
del Chicago Her0Jd,-hemos convenido los tres,
que era 10 nejor que podfa hacerse. Mi pri-
mer marido estaba tan viejo tan estropeado,
cue no podia traba jar mas que para subvenir
4 mis- necesdadez. Decidimos, pues, que al
70 ne casaba can nuestro hu6sped 6 pupilo,
podria cuidar mel jor mi vie 10 esposo.ya indtil,
viyr todos juntos Hoy tengo al dnero ne
cesario para que 20 Sc impoDga privacones
para atenderlo embellishments; no hay mu-
chas muieres, mi iuicio, que procuren AL
por sus maridos cuando estan pobres, viejos y
desvalidos.O
Efectivamente; este es Ell case mas juicio-
so razonable que 80 ba presentado Ell di-
vorcio, 10 confrma Ell que durante 90 nos,
cue dur6 ell primer m8trmonio fu6 aque IN
nnodelo de hogar honrado tranquiio.
Cuando la cabeza 20 81 coraz6n dominen
el mundo, sc habra consegudo la feicidad
de todos los morales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
Ina circular de Mr.. Brunbaugh

el ano entrante. menos one no Sc hava cum
plldo estrictamaLte con la Secci6n ga q la Lev
y que por 10 tanto las Juntas esten debidamen.
tie organizadas, este es, que hayan prestado ana
miembros ell iuramento necesa~io ante el Jnez
Municipal que haya sido non brado ell PresI
dente Sacretario de la Junta para ell af1o en-
trante que Sc haya designado la persona
que ha de servir como Tesorero la cual ha q
ser alena la Junta, y, por dtimo. que en- ell
Dapartamento Sc haya recibdo copfa certi6ca.
da por el Secretario Tesorero dando cuenta
de que Sc ha cumpido con todos los particuIa-
res anotados, no me sera possible, dentro de la
Ley, aprobar las propuestas de maestros Que
hemOs recibidO
Las Juntas, por 10 tanto, deben subsanar
inmediatamente las omisones indicadas
Ademas de 10 expuesto quiero decir us
tedes aIgunas palabras que estan harmonfa
con Ell propostto ell deseo de este Daparta-
mento Ante TODD desearfa que iamas rehusa-
sen las Juntas el5gir maestro por z6n
de sus opiniores per5onales, polfticas religio
sas. asf como deseo este, desearia del mis-
mo modO que jam&s las Juntas nombrasen nm
maestro Incompetence para un quest to en- nues-
tro sistema de qensenanzG por algunas de las
raZones apuntadas.
Irabajemos juntamente para que los me-
iores maestros obtengan en- las escuelas de Ia
lsla los puestos creados por la ley, los que por
virtud de esa misma Ley ustedes, y 80 estamos
oblfgados llenar con maestros competentes
Es un asunto de tan vital mportancia ell
que nosotros coloquemos TODD cuanto SO refe
re nuestro slstema de instruction muy por
encima de toda considers cion personal, que yo
no puedo menos de recomendar las Juntas
con ell mayor inter6s que presten este asunto
la misma atenc6n que presto yo siempre q las
raZonables peticiones que al Departamento
son presentadas por los Maestros Ditectores
Escoares ciudadanos de la Isla.
De V. respetuosamente
MARTIN G. BRUMBAUGH
Comisionado de instruction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
La Marina francesa
JUzGADA PoR CLEMENOEAU

Mr. 1lssot, teniente de navio de la mari
ga francesa, que Sc hi rr0pmesto instalar la te-
legraffa sin hilos y sin Intervention de Mar
conf, ha fracasado competamenae sus
prueoas hechas 10 largo de las inmediaclones
de Brest.
Con este mOtvo, dice Clemenceau en- lie
Bloc cue Ia marina de guerra francesa es tan
soberbia y pedante nGla, como Ia marina es-
panola. Y ana6i6: 4 Av del dia que tengan
que hatirse nuestros marinOs de saI6nl Guam
ia vergranza van hacer devorar Ia Fran
cia!S
Del mfsmo Cemenceau!
xEs muy possible provocar una guerra con-
ira Espafia v contra Fraucia, una Y otra
juntas 8 separadas, Lo one 4 es impossible es
declararle Ia guerra los Estados Unidos de
America por ninguna naei6n de Europa, IN
claso Alemania & Ingaterra. Por ESQ, aun-
que ell Gob!erno americana lastime iDtereses
aIemanes ingleses debemos esperar siempre
un arreglo porque mai arreglo mas vale
que un buen pleito.7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
NOS ALEGRAMOS

