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Entries at Aaneduct.
AarEDUcT, April ls-Entries for Monday

AQt EDUCT, April Is-Entries for Mondays
races:
First race-For our-year-ods and upward
five furloHgs -Andebis. 9s Obliged. o.; Kerry
Lady, lOl; Nanitoban, 1O6; Judge Tarvin, Ill
Inshot 100; Rising Sun. IO5; Himself. 1Osi
Shark. l05; Her Ladyship. Maple. iO1; Judge
wardell I04: Songster, 106; L0iter, 102; Bount-
eous. lOS; Gertrude Elliott, s.; Sweepstakes, SO;
Leedsville. jos.
SECOND race-For two-year-olds; four and one
half furlongs-Flint Lock, 195; Cheatem, no;
Merry Hours 1oS: Easy street. 1l2; Sir Tom
Fiddler Osnan Digna. los; SedtiOn, 10l; Alig'iTy,
lO5; Tout, 1ll Singing Nyuph, l0l; Lady Handy,
f07; Boylike. 90; Optional, lt5; Fonsoiues, 1o5
Eaualize l0G; The Hartford 80; Piccaninny. l0l.
Third race-For tllree-year -olds; five and one
hall furlongs Lady Psdden, Councilman Tom.
lal; Pleasant Sail I07; Protegee 99; Millionaire.
Jkey Diddy. 40: Yorkshire Boy 106; Manga. 10o;
Maiden l07; Annu, 80; All Saints l03; st.
David I04; The Rogue l0o; Punctual, rs; Fres-
nal 1O3; Inshot, Ill.
olds and upward; seven furongs-IntTusive. l2o;
Heliobas. l24; Motley. 10; Charentus, Sidney
Lucas. Il6: Gold Fox, 105; King Brainble, ia;
HespeT no. Pupil 1oe lanloe 49, s Rsb.rt 81 fi9a Wa5
dell, 30; Belle of Lexington, los; SIR tloriAn'
l03 Isa Outlander, 100.
Firth race-For our-year-olds and upward ;
seven furlongs-Pi Piederich So; Bean. %; Wait
Not 12l: Trvshena. 113; Mc(iranthiana Prince,
10; Judge Taryin, 1l5; Margarviate. 100: Blue
away. Il3; Radford, ll9; Buffoon, no. fiaxspih-
ner. u.s. The Golden Prince. 90; The Chamber
lain IA: Ten Candles. 1S3; Kinghrook, 30; AMI
mostly. %; Scurry, 10i; Curtsey, SO: Ginkl, 9l'
Warm Jog.
Sixth race-For two-year-olds; four and one
half furlongs.-CheateIn, los; Golden cottage
M. sombre lo5; William H., Ill; Margie ,,
Orrissa. Dixie Queen. 1o5; The Hoyden; llS;
shandonheld. Far Cry. l0S; octoroon. Essene;
l05; Playlike, los; Silver Twist, Ieo; Carroll
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I'm uIUclSy y Thrice utb b-l'DuF Horses
Fall Over the Jumps--a 30 t. 1
Shot in FroBt-Moor Establishes "a
Track Record for seven FurIongs.
The largest crowd ever gathered at
Benning was at the track yesterday, and
by the time the bell rang calling the
horses together for the first race there
were fully 1900 persons on The grounds
They filled the grandstand and lawns and
in the pavilion were packed almost as
close as sardines 1t was a good-natured
crowd, too. All the jostling, pushing and
erowding was taken good-naturedly and as
a matter of course under the conditions.
The sport was good in every sense of the
word and the whole card of seven races
was run off without a hitch.
The day VIII long be remembered by
the talent, as they got a drubbing that
they viii not forget for many a day.
Seven fayorites went down in rapid sue
cession and the bookmakers have bank
rolls large enough to retire on. Many
have superstition that l3 is an unlucky
number. and to the multitude yesterday
the 18th Of April, the closing day at Ben
ming, certainly proved unlucky. Those
who came away from the track with
money must have been either bookmakers
or pikers, the latter usually playing the
long shots
or course. the chief feature OF the day
WIS the Benning Handicap, in which
many Of the best horses at the track were
entered. and while the field was reduced by
withdrawals, there was class enough left
10 make IL interesting On form Sidney
Lucas and First Whip shared betting
honors the former going TO the post with
. 10 against him, and the latter a point
better, at 2iz TO I. Racing furnishes many
surprises, and this race was no exception
for the winner turned up in Moor the out
slider in the betting. He had a great pun
IN the weights and that shows the fallacy
Of treating three-year-olds so IenientIy
With 100 pounds up he hung up new rec
ord for the distance. going the route In
q I-5. four-fifths lower than the time
made By Iindula, Kinnikinic, or Passaic
He was "a good horse yesterday and is en-
utled 10 all the honorg Of a first-ciass per.
formance.
Another feature % the dag was tn
Hunters SteepIechase, at Two and one-hal
miles and better race could not be seen
It was Won by outsider. though wha
might have happened had the favorite no
fallen IL another story.
The racing began promptly at .:
O'Clock, with a hurdle handicap at q mil
and a half over six flights of hurdle.
Charawind opened at even money, closin
at : to 10. Dranghtsnan was next in d
Inand st To /. The race was a chapter
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oe; eive NI. s.. Blua. 80 Doyle Plead. los:

