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Some Very Choice
June Literature
Which We Are Selling
Way Below Publishers Prices.

When We Were Twenty-ones" the
story Of Nat Goodwin's play, fzT
in paper form. beautifully IL
lustTated, per copy----------.--------A 4 =
Love stories-25 of the best
titles, from the pen OF Char Il II
lotte Braeme, paper covers 10
for one day---------------- $1,000 - q
! big table Just filed with handy
volumes. classic series, Of cloth bound
books. superb title list-pOems- re
standard fiction, etC--One days
selling per
The New Soldier by Sienkiewicz;
Where Words Met by the same au-
thOr-'-DUst and Ashes. and Her
Tragic Fate'--the above four titles are
by the same author who wrote QUO
Vadis? s?"-neatIy bound in dark
green ribbed library cloth. face nj
and side title in silver stamp
a Society Wcman OF Two Cont
nentsr' by the Countess s MackIn,
Daughter OF the American
Revolution in light blue cloth 0nT
binding. elegantly illustrated w
Mrs. Sheldens popular novels
Ts1as 5:52.s,'s S@plI5g 155.l',:t The For IS
Basement annex
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AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
\ Petition for the Grading Of Cliff
ton Street Considered.

The Commissioners Report No FUNDS
Available for the WOrI>-C0ntTnct
for Fence Around the Western
High sch"oI-PubIic improvements
J / McCaIlun. Of the Metropolitan
Club. has requested that Clifton Street,
Columbia Heights. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Streets. be included in
the forthcoming estimates for grading
He informs the Commissioners that Cliff
ton Street now ends at the new Eleventh
Street grade in q steep and precipitoUs
bank, being both UnsightIy and danger
Gus He is Of the opinion that the i'm
P-ovement ought TO be made in the in
terests of the public safety and convent
encc-
The Engineer Department has made an
estimate On the cost of the grading which
amounts TO $3.50. but Capt II c New
conner. in reporting upon the matter, rec
commended that Mr.. McCaIlUm be inform
ed that there are no funds available for
the grading Of Clifton Street. and states
that a special appropriation from Con-
sress viii be needed before the work can
be done
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Edward Cassidy told Judge KinIball IN the Po-
lice Court today that he had been attending a
Confederate reunion in Virginia and came 70
Washington yesterday He said he did not re-
member ANYTHING about what happened after he
got here 4 policeman found him drunk and noisy
on Street last night and arrested him for be
fnlr G5sGrderlv tie was fined 50
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sentences for Vnernncy.

SO on a c,4arge Of vagrancy ia the Police Court
yesterday, and in default OF payment viii serve
thirty days in the workHouze- The policeman
who got Barry said he was member of
gang which I0aied around the X Street Bridge
and that when De arrested him he was so drunk
that hr could not walk
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-Four Pecks of Cats Stolen.

Jcford jefferson. Clored was convicted in
the Police Court todF OF stealing four pecks Of
oats from Wesley C. Williams. lie was fined >
and in default VIII serve fifteen days in Jail
Charles johnson was .onvictcd Of having received
the oats from Jeifersa and fine OF = WAS i'm
posed upon him, whih ne paid.
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bitterness N Both sides.

Edith Las. coloTed. was in the Police Court
today charged with di5rderly conduct William
Hutchinson. ColoTcd. ras complainant against
her 1t was evident fam the testimony OF the
vitncs-cs on either sic that there VAS much
feeling between them ! the case and the per
sou4I bond Of the Wuma wIS taken
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suit was instituted tiny by the Alabama Va
tional BauE. OF Birmuism, Ala. against VIII
lam YouugJIood, AHGirei8 the Interior Depart
uout. to recover the su of y, sos 55. alleged to
be due to the bank by 'irtua Of a judgment OF
the circuit court OF AItE0mcTy county Ala
Messrs- strasEur-eI md1amnaun appear as at
toucys for the bank,
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Forfeited Ten Duars CoIIateraI.

Alexander Nopatt. Is2s Fourteenth Street
northwest, forfeited SlCcoilItcral in the Police
Court today when chEcd with violating the
food law II was aIIezl that Nowatt sold and
offered for sale milk uich contained less than
three and one half per entum OF lat.
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His Denial Not Sufficient.

