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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06
: : : KOCH & Co.
25th Street, West asso z;s s,, s.s4
Chi1dren's Days. F SATURDAY. AND
Decided preeeuts in pretty dainty apparel-al of reliable
materials make finish. These few items from floor FULL
For the Girls:

MISSES ETON SUITS OF Atwood Home
spuns and navy blue Mohair. Jacket
ehtorately trimmed, detachable fancy
collar, - to IS yrs, were 22.5o. 1923
MISSES BLOUSE SUITS of.linen, mercer
lied ctamtray, or polka-dot Galatea. all
eolors, 10 to IS yrs, were 1875. s. 90
MISSES SKIRTS Of Homespun, unlined.
double ripple flounce, ellborately
stitched and strictly tailor-lnade; colors,
gray. blue or black, lengths 81 to "
inches, were 7.75.............. SIS
CHlLDREE'S SAILOR SUITS Of Atwood
Serge,a variety Of styles in every color,
4 oi3 yrs, were 5000. 4. 9H
CHlLDRENS DRESSES OF white Lawn,
trimmed with lace or embroidery; iull
skirts, many hemstitched, toi5y.s.,
were S@.OO.s Z, SO
CHILDREN'S SAILOR SUITS Of white
pique with shield and tie, in delicate
combinations Of colors, 4 to IS yrs,
were 27S.. .............1. > 9
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06
Tempting Vegetables.

The housewife who serve. plain bolle,
potatoes has good deal to answer for
mere are many ways OF making rota.
Toes tempting At no additional cost
and n, only an expense OF time and
tnought. Even skill! Is hardly required
with the sliced turnips served with
tho corned beef. and the potatoe.
dressed In this fashion. no other vege.
table In required.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06
Cream of Oatmeal.

Cream OF oatmeal Is ono OF tho cheap
IS, soups II is possible to serve. ~ re-
r,ok.d lust in water as II Il prepared fol-
breakfast. II Is allowed to boil d0"r
to a consistency much thicker than wher
served as brcakfas; dish. and then a
quart of milk Is added. Butter and Sc.
bolts II In ready to serve"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06
SECRETARY OF STATE
WITH LITTLE JOE.

serrrtnry Of state Me-
DOnOuHh IL another who
Wnnts to s~~ little Joe
Pht11tps get along In his
own way. This IL what he
: hRs 10 sRy
~ an, glad to ace that the
authorities of the Catholic
Trajectory dO not ~ish to
retain Joe hut arc willing
to give him n chance to con.
tinuc rnrninE hts own IiV-
Ing. Such boy needs Gu
cOuraRrmrnt.a and ] hope h~
Will receive H."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06
Cost Of Dinner.

Inc cost OF the dinner Is: Soup, {
cents. besides the milk, which is other.
wise accounted for: corned beef. 50 cents;
t"lHi''s, u cents. Potatoes. AZ cents
dessert. cents. total. I0is cents
ThiH makes the cost Of the breakfast
and dinner for Thursday 1917 cents and
'Ois cents. or 81 cents
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06

For stewed rhubnrh In season. 6 cents
worth will be enough for breakfast Out
OF season for rhubnrh. dried fruits arr
now so well prepared that any number
OF admirable substitutes may be found
for II Just as chcarly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06

"reHkfast nnd dinner menus for
Friday will h- given Tomorrow
by the Waliorf-AstOria's chef.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06
For the Little Tots:

Clill.DREN'S COATS Of white piquA
SHRED and box effects, deep capes
trimmed with insertions and rutfles Of
embroidery, mos. to tx yrs. .2.90
CiliLDREN'S CLOTH CAPES with hood
and entire cape lined with China silk,
to yrs.
CHlLDREN'S CLOTH BOX REFERS,
pointed collar trimmed with white sou-
tsche braid. colors, red, gobelin, royal
or tan, to yrs...............1 40
CiilLDREN'S HATS OF pink or blue Swiss,
or OF white Lawn, prettilY trimmed
with Val. lace and finished with bow,
all sizes 49,. 80
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06
Shoes for Boys and Girls:

