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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-04-17
ARAB ACTORS AND THEATRE
J. e. Woolacott describes q Perfors
nance of HRoraeo and Juliet.

j. L. Woo1aeott describes q Perfor.
nance of "Rorneo and Juliet.
]. Z. Woolacott writes from Carlo,
thus describes a performance of "Ro-
meo and Juliet by Arab actors:
From our box facing the stage we
look down on a sea of red tarbooshes,
broken here and there by the turbaR
! of sheikh. On our left few harem
boxes with white lace curtains drawn
tightly across the front indicate that
the fair sex are not entirely shut out
form the joys of the drama. The peep
holes originally cutt to enable the
ladies to obtain a clear view of the
stage have been in several instances
materially enlarged by the hands Of
the fair playgoers, and we catch now
and then glimpse of face, the fash
of an earring, and the red glow of
lighted cigarette.
impatient for the play to begin,
the occupants of the back benches
stamp their feet with logged persist
ance, and after ten minutes of this
amusement the curtain is rung up, re-
yeallng the entire company, stiff and
erect, formed in two rows. the princi-
pals, Of course, In the foreground.
I'm doleful chant, punetured with
mournful groans, we have the pro-
logue, and assuredly the 'misadyent-
ured piteous oYer-throws' of the lovers
of Verona never fathomed the depths
of woe suggested by this Arab choir.
The curtain falls amid vociferous ap-
plause, and five minutes later rises
again. revealing the amorous Romeo
clad in red doubiet and sky-blue
trunks, gazing with rapture at the
balcony of his lady-loye.
my mentor assures me there is good
literary workmanship In the version
Of Romeo and Juliet that is being
played. But the story itself has been
materially tempered with The gar
rulous old nurse does not appear, and
the Count of Paris furnishes all the
comic relief youchsafed by the trans
lator. This doughty nobleman's- cos
tune consists of brown velvet doub-
let. skY-blue combinations, which only
continue to the knee, ending there in Il
little lace frill, striped socks, and
brown slippers. Juliet fouts him TO
his face, whereat the Arab playgoers
howl with delight"
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RENTS COLLECTED.
MONEY LOANED.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

No, SO Elm St, rooms and attic, desirable
brick dwelling.
Nos. $40 and 25l North Main St, double
me'dwelling. Very cheap.
No. so York street-large s-story brick dwell
ing with large lot-hot water heat. Terms
easy.
Nos. 47-49 South Franklin street Frame
dwelling houses. Easy terms
No 70 South Main street, three-story brick
dwelling; rooms and cellar
No 81 South Main street, brick dwelling,
three stories, rooms.
No ss South Main street, : rooms, three
story brick dwelling.
Cottage Hill, frame house and barn with
large lot, house has 10 rooms,
Nos. $3.50 SO Wilson street, three frame
houses, easy terms,
Franklin street, vacant lot near Swan street.
Nos. e3S 2S5 North Union street, double
frame dwelling with large lots. Always rent
and pay good interest on investment
Nos; 1888 Swan street, 2& story brick
dwelling.
Dec. 10, 1899
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1901.
LOST AND FOUND.

lost a maiden long ago;
Last night I thought I'd found her.
And as ny loyal hearts one queen
quietly Renowned her.
'Twould not he truth to cay she seemed
Untouched by time, since falrer
Fen than Of old found her face,
The roses in it Tarer.
Her halo had more golden grown,
While locks once hyacinthine
Upon my own poor pate. nlas,
For many year have been tLlnl
The eyes-who5e shafts the little god
Employed TO overcome me
Shone brighter. Smiles were on the lips
Whose NO" did once benumb me.
Sly heart beat high with hope. but whea
spoke her name another
Who stood beside the maid replied.
The maiden called her Mother"
The matron smiled on me. dared
Not tell her that I'd sought her
Through long and weary years, at last
To find her-in her daughterl
Boston Globe,
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ssMan, It's Me-

She was pretty child of four or five
summers, and she knew it, says the
New York Tribune. Her mother took
care that the fact should not escans
the observation of others and in this
she ) ably seconded by the Ia.
tie = $. The other day the child was
on d SIS parade in Central Park. and
was naturally piqued at her failure tn
attract the attention of man who car
reading on one of the benches in ire
Mall. TWO or three times she passed
him, and still he regarded rer not Sbe
looked at him in amazemeat, and ;her,
with look OF mingled increduliIy and
determination, she went up to him
stamped her little foot on the pavement
and said. Man. it's mel"
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Ntctoria's Proposal.

