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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
STrN HEADACHE.

Are you subject to this annoying and
 painful trouble, which usually is very
 prevalent at this season of the year,
 owing to low vitality. nervous eX-
 haustion and general langor caused by extreme sun heat? Get a box of Dr.
 Miles Pain Pills from your druggist and the very next time you have symp- toms of a recurring attack, just take a Pain Pill' and note what magical, pleasing effect. They are guaranteed to cure all forms of headache, neural eia, backache monthly pains, sciatica, sleeplessness, dullness, pressure in the head, cramps in stomach and bowels or money refunded, Your druggist will hand your money back on return of empty box if they fail to benefit you If they were not the greatest re- suit of scientific medical research, back ed by the universal endorsement of thousands who have found them an in- dispensable remedy for such ailments, no such offer could be made. By their use hundreds of people can travel, at tend social functions, church, theater, balls, or>enjoy other amusements, who would otherwise be utterly unable to do SO They positively do not contain opium, morphine, chloral or similar dangerous drugs, and will not cause any tendency toward a drug habit. All druggists sell them at % cents per box or sent on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.,, Elkhart, Ind A free sample Aailed to any address nam- ing this paper in their request.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
Veranda, Porch and Lawn
 Furniture.

The Furniture Store is showing the novel and ex- elusive ideas in summer furni- ture-as well as low prices.
 Lawn settees at 6oc, S9c, $1.15 and $I.25 each.
 Rockers without arms, at o5c, SIC and $I. S5 ca.
 Large arm rockers at $1. oo, $2, a5 and $a, S5 ca.
 Medium arm rockers at $1.8o, $1. o5 and $a.45 ca.
 Mems arm chairs at $1.S5 each.
 Porch settees with reed seats, $3.75 and $4.65 ca.
 Porch settees with reed seats and rockers at tached, $3.o5 and $4.S5 ca.
 Luxurious chairs, rockers and settees with upholstered spring seats and fine Japanese mating cov- ering. The frames are finished in bright, pleasing red, green and smooth natural wood finish. The prices are attractively low.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
TENTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.
Many Bargains at J. Johnson & Son Clothing Store, S5 Church Street. Special Sale Tonight.

| Many Bargains at J. Johnson & Sons | Clothing Store, S5 Church Street. Special Sale To- night.
 J. Johnson & Son are now holding their tenth anniversary celebration and
 sale, which is attracting attention throughout the state. This well known firm has done a most successful busi-
 ness during the past ten years because all their goods sold are as represented and their representation for fair and honest dealing is well known. When
 this firm advertises bargains all those
 who buy are satisfied that they will get
 their moneys worth, as the firm makes no misleading statements. A glance at
 their advertisement in this morning s paper will convince that what they say is true and reveal many specially fine
 bargains They have been receiving the congratulations of their many pa irons the past week and will be pleased to see many more this week. MT
 Johnson and his son, Joseph Johnson are well deserving of their success in the part and their continued success is already assured Johnsons' marvellous bargains are the talk of the town. All roads lead to S5 Church street this week. This evening there will be a spe- cial sale of mems strictly all wool blue serge suits from 7:30 to 9;3O p. m. All seasonable and stylish goods.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
Allover Embroideries at About Half.

On Monday, Daylight Square will present one more of the most remarkable half price features that have dis tinguished it during the past month. Fine nainsook and cambric allovers. Handsome designs for waists, gui,nps, yokes and sleeves. Every single pattern in this Mon- day chance is an unusual ex- ample of beauty in embroi- dery. Twenty-Five designs in all. The values are from $I 19 %t s'.5o a yard 75C yd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10