JOG; Give All. St Bluff. Jack Doyle, Plead, 1os
About 10l; Pirates Queeu, 80.
Third race-For fwo-year-olts; three and one
half furlongs.--Sfiss Faustis, AFlestn B.. Hood
wink Gracchi Blaze Band NiHibie Down, Edna
Kenner, Miss Brannon. Don't You Dare, johanna
D.. 107.
Fourth race-For four-y year-olds and upward;
one miIe.-The Conqueror II. III; Papa Harry
I07; BOhul 100: Louisville. 100: Thurles I0i; ".
J. De Boe. 81 Leo Newell ss.
Fifth race-For tw0-yetr-olds four and one
half flIrlongs. HAYDN, 107; Rud Hynicka. 1o5;
Bridge. Tom Wallace, JOB; Man 90; Pernasslls. 96
Sixth raee-For fo6ryear-o3ds and upward !;
selling: one and one-sixteenth miles.-StrausesL
fGs; Tobe Paine Annowan, Chancery. l0i; False
Lead George Lee lO4; Maj. Mansir. Kentucky
Babe IGS FrangibIe I0I; Hoods Brigade,
lydia o.
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Entries Mt Newport.

NEWPORT, April l3.-Entries for Monday 5
races:
First race-Two-year and upward; sell
ing; four and one-half furlongs.-Badger. l0s;
The Esmond. Miss Blarney, 105; Baecie, Ardita,
10s
Second race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling: one and one-Guarter miles.-kenoVa. u;
Sacapa 80; Tammany Chief. %; Our Nellie, 100;
Uhers. lO2; Pancharm, 100; Heroies, Albert
Vale. I05.
Third race-For three-y -year-olds and upward;
Chickasaw Club Handicap; one and one-SiXteenth
miIes-Picador 92; Wild Pirate. 90; ohnet, 100;
Caviar los: The Unknown. ll2.
Fourth raee-Memphis stake; for two-ye2r-oidS;
five furlongs-Autumn Leaves. 100; Nyeth, Abe
Frank lGs. Ed Austin H. @. C. Bennetts entry;
Bra1nigan Dave Sommers, Wain,a-Moinen, rs;
Chas. W Meyer, 12l.
Fifth -steeplechase; about one and one one
quarter miles, ZaHboanga, 125; Coley, l-e;
Terry Ranger. 1872; Daryl II5, Basic l32- Mclean ;
entry; Don Clarencio, l32; Zufallig. 1SJ; Violet
Parsons 1856; Bristoe. 1S7 Joe Bell 40; saliust
14g Pnpulist 140 Maloney's entry; lsen. DO
sixth race-For feur-year-olds and upward; :;
selling: one mile-Eleven Bells, 90; Donsie,
Wejdeman. The Jefferson 100; Acusirla. Dieu-
donnc. lo2: Bequeath. 1oi; Swordsman lO5; Col
GAY. IO7; Joe Doughty, ll5.
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Results ut Memphis.