Samuel johnson. colored, pleaded not sailtg
TO charge Of yagrancy in the Police Court today
It was alleged that johnson was constant l9aicr
around the Centre Market H. denied the charge
but was fined s5 and ia default VIII serve fifteen
davs in the wOT-Louse
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The Little stars defeated the Shamrocks yester-
day by a score OF I3 to !. Tie green h0ys were
not IN the game AZ any time and they would
have been vhitewashed had it not been FOR CT
rors made By their opponents. The Little stars
would ike 60 hear from III amateur teams. th8l
Ieu1es should be sent to j. d. Murray, l7II ThiT-
ty-fith Street northwest.
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The Young Eastern Buds have organized for the
season and would like to hear from all teams
averaging fifteen veaB Of age All challenges
should be addressed t. f Campbell, 2Is Parker
Street, or F GilIon. II Street northeast
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CorueIia Kotz. forty years ola, OF 100 STREE
northwest was taken suddenly i'll at the Peoples
Mission On Pennsylvania Avenue. between Ninth
and Tenth Street northwest, about g O'Clock last
night and was carried TO the Emergency Hospital
She was afurrward able to 90 home
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The American sars Asnin vfctors.

The American stars I this city again defeated
the Baltimore Railway Club at that place ycster-
day evening two games1y 10 , and 10 TO : The
Stars oatplayed their pponCnts at every stage
NfedfcEt was hit hard the last game, but he
bad good supgort-
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Badly FLASHED by n Car.

While working in the Navy Yard car barn Of the
Capital Traction Company about o'clock this
morning NJ T Nolan. OF 80 Virginia Avenue
southeast was caught between a car and a post
and painfully mashed He was removed to the
Providence Hospital Il is said that his injuries
are not of a serious nature
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Injured while BOARDING a Car.

Henry Powell. eoIored, sixty years of age and an
inmate Of the Old Mems Home, IN this city, fell
while attempting to board a car near the corner
Of Fourteenth and streets southeast, shortly
after O'Clock last night and was painfully IN
fured about the face and BODY y precinct pa
troll wagon was summoned and Powell taken
to the Washington Asylum Hospital for treat
mont
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4 Dfsturberof the Pence

Bessie Fog. ooIored, as fined s. in the Police
Court today for being dorderly. 1t was said that
She had trouble with it sister on Thirty--cond
Street northwest last ight, and that she was
noisy and proianc- IN stault of her fae she viii
serve fifteen days in q gorshouse
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NationaI-Ciszie Lotus, in imitationsi after
noon and evening
Lsfayctte-.Because she Loved Him So after
noon and evening
Chase's New Grand-Po.ite vaudeville. afternoon
and evening.
Glen Echo-Dancing refined vaudeville music,
and arnuseulents. evening
Chevy Chase-DancIng music, evening
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Fined for Stealing n Watch.

Louis Toliver was convicted in the Police Court
today OF stealing 4 watch valued .t - cents from
William Jackson. He vas fined s. and Will serve
thirty days in Jail in default
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4 CoIored 1lason7s Funeral.

The Rev B. H. Freeman, eolored, who died OF
pnumonia at AvoEdale, Pa, last Sunday, was
buried TO-DAY from his late home in this city
1907 VI Street northwest The funeral services
were held at = O'Clock at John Wesley \ Nj. l.
Zion Church. Connecticut Avenue. The interment
was AT Harmony Cemetery. The deceased was horn
in Wilmington. y. G.. sixty-fve years ago He
came to this city the close Of the civil war and
remained up 10 several years ago. when he was
assigned 10 the y NJ E Zion Church at Avondale-
lie was prominent III coIOred Masonic circles N
this city.
The evening times., 1901-06-05

William \ Wilson. who said be came 20 Wash
irgton from the Confederate Home at PjkeviIle,
Md about week ago, was u the Police Court
TODAY charged with beng disorIerly. lie ad-
rsftted he had drunk freely and UJs intoxicated
IE- WIS fined -
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Chemical Engine No vas called to 1905
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest about l.25 O'Clock
this morning on account OF small FIRE in the Ideal
Lunch Room. caused by pan OF grease on the
cook stove taking FIRE The damage win not
aEnnad $.
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George Washington ras committed to the care
Of the Board Of ChIgon-s Guardians by Judge
Scott in the Police Curt today The boy was
convicted Of striking Cyrus B. Stoncr with
l.rflL
The evening times., 1901-06-05

The receipts Of the Government today,
according 10 the Treasury statement,
reached the sum Of s. -55 6IH51 and con-
sisted Of customs SldZ7. 1862 internal rev
enue S1.G11 lIGI5- miscellaneous $l-565l-Gi-
The dssburso oments amounted 70 $l-2Ji-ut
leaving balance OF receipts over dis
bursments amounting 10 SOIL GI9-3l
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Fined fer Being DisorderIy.