cause we do not love the community, the country. If we did we should say, much as 1t hurts to insist upon the pur- suit; much as I should like to give up this course, it means righteousness and
 truth and happiness in the country, and I am ready to suffer, to be misun- derstood, to bear the pain of having others suffer if it will raise the life of country.
 This is easily seen in the attitude of men and boys towards their school or college. There are men woh have a strong feeling for their alma mater. They are Harvard or Yale, or Prince ton, graduate or postgraduate of some other college, and they are proud of it. Do they love their college? Tell me if they are striving to make it a better place? If they themselves are pure, up- right and clean and true, the feeling is true love; if not, it is sentimental ism.
 This was the force of the temptation of the wilderness, my brothers. All these l will give thee if thou wilt fall down and worship me-" the devil said to Jesus when he showed Him the kingdoms of the earth. If He had done so then there would never have been perfect life upon this earth; then man would not have been redeemed from sin. It was because He loved men, loved them to death that Jesus was Saviour of the world.
 So, my friends, Gods love is always trying to make us better men. Misfor- tune may come: sorrow may fall to your lot, and suffering and bewilder- ment, but through these things God in His infinite love is seeking the develop ment of your character. Believe in His love. Let it come in; let it in- spire you. It is God Himself trying to come to you. for God is love.
 He that dwelleth in love, dwelleth in God. That is what St. John assures us He has learned it from Jesus.
 Give yourself to others. Seek the highest that is in others, and you will understand Him whose life consists in that. If you lead an athletes life, you will understand, and really know the athletic life. So if you lead Gods life you will know God
 So love leads on to life. This is life eternal, to know Thee, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent Love is the energy of life" Life, with all it yields of joy and woe, and hope and fear, is just our chance of the prize of learning love. How love might be, hath been indeed love, and is."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
The following Gloves at CSC Pair.

$I.0o Monogram gloves. The best dollar glove in the world. There is no need of prasing it. It's merit is attested by the enormous number of pairs we sell. Every color will be found in this sale. Most of them have row embroidery; some have wide fancy effects. Also in red and tan. We have them pique sewn. In 4-hook Foster facing in black, tan, brown. There is also num- Der of pairs with the Cluze patent thumb. SI .OO mems monogram kid gloves in pique sewn tan walking gloves and overseam, in white and black. The white gloves offer an exceptional saving chance for June weddings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10

sl.5o ladies 3clasp fancy colored em
 broidered black suede gloves SI.so ladies 2-clasp fancy colored embroi-
 dered black suede gloves! SI.5o button length mousquetaire white
 suede gloves.
 sI.z5 3-clasp and button suede gloves in
 mode, gray and white with both one
 row and Paris point embroidered backs. SI.OO Barritz gloves in tan, red and brown.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
We Open the New Store with New Goods Only
Make Way Sales at Under Prices Now in Progr
Porch Blinds Drop.

People who realize the com. fort of a porch blind and have bought them in other years will also realize that to drop the price in June just when the demand is heaviest, is. altogether a most remark able movement for store to make. But we are always doing remarkable things in price chances.
 Porch blinds made of bam- boo with cord and pulley at- ached ::
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
Here's Your Opportunity
S20.60.

TU SAN ID MUNEA.
 Choice Turkeys 10c, Fine Fowls 10c, legs of Lamb 1Oc. Veal Outlet 1Sc, 3 lbs good Steak 25c. Corned Beef 4c, fresh Eggs ? dozen for 25c, best Tub Butter Az lbs S1. Arctic Salmon 12c can, 40 bars good Lalln- dry Soap S100, Ritter's Soups 7c can, Yer mont Cheese 14c ID, Fancy Broilers 20c ID.
 E. SCHOENBERGER & SONS, Palace Market George street. Central Mar
 ket, Congress avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

While you think of it, go buy and try. box of Cascarets Candy Ca- thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll never regret it. Genuine tablets stamped e. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
1.-the Baby is Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and wei.-trled remedy, Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup for children's teethng. It soothes the child wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar- rhea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
 d11 MWF X W 1y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
The American Beauty.

any question ~
 but that the American Beauty Umbrella is the very smartest servceable umbrella made An umbrella may be an awkward affair it may be very becoming part of dress-some authorities claiming that we aveay umbrellas and The American Beauty is the style of umbrella which adds the effectiveness of te walking costume Styles for and women. Close roll and made of coored taeta silk The price tells pretty Es seoa ef aaty 9 haedes oTs $4OO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
The First Sale--Gloves.

The Big reaching The building, promised about Oct will be splendid manifest of the irresistible growth of this house. but natural that the introduction of this the public
  d double demonstration goods That's shall do But
  which   which the briefly did Saturday could
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
N~AIs- TOBACCO SPIT and s OKE
 & V NOss. sfo a1xvc,,s

You can be cured of any form Of tobacco using easily, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor by taking A0-TC- RACy that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 6OOs 0OO cured All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book let and advice FREE Address STERLING REMEDY CO, Chicago or New York. aa7
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
Curtain News.