MEMPHIS April 1S.-Results of today's races;
track slow:
First race-For two-year-ods; selling four and
one-half iurlongs. Lady Bird q. Woods, even
won; Tom Wallace (Cochran), . to l. second; Ber
Hampstead (M. HID, 10 TO /, third. Time,
0.jsA.
Second raee-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs.-Alex Pearson (Miller).
To l. won; Downward Cochran, to !. second
Meyra Morella (Coburn), I to s. third Time,
1:l7R.
Third race-For four-year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile and seventy yards. Marguerite
Hageman (Rans0m), to l, wen; Lee King
Cochran 3 10 J. second; Annowan (SewcoM),
20 to l. third Time l:isA.
Fourth racc-One mile. Brigade (Cochran).
to 3. won; The Unknown (Coburr). even, second.
Time :43 Only two starters
Fifth race--Cotton steeplechase. for f0ur-year-
oIds and upward; about two miles. saIlust (EI-
lison) to s. won; Isen (Eierting) to J. sec
ond Tonto q. Johnson), to /. third. Time,
+:4O.
Sixth raoe-For three-year-olds and upward
selling; six furlougs Fred Hessig q. Weods),
to ., won; High ,Iinks (Winkfeld). 4 10 l.
second; Pirates Queen (Cochran), to l. third.
Time. l:lGA
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WHY IT CURES MEN.
Why the Frighul Tension of Structure Dissolved Like Snow
Beneath the Sun-N FIFTEEN DAYS.
Why Weak Men Are Restored by the Magic St James Treatment
Applied Locally and Directly to the Affected Parts.

TO IRRITATE THE MEMBRANE No
INTERNAL DRUGGING TO RUIN THE
STOMACH. The ST. James treatment ls
local. direct. and positive
The st. james treatment r. prenared In
the form OF cray0ns. very narrow smooth
flexible and wholly soluble which ar in
serted into the water passage al ufQhf
where they dissolve and deposit the rnesIi-
cation IN It's fun strength upon the Pros
tate Gland. contracting and sfrenet hauffser
the ducts and FOREVER SToPPT~E
DRAINS AND EMISSIONS. and curfnx
while the ftsffauf ef.r--,. - ~--'@s'e =
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Entries at MenipIiIs.

MEMPHIS April l3.-Entries for Mondays
races:
First mce-For four year-oids and upward; five
furlongs. .-sevoy. 116; Alberta. Joe Martin, us;
Rival Dare Ill: Triaditza. 100; MeLaren. l07'
incandescent Lucille Bramble. i06; Carrie Davis,
106; Rance 165; Zaza, Emma NJ. 1GS: Money
muss, 9s; KFewer. SO; Little Pepper. 95; Maud
BEDDING. 81 Educate. 80.
Second race-For three-year-Oids and upward;
selling; mile.-simmonswald. Aim, Sanro,
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Exclusion of American Beef.

Secretary Wilson, when discussing the
order of the British War Office excluding
the use of American beef in the British
army. said yesterday that he had re-
ceived a number of letters from packers
and other interested concerns requesting
his intervention and assistance in the re-
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Naricoceie.