Barbara Green, colcred, was accused today in
the Police Court with being disarderIy oA Har-
risen Avenue southeast. She was fined s.
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said He wus DtsUrurrEy.

John NeaIe pleaded guilty in the Police Court
today to being disorderIy on Sixth Street south
west He was fined So
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S.KANN, SONS & co,
1.-The Busy Corner"
Always the Rest of Everything for
the Least Money.

You will find Us next door to YOU, even
If you order by mail Uncle sam 5 facii-
ties for bringing the Busy Corner and
your orders together with prompJntsS and
despatch Is the best system in the world
Try q small order and see what SatisfaC-
ton we give You. $50 or more VIII en-
title you to free shipment. if you live
within the radius Of 100 miles
The evening times., 1901-06-05

John B Brady, Inspector Of Buildings,
has forwarded to the Commissioners
schedule Of proposals received for erect
ing an iron fence around the grounds OF
the Western High School Mr. Brady
states that he has examined all the de-
signs submitted for this fence and that he
has compared the same on the basis Of
artistic merit size, and material and
adaptabilIty to existing conditions He
recommends that the contract for erecting
the fence be awarded to J F Jorss on
the design 2 at $40 per IineaI foot
The Inspector says that he was led TO
this choice on account Of the lighter and
more graceful outline Of the fencing end
the absence Of heavy posts out Of scale
with the panels Of the fenCk- He states
further that the pickets. rails and height
are the same in size as other designs, and
that the posts are WroUgntiTon instead Of
castiron- MI Brady also thinks that the
one and half inch square posts can be
better adapted 10 the rock face coping
than the cumbersome posts ten inches
square at the base, which are set on
uaIIeabIe iron bases Ak Brady reminds
the Commissioners that the amount avail
able for the Work is SI--SISG,
Can't Lansing H Beach. the Engineer
Commissioner. in forwarding the above re-
port 70 his associates, approved the rec
ommendation relative 10 the awarding Of
the contract to a F Jorss, but recon-
meuded the choice Of design 3, at $I25
per Iineal foot, including gates The Com
missioner states that the fence chosen viii
be four feet nigh He says that the de
sign 3 has the approval Of the Board Of
Education He believes that the price
named is reasonable. and endorses the pa
pers for awarding the contract as recon-
ugnded-
The evening times., 1901-06-05

Our June Fashions are here for your
asking. It only requires your name and
address in order to set a card which en-
titles you TO every issue throughout the
year free At the Mccall Pattern Count
er- First Floor. Section F
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
uovutown Temperature


The therrpouetcr at Afaeck's registered > de
grecs at Q d. n. s. degrees at noon, and s. de
grees AZ :.
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The shadows that viii be most congo
niaI TO you viii ne the shading Of prices
on these goods which are advertised for
tomorrow $ selling
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The Superintendent Of Property has sub
mitted 10 the Board the proposals received
for furnishing oak lumber for flooring the
Navy Yard Bridge, and has recommended
that the contract be awarded 10 Carter &
clark
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INSTANT RELIEF

from headactes nausea, Ciddinezs, stomach pains.
and indie -stion follows the use Of Warmers Safe
Cure. Sid by all druggists
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~ - I'D 90.

Temperature at = noon-.-.----.---.---------
Temperature at p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
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TIDE TABLE

san rose--....4. 80 An sun sets-.----7-2l P-A
Moon rIs....g.5j Pm Moon scts-...-.-------.
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Cbe Corning Uirnfs
WEDNESDAY. JUNE ;, 1901
weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE.

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; light
sOuthcrly winds.
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BLOOD SATURATED WITH POISON OAK.