MISSES BOOTS, lace or button, welt ex-
tension solss, patent-leather tip. sizes
~ TO .................. 2.2S
CHlLDREN'S BUTTON BOOTS. kid or
cloth tops, patent leather tips, sizes
Sh to iOH............. Lac
BOYS OxFORDS, Of Tin. kid or calf, vsit
extension soles, up.to-d1te styles, sizes
tx to 5h.... ................ 2.69
LITTLE MEMS LACE BOOTS, of black
Wei, sizes 9 to i3H Lag
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06
Misses'a Children's Hats

CHiLDREN'S COLORED SCHOOL SAIL
ORS, in red. brown or navy, also In
white with colored silk bands, were
59c.ssss...... ..............ss $50
CHlLDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR HATS,
trimmed with silk rosette and quilts
many styIes-were 69c. and 9Sc. .49o
cHlLDREN'S NULL HATS. shirred brin,,
with rutfle and two null pompons, or
straw crown, wired null rutfle brim and
hrve straw bow; colors, white, pink,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-06-06

This makes the cost OF the br"akta'
for four 1915 cents.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-06-15
ToNOPAH PUBLISHING CO

The Citizens Committee held a
meeting last Tuesday evening and
elected officers. The next man that
thinks he is a bad one and can cut
a fellowman down to his size or shoot
another full of holes, unless in self de
fense, will find that they are not liv-
ing in town like the early Bodie.
We are agoing to have quiet town
anu the sooner the Jimmy Fresh's
realizes this fact the longer they can
remain citizens Of Tonopah. A word
to the wize is sufficient.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-06-15
SALUTAToRY.

With this issue the ToNoPAH Bon
ANA glides down the typographical
ways and into the sea of journalism.
Whether It's voyage will be calm and
prosperous one, time alone will tell.
The BONANZA will at all times act as
free lance, giving credit whenever
merited and censure when called for.
Our policy in politics will be for the
best Of the country. That the paper
will meet with public favor or condem-
nation is left to the opinion of the
reader and advertiser. We have
done our best and sincerely hope it
will meet with your approval.
Respectfully yours,
ToNOPAH PUBLISHING Co.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-06-15
Continued from Page Three.
TONOPAH,
The New Ell Dorado.

proposition clearly Illustrates his ey-
terprising nature. In regard to the
properties last mentioned there are
absolutely no chances whatever to
take, for the veins carry high values
from the grass roots down and Mr..
McCullCch can congratulate himself
of being identified with a mining
proposition Of such promise and a
camp, thai viii surely swell in no
small degree the bullion output Of the
Sagebrush State.
The Clifford Group
consists OF the Wandering Boy stu
ated south of the Butler group and
west of Gold Hill, the Lucky jim
joining the north end of the Mizpah
and the Stone Cabin known as the
east extension of the Valley View.
But little work has been performed
on any of these locations with the eX-
ception of the Wandering Boy. A
shaft % or 80 feet was sunk on this
property and from which some very
fine ore was taken. The ledge is a
large one and though the entire vol
umne of quartz between the walls
would pay well as shipping ore is 50
mixed with the gangue that it is diff
ticult to obtain sit in any quantity.
If the ledge should lessen in width
and thereby condense its wealth high
grade ore might possibly become a
feature. These properties have re
Gently been bonded by Salt Lake
parties and by whom it will be oper-
ated in the future. '-
The Camp Fire
owned by Brougher Bros, T. L. Cd
die and ]. l.. Butler is located north
west of the Butler group and joins
the same, 1t is in the mineral zone
and though no work of any conse-
quence has been performed on it,
assays from the groupings go well
enough to justify development.
The Brougher Group
consists of four locations namely the
Flying Dutchman, Leutlen, Last
Chance and Eureka. The two first
mentioned are south of the Clifford
mines and the two latter are north
of that group and join the Butler or
Tonopah properties on the west, all
these properties are now being de-
veloped but this work has not pro-
gressed sufficiently to show up any
great values but assays are encour-
aging,
The q a. II Tunnel Site
is located directly through the Tono-
pal mountain from south to north
and designed to cut the entire Butler
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-06-15
length and possibly even farther.