Naricoceie il an accumulation 81 si.e~f.h
blood In the veins % the scrofrtna -.
solely 20 Imperfect circulation ana 49,.
It's origin IN a diseased an1 torpid Pres
tate Gland Operations I'm this disease a.,
only temporary. and no mechanlcai devfc.
yet discovered has cured q single ca.
Grau-Soivcnt heals the Prostate and -
stores healthy circulation FaricOceI- dis-
appears and the sluggish Accumulated, A.
replaced by pure. healthy. rcd olood
Thousands OF men stricfurcd weak
wasting and despondenf were cured ana
restored by the ST James method lass
year. vast army % men IN whom the
light OF life has penetrated the Fearful
nightmare Of structure and seminal decay
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nal treatment which must pass through
the stomach and urine before ~ reaches
the seat OF disease. The seminal ducts
project into the urethrai canal through
the Prostate Gland. and are easily
reached By LOCAL TREATMENT.
DR.. Cartsr's Gran Solvent" soluble
Bougies viii dissolve. digest. and forever
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We answer the
questions briefly. IL
you cut an artery
In yOor arm you DO
1ot take internal
medicine 10 stop
the flow of blood.
YOU USE LOCAL
APPLICATIONS.
Similarly when the
urethrai ducts be-
come weakened and
relaxed it is ridicu-
lOus 70 take inter-
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Direct all your orders for Heurichs Mserzen
or Senate Beers in bottles 20 the Arlington Bot
Ting Co.. phone West 81
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D. CO. FREE
. -
secure Mrapn In in .nnepaid
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Ureihral Structure

In Is days. without pain. injury. cr iucoa-
venieuce. The bougies are inserted AZ
night and act while you sleep. Gran
Solvent removes eysry symptom OF stric-
ture leaving the canal ~ healthy ss when
nature formed ft. No BRUTAL CUT
TING OR DII.ATISG. No INJECTIONS
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AN EVBNFFUL CLOSING DAY
Seven FaYofites Beaten TO the SOr
row of the Talent.

An Unlucky ThirtcentL-Four Horses
Fail Over the Jumps-A 30 t. 1
Shot in FroBt-aoor Establishes n
Track Record for seven FurIongs.
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First race-Hurdle handicap, for -year-olds
and upward one and one-half miles Could
thennedy), 80 to ! and to J. won: Earn
Connolly. IL to and TO l. second; DrsuVhts-
Iran tBraziD. 10 / and even third Time.
2;52 S-5. CoBHover and Cilarawind also ran
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Beautiful Hamburg Edgings. 0lc
u. inches wide; worth SC a yard.
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Third race-Hunfer's Ssesplechase. fsr four
year-0ds and upward. two and ene-haf miles
Last Chord (treen5 . 20 / and u s. won.
Quicksilver tConnolly), - to l and 3 70 4 see
onid; Self Protection (Nlr Pase1 : 10 ! aud
70 l. third Time. Sis. Emory la the Pus5
and Eophonc also ran
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Fourth rsce-Bcuning. Handicap. for three
year-olds and upward; seven furlongs. Moor
d-andry), 10 ! and TO ], won tAisike (Bren-
nan), TO / and even. second; Sidney Bucas
fanduzen). to l and 20 .. third. Time.
I;2s 10. Lexington Pirate, Fir.t Whip, and
Magic Light also ran.
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In the Push and Eophone fell Alter Eorhoue
took croppef. Quicksilver went To the front and
looked ali over winner. However. Last Chord
had iust a little left. and when il came 20
running on the fat he outfo0ted Quicksilver and
won a good ruce-after looking at one time ss
II hOpelessly heaten.
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Women's Plain White Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs; SC val 04e
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French Torchon Lace and Inserting;
3is inches wide; regular price, &c
l0c n ward --.-.-.---...-.....--... -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
ESTADOS UNlDOS