MT. John FrieI, of Bear Station, Del,
writes: . was poisoned with poison oak
which went through my blood, and my
condition became so serious that the
doctors all said 1 could not get well. I
remained IN a precarious condition, con-
fined to the house, for six months, when
I saw S. s. s. advertised and began its
use, soon realizing that it was doing me
good I continued the medicine and was
cured entirely. think it the best blood
medicine made.''
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-17

dos de que trata la seoci6n A. del biz Fo
rsk ar, entren en- ell Tesoro de Puerto Rioo
Sc sprueba Ell diotamen.
-Et professor sefIor Caebas Aboy, dc
Pefluelas, preaenta un mapa astronomico =
solieita que 10 adquiera ell estado. Pasa al
department de INSTRUCTION.
Don Jaime Bas, de Ponce, encsrga
d e 'sc que ijo su stenci5n en- pro
>Iciorsr trabajo 4 los braceros.
Sc d leotn.a La propuesta de
ugozcue para q,e por conc noto del repre-
4entsnte rept blicano 90 Washington sc
sestione ell estabiet imiento en- este pats de
una est Dion naval.
Paso la Comision de medios ar
bitrios.
Sc dio primera lectura los bills q Il
meros 70 II 72; segunda los y ume
ros Sc, 81, 6S, SO. 8, 35, = la r. G.
numero g.
LA Comision de ieyes copiadas y
registradss manifesto que estan registrs
dos los bills 2, 4, IL
Dase lectura al II. B numero l2
del seficr Sanchez Morales sobre reorganl
zscion de los Telbunales de policfs, ssf
como tamblen al numero 2, ell nnmero 4
Y g. B. nnmero 6, los cuales SO envian al
Consejo ejecutivo sprobados.
Ell Consejo ejecutivo devue.ve Ell
H. bill ndmero l sobre incompatbiidades.
Sc acuerds pase Ia lista de asuntos por
terminar.
Sc declara la Camara en- Comisi6n
total para discutir ell FL. B. n1mero 81 de
Sanchez Morales y otros, sobre organizs
cion del Cuerpo de TELEGRAPH en- Puerto
Rico.
Colon ooupa la presidencia.
Cornwsll, secundsdo pnr Domeneoh
solicita que Sc dele sobre La mesa. Fue
desechsdo.
Sc dA lectura al bill de referencia que
Sc discutio y enmendo.
"A peticion de Domenech Sc suspen
dio ell acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-17
CAMARERAS
del Gsfa 10 de Ener0

El aloslde de Guayanilla pi6e So in
oluya este pueblo en- ell plan de oarretel 3
de Ponce MaYsgdts.
Los yecinos de Aguas-buenas Rch-
citan au1ilios para ell cafe otros frutos,
los de Guayama que Sc estsblezoa en-
aquella villa una oficina telegr a6oa. Este
ayuntamiento protesta de 10 sollcitado por
81 pueblo de Arroyo respecto que sc
aumente su jurisdiction.
-El municipio de Coama solicita
sutoridad ds la Camara para ooptratar no
emprestito.
-El com;te republioano de Utuado
recabs protection para ell csf6.
-Veolnos de Cayey saplican una
oondcnacion de coptribuciones.
francisco Vizoarrondo Coronado
ruegs Sd ie conceds una subvenoion para
ir eetudiar al extes ior.
La Camsrs De Comercio presents
una instancis refereEts al 4. e. nnmsro
de Hollander. Paso Ia oomision de me
dlos srhitrros.
Julio Bisggi pide sc le sabvenoio
ue para trabsjsr fuers de La isla.
LA <Ligs de Propietarios, remits
una iustancia 4 Ia CAmara contra ell BIZ
Hollander. Pass la comlsion correspon
dleute.
Sc prssenta m informe sobre Il
proposition de Egozene para que los fon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-17

