davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-16

Mr.. FL. A. Peacock, of EIlaville, was
among others from that little city here
yesterday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-16

Will Allen has returned here from
Montgomery, where he went recently,
and has accepted position at Wheat
ley & Ansley's store.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-05

ty. in health and in sickness. He will
sleep on the cold ground where the
wintry winds blow and the snow drives
tiercely. He will kiss the hand that has
no food to offer. He VII! guard the sleep
of his pauper master as If he were a
prince. When any other friends desert.
he remains. When riches take wings ana
reputation falls to pieces. he is as con-
stant in his love as the sun in its jour
neys through the heavens. If fortune
drives the master forth an Outcast in the
world. friend!ess and homeless. the faith
full dog asks no higher privilege than
that OF accompanying him. to guard him
against danger. to fight against his enc
mics. And when the last scene of all
comes, and dea \ takes the master in its
embrace. and his body is laid away in tn,
cold ground, no matter if all othe.
friends pursue their way. there by the
graveside will the noble dog be f6ahd (
his head bet ween his paws his eyes sad.
but open in alert watchfu,ncss. fa,thfNl
and true even in death. Y "
Then Vest sat down. He had sao!ensin
a low voice. without a gesture He made
no reference to the evile:,te of the merits
of the case. When he finished the judge
and jury were wiping their eyes. The,
jury filed out ara soon returned With
verdict in favor. of the plaintiff for, $500.
He had sued for $500 1t is even said that
some Of the jurors wanted to hang the
defenda Mt Nashville American. =
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-05
A Mark for Magicians.

Il have the vaudeville habit" said a
difffdent. mild man. Every week you
may see me. beaming, in a box at some
vaudeville performance, but 1 tremble
with fear when see by my program that
a magician is to come on. For my nature
is retiring; 1 love to blush unseen; hut
magicians invariably single me out and
make me help them in their tricks. Last
week. for instance, stood in the front of
my box for quite two minutes, holding
at arms length a huge paper bag con-
tanning an egg. My hand and wrist
looked extremely red and bony; the
thought that the audience was regarding
their ugliness filled me with shame. Yes
terday female magician at this theater
made tea out Of sand and began to pass
it around TO assure the Audience of its
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-05
Oldest Observatory.

1t seems possible that the vatican may
claim to have possessed the ,rfirst
European observatory, says the British
Journal of Photography. In 1852 e. a
tower was built at the vatican for OBJ
serving the heavens, ard. according to
Crescent. who wrote an important
work on astronomy. Pope Gregory XIII
was the person to whom is due the credit
OF having built it. Probably the work
swas undertaken in connection with the
reform of the he-calendar.-~-This. fact is but
little known, and 1888 is usually sup
posed to be the date of the founding Of
the observatory. It is said that a short
time ago "a ric.l American offered to
present the vatican with giant tele-
scope" and that the instrument will be
even larger than that shown at the
Paris exhibition.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-05
VEST ON THE DOG.
The Famous Senator's Tribute to the
Faithful Animal


One of the most eloquent tributes ever
paid to the dog was delivered by Sena-
tor Vest of Missouri some years ago. He
was attending court in a country town,
and while waiting for the trisl of a case
in which he was interested he was urged
by the attorneys in dog case to help
them. He was paid fee of SIS by the
plaintiff. Voluminous evidence was in
troduced to show that the defendant had
shot the dog in malice, while other evil
dence went to show that the dog had at
tackled the defendant. Vest took no part
in the trial and was not disposed to
speak. The attorneys. however. urged
him make a speech else their client
would not think he had earned his fee
Being thus urged. he arose, scanned the
face o. each juryman for moment, and
said:
Gentlemen Of the jury. the best friend
a man has in the world may turn against
him and become his enemy. His son or
daughter that he has reared with loving
care may prove ungrateful. Those who
are nearest and dearest to us, those
whom we trust with our happiness and
our good name, may become traitors to
their faith. The money that a man has
he may lose. 1t flies away from him, per-
haps, when he needs it most. mans
reputation may be sacrificed in a moment
of ill-considered action. The people who
are prone to fall ON their knees to do us
honor when success Is with US may he the
first to throw the stone Of malice when
failure settles it's cloud upon our heads.
The one absolutely unselfsh friend that
anan, can have in this selfish world. the
| one that never proves ungrateful OF
| treacherous, is his dog. A mans dog
stands by him in prosperity and In pover-
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-05

reality. Would she tackle me? I drew
back in the shadow. but her eye caught
mine somehow, and she advanced to the
box rail from the stage, extending her
tray. Please try my tea, sir. she said.
and grinned awkwardly and took one of
the cups. In full view Of the audience I
drank it, and felt like a Dol. Hang these
magicians. l say. I don't go to the the
ater to make an embarrassed ass of my
se.f in helping them to earn their pay
Philadelphia Record.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-05
Militia Must Move.