En- un banquete ofrecido Estrada Palma
y Maximo Gomez antenoche, ambos declara-
ron que estan compietamente identifcados en-
manera de pensar sobre Cuba.
Quieren la Immediate independence de IA
isa, sin mas trabas que los compromises acor-
dados por la Convention.
Ademas dijeron que ST los cubanos no de-
mostraban aptitudes para Ell gobierno propio,
deberfa venir la interyencion americana ane-
xiOnarse entOnces la isla.
La prensa de Washington trae artfculos
relatani0 las distinciones agasaios con que
constantemente son obseq uiados eli general
cubano Maximo Gomez ell ex presidente de la
antigua Junta reyoiucionaria senior Estrada
Palma
-Ha muerto en- Nueva York ell conocido
sportmd1t Pierre FL. Loriiard, vencedor en- nu-
merosos juegos ateticos.
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Ii inVGntO de mistress A!ban

Fl feminismo norteamericano triunfa en-
toda la lfnea
Spgun nos inf0rma el xNew York Herald, ,
cierta sedora Al ban que ha obtenido todos los
diplomas Universitarios que eJerce la profe-
sion de ingenero electricista, ACADIA de inven-
tar NADIA menos que una nueva maquina ex-
plosiva.
A decir verdad, la idea sf no pertenece
4 mistress Alban, sino IN Official ame ericano,
Ell captain Wemyss Just
Sin embargo, parece que ell torpedo de Mr.
Wemyss Just no funcionaba de modo sa-
tisfactoro LIE faltabs algo para apa-
ratio destructor de yerdad,
Entonces apareci6 en- escena la sei1ora A.
ban, prov.sta de sus diplomas certifcsdcs.
Como es natural, dada su ciencia, tardo en-
observar los defectos de que adolecfa el torpe-
do del pit5n Wenyss.
Corregidos los primitivos pianos, ell nuevo
apaFato funciono perfectamente, al decir del
<HeraldS, causando Ia admiration de la iunta
t6cnica que presencio las experiencias.
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Nal tempo

En- las antillas ha cesado completamente
los yientos huracanados que azotaron ell saba
do la sla de Saint kits llegando su normali-
dad la temperature.
Sc da por seguro que al sur de aquella isla
paso IN huracan de aiguna volencia causando
danos d g consideration.
El tornado al oeste de Puerto Rico Sc des-
pidi6 hacia Ia parte norte de la repGblica do
mfnicana. pasando cerca dc 81 costa perdien-
dose en- el golfo.
Anuncian de Trinidad que, la vez Que
azotaban fuertes vientos huracanados algunas
isas de Bariovanto sinti6ronse en- las situaaas
mas a mediodla conmocones terraqueas de
poca intensdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10
PONCE
n OTECEAS EDHE EgrEA

In tiernO nifo de nuestro buen amigo don
Julio Rosich, Sc encuentra enfermo de cuida-
do
Hacemos yotos por la salud del tlerno in
fante.
A consecuenca de las lluYas del domingo
nltimo ell tren de Yauco lego esta ciudad con
alg1n retraso.
va esta restablecido en- su saud nuestro
amigo don Rafael Subira, 10 que ceebramos.
El sabado contraieron matrimonio en- Yau-
co ID distnguida senorita Clara Antoamattei
el aprecable joyen ponceno amigo nuestro
don Ernesto Moringlane.
Concluida la ceremonial nupcial, la feiS
pareja Sc trasiaGo ests ciudad, donde ha f.
iado su residencia.
Dicha sin lfmites deseamos los contra
yentes.
Sc dice con insistencia que el senior Cheva-
lier cesara en- el cargo de acalde de esta ciu-
dad.
I'm peri6dico de Paris publica ell retrato
de nuestro con- patricia don Francisco ?. Cor
tes, artlculo encomiastico sobre sus con-
dicione5 &c pianista compositor
Sc susurra que sera nombrado alcade de
ests ciudad, en- sustituci6n del seIor Cheva-
lier, don Emilio Cortada.
bramiepto de don Nemesio Ventura, para ese
puesto.
don Olegario Rodriguez, vecino de la
Gale de la Victoria, le robaron ell lunes va
rias prendas.
E ladron fracture unasde las puertas de
Ia casa
La policfa tiene conocimiento del hecho
Ell martes tambien robaron los ladrones
todo el dtrezzo un indiyiduo que vive en- la
calle del Leon.
500 ascierde Ell ndmero de conpatriotas
cue EN- mbarcaran el Il del actual con direction
Cuba en- calidad de emigraDtes.
nona Juana Angul yiuda de Moret, y su
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EscueIas proyistas