II was III Windsor castle that Queen
Victoria. then only a girl of 20, did
what she described as the most nerv-
ou7 th.aS woman was ever called on
TO do when she summoned the young
Prince Albert OF Saxe-Coburg Gotha TO
II private Interview and proposed" TO
him SHE had first met him when rs a
hoy % u lie came with his father TO
England. aud when. three years later,
he made no secret" of bis love for his
fair cousin mo one was surprised and
every one was delighted. london Tit
Bits.
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BY THE FOOT.
But This One Was Four Footet
Beast

But This One Was a Four Footet
Beast
Two or three newspaper men and
Congressman in Washington, who waa
merchant in private lie, were talk.
ing over some of the peculiarities OF
business methods.
Il remember on one occasion" said
the Congressman, having In stock a
big lot of dry goods remnants that
seemed TO stick right by me in spite
of all | could do to get rid of them.
at last | advertised to sell them at so
much a pound, and the curiosity OF
people to see II they couldn't get
more at pound rates for their money
than they could get at yard rates soon
cleaned out the stock. At another
time / sold lot of side meat at SO
much square foot taking the run Of
the side, and the customers who got
bargains In the thick of the meat en-.
couraged others who had the luck to
get theirs out of the thin, So evened
up very nicely.
That reminds me- remarked one OF
the correspondents, of horse l sold
once at so much a foot"
How was that?" inquired the Con.
did you make your measurements
can understand how you might sell
him at so much a hand, and come out
pretty well on Il he was big fellow
sixteen or seventeen hands high, but
! don't see how you could get at him
by the foot"
THAT was easy enough. | simply
sold MIN at so much a foot-s37. o."
How much did you get fer him?"
e.-d the Congressman got out his pen.
Gil
"A hundred and fifty dollars"
The Congressman inquired for about
the sixteenth Of minute
Say" he said good naturedly ,aojzl
Say he said, smiling good ma.
turedly, as light seemed to break
over his face, Il ought to hare known
better than TO monkey with newspa.
per man. oughtn't l?"-Detrolt Free
Press.
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Now" said the enterprising inter
viewer, please read THE over and hold
D your right hand?'
But" said the public man, this
) merely an interview"
That's all 1t is now. But / Thought
1t would be good thing to be appoint
ed a notary public. We've had too
many denials, and this articles going
to be an affidavit before it gets into ths
paper. Washington Star.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF BRIDGET RYAN, DECEASED
Pursuant to tho order of Paul A. Queen,
Surrogate of the county of Hunterdon, made
on the Twenty-trst day of January A. D., one
thousand nine hundred and one, notice is
against the estate of Bridget Ryan, late of the
county of Hunterdon, deceased, 10 present
the same, under oath or affirmation, to the
subscriber, Administrator of said deceased,
within nine months from the date of said
order; and any creditor neglecting to bring
in and exhibit his or her claim under oath or
nnirmation(, within the time 80 limited will
he forever barred of his or her action therefor
against the said administrator.
Dated January 81, a. ID. 1901
THOMAS L RYAN, Administrator.
Jan %, 1901
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The key TO the Bastile is now hang
Ing on the wall In the had ut the old
home Of Washington at Mount Vernon
1t was given to Washington by l.afa,
yette.
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The United States has lower per.
centage Of blind people than any other
county in the world
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weekdays, $40, 7l6, 1000 a. m, I245, 4 so, & 05
p. m. Sundays, g. Is a. m, 405, 6.i5 p m.
TRAINS FOR NEW HOPE.
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal, week.
days, 7.04, 1904 q. m, 204, s.i9, 802, ii0l p M
sundays, ssi a; m, l,4g, IL P M
Close connection at Jenkintown with fast ex-
press trains TO and from New York, Baltimore,
Washington, the South and West.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf
and South street wharf, for Atlantic City:
Weekdays-Express, 900, 9o0, a. M, fSatur-
days only | 00l, 400, 400, 500, 7.i5, p. m. Ac-
commodation 500 a. m, $50 p. m Sundays
commodation 500 a. M, b00p m.
Leave Atlantic City Depot-Weekdays-E
press, 7.S5. 300 10 10 m, so, $50, 600 D. M
Accommodation sos a. m, 405 p. m. Sundays
Express. i0.l5, q. m, $50, $40, 500 y. m.
Accommodation, 7.i5 a. M, 4:05 p. m.
Parlor Cars on all Express Trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
FoR CAPE MAY and OCEAN CITY-Weekdays-
ol6 a. M, AIS p. m. Sundays Is a. m, South
st. 900 a, m. Additional for Cape May Week
days-5oO p. M
FoR SRA ISLE CTrY-Weekdays-9I a. m,
New York and Atlantic City Express-Leaves
New York Liberty Streetl $40 p m. Leaves
Atlantic City, $50 a. m.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices
For further information, apply to nearest
Philadelphia 4 Reading Railway ticket agent
or address,
W. G. BESLER, EDISON J. WEEKS,
Genl Supt. Genl Pass'r Agt
Reading Terminal, Philadelphia
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'Ay ~ 81 s.rsl!5st:,o