Como saben va nuestros lectores, ell po-
pu'ar artista don Julian Andino ha sido ab-
sueito p0r la Corte de Distrito de San Juan.
ALI Ia opinion favoreci6 sempre al acusa-
do.
Los amos que cuenta ell sehor Andino, su
honradez, is1 nverosfmiles y contradicto-
rias dechraciones de la mica testigo de cargo,
ell informe perca y otvas circunstancias cuya
numeracf6n sarfa prolija, llevaron, desde los
primeros momentos de- jnicio ID conciencia
pdolica Ia duda de que fuera el responsible
&c &c heeho tan punible.
Nosotros nos alegrsmos sinceramente del
fal'o recado Lo exigfa la inocencia de un
hombre popular en- este pals Ahora bien la
violaci6n de esa nins es IN hecho, los iueces
daben procurar que qnede impune tamG1o
detto, descubrendo al autor oculto, para cue
reciba su condigno castigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
SOLEMNES CULTOS
En- honor de San Vicente de Paul

Los PIP. Paules las Hijas de Ia Carload
celebrasan en honor de su Santo fu1dador la
soemne fiesta que anualmente le dedican, Ell
la forms siguiente:
Dia 10. A las de la mafana en- ell cole
gio de GSan Idefonso2 msa cantada por las
aIumnas del mismo con paneglrico cargo De
un P. Paul
Dia 21. las media Ia inglesla de
San Jose tendra lugar la fiesta principal del
santo que consistira misa solemue & toda
orquesta con aslstedcla del Ilustrfsimo sefiOr
Obispo la que hara el psnegfrico del A pos
to de Ia Carload el reverendo presbltero Fran
cisco Vicario, superior de los Padres Paules
de Ponce vicario de la msma.
Sc supIica los feles Ia asistencia estos
actos relgioso1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
NUEVO DIRECTORIO
FElIOITAOION
Bsrranqaitas, = ie Julio 1.9o1.

barranq1jt1s, - 1e J lilo /. col.
Sir. Director de Ia DEHOcRACTA
s.1 Aatlci2o ustaf las gracias por a inser
,SI ,,oa le e'tls lucas go ell perl6iico que tan
49,, alamsnte dirija, para la defensa pres
80 ae e5ta qaariiA b .rinquen. lsta COMO
r., = tnpiA Z Intachl5e biograffa de don
,.co ,.A9cisco de ?. Acuna, para deducr de su
SStt14eata coniuctA hno tacto. tanto en- su
va, .la p1lirIc3 con9 pArti3ular, q1e ha sido JUS
~: @oerl4daments elegido para dirlgir los
pOsrres'Yo7 del gran Partido Federal.
,,, z. sl0.Comit6 obrero do este pueblo fell
cis sIS con "a mas sIncera N manifestaci5n de rego-
a A. aI{ao sustttuto de nuestro ex Presidsn
b,s ~ LUIS AaEoz Rivera; saldiole en- nom
adLa.5,test esta Iurlsdicc6n y ofrecemos nuestra
= css.on tan prestgioso elemento de progre-
'g,ao 10 es don Francisco de p. Acuha.
Va ustsd atentamente,
Antonio Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
AGU 4

Con motvo de que Ia mayorfa de la Junta
local de instruction, en- uso de su perfectfsimo
derecho. nombr6 los profesores que le parecio
para el desompefo de las escuelas de esta VI
lila en- sl pr6ximo ailo escoar, dejando gtirlda-
dd una profesora gattndadO IN professor,
los republicanos de aquf estan que trinan
Adn debieran estar agradecidos esa un-
ta que oil ano pasado les eligi6, por mera COM
placencs sin pensar que fmplfcitamente sosteH
MA contrarios del partido que pertenecen
los hon bres que componen Ia mayorla de d.
cha Junta.
Dcen que dcen que hay quien olga que
nuestros amigos los sehores don Antonio San
chez Ruiz don Francisco E. Montaflez, les
tenen una zunba preparada pOr NOR de los es-
crtos en- los peri6dicos
Pues oigan: nj don Antonio Sanchez Ruiz
nj don Francisco z. Montafez tienen absolu-
tamente que YER con los escritos publfcados en-
los peri6dicos con respecto determin&dos
asuntos perO son tan miedosos, lie tlenen
tanto terror a. CucO.... que estoy aut0flzaoo
por dichos caballeros para manifestar que Sc
identifcan con 10 escrito hasta Ia fecha, y Sc
gutrAn identfcandose, mientras en- los escrttos
no sc hiera Ia honra personal de los republica-
nos, nj Sc penetre ell sagrado de Ia vida pri-
vada del adversario.
gracia.
Me dicen que en- una gansada que trae <El
Pafsa Sc habla de uagoS de cfcio, po}sttcos rura-
les u chtsn0sos entire los tederales
La nOticia es nueva
La verdad es que no los veo.
Dodaiera que miro veo federales en- sus
trabaios. en- sus o1cinas, sin formar corlillos
nj gardt1S. ~ z.o.
falsas como la del cabo Bonhome, cuyas acu-
saciones no podieron probar' los que creyendo
darrocar del ayuntsmiento los cuncejales fe-
deraIes no pierded oportunidad de dirigir fall
sedades al gobierno softando con Ia 6arrtda;
Los Que, por medic de la prensa, escriben
mas one Fl Tostado sobre Ia administration,
cnando nosotros 10 que hemos hecho es medic
resueitar el cadaver que ellos nos entregaron.
ysgos de oicio son: los cue sin tener nj
una profession nj un destino comen visten sin
saber de donde sale;
Los que, dpgIendo de espias, oyen para
contar; o,..,s
se puede viviT.
Polfticos ruraes son los que, ignorantes en-
todas las materias, de TODD qutereu saber, que
dando en- ridfculo ante la gente que piensa,
u1uy en- alto ante los ignorantes como eiios,
nerc tienen menos andacia,
Punto Final.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
Los tres oscud0s