En Sabana Grande Sc han provsto las es-
cuelas vacantas, iodicando al C0misionado
de Educaci6n los siguientes profesores para su
nombramiento.
Mr.. Horace o. Wells, don Modesto Corde-
ro Rodriguez, don Santiago Negr6n, don Jose
Gai1anes, dcna Carmen Vera de Ortiz don
EladIo Velez Espada, oon Jaeinto Garcia, sc.
norita Angela Maria Franco. senofita Aurora
M, Rivera, senorita Bianca Rosa Rodriguez
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e 80
NabTA5 asgsss g;4s RR Egg

Julio O.
Anoche hubo muy poca concurrencia en-
la retrets. Mnchas familias crefan que esta-
ba transferida para ell dfa de costumbre
La banda ocupa el lado opuesto en- que
Sc cOCcaba aDtes.
Hoy discuti6 en- ell ayuntamiento Ell pre-
supuesto municipal.
Los pasajes para ir los Estados Unidos
por el vapor americana sSan JuanS Sc agota-
ron, quedandose agunas personals sin poder
hacer enbarque
Para suplente de juez de la Corte de poll
cfa del Corozal ha sido nombrado don Justine
Crespo
LA DENocRAc1A Sc haya de venta en- la
caile de san Francisco no So agencia de Jose
Labrador.
Hoy han recorrtdo las GALES grupos de
obreros de los que trabajan cargo de obras
phblfcas, en- el ensanche de Ia capital sea
la prolongacion de la Gale de la Forta eza
Sc dice que adn no le han sido abonados los
haberes del pasado mes de JUNO.
Muchos empleados han lido hoy despe~
dir Mr.. Hollander, en- ell momento de su
embarque.
Aver tarde pas6 la carce de Puerta de
TERRA Juian Andino, acusado de violar una
nina
Ei Lcdo Daz Navarro SO ha becho cargo
de su defensa.
Andino alega que es inocente.
Pronto Sc abriri en- esta capital Ell abono
para la temporada que anuncia Roncoroni.
Muchfsimas familias ordenan que Sc les
opunten localidades
Hoy las de la tarde saiio para los Es-
tadoS Unidos ell vapor SSan Juan1
Los kioskos de la fiesta contindan en- las
pazas, parece que esperan otro jolgorto
El nuevo arrendo del teatro 10 ha hecho |
81 dstinguido arti5ta don Arturo Igaravidez. |
Anoche tovo lugar en Manatf una gran |
iesta con notiyo de haber entregado Gle |
nente Ramirez rosa de orc en- premio de |
III composition Patria.
E correo de Mayagtez esta llegando esta
,iudad con un dfa de retrazo por las grandes
'recientes de estos ultmos dlas.
Siguen llegando mas profesores de la isla
,ara asistir las classes de la normal
Muy pocos seran los que no vengan elias
Don Juan Monclova, que estaba acusado |
lei rapto de una joven tu6 absuelta por ell
tribunal del Distrito, esta muy agradecido
g oriilante defensa que le bizo el dstinguido |
urisconsulto don Hermino Dfaz Navarro.
Hoy ha entrado en- ell puerto ell balsndro !
Ala Blancas, que sufr6 averfas causa del
nal tempo. Lo remolc6 ell vapor <vasco> des.
e mar afuera.
El cinematografo Lumiere, anoche df6 su
ercera exhibition. Este aparato es uno de
os mas perfectos que han visitado la isla.
Sus vistas tienen los movimientos one |
os demas cinemat6grafos que Sc han yisto
quf
E. jueves darAn coUlieuzo en- Cataf1o las
tas del Carmen. Habra regatas, pao en-
ebado otras diverciones.
Ell alcalde de Guayama esta en- esta capt.
II hacen varios dfas.
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sellorita hija Paquita, han trasladado su resi-
dencia Cayey, donde continuara sus estudios
la senorita Moret para ingresar en- ell Magiste-
rio.
Anheamos que obtepga buen suceso.
Ell lunes iDgres6 en- la carcel IN individuo
que peg6 brutamente una mujer, en- 81 inge-
MO Cano Verde.
En- la noche del lunes pasearon caballo
en- lucida cabalgata algunas senoritas y i0ve-
nes de nuestra socedad
u a fuerte escandalo reuni6 gran n1mero
de curosos eD la cae de la Luna.
Fue promovido por sujeto que castga-
ba cruelmente con IN bast6n una muier.
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Mantle estacion