25o PRS. OF ARABIAN LACE CURTAINS. These curtains have made the hit of the season so far. The work is very carefully applied to the lace and the cord work on every curtain is guaranteed to be the best made.
 Former price. Sale price,
 $500 pair s3.75 pair
 9,75 500
 1000 " 75o :"
 I5.oo " 1000 \.
 NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR TAINs with the overlooked cord edge. This makes them the most desirable of the low priced lace curtains. Patterns are Irish Point. Marie An toinette, Cluny and Renn- aissance.
 Regular price. Sale price.
 $I.5o pair. $I.oo pair.
 IFS I25
 2.25 I.5o :"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
Umbrellac and ParaSolS.

The ateness with which the opened has had it's effect of reducing the prices Coaching parasos parasos with dainty rufes Plain and fancy hemstitched effects in black and whte royal and white red and black red and white and embroidered blue and white $2.oo and $2. 50 parasols for $I50
 $500 and $35 parasols for $2.5o
 S$5 50 and 5000 parasols for $4.00.
 G7 70 parasos far &E m
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
Bathing Suits,

Some more eager than oth CTS for the delights of sea bathing have already taken their first dip. But whether you are quite or not ready to go in now this certainly is the time to buy. your bathing suit-when the assortment is biggest and best.
 Women's bathing suits of heavy brilliantine, extra full skirts, sailor collar waist, trimmed with soutache, in white or blue. Col CD NN ors navy blue, black, PA'77
 Women's bathing suits of mohair, trimmed on collar and skirts with red or blue imported ducks, in &2Or effective styles. For pO'7O
 Women's bathing suits of Sicilian. Full skirts and sailor blouse trimmed, with braids; blue or black. G1 co For pAs/
 Women's bathing suits of Sea Isle hannels, trimmed on full skirts and sailor blouse, TI'h Tnr tFaids. $1.48
 Misses bathing suits of Sea Isle hannels, trimmed on sailor collars and full skirt, with white braids. G1 01 Sizes 10 to 16. For pAeAO
 Misses Scilian bathing suits, sailor blouse and wide skirts, navy's or black, trimmed in fo'U5s 1o to 16. o. "F'sF' For '1SS$2.99
 16 other new styles,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10
The following Gloves at $I.O0 g. Pair.

SI.5O ladies walking gloves, English make, in red white and tan. SI .5O gloves bought by us from one of the largest makers in Grenobe, France, and i'm ported by us direct through the New Haven Custom House. At our regular price of $1. 50 a pair, they the equal of most SITS gloves. Kid and suede and in pque sewn; and 3-clasp and 4button. Colors are black tan brown, green, pear mode, red, butter, white. blue and gray. Paris points, row and heavy silk embroderes, in self and contrasting effects; also 4-hook Foster lacing black kid gloves. $I.50 ladies one-button, outseam Reindeer gloves with spear back. $I.50 mems pique sewn, gray mocha gloves, also in tan. SI so mems saddlers sewn, red, tan, cape driving gloves. $I.50 mems pque sewn tan walking gloves, light weight. SI.50 mems pique sewn, black kid gloves, for mourning. $I.5O mems overseam, pearl and white evening gloves.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10

S3.50 ladies 20 button length, evening col ors, mousquetaire suede gloves $500 ladies' 16 button length, evening col ors, mousquetaire gloves. S2.50 ladies' ao-button length, white only {; mousquetaire suede gloves S2.50 ladies' r2-button length, Jouvin black and white suede gloves. S2.0o ladies 16-button length, white nous quetaire suede gloves. S2.oo lades' clasp, silk lined golden tan, cape gloves
 SI. .75 and ,-clasp and 4-button glace kid gloves made by Xavier Jouvin, the worlds finest glove maker. The come in black, tan, mode, green navy gray pearl, mais and white and are embroidered in self and contrasting col ors in narrow and wide and fancy two-toned embroideries. Ladies 5-clasp and and 4-but- ton Xavier Jouvin suedes. Colors are black, tan and mode, in both silk fet and Paris point embroidered backs. Thousands of the most fastdious people wear nothing but Jouvin gloves and they pay $I.75 pair for them. lust consider the unusual character of this sale when you get glove of such rare merit at such an unusual cut in price. gI so ladies' 12-button length, white nous quetaire gloves.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
OORTADILLO.