oct'aN
located in a marrow vale between Mt.
J Tonopah on the east and sister
peak on the west and in full view of
all the mining operations gong ON
between it and the first named
mountain. Taking into considera-
ton the general topography of the
country it is well situated and is
growing rapidly. Even at this writ
ing the major portion of this newly
born villa consists of tents, but these
frail structures are rapidly giving
way to more substantial frame build
ings and in time the latter will be
supplanted by stone editicies much
more pretentions. The high price of
| Building material has retarded the
growth of Tonopah but now that the
camp has not only assumed bright
but long, lasting and propitious future,
building will eXperince a resumed
impetus and the little town of today
will soon be memory. The popula-
tion will number 500, while acquisi-
tions are coming in from every di-
rectloh' Inc toWhNooasts OF TWO
commercial Establishments; 1--WE
saloons; four eating houses; four as
say ofhces; one hVery stable; TWO
teed yards; Two doctors; three bar
oefs' one dehtlst' ana a lodging
mousse with lhls entlre portion OF Nye
county lor oed room and the blue
Sky Tor roof.
The Future of the Camp
Lots are selling rapidly and with
a constant upward tendency in value.
Water is at present the only draw
back but the day is not far distant
when pipe line will connect the camp
with the pure mountain liquid. The
springs or wells that now supply the
demand are from three to five miles
distant and water therefrom trans
ported to Tonopah in barrels.
That the town has bright and
growing future poes without SAVING
Virginia CITY with all her surface in
dications could not cover in richness
(that is the averape) 1900 feet loca-
ton ground. that is demonstrated bv
actual milling tests. that is a proved
fact in Tonopah TODAY. That the
property and the entire district is
Gilt edge is correct. The present
workings and returns proves this
beyond a Deradyenturc That the
town of Tonopah will become the
largest city in the State of Nevada
is an assured assertion This is no
idle saving. or the writings of an
editor who is irving TO fiji his Golfers
with i'll bepottan shekels but tbe
forecast of a true prediction that in
side of twenty-four months. time
alone. will be verifcation of the
prediction. If the Butler grorn Of
mines were situated along 4be So
called famous Mother lode Of Califor-
MIA and esneciallv in Tuolumne the
miIlionaires of California made 50 bv
Nevada silver would he breaking
their necks tumbling over one an.
other in seeing who would he the first
to reach the goal the owners and
would be wiling to nav 81 5OO oOo fo,.
the Uroun there is not q mine ON tho
,r.l - :. o.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-06-15

Many buildings are in course Of
along Main street.
The sound of the hammar and saw
are heard early aud late.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
N0tas de ArecibO

E 22 de los correptas Sc VIC en- Ell Tribn-
nal de Justicia de este Distrito, ell sumario In
cnado contra ell indviduo Tomas Centeno ts)
kPorta,1 , vecino del barrio de Arenalejos de es
te termine por ds fos al propetario don Andres
Paz Urdaz, consistente haber matado
garrotazos una vaca de la propiedad de este al
conduciria al dep6sito de AMI nales.
Ell Tribunal dict6 sentencia condenando
al procesado Ia pena de cinco diss de arresto,
y q indemnizar al PERU iicado la suma de vein
te d0ltoTs en- que fue tasada Ia vaca. debfendo
sufrir. csso de insolvencia, Ia prisi6n subsidia-
ria correspondents.
Ha lIegado & su habItual residencia en-
Arecibo, recobrsda conpletamcnte su salud,
el reprtado bien querido doctor don Fran
co Ma Snsoni. dsspues de hsber estado agunos
meses en- Paris con aquel obieto.
Numerosos amigos fueron la Estaci6n
darle Ia bienyenfda.
La orquesta que dirige ell sehor Gambia,
Amenfz6 la entrada del distin gudo vfajero con
las gratas notas de la <Borinq nqnefia.S
Con sI nombre <Las Delicias1 ha estabe-
edo IN elegante cafe restaurant, en- la Plaza
Principal de Ia villa, nuestro correligionario
amigo don Francisco Martinez Navas.
Que 10 suerte 10 proteja en- su nueva Indus
.ra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
La Situaci0n de Colombia
juzgada por un co|ombiano