Cabablo, reliable person in every county to
represent large company Of solid financial re-
imitation.
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1896 Salary per year,

payable weekly; IS per day absolutely sure
and all expenses; straight. bons-fde, definite
salary, no commission; salary paid each Satur-
day and expense money advanced each week
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liadelphia &
Reading Railway
N.1nes Burn Hard Coal-No Smoke
TINE TABLE IN EFFECT MARCH 80, 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW HOPE.
TRAINS FOR NEW HOPE.

For Glenside, Jenkintown and Philadelphia
weekdays, $40, 7l6, 1000 a. m, I2,45, 40, so
i. m. SundaYS. 8. Is a. m na. q Ii II m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29

En- Ia fabrica de tabacos de aouella villa
traba ia ban anterormente 12s operarios ha-
cendo lie 20 25 mil tabacos al dia
Hoy solo Sc da ocupac6n 4 80 tabaqueros
Han stdo capturados por la Policfa, Dema-
trio Acosta, Tomas Landr6n Bonifacio Igar.
tua, condenado ell primero por hurto los
otros dos por lesiones.
En- ell barrio Arroza muri6 el yecipo Da
MEL Torres Rios, las cincuenta horas de
muerto no Sc les habfa dado sepultura
Los campesinos de aquel lngsr Sc negaban
eondUcir Ell cadaver al cementerio. pretes-
tando la decomposition de los CO minos
Al potihcarse Ell case al Alcalde seTIor
Ruiz Sagredo, este decreto 6rdenes muy opor.
tunas.
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Oh, las imaginaclones acaloradas!.

iOh, las imaginaciones acaloradas!..
Una tltz OScilGnte.-Und bOtelJd misteriOsd y
cltdtr0 gotds de petr6leO.-U1l trop0 r0jO y un
hO1llbTe UestidO de bldncO Hltjda u dispdrO
Hermoso epfgrafe, suggestive espsuz-
mantle, para 6gurar la cabeza de cualquier
capftulo de noyela fantastica, pues su nero y
somero enunciado contribuye q despertar por
ST solo ell interes la curiosidad de los lectores
incautos
para escribir ese capituo nos brinda Y
ofrece materia sobradfsima el telegrama tras-
mitido The San Juan Ne1Cs por correspon-
sal en- esta ciudad, 4 consecuencia del ineSti
mable nunca bien ponderado servicio que
prestara en- la nOche del vierneS el active, va
liente y ceoso vigilante particular Carlos Fa-
cundo-6 Carlos FulanO, segGn lie llama 81 CO.
rresponsal antedicho.
Veamos la leyenda.
Carlos Fulano, serene del comercio, entire
arriesgada empresa de rondar por ell barriO,
confado a su salvaguardia.
Cerca de la Lincoln Graded Schools not6 la
luz de un f6sforo luz vaga, inclerta oscian-
te que infundf0 la alarma pfritu suSpi-
caz y receloso puess ssuspica az receloso debe
ell espfrtu de los que velan, como angeles
protectores, por los intereses la seguridad
de sus conyecinos
Carlos Fulano Sc detuvo & meiitar un mo.
mento, de sus refecciones que fueron bre-
YES pero fecundas, surgi6 como consecuencia
indudable, este aforismo
No hay efecto sin causa.
encaminose hacia la escuea en- busca
del orfgen de aquella luz, que parecfa un fue-
go fatuo.
Felizmente Carlos Fulano no es superstcio
so : no cree en- las apariciones del otro mundo,
as1 es que, libre de pueriles escrdpulos, con
Amino hrme coraz6n entero, penetr0 en- la
planta baja del edificio.
Un hombre alto, vestido de blanco, salt6
del balloon, con agiidad pasmosa, y corr6 ha
cia Ell campo.
-iMagrffca !-tartamu ude6 Carlos FuIano;
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Una queja
Comerfo. Julio % de 1901.
Sefior Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.