A recommendation of the library COM
nittee that the militia be notified to re-
move its guns and other equipments
from the basement of the library build
ing was carried.
The clerk was instructed to notify the
railroad companies to station f1agmen at
the following points: Utah avenue cross
ing of Great Northern, Wyoming cross
ing of b.. A. & p. and B.. A. & p. cross
lngs of Montana street. Maryland ave-
nue. and Main street, at Warren avenue
and Jefferson street, Warren avenue and
Madison, Garden avenue and Madison
and Shields avenue and Madison.
Council bill No 50, requiring license of
parties peddling goods in wagons, was
introduced and referred to the judiciary
committee.
Council bill No. s6. requiring licenses of
clairvoyants. mediums. palmists and
fortune tellers was read and referred to
the Judiciary committee.
Council bill No. 81. to prevent and pun
lsh the removal or mutilation of health
office placards. was read and referred.
Location of Poles.
Council bill No. SO, bill to determine
points of loca ton of all poes herea fter
erected in the streets and alleys, was
read and referred.
A petition from the Banner Employ-
ment agency to conduct an agency, was
referred Ito the license committee.
A petition from Henry Redda for re-
bate of his taxes amounting to .$2s 45
was placed on file
A petition from ]. p. Campoau for a
rebate Of special taxes was referred to
the Judiciary committee.
r,,.~.
for a rebate of the 10 per cent penalty
on taxes against Butte Lodge No. II of
the Good Templars was referred to the
judiciary committee.
The claim Of Rod Nichol of s6s for ar
,ticles injured by the fumigation of his
cabin was filed as not being verified.
A petition for the erection of ONE
story frame building on the south side
of East Broadway east of Arizona from
Elizabeth A. Morrison was referred +.
the fire committee. W.
A petition for the extension of water
mains on Virginia street was referred to
the same committee. A petition for
fire plug in the MacParland addition was
referred to the same committee.
Referred TO Committee,
A petition for permission to connect
WIN sanitary sewer at Albert and War
rem avenues. where it is proposed to
erect an Episcopal rectory, was referred
to the sewer committee
Several petitions for arc lights wer
referred to the light committee.
A petition for the extension of Galena
alley from the rear Of the Clark build
ing to the rear Of the Main street stores
and thence south to Galena street, was
fe1erred to the street and alley commit
tee.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-05

Housekeeper-I don't see why aAbig,
able bodied man like you should be beg
ging for living.
Tramp-To tell yeh tn truth, mum,
folks is becomin' so hard hearted that
a gent has got ter be big an able bodied
to beg without gettin hurt.-New York
Weekly - I
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-05
Possibly for q Fuur-Leaved Shamrock.

Notice that Sir Thomas Upton is ready
to enter the continuous performance so
far as yachting is concerned, having
about determined to build a Sham
rock IIl.--Eew York Telegram.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-12-05

that the prayer Of the petitioners be
granted and the cost therefor be charged
to the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific railroads. each company paying
half of the cost"
The report was adopted.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07