Esta f6brica de cigarrillos vapor, esta-
bleciia en Ponce pfopiedad de Ios senores
n. Sautini ' Comp, obtiene cada vez mayor
credto aceptaci6n en- la isa merced sus
excelentes productcs.
v Ia caidad del tabaco que Sc emplea en- Ia
laboraci6n NADIA dej2 que desear.
Por su aroma suavdad recomendamos
los fumadores dcha marca, que honra q II In
dustria puertorriquena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
Sobre emigcaCiones
Dice ala OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Dice ala Correspondenciai9
<Vivos esfuerzos hace LA DEMoCRACIA
por deteper la corriente 10 emigration.
Nos parece muy cuerdo patri6ticO, que
Sc reallzase la idea que apunta de crear en ca
da pueblo una junta de buenos puertorrique
nos, para abrir los ojos los camp pesinos des-
viares de esa tendencia funesta.
Unause repubicanos federaIes para ha-
Ger esa buena obrs.
Es de n ucha mas trascendencia de 10 que
algunos Green's
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-17
San German

La couaisi6n designadG para organlzar las
6astas uatronales recorri6 las GALES de aquella
ciudad eI iueves ditimo, allegando recursos.
Ha fallecido Ia sehora Maria Elena, hija
de nuestro estimado amigo correllgionario
don Jose Justo Vargas, quien acompanamos
eu su justo dolor.
De la cludad de las Tomas concurren las
classes de yerano De la normal de maestTos las
sigaientes profesoras;
Antonta Quin mes Irizarry, Juanits Pal
mer, Virginia Ouintana, Isabel Muratti, Pru-
dsncia Ramirez Quinones, Angelica Anton
giorgi, Eielmira Sanchez, Candida Garcia. To-
mass Rodrig lez, Rosa Leon, Ana Medlna'
T.abal PratS. Nicolas Fernandez Cabalero,
Rafael Garcia Cabrera, Salvador Quinones,
Leopoldo Fslid, Ulises Alvarez Valentin Ri
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No eSta apIazada

Ua perI6iIco de la capital lanza Ia especie
De que ia publication de The Puerto Rico He
raid EsrA APLAzADA.
P51emos desmsntlr ese rumor. va dill
NOS que Ia causa p0r Ia que DO sali6 en- la Sc
naas pasadl, tut 81 excessive calor que SO sim
10 60 New York, pOr cuyo motive SO suspen
dIeron los trabajos ca todos los taleres.
ST no ha ocurrido ninghn otro inconve-
nIeatJ, manlna legara ell primer nGmero del
per6ico del senior Muioz Rivera.
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fabucoa, Julio Is de 1901.

fa6ucoa, Julio Is de 1901
sa6or Director de La DEMoCRAcIA.
Ceguas.
May ser)r mio J dlstlngudo cOrrellgiona-
SupIico ustsd la Inserci6n do las slguien-
's5 neas en su valiente peri6dico.
Por yartos amigos de esta localidad, be
'aoi1o que Sc me tiene por repubiicano, debo
nantestarle por medic de estas lineas, que b 10
81 10, soy, sere federal, que 20 no soy como
yario' de esta,que creyendo les daran un men
dr1go de pan Sc adlan a dlcho partldo cons
ie ples sthor Director. Gracias por To- In
'srel6n de estas iineas, ne suscribo de usted
a9'o j. .. corraIigionario q. b. :. NJ.
Jose Isaias Torres