ci6n algunos parrafos del manifesto del Pa
noptfco, q que Sc redere el sefior Ancizar-
Es una description de Ia carcal po-itica,
es, per 10 horrible, cast dantesca:
<Ls sevicia de que somos vfstima ha lie
gado gu coimo, estamos sucum biendo va;
nuestras famiias agOnizan leDtamente, unas
por la miseria que ha sentado sus reaes en- Ell
hogar, Iodas por su impotencfa contra Ia
crueldad ensenoreada esss mazmorras, o
por la espectativa terrible de una muerte cast
segura para ell padre, ell hermano ell hijo
sprison ado. causads por ell titus, la viruela. la
disenterfa mil enfermedades mas, que son
otros tantos agentes chltivados aquf especial
ments para nltimar al prisonero anaes de ser
juZgadO senten ciado. :
Con justa razon pudiera ilamarse esta va
c6leore prisi0n Ell antro de la muerte ell ma
tadero Official. No exsgeramos, senior; 81 que
reis convenceros dignaos hacer una vista al
Panoptico; conoceres Ia invencion de la pico-
ia, donde sc sujeta al preso cen cadenas de
una mano un pie para one pase dias no
ches expuasto q la intemperie: vereis ell pozo {
donde & media noche arroja al preso atado
con cuerdas para sacarle despues de espantoso
snfrimento en- Ell aqua: verefs las pesadas Ca
denas de que estan caTgados hombres eminen-
tes personas distingudas, dignos por mil
tftulos del respecto de sus canciudad amos; CO.
nocereis. por fin, los rastri,os donde Sc pu-
sferon mas de mil doscientos presos. hacin nados
sobre otros, podreis cercioraros de
mo, cuando bien 10 ha tenido alguno de los
guardfanes, Sc ha hecho sufrir la infsmante
tomadOs entire nosotrOs.
En- los rastrillos no Sc disfruta de sol mas
que una hora csda uno dos meses; Sc carece
de aqua del espacio necesarios para Ell aseo
corporal, y no sc respira sno aire feti 10 en-.
venenado. Los heridos por las enfermedsdes
sc multiplcan Cast diario Sc sacau cada-
veres de estas prisiones, habiendo dfa en- que
han salido hasta dos. entire ellos ell del general
Anfcar Gutierrez. hermano de un ex-presi-
dente de la repdb lea, que, vf.tima de Ia cpl
demia, deja sus huesos inmundo presidio
Y espantosa orfandad su numerosa fani-
liza. No hav, pues, exagerac6n al a6rnar que
son mas de 600 los ca1&veres que ha hecho ell
Pan6ptico dnrante Ia guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
Demanda y desistimiento

La antigua frma de Ollfn y Abboutt en-
tablaron demanda contra Mr. L A. Scott, en-
cobro de konorarios en- pleito que este 81
guiera hace aIgunos meses contra ell ayunta-
miento de San Juan. EI sefio Scott dice que
la suma reclamada era excesiva one los abo-
ga1os no le habfAn servido NADIA. Llev6 Ia
defensa del seiIor Scott ell fcencado Dexter.
La celebration del juicio debi6 tener efec-
to ell martes,. pero como los promoventes fue-
carecfsn de pruebas sufcentes para evar
adeiante ell pleito, 4 instaneis de los sef1ores
Pettingill y Keedy, que llevaban la represen-
taci6n de aquelos, fue retirada la demanda,
siendo de eiios las costas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
Quito q Terpslcore

A iniciativa del joven enthusiastic don ma
nuel Rodriguez, efectn6se en- Ia noche del 40
mIngo 27 del corriente IN gran Oalie de socie-
dad en- los plios espaciosos saones oe ID
Cas- 4 untame to, galante obsequio loutaoo
por ell citado amigo al beilo sexo quay anliiense.
A los acordes de la orquesta que tan acer'
tadamente dirije ell popular Pho Torres, entre-
garonse los concurrentes las dei1c1as oei oai
le, Que result6 ell mas brillante acontec1 niento
social que ha podido celebrarse en- este pinto
resco pueblo.
D.ban realce & la fiesta, ataviando con sus
priunores elteatro de Ia diversion, las Dellas
siupsticss seforitas Maria Vazquez, Blanca
Paeheco, Sofis de Jeshs, Enilfana Cianc hlnl.
Ursula Angela Soltero, Carmen Koyo, Anlta
Andrea Rodriguez otTf.s de cuyos nom ores
sentimos no hacer memorfa en- estos mo-
mentos.
Las horas transcurriercn inadvert'damen-
te compartidas lie modo tan delfc1oso; es oe
esperar que la iuventud de Guayanllla ire
cuente actos de esta Datcraleza, en- que no So
10 saIen 4 relucir las fragantes flores de nues-
tro pensfi social sino que tambien los vincuios
familiares de simpatfa, verdaderas fuerzas
activas Que dan ammonia vida las relaciones
del SIS grado Quito de le amistad.
Angel B. Marcucci.
Guayanilla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31