despuss de 10 muerte ie caloca en- ell Ihmero
ie los benef .ctores de esa clase desvslda: re-.
dfmendoe de aquelia falta.
Deia en- Ia sociedad mnchas virtudes que
imitar.
lOjala todos pndi6rarncs segnir So elem :
plol
Casep pues los notes de la estuticia, que
la persIgui6 en- vida, abusando de sus bonda-
des, misntras nosotros nos descubrimos con
respeto ante ell lecho funerario que guarda sus
yertos inmaculados despojos, para murmu-
rar estas palabras manera de fervente pie
garia.
Nosotros tambiAn nos acercsmos de prisa
al sepnlcro.
Pronto, muy pronto nuestros espfritus Sc
versn en- otras regiones de mas luz.
Hasts Ia vista
1sidoro Mendez'
Morovis Noviembre Is de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
a DIESTRO = SINIESTRO
TODO SE PIEIRDE.-DOLORA

Por nuestra maa estrelia
tremenda es caida.
mo hay redenci6n posible Como antsno
en- 10 alto no descuelia.
IPues clero estai... medi Ia
one empezaste subir, descendio ella (!
iOh triste deseDganol
1En nada la concieneia te remuerde?
Todo Sc pierde, al fE, todo Sc pterde
NJ
A Egozcue te has undo:
manejas y utilizas
10 mas bajo abyecto de la escoria.
Venal fementido
la autonomfa haces trizas;
tu antigua fiifaci6n das al 0lvido.
A, repasar tn historia,
permite que recnerde
que en- este mundo, al fin, todo Sc pteTde.
x*x
A la patria, Ind fsnsa,
entregas manfatada.
Esa es hoy tn labor. vas medrandO
de esa la Dor expense.
Prosigue Ia jornada
obtepdras Ia debiia recompensa.
Tu proceder nefando
zen nada te remuerde?
Todo Sc pIerde, al fin, tod0 sc pierde!
OORTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23

Barbosa, df : Squ6 hiciste
de Ia bandera aqueIla
que tn casa llevaste, alta, muy alta?
sQn6 es ESQ? LA vendiste?
5Qu4 te dieron por ella?
5OuA te dferon por ella?. Ell case es trstel. 8.
Grande ha sido tn falta;
mas deja que recuerde
que este mundo, al fin, todO Sc pterde.
**x
De autonOmista puro,
genuine, incorruptible,
blasonabas entonces. lone fnsolencfa!
Por trafdor y perjuro
-parece este incredible
en- nombre de la patria te conjuro
lOh, teoderi 5La conciencia,
ouizas, NO tie remuerde
iTodo Sc pierde, al hn, t0do sc pierdel
Atiya ga 1ota
al aire la bandera
! mfra'a cual Sc arrastra pOr los suelos
Sucia, maltrec cha, rota,
de alzarla no hay maners,
te debe gu vergiianza sn derrota
sQu6 fue de tus anhelosp
Mas deja que recnerde
que en- este mundo, al fin, tOdO Sc paeTde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
Tranquilidad, Salud = FePoso para '''
Madres y las CriatnTas'

Ell JARABE CALMAN b " ao
sefiora WINSLOW, g. da olT 10 Iiu'I lea
FL perfodo de la DENIlCl0N' o;br
ablar da las encfas, resuelve la innaIl1c tr.o
alivia todo olor, J cura ell con Q ssn, c,so.
Inocente efcaz eD todos loS 10
Aconsejamoa las madres gu 1sns s.aven
niTo enfermo que no dejen IA p, 80 DE-
cion pr pia nj la de otro', eVite q !,;o 70
esta medicina quA proportions a:i' - ID,
guro, absolutaments seguro' alt
oportunomente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
San JUAN
Por felsgrafo.
HERIDO