Maunabo de Julio 1901.
Se0or Director de LA DEMoCRACIA
Caguas.
Muy se7or. mfo amigo Habiendome af
liado al partido republicano Ell de Dicem-
brs del afo pasado, yisto 10 POGO satsfacto-
ria a po ftca que ha seguido, me separo para
sompre de e, quedandome independents.
Sap'fcole Ia inserci6n digno peri6di
Co.
Me repito su afmo. s s.
Juan Francisco Santiago
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-10

stuao ell punto mas etooo comal de dicha
comodas = ~ oA0"n oon' AAf
esoe comida
que
Mlba,
enojosas - -7Ota' s1o ies0s@-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-17
Special
January Sale.

In order to keep up the holiday pace, we
we will offer special inducements in the
different lines during the month of Janu-
uary. Everything in the line of staple
goods will be sold at 10 per cent. below
the regular price, and everything in heavy
woolen goods, such as blankets, ladies'
and misses cloaks and furs, beaver shawls,
mems fur overcoats and ulsters will go at
a reduction of Is per cent. to SO per cent.
weather for the six weeks
clothing
extraordinary Thanking liberia
in he past, ! am truly,
j. E. HENDRA.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-17
Prot. Louis \. Hepburn,

of Hepburn Bros Dancing Academy
milwaukee,, camc here ON last Friday
according to announcement, \ so
cial dance was held at the Masonic
Temple, aud n sufficient number OF
names secured to warrant the orgaui-
zation of a dancing school in Mineral
Point, He will be here again tomor-
row, Friday evening, when he will
give his first lesson in dancing, at the
Temple from to 9 O'Clock. No spec
tators during lesson hours. There
will be a social dance from 9l5 to T..
Tickets can be obtained at Eastman
& Meserole's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-17

Go to A. f Dresden for everything
in the line of Musical Instruments.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-17

Gutteustein, of Mineral Point, his
high bred 5-year-old stallion, H. W.,
by Patchen Wilkes, sire of Joe
Patchen. This is one of the most
promising horses in the country, aud
it is undertood brought pretty high
figure. At the same time Mr.. Ross
sold to the same purchaser, Albert
Athens 4-year-old Pete, by ladmus
Wilkes"
The Democrat blundered last week,
in publishing, without proper inspec-
tion, some items from Pecatonica.
We supposed that they were written
by our regular correspondent, and on
that account did not scrutinize them
closely. We are sorry that they APP
peared and will try to avoid like mis-
takes in the future.
Alfred Jones, Il years of age, OF
the town of Ridgeway, lost his left
hand in the cogs of n teedmill,
Miss Julia Mullen has gone to visit
friends in Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. 7. W. English and daughter
of Baraboo are here visiting relatives
and friends.
MIR. Richard Correll, whose left arm
was taken off by corn shredder on