La situac6n actual de Colombia, mas que
nunca intrincada causa de la revoluci6n II
beral ; de los temores de guerra Vene-
zuela, preocupaD el munco entero.
Con este motive parece de Gctatdltddd
publican agunos parrafos de Ia carta que
un patrfota liberal colombiano, ell sef1or An
CHAR, expone los liberales del resto de A me
rica la situaci6n de su desgraciado bello
pals:
xMedo pais--dice ell sefor Aucizar, = todos
los lfberales, viven oprimidos en- tempo de
paz, ST, exssperados, pferden Ia pacfencfa
Sc lAnzan buscar en- la guerra civil aunque
solo sea la muerte libertadora, entopces la
aparente legalidad sucede ell exterminfo siste-
mAtico. La manifestation que usted leera,
armada en- ell Panoptico, que es la fnmunda
prfsf0n de Bogot4, es apenas I'm episodio.
Los frnantes de manifesto son todos ca
balleros como 81 dfjeramos, Del Valle, Lopez.
etc, entire los polfticos, le sgregaremos 10
mas granada del comercio, de las escuelss de
los taleres. EstAn allf los unos porque fue-
ron hechos prisioneros en- aguno de nuestros
rsvorosos campos de batalla; los otros porque,
militsr depusieron las armas; muchos .por
que sin tomar parte en- Ia revolucion. pu-
dieron satisfacer contrfbuciones de guerra cal
culadas para arruinaies..
Luego, hablando de la reyoluci6n:
....<La guerra dura cerca de Is meses.
En- los campos de batala han caido tantos
HON bres de valfa, tantos HON bres de tsleDto,
Que 30 lsta llena Columns de diarios. En- las
cfudades, las antoridades Sc han encsrgado de
colmar las carceles con cuanto liberal han
eucontrado, y 10 han hecho de tai suerte, que
lk mortaldad de los presos polfticos CORE pa
rejas con la de los campamentos militsres.,
Enseguida, sobrs la situaci6n nnanciera,
concluye diciendo:
....<En cambio entire Ell papel moneda CO.
iombiano ell esta al dos mil por ciento, la
escasez de existencfas de pfoductOs manu-
facturas es tremends, la carestfa de la vida
fant6stica -
Como curiosidad publicamos & continua-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
Noticias de Lares