| NUviembre g.
nERIDO
Ell marinero del '.Lonfellow''.
Valentin Torres ha do herido
d1cese, que casualmente.
P0R TRACTION
81 ministro de la guerra de
Venezuela y varios amigos suyos,
estan arrestados. Sc les acusa de
TRACTION al gobierno de Gipriano
Castro. Este desconfia de sus mas
allegados.
FUsILAD0s
Iemese que dicho ministro de
la guerra sea fusilado pretes tando
una fuga, pues las leyes del pats
prohlben las ejecuciones.
TOLsToY
81 primer novelista ruso con-
de Tolstoy, la muerto.
LOCAL
La Asamblea legislative ca1e.
brara sus proximas sesiones en- al
mismo local en- que celebro las an.
terror, 8.
AETIRHDo
Se ha retirado del sarvicio gs.
neral de artiller1a Mr.. Baffinrton
LIE sustitnye Hayalgrasus.
CON e. TRUST
La fabrica de tabacos y. n
Acalpen establscida aquf, entrara
a formar parte del trust ia bacalero
de Nueva York
DE II AMUA
El abogado Palmer den1anda
al ayuntamient, de esta ciudad
por cobros ilegales sobre limpieza
de letrinas.
B sAzOS
Las islas Hawaii reuuieren
brazos con urgrncia. Les puerto.
rriqueflos -dican mo resultan.
L'evaran filipinos 6 noruegos.
RoBo
Tn empleado de baDco en- Lii
verpool rob6se $50 mil dollar en-
combination en- los libros. Sc fn. i
go antes de descuLriIle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23

Da arribada forzosa b. recaIado Ma. a.
giisz la goleta xBorfoquep.,
EE Jose g. del Vae (Fortaieza 71).-Oh-
cinas para Ia gestion de asuntos adminfstrat1
vos en- todes los centres ofcales.
Sc b ALA en- Arecibo nuestro buen amigo
don EdeImiro Lespsr, administration del
SDiarfo de Pence-s
sy~Mus5lss de todas clsses. .-Msrgarids
& Ca, San Francisco "A. a41
Aver Sc RETRO de Ia redaccion, ligeramen
te enfermo ell encargado de Ia seccfon irg'esa
an ell <Boetfn2 Mr.. Kopel, de resultas de IN
pelotazo recfbido en- las inmediaclones de
butLIte, en- ell timO juego ce CHASE bail.S
Deseamos la mejorfa del compafero.
Farmacia Marquee ROig.-Caguas.
Existencias renovadas constantemente
Importation directa.-Precios limitados.
-Especialdad ell despacho De rece-
tas.--
Los suafdias de la policfa nsuar, Ramon
Iglesias, Ramon Vazquez E anon Gonzaez-
que prests ban sns servicios en- Morovis-han
sido trasladados los puestos de Bayam6n,
San Juan santnrce, respectivamense.
ola BORINQUENs-De Targas q ca no
olytdar que esta casa es La que mas barato
vende cue constantemcnte introduce nuevas
rnercancIas articulos de alta novedad Wis
ia hace fe
Nuestro compafisro don Pedro Angslis,
pnbIicara en- breve un ltbro que contendra las
biograffas dc espaholes que han sido titles
Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
Error de trasmisi0n

Aver en- la sscci6a teeg rAfca apareci6 un
error, por efecto de trasmisi6n en- el despacho.
Dijmos que cosecheros de tabacos de los
E. Unidos, oosExI6N Sc conjuraban con
ira la hoja de Puerto Rico, porque les acapara
el mercado pueden hacer Ia com petencia.
Debe leerse cosech ,ros de CONNEcT1cUT,
etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23