Caguas.
Respectable senior: suplicole la inserci6n
lie las siguientes lfneas en- las columnas de So
ilustrado per6tico.
Sc me persigue sin piedad, porque soy fe-
deral
Contra nj Sc desata una persecution sal
Vaje rorque tambien el juez de poicfa es mi
enemigo.
para perseguirme hasta en- mi hogar,
se pone de pretexto que tengo mala conducta
cuando es mas limpia que la de los que estupi-
damente me detractan.
Soy tab qUero barbero: trabaio constan-
temente de 6 en- las fabricas &c tabacos de
este pueblo. Sus duefios pueden acreditarlo.
No robe nunca con quzas 10 han hecho algu
nos de los que me odiap.
Els solamente el pretexto de perseguir
I'm cfddadano, porque castig6 siempre al que
os6 ofenderle, porque nunca Sc dobleg6 ante
los enemigos de la patra.
Y ben; admitiendo que fuese hombre de
mala conducta-que es embustero quien 10 fir
me-5puede perseguirse un ciudadano, sea
como fuese sin que cometa falta alguua?
De ninghn modo: sc castiga en- todos los
c6digos del mundo 81 que delinque: al que no.
la policfa en- todos los pueblos civilzados le
respeta le garantiza. Ahora dedGzcase
Qulenes sirven de Instruments al iuez de poll
cla, mi enemlgo personal, persiguiGndome, y
quenes, qsizas preparan al pueblo pacffco de
Comerfo horrorosa tragedia.
S6pase 90 tengo miedo mientras hava
tribunales en- que ampararme prensa que de
publcdad mis- quejas
En- otro escrito concretare.
De usted atentamente,
Juan M" Figueroa,
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co1npahia Roncoroni

No hay palabras bastante elocuentes con
Que encomiar Ia labor artistica de tau brillan-
tie xtrouppeS en- nnestro teatro ala Perao
TEMPO hacfa que no gozabamos Ponce
de una temporada dramAtitas con tantas move
dades, tan sui jestiva completa como la Que
viene realizando Ell notable Roncoroni con los
excelentes artistas que lie acompafan.
El repertoire es de 10 mas moderno va
tiado consta en- su mayor parte de obras des-
conocidas de nuestro pGbli"o que han desper-
tado gran sensation en- los tea tros europeos
FL cuadro artfstico resuta acabado todos re-
velan una excelente direction v cada cual en-
su genero, cualidades NADIA comunes No de-
be extranarnos tai ammonia en- ell coniunto
pues la Compaffa de Roncoroni hace amos Que
eSta formada, 10 que lie ha permitiio desarro-
liar con toda amplitud, cuantos recursos
elementos son necesarios al arte escenico De
Roncoron basta decir que es un maestro en-
TODD. Evaugelna Adams es un seductor mo-
delo de arte, belleza simpatia
El decorado Y la indumentaria son es-
pleadidos superiores 4 toda ponderaci6n.
Cada obra tiene su decorado especial, aiusta-
do la epoca en- que Sc desarrolla ell argGmen-
10, hecho especialmente para Roncoroni nor
los mas afamados pintores escen6grafos de Ita.
lts. Su merito artfstco es grande ell efecto
que producen es copia exacta de la realidad
de tai manera que produce una impression mol
vidable.
En- estas noches hemos vlsto Ell teafro Ia
ePerla1 convertible un eden. gracias 4 Ia
Varita maravllosa del magico Roncoronf ouien
saoe comoinar en- sorprendente coniupto |
las beliisimas creaciones del lujo del arte.
Corresponsal.
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a DEESYR0 = SlNzESTRO