assta = fetha este sufrldo pueblo. Ia venf-
90 soneti1o s rtgOr de caciquisuo odioso
0esafroiado en- IS munieipalidad u donde n pera
elele ento Republicauo Probado asi ese IRE
saplesto luIoso, con feccionado e1 Ia sombra
q u Impuntdad, sin cue nadie Sc haya atre-
Fl1o e13lar los Ficos de nultiad de Que
adoiece- IAN naDio De paso Ia atenci6n del no
nora0Ie Recaudador General ouien ha aldo
sorpre 1dIdo cuando hs ido sus uauos para
II sprooacion. En- ls sesi0a que - hfzo
aProoo csc presupuesto, no estuvo la mayo
ia Gel consejo ri IS mftad mas mo como mar
ca "a lev, pues de Ios is mien bros del concalo
500 asIstieron s, los cuaes v0taron en- ests
lorna en Contra. en- bIanco : 81 fsvor
sien pre- que reba jsse el 5p.S al referido
pres0Puesro queda deSde luego probado que
ss nslo CON pletamente.
NO es verdad don Juan?
Ahors vamox desnenuzar ese prespn,,as.
10 pro6ando 10 luioso que es. las economfss
que - Ie pueden hacer mpezando cor al
sDeldo de- aicaIda lie ssfgnan en- el nuayo
presapuesto 500 dollars al aao. A este senor
- le p1ede % Jar sGeid0 so i0LIIrs men
suaies que al ano son 500: se ahorra s 900.
SecFetario 64s doltGrs de sueldo al afo, 2f6 de
grstiHcaeion gastOs de escritorio &C. Que ha-
cen % total De 800 dollars a. an9 cue sc pue-
den redUcir SO dollars Cuitando IA gratff-
eacfon, pues yene gsnando ell secreterio 60
nensuales COMO secretari0 int6rprete
slenpre Sc ahO "a el muoiciDio 120 dollars
Depositsrio sarldo SIS dollars; Sc le
puede re9al2r los quedsndo con $40 men
A@s+ A-e PcCtOT u0 cGEIiEeFl2 StD DO
LtdTst pae1e red1cfrse 80 ahorrkndoss 60
Al 20 IC ctor de csrniceffa : $50 Sc puedeu
shorEsf y 50 AiUnbrado pdhIfco 500 Sc
pUede Feoa.ar So Medicinas, 3e0 es bien
POGO, es anz riserfa dada Il eytensa iarisdfc-
cf6n de este pueblo en- donde hay uedicos
titulares- Una in6nidad de enternos fnsol-
ventes mas IN Hospital que consume. el sola-
uente esq cantidad otra mayor. Pero VOL
vsuos las economics: IA para de CoDtador
suprfuits = ahorrsdos 49, dollars De uodo
Cue en el presupuesto en- sueldos hay solanen-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07

Anorrar es prevenir Ia escasez del norva
nIr por medic de Ia economic en- ell presente
oegun Ell ilustrado jlicio de Say. Ia soeia-
oeo Sc Ia dividtdo STEM pre- en- dos classes. Ios
que sho-ran los que gastsn.
d es penoso en- cierto grado prfysrnos de
satisfaction de IN deseo cualoufera dfsno-
nlenoo de los medios para hacerio. ese mfsmo
sacrinclo lleVa en- So fondo Ia fntima compIa
cencia de IN triunfo conforme con los dfcta
esos dctados
Base indispensable de la riqueza. Ia eco
nomis es estimulada favore cIda por los 20
olernos previsores, por considerarla entire las
prlmeras condolences para el bienestar de los
pueblos "
e. trabsjo solo es fuente edcaz de ese bic
nestar, condicci6n de saber conservar sus
prod uct0s,
Les pueolos u4s ricos de- orbe son tam
olen los mas economics. La gran fIerza de
. Francia como Estado, esta en- el arraigado
haoito dc ahorro de cildadanos habfto
CUE Ia eonstituijo al mismo item DO Ia egtda
ciones revolucfonarias que 10 han envuelto en-
81 ola destructora.
Il Gobierno de ese pais como 81 de todos
los que le iguslsn en- cuIturs, protegen por su
parte ess gran cualidad nacional, dando tods
clase de garsntfas ST. moptante de las econo-
nfas populares.
Esas areas ssf llenas con el ahorro del
pueblo han contribuido no 500 al brfllo de IA
trsncfa a. sumeDto de 81 infuencfa en- ej
mundo, resli1ando obras como ell canal de
Suez, lnicfando otras como ell de Panams " lie.
Fando eli eDgrandecfmiento todas sus colo
MAS, sino que hs . ssIvado por 81 solas como
q iitnos "a, "a dfgndsd independents pa
trls, proporcionaLdo medios de atender exac-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07