Sc vende arrieDda Ia antigua acredi,
| tada de la vuda de Daimau. sita en 10 caiis
| de Giutier Bsnitez, antes Turabo. Ei que Ia
/ interese puede dirijirse su dueha, que reside
| en- ell mismo estab ecimiento.
Caguas, go de Noviembre de 1901. al
Tribunal de DIstrto de Ponce. intere-
/, So la busca capsura de Juan Maria Boniila,
| procesado por ro5o. :.
Han renunciado los sig uientes conceial ::
Don Manuel Muf1oz, de Caguas don Pedro A
Jssds, de Arecibo; don Manuel Benitez San
tana, de Rlo-grande.
Este afio cunpen IN sigo de su fanda.
ei6n los pueblos de las Pedras y Trujillo-alto.
DOCTOR j. LORENZO CAsALDUc.
Cirujano-Dentista Norte americana.
Arecibo Puerto -Rico.o
Sc haya enferma de algun cuidado en- Ba.
yam6n la distinguida ser rita Lilf Alum Ces
teros.
GABlNETE DENTAL
DEL DOCTOR PONTE (hijo)-san Francis
CO 42 San Juan.
varios j6venes de la capital tienen ell pro-
yecto de fundar un centro de recreo QUE Sc
llamara <Casino PuertorriQueno.z
El lhaes pr6zimo tendra lugar lA primera
iunta.
.lTERR1BLE EXPLOSION en- Arecibo
En- la Quincala Ferreterfa clos Mucha-
cbos1 de Ball Marin es donde mas barato Sc
vende.-Calle de Pavfa Arecbo P. r. al
La Corte de Mayaguez libra reopisftoria
contra Adoifc Lassalle, de Maricao, acusado
p0r estafa.
FIGUERoA, WILSON & ca.-1ngenieros
elect-icistas
Juan como en- Ia isla, para toda clase de ms
talacfOnes de plantas el6ctricas en haciendas
ingenios en- especialidad para instalacio-
mes de alumbrado electrico. Todas las insta-
lacfones eectricas de la eSan Juan Light and
Transit Company1 han sido hechas por no
sotros.
Para dirigirse nosotros por correo p6n
case Ffgue,oa Wilson Ca.-Apartado 3o1
Sand Juan. al
La plaza de uedico del ayuntamiento de /
Corozsl, Sc hslia vacante. Sc retr.ouye con
400 dollars anuaes.
PATRONES PARA SENoRAs
En- la casa <The Allen Vens Comnanv |
29 Plaza Afonzo XII 80 San Juan.
Ell este estab!ecmiento Sc venden patro- |
mes para tra1es de sefioras, sefIoritas nif1as, |
del tamafio estlo que Sc pidan.
-" poi que uesee aOquiflf aIg unoS de /
estos patrones, puede hacer pedido por eorreo |
y>le ser8 servido.
Sc regalan cat6logos de la Moda Men.uaI
lie Bnlterick al que los pida. AL
D. Pgant Salicrup, M6iico- Csruiano de
q FAcultad de Paris, Externo de los Hospfta-
es de aqueils ciudad, Miembro de la Sociedad
ie Antropoi gfa de la misma, de la de Mi. |
'eraiogia de Ffancis. con consulta alberta en-
'sts Repdblica,
CsrtIfca: Haber usado durante an prkc.
lea m61ica la Emulsion de Scott. de- .caI,.
e nfga de bacalao con hipofos6tos de cal
de sosa, siempre con los mas satisfactorios
esnltadas en- todos aqusllos cssos en- o1eda
ancias.
sto. Domingo, D., Settembre, 1894.
DR.. Pagani Salicrup.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
Mariana Acosta

Ha regresado de VenezHela q donde fu6
ACC npafis III do s su seflorita hermana dcfia Sole.
dad, nuestro querido amigo oon Mariana Acos-
ia Quintero.
LIE saludamos afectuo samente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
plBRlCi De IIBIC0S
III. SOx1 q bios
0FICIN 81
Gale de Gautier Benltez
CHARDON & YORDAN
POaCE AMOR a

Agencia de negocios judiciales, No
tariales, Contenciosos etc., etc. Testa
mentarfas, Sc arregian por diffciles que
sean. EsPEcIALlDAD en- Jurisdiction yo
luntarla: Asuntcs contenc osos, sc trami-
tan con prontitud: Subsanacion de defec
tos en- documentos sujetos a inscription: !:
AGENTEs Gle Ia compaIfa de Seguros de
Vida Gel SOL1 del Canada. Comora y
venta de fncas rusticas urbanas. Ac.
TIvIDAD, precios modicos.
Julio 80 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-23
LA DEMOCRACIA
Ell "BUFFsL0"

FL barco escuela buffalo
sale para San Thomas. Volvera a
este puerto antes de cinco d1as.