pero repueso de la sorpresa, echo mana al re-
v6lver. y ipun!
IL d, tonaci6n ronpi6 de manera mpone \
tie Ell sile clio profundlsimO de la noche; au-
llaron los perros; varios murciel3 gos cruzarOn
ante la vista atonita de Fulano, una nube-
ella tenue intercept6 la luz de la luna.
Del hombre vestiio de Dlanco. mi ras-
tro!
Fulano prosigui6 sus pesquisas
Y, como fruto lie 6Stas, recogi6 una bote-
LA que trascerdfa petr6leo, un trapo rojo y
una coliila.
-iAh incendiarioi-exclam con ratia, d.
rigi6ndose men5amente al hOmbre vestdO de
banco-iQu6 bruto eres! Amparado por las
sombras de la noche, vienes a pegar fuego-y
te vistes de 0lanco, precisamente, para que sc
tie distiDga de lejos, para que Sc note mas tu
presencia y lamar la atenci0n! mo tienes ma
da de precavido!
Y YCarlos Fulano, enseguida Sc avist6 con
la policfa y le di6 parte de la co lila, de la bo-
tella del trapo.
Y entire grandes aspavfentos decfa:
-iSf: IN bulto blanco....
6como-le interrumpi6 uno de la in
suar-no traste al bulto, despu6s de asegurar
ell bic u 20? Es la consigpa
En- resumen, hablando pronto bien:
todo reduce una farsa.
o Sc trata de un ardid, fraguado por cier-
tos elementos polticos, para desprestigfar al
pueblo de Caguas, que es eminentemente fe-
deral, Sc trata g intereses mras particu-
lares egoistas va por parte del propio Car
los Facundo, va por parte de personals esta-
blecfdas en- aquel barrfO....
La trama demasiado burda.
al fin al cabo, tarde temprano Sc
aclarara ell misterio de leyenda ridfcula
del hombre vestfdo de banco, la cual hace
muy POGO honor Ia inventva y al ingenio de
los autoreS colaboradOres de esa tramoya NAL
urdida.
Rt>unl teneatiS, 0naici
CortadiIlo.
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E1 cabotaje
Juan Ms Figueroa,

Sc afirma con iusstenca en- New York
que los fabricantes americanos aumentaran
los precio de sus manufactures al ser expor-
tadas para Puerto Rico, en- proportion 10 que
eStas de an de pagar como derechos de Adua-
ma
ST resuta este cierto, aviados estamos con
la decantada fraternidad de los americanos Y
las fntenciones protexionistas del gobierno.
Entonces podemos decir que ell cabotate
SO ha decretado para ell negocio de los contl-
neptales.
Por de pronto va ell sSan JuanS trajo va
rios efectos recargados en- 20 ctvs.
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Angel Acosta Quintero
AROGAEpD
Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Tranquilidad, Salud y Reposo para las
Madres Y las Criaturas.

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de Ia
sonora WlNSLOW, S da 10 nif1os en-
el periodic de la DENTICION. Les
ablanda las encfos, resuelve la inflamaci6n
allvla todo olor, Y cura ell col ventoso
inocente ehcaz en- to5os los case
A.cconse1amos las 1nadres gu teng un
nlho enfermo que no dele q~e la preven.
cion pr pia ri la de otro', evite ell uso de
esta medlcina que proporciona alivio sa
gnro, absolutament' seguro, si Sc usa
oportunomente. alt
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Cortadillo.
\. zEge q