te 20 dottGrs en- Ia torna indicada sc aho-
ran 5lOi cue pueden inyertirse en- otra cosa
mas 2eceSaris, dtii = de provecho.
voivauos la question medicinas. Hay
5oo preSuPuessados = con medicos. le toe an
90 para cads n6dico incuyendo ell Hospital y
naoiendo passdo Ell se6or Merteu una cireu
ar q los alcaldes de barrio para Que no dieran
oo!eta sus pobres para medicinas fn de
eTltsF ei gasto de los 800 trsyendo este que
ID Qchos poores n uriesen sin los auxiiios d g ia
cieneia, vaiiendose de los curanderos, que 4
fuerza de hieroa los curs los hacfs cam biar
el tro!y Ia eternidad. De esta mauera co.
rrespordo el aicalde se6or Mateu al pueblo
CUE o eigio, Ell doctor Barbosa. que ha DO
olio hacer mucho por conciCdadauos na-
da aoSol lutamente ha hecho.
Lam oen nos queds que ahsdir cue Ell Sc
nor Maeeu no cumpe To- preceptusdo por Ia
iey coz respecto la distribuci6n de fondos
pies e. sFunta niento nunca tona parte en- la
distribution de eiIos. sno que esto Sc reparten
81 capFlcho, co6rando muchas veces los gran
oes enpieados qQedandose siu cobrar los mas
chiGuitosi estO as IN justo.
Al practicante Sc lie adeudan todavfa
meses Gel Dresupuesto anterior del actual
J :! Ledo -GimeueE, tamblen Sc le adeudan Ia
N neo1cines despachadas en- su faruacia para os
poores' de- presupuesto pasado ell actual.
Corresponsal,
Bayam6n, Setiembre 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07

En- 81 concepto, B ,sha era su meior gene.
RAJ, en cam bio tenfA Jouber. en- muy me-
diana opinion.
VIllebois de Msreuil IN sen,f, voluutad
por los fngleses; al cort5ario, decfa Que los
ffanceses tenfan en- ellos peores enemigos Que
los pruslanos; no obstante, elcgiaba Ell valor
de sus soldados
e. conde Sternberg conocf6 tambfeu 4
Dewett, Steijn, De'arey Crorje FL primero
de osJa estatura. modesto en- todos sus actos
exlstiendo algo de humilde ea su aspecto:
SteiJn es On % nodeo de sincerfiad de candor:
DeaFey, roousto de centinante digno de
magnihco perth con nariz arfStocratiearneu-
te recurvaday usando una lsrga baroa que le
oaoa mas asPecto de crcfata que de general.
CroDJe, seg6o ell coode Szernberg <posee
mas corazon que cabezs, vanidsd le brota
por !os olos. O1iaba los fngieses con toda 81
aima sen1a profundo menosprecio Dor su
manera de hacer la guerra. Para 81, un In
gies es "a encarnaci6n de todos los sfcfos Z,
Segdu aquel Official austriaco, ell n1mero
De ocers en- campaha nuucs ha exceddo no
contando los rebeldes coloniale., de mas de
35 900 com batientes
Los beers econouiZau admirablemente So.
muntcfones nunca tran al azar
III conde Sternoerg hece Ell mayor elogio
de Ia raza beers.
<Aquf nos los fgursmos semisalvsje.; Pc
70 20 dire solanente que bastante mas ci.
que nuestros csmpesinos. e. IN
pueblo orgulloso de 81 mismo, bien educado
dotado de nobles instintos>
FL Official aUstriaco q Quien nos referimos
IA PresenciadO Ell sitfo de Il g ber'ey asIsti6
mas tarde la ca pftuleci6n de Paardebera v
como comprendia Ia estrategfa de lord Ro- |
oerts, trato vapo varfas veces de persuadir |
! Cronle que los fngleses In ervoIverfan.
En- aquela ca Ditulsci6n fue hecho pIiSio- |
aero Steraoe-g puesto en libertsd bajo So |
1alabrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07