Sc ha visto en Is semana anterior en- la
Corte de Justicfa de Arecibo. el juicio oral de
Ia cause que SO sgue este juzgado munich
pal por aggression la autoridad local Al acto
asistf0 bastante concnrrencfa, todavfa no SO
conocen los resultados de la sentencia que Sc
halla dictado en- la ameritada causa.
La presidencia de la Junt2 local de SAM.
dad ha hecho circular por la pobIaci6n. las
Il timas dsposciones de Ia superior del Ramo.
FL ssbado 20 del actual llovi6 mucho en-
esta poolacion, COZ grandes tronadas. El
vfento qae acompa16 Ia lluvia fue de Sud
N0rte No Sc tienen noticias de que halla
o,urrido desgracia alguna personal.
Sc encuentran vacantes en- esta munich
palfdad dos escueas. Una grad aada de nj
fias otra de ing'es. Es muy convenience que
Sc provean cuanto antes de dichos pianteIes
de ense efianza.
Hasta la fecha no Sc ha provisto una pia-
"a de Inspector de Ssuidad dotada con 600
dollars, que existe vacante en- este distrito
Esperamos SO anuncie nuevamente dicho
destino.
El martes pasado 81 Sc sintf6 IN pequefio
tembior de TERRA.
Hsmos lefdo una hoja impresa que Sc ha
fepartido al vecindario por ell abogado don
Salvador Picornell notarto &c este pueblo, ell
que tene sns 6rdenes al active escribano
don Pedro Curet. Ofrece ell primero sus SER
viefos al vecindario. en- la caIle de Vilea,
frente al tenn plo cat6cc.
Los vecfnos CaDuto Oevarrfa Eusebio
Molina. que fueron procesados en- ell iuzgado
municipal de ests pobaci6n. Sc les ha enviado
por ruta la capital de Ia fsla q extinguir las
condemns que les fueron mpuestas.
Sc encuenfra rheior de Ia enfermedad que
le retiene en- CANA, ell apreciable propietario
don Bernabe Pol.
Segdn nos hemos enterado ests en- proyec.
to para efectuarse ell sAbado q de Novienbre
entrante, velada fnfantfl.
Sc ha repartido por la Jnnta de Sanidad
de este pueblo, un reglamento que contiene
disposiciones sobre higiene
Hemos tentdo ell gusto de YER por este pue-
bio al apreciado joven don Jose MILAN, hernia
no del sefor alcalde de Hatillo don Ramon.
La comp fiia de Fantoches Marionetes,
Que dirige Ell sefior Vargas. df6 en- Ia noche del
~ una variada funci6n. Acudi6 bastante con-
currencia.
Sgue animado ell mercado con motive de
"a cosecha; Sc vende ell cafe seco diez dollars
fanega
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
GUAYANILLA

E ayuntamiento dispone ell derribn de una
casa de Ia succession Stella, por ell estado ruino-
so en- que Sc haia.
Sc ha fnstalado uns casets para autousfas
en- Ell cementerio catolico. Este ha sido en-
sanchado dltimamente.
La hygiene pdbica nada deia que desear
en- Guayanilla. La limpieza mas absolute Sc
observa en- los establecimIentes pdbifcos, ca
lies, patfos, etc., etc.
La vfgtlancia nocturna de Ia p,'fcfa iusu-
lar es muy dedciente. So.amente IN guardfa
vigiIa 10 pobIaci6n durante las atlas horas de
10 noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
Manifestations poIlticas

Playa de Ponce, Octubre IS de 1901
Sofior Director de LA DEMoCRAcIA.
Csguas.
Muy sefor INFO:
He 6gurado hasta hoy como soidado de f.
las del partido republfcano: pero no estando
conforme con los procedfmientos segufdos por
este, lie suplfco usted haga constar 81 es-
timado peri61ico que desde esta fecha me de-
clero independents.
De usted alto. s. s.,
Santos Dfos.
Playa de Ponce 81 de O:tubre de 1901.
Senior Director de La DEMoCRAcfA.
Caguas.
Muy esttmado sefior: He pertenecido has
Ia hoy al partido republicano, al cual df mi
to en- las 1'timas elecciones.
No estoy conforme con Ia marcha due ST.
que ese partiio, en- donde Inn pera la 10 justicls,
y en- donde hay eiementos que quieren
drar & la som bra del desorden; por tanto
separo Embellishments de la referida co'ecttvi-
dad. 8 ingreso en- ell partido federal. que es ell
partido del patriotismo de la bnena f6.
De usted alto. .. Q. correligionarIo q. b.
m,
Juan Segarra , Montalvo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
NUEVO AVOCADO

Con ell honroso titulo de doctor en- 1eyes
debe llegar hoy San Juan por vapor <PonceS
don Gabriel Guerra, distiDguido correiigiona-
~fio amigo nuestro.
Este joven en- POGO item po hs hecho Ia ca
rrera obteniendo el hltimo grado en- iarisprC-
dencta.
Es un puertorriaueno estudinso de ia
iento. cuyas cualidades Sc une su acendrado
amor al terru1o.
LA DEMocRAc1A lie felicita por su triun-
70 II saiuda en- su arribo al pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-31
HUESPEDES

Lista de los huespedes pasajeros del Ho-
fit AURORA
Don MarceIino SolS, don Salvador Sols, don
Carlos Atiles, don Ramon Cadiz, don taureano
Rodriguez doL Mariana Abril. don Luis Ro-
driguez Cabrera, don Roman B'snco.
Aurora Marin.
Propietaria.