Julio 26
Han sido nombrados recientemente de Of
clio don Francisco Garcia de Vilaobos don
Jose Velez Arroyo Concejales de este Ayun-
tamiento. Ell primerO agricultor nunca
las ha visto mas gordas. Ira, como muchos
de sus cOmpaf1eroS del concejo, decir 81 Y no.:
y este 81 el senor Alcalde le tira de la cuers,to.
porque ell senOr Vilalobos es bombre de pocas
palabras. Ell segundo, sefor VeleZ, es obrero
(sastre) y sabra, no 10 dudo, cortar IN gaban
un pantal6n la der1liere; pero entiende dc ad-
ministraci6n municipal, como yo de obispo.
Habi6ndose cumplido ell refran que dice $tan-
to esta uno en- IN pueblo hasta que 10 hacen
Acalde: pues desde Ell ldnes % 10 tel emos eier-
cendo las funcioues de Alcalde. Es verdad
que Andres Irzarry, dira ahora; eel alcalde
soy yo.>
Hemos yisto leido, una protesta frmada
por unos cuantos republican nos, que remitieron
estos al Gobierno, pIdiendo NADIA menos que
Ia destituci6n del digno probo Juez de Poll
cia don Luis Martinez asf como tambikn Ia
nota puesta al pie del moderno Cesar Mateo
FajardO, manifestanGo la conveniencia de de-
jarle ccsante, por ser conYeniente los inte-
reses del partido.
Y parece que hay mucho inter6s en- Guitar
este Juez, para poner tai vez agGn inq uisidor,
por que no hay muchos dias recibi0 ell sefior
Martinez una carta donde le manfestaban
que: ale pagarfan todos sueldos deyenga-
dos, siempre que renunciara expontAneameu-
teS: es decir que hay dnero para pa agarle. ST
va, ST no 10 hace ayunar
tCosas veredes
Gratos recuerdos ha dejado los habitan-
tes dc este pueblo, Ia magnlfca fiesta cue la
Celonia Espanola, di6 aver, en- honor del San
to Patron Santiago.
Hubo fuegos de artifcio, gIobos, refrescos,
helados, dnces Y licores profusi6n.
Las tiendas Sc cerraron desde por la ma
fana las casas enarbolaban la bandera ma
cional La del sef1or den Juan Alemane.
donde tuvo lugar ell suntuoso bale, fue ilumf-
NADIA giornoj habiendo asstido 81 un nj
nero considerable de senoras seforitas de 10
mas granada d esta sociedad
Ell sexo feo, estuvo tamben, repre-
sentado pues acudi6 gran ndmero de iovenes.
pollos de la Ultima sdcG hasta agunos gallos,
"a maduTos tomaron parte tan suntuosa
fiesta, para recordar, sin duda, aqueios item
pos preciosos que pasaron para voiver ia.
mas.
FL agente eD este pueblo no recibi6 <The
Puerto Rico Herald>
Corresponsal.
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t. ntrional y pregun tando ST obedeee fustiga-
clones de Russia. =,
Exigra ademas Inglaterra que K9sla ~,
flya ante ell Emir, 81 no es la lnstigaooIa, us
IS actos de este para que deponga su aoGiSuo ~
= rasnote la ad del RENO Undo de Ia
Gran Bretafa.
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Exigencias a Russia

El minstro de negocios extrap ieros Y iefe
del gabinete fngies ba anunciado en- la CAmara
dc los loreS que ell gobierno ha interpuesto to va
ante ell Imperio Moscoyita una nota oiple ma
tfca pidiepdo expiicaciones dc la conducts del
Emir del Afghanstan en- la India inglesa sep
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NueVO CementerlO

dos kil6metros de la cfudad de Ponce.
sitio rnuy pintoresco, al lado de la carreter "a
que conduce la Villa de Aijuntas, Sc ha ms
talado ell nuevo cementerlo cat6lico
En- breSe sera bendecido ell terreno que
mfde mas de mil metros
Algunas familias cato icas piensan levan-
tar sobre ei, hermosos panteones de moderna
arquitectura
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PARTIDO FEDERAL
OFICINAS EN- SAN JU AN

Ell senior Presidents del Cuerpo Ejecadtuo'
por haber mudado su resideucia oanturce,
reciblra despacho--San Justo ll-oe -
5 de Ia tarde p. m.
Secreta1 ia General: Fortaleza II, altos q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-29
Agencia de perio3icos

Ofcina de LA DEMOCRACIA
sRsuerto-RicO EHeraEA' do y. II.
Gale de San Francisco, frente a La Oorrespon-
dencia" al lado del Colmado de Oerecedo.
Sc vende LA DEMOCRACIA y todos los
peri6dicos de la Isla San Juan.
Nos ofrecemos para agente de peri6di-
cos en- la Isa ell extrangero ; tambien nos
encargamos de la venta de obraS literarias
ST Sc nos comisiona para ello
La correspondence debe dirijirse
DON JOSE LABRAD DOR.
ADnrtdflO o.
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Doctor Miguel GaudIer

M6iico titnlar con - amos de pfacaa
Ofrece su5 servicios profesiona'es, en- CagaN
Gale de SMu7ioz RiveraS
Julio l. de 1901.