i ID Sc cans6 de hacer calados : de
I cOntsr hilCs : Sc pUso con una TO
+ rista: perO lCs c0lOres , Ia Coma le
manchaban las manos Y eDtonces
I Sc lie metio en- Ia cabeza cOser 4 In
4 msquina.
Pero abandon6 tambien este '
desde hace slgunos meses pasa ba Ia
mit3d del dfa en- la tienda de u
padre y la otra mitad coqueteando
en Ia Gale.
E-a atolondrada, golcsa, tenfe
una porci6a De caprichos, que 81
padre no consegufa Isnas setisfs-
Ger. " ESQ que el maestro Giovac-
ch no Ia daba todo 10 que podfsI
EStaba orgullOs0 de 81 hIia, por
mas que ni Ell csr8cter, ri el sem
blante lie reco. daban & la difuuta.
Juana era nip6crita por excelen-
cia. A ratios ingfa la tgnorancia
mss profund8. Sc nCstraoa esqui-
"a a. mss seDcillo Piropo: en- otrCs
mOmentos sCstenf3 cen indifs reu
Ga las conversaciones mas galan.
tes y desve ergonzsdas.
Los hOmbres le agradaban Y po-
COS FCICS z cEldOS COU 0iQ ICEGc- EE2
felfz cuando podla quitarle el
amsnte a!guua compafera, pro-
bablemente para reirse de el luego,
pra dejarle, en- cuaDt1 10 aburrfs. I
este sucedfa tai veg el mismo dfa.
Tepfa momentos de furis terri
bic. = ent0nees parecfs realmeate
a demouio; daba COZ los pies en-
el suelo, Sc arrsucaba mschones de
cabellcs, Sc retorcfs las manOs
prorrumPfa en- grltos como uaa
lCcs.
Despuss con la nisma faciIidad
Sc calmaba = eEtonces prorrunpfa
en- una risotsds ruidoss, indaita
que parecfa una explosion de cChe-
tes
En- aquelia madrugada frif<img
de inyierno, el maestro Giovacchi-
10. estaba, pues. qnitando los pcs
.igos de IA tierda. syudsdo por el
dependiente, IN icyen de Uncs
yeinte aflos, uno de esos seres sen
cillCs y buenos cue parecen naci.
dos 4 proposi.o para trabajar J 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07

clones fabHlosas sobre toda ponderaci6n como
Ia que epilcg6 la guerra franco prusiana.
Necesarfo Sc hace que nuestra yez. fns-
pfrAndonos en- ejempio, entremos con prc.
Posito hrme por Ia misma VIA
La primer medda fndicada para al ohiato
as el estabiecimfento to de caias de ahorro con
sPguridades garantizadas por ell gobferno. de
suerte que esten al ahrigo de toda desconfan-
"a, aun de parte de los caracteres mas timo.
ratos.
FL establecimiento de estas fpstftucfones
serfa On gran paso en- favor de las clases pro
Ietarias que son las mas directamente bene6
cladas, que por su miSma desfavorable con-
diclon, reclaman protection mas celosx
oe parte de los que velan por sus destfnos
La existencis d. esos factores del bienes
tar social, atrayendo hacia 81 ell obolo amasado
con ell sudor del pueblo, 10 sustraen al mfsmo
tempo Ia cantina, al burdel al tapete YER
de- hacienda de tai manera que su eRcacfs sea
doolemente moralizadora IT'LL
De esta suerte, demostrado queda Que Ia
efectlVfdad de esa me- ora no solo es IN medic
poderoso de genersizsr ell habito de ahorro
ponfendo con esto muchos seres humanos al
amparo de la miseria. sino que cooca estos
tam olen al abrigu del vicio del naufragio
total.
Por faciI que haya sido la vida para nues-
tros pueblos hssta aquf, Ia com petencia febril
que hoy gita al Dundo en- TODD 10 que & In
tereses econ6micos Sc redere, aconseia "a Ia
pfudene1a fnspfrarse en- Ia provision.
Creemos hacer una labor benedca, STEM
pre- que dc puntos analCgos nos ocupenos,
en- tal cor Te encimien to ira ba jaremos q la me-
ada de estras fuerzas por Ia efectividad de
nedIdas d. an vital i'm portancia como la que
scabam de exponer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07
JUAN F, WAS 0cHOTECO
TOMAS BERAAROIAI De La HUERTL
ABOGADOS YNOTARIOs

Con sstudlo alberto en- Ia Oiudad de IL acao
Para los asunfos notariales cuentaa
con la cooperation del inteligente CO.
nocldo protocolista = notario que fue do
Caguas don Lorenzo Gimenez, en- union
d.. cual sc trasladara mensualmente uno
de los letrados q Caguas, Cayey Guaya.
ma en- la forma siguiente:
En- Caguas. del l al 8 del 81 81 81
&C Cayey..... del al II del II al 81
&C Guayama ;. del l 2 al Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07

pero en Ell fondo no le faltaba CO.
razon.
Hsbls amado setisnente una vez
en 50 vida, 4 una bella que habfa
hech0 81 mujer. En Ia VIA San "a
nobl. Guelfs Y Panicale recuerdan
tOfavfs IA belleza 7 "a bCndad de
Elena, una rubia, CON sem bls to
De Virgan, de formas suayes, deli
dadas.
Pero Ia pobrecilla nuri6 u aho
despues de 81 matrimCOi0 dand0
ltZ una niEa. la cual Sc puso ei
nonbre de Juana
e maestro Giovace hi10 sUfTi6
nucho con Ia muerte de 50 mUier:
: hasta Sc diio que habfs estado
d1rante seis meses en b5uifazio.
I desDues de dieci els amos con
servaba "a cicatriZ en- 81 cOrsZ6n,
81 bien 81 amer propio le impedfs
uaCifestarla.
Juaua, los dieciseIs ah' goza-
ba fama de gran belleZa; pern en-
reslidad 10 teufs mas oue la belle
"a del diablo. la juventud unida
uba gran d6sls de cooueterfa
Era mas blen bata cue alta, con
los cabellos negrOs, siempre riza-
dos: los oi05 briIlantes 90 estaban
arietos IN momento Ia bOca ancha,
To- Izbios 9 nrosados, sensuales, es
tabdn contiouamente abiertcs Ia
sonriss, que ponfa de manifesto los
6lsntes blsncos, fuertes J sanos-
EStaba mas pronto grue<a
surque Sc apretsba mucho ell bus
20. no coDsegzia hscer el tale tan
delgado como ella deseara: el Pc
eho sudaz parecfa 10 poder conte-
neTse en Ell cubrs corEe eefiido, sin
a6oruo y mUy bsio. en toroo del
cueIIo b.anco y carncsn. al a1dar
menezba Las caderss con airs pre-
coz, miraba valientemeute 4 IA
cara de les icvs clos. disPuests
6 responder nal II la galanterfa
Que lie dirigfsn nc IA gusts' q.
Jugns no tenfa fcio flo: era va
fiable como 81 naturaleza Prime
70 deseo ser modista. despues arro-
70 las tiierss y foe como aprendi1a
ds una bordador2 en blarco, Pron-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07

Lista de los huesPedes pass jeros del Ho-
tel Aurorr'
Don Tomas Bernardini don Tomas vaz-
ques. don {. Dominguez. don Ricardo Casals
don Victor CarrssquiIlo, dog Enrique Villauii,
dou jose a Bsrrios, don y. Sido. So criada
un nino. don Laureano Rodriguez, don Ramon
Czdiz. don Mariana Abril don Luis Rodri.
guez Cabrera.
Propietafia,
Aarefa Marin,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07

z conde Ssernberg, ofcial austriaco, IN
tlmo amigo que Tue de YilIebois de Mareuli.
unto al que comosti6 muchas veces acaba de-
publican en- Londres una obra ti.alada eRe-
cuerdos de Is guerra boers
FL conde Stern berg pinta vllebois como
Gun nagnifco ofcial, poseyendo 81 caracter
siegre DC los frsnceses sablendo tomar por
e. iado agrsdable cualquier asunto, No DO
ala ioenti7carse con Ia ua.uraeza eonduc.a
De ics ooeFs Como vieio soIdado sus actos le
pArec.an incomPresibles, mas a1n sus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07
BienUenidOs

Despues de corta ause0cia han rotor
nado al pals. bordo del va por <Ponce,, ell
acreditado jurista americana den E. r Dexter
50 distiDguda sehcra e. posa. hi. d nuestro
querido amigo don Tulio Larrins ga
Presentamos los estim ables yisgeros nues.
ira oien venida mas afectuosa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07
Ecuador contra Colombia

Seghn los Gitimos cables, Ia re p6blica del
Ecuador epvis todo su ejercfto csc u adra con-
ira Colo n bia.
La oferta de ediaci6n de los Estaao.
sDidos, Ia sido aceptada parasconjurar ell con-
ficto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-07
Mercado de San Juan
CO1IzACIONES DEL Ola

Queso Young American SIS 60
Harina de Trigo xEl Gigante> 3 IS
Id. de Mafz <Gold6n Maize> 81 325
ID de Trfgo <Ei premio Mayors 81 65
Id. <Caoal1o Foiante1 SIS sos
Aine tos para cabalIos SIS 800
Tocino de Norton S1615
Tocino Woodlawn S16-05
Jamones (Cslifornia) las 100 b SIS
Salchichones sI2O0
Manteca <La Vencedora> etc. 6-T5
Id Ella Primeras lchicharron) e-25