| Sc dk lectura B una oomunicaclon
de Descartes en que napifesta encon-
trarse enfermo y hace algunas oonsi dera-
clones por 81 Sc discute ell biU numero Is
sobre quito externo, de que es autor.
-Proc6dese discutir ell IL. b. nu
nero 80 de Domenech, para que un deere
10 autorce ell ejercicio de la abogaofa.
Domenech indioa ell objeto de su biH
? atoni le ataca diciendo que NADIA ten
drfa de particular que siguiendo las CO.
rrientes de liberalidsd de que hace gala
ell biz de referencia, un albahil pidiera
ell tftulo de maestro de obras = este el
de ingeniero: praotioante ell de far
m ac6utico este ell de doctor en- medi-
Gina. Dice que los americanos debe
exigfrseles un exsmen.
Sanchez Morales de6ende el biz por
entender que aprobandelo Sc da enti ada
en- la abogaofa a pie ,rriquehos que.
como Bsnco Sosa, hoy no pueden estam-
par su frma en- ningun esorito, por muy
baiadf que sea, mientras que cua|quitr
abogado barbilampifio, por ell sclo he
cho de aner ese tftulo, quiEAa sin como
inientos bsstantes 10 puede hsoer.
Egoz.ue an vista de las anteriores
razones esta conforme CON ell bill.
We've, indica, entire otras cosss, que
este biz es ell que sbre las puertss la
fotura univsrsidad que 90 hs de fundar
en- Puerto Rico.
Rossy opins cue ell tribunal exsmi-
nador debe ser el Supreme, CON otros
abogados prominentes no las cortes de
Distrito.
Sanchez Morales cree que todos los
abogsdos que quieran ejereer en- la isla
se les debe examrpar, por que un abogado
del Estado tai cual no oonooe nuestras
Ieyes.
Coll es de la misma opinion.
Entire los delegsdos va dichos. hi
cieron uso de Ia pal. bra Zsno, Tous,
B'cndet Nat i.
So aprobo soiamente el apartado
primero con una.enmienda, suspendiendose
la session.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-17
Se sion del dia Ill

La Camara De Comercio de iiex
y <Sooieiad de agricultores> protestan
del bill Hollander. Pasan sns exposicio,
mes la Comision de medios y arbitrios.
--Monserrate Velez de Velex pide ell
induIto de su esposo que esta en- Ia caroel
Los vecinos de Catsflo, solicitan La
implantacion de IN Tribunal de policfa en-
disho poblado, dada su importancia.
LAS Comisiones permsnentes dicta.
minan sobre los bills 81. IL 6. 3218.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-17

los conceptos brotaban atropellandose,
para modelarse en- la forma literaria,
no admite ningun extracto. Habl0 de
la mujer, de la fatnilia, de la libertad,
fundiendo esas ideas en- un coniunto:
la patria. Hablo de la patria como
resimen de todos los amores, de todas
las angustias, de todas las esperar zes
Dijo que nunca faqueara Ell patrio-
tismo puertorriqueno y que 81 faqueara
Sc levantaria baio Ell impulse de la mu-
jer, que no puede-vivir digna en- pals
esclavo; termino su discurso con una
s6rie de parrafos llenos de poesia y
de luz, ofreciendo las naguabenas
Ell respetuose homenaje de su frater-
nal simpatia. Todo IN pueblo rom
pi0 en- un APPLAUSE enorme y la CO.
mitiva siguio su Marcia, hasta llegar
"a la casa de don Celestino Rodriguez,
donde Sc hosIe1o el propagandista.
La sala, las habitaciones, el comedor,
los varios departamentos del edifcio
no bastaban q sostener la concurren-
cia. En- las Gales quedaba un gentio
extraordinario.
Vino POGO Ramon Mendez Cardo-
ma; vino despu6s una comision de Fa-
jardo, compuesta de Barcel6, Baralt,
Larroca Lopez, ,Moyano y otros. Y las
doce Sc celebr6 ell banquete de sesenta
cubiertos. Manjares delicados en- gran
profusi6n, vinos Y licores deliciosos, y al
fin ell champagne y los brindis que,por
exigirlo el tempo, no debian ser lar
gas. FL acto resulto esplendido. Y
tras el banquete, que termino a las
tres de la tarle, Ell meeting, en- que
los oradores ocuparon un balloon y el
pdblico la plaza. En- otro sitio no
cabia tanta gente. Hablaron Rodri-
guez Gonzalez, que preside el comite
local, Hoyos Delgado, cue nacio en-
INaguabo, ell doctor Fernando Com
zalez, natural tambi6n de aquellas
| playas, el doctor Barreras, Larroca,
Bernardini, Tizol y Munoz Rivera.
7 en- los valios discursos predo-
minaban estas notas: regionalismo in-
sular bajo la nacionalidad americana;
lSupCE1OTlOdu uC Ids uOClfludS y lOS
procedimientos federrles sobre los re-
lpublicanos tolerancia nuestra para
establecer la concordia, pese al sine~
drip que en- San Juan, pcR SITS CON-
vENIENclAs, quiere la discordia; gene
rosa hidalguia para los extrangeros
que en- Puerto Rico yiyen y que res
po1den a nuestro afecto; perseverance,
en- ell esfuerzo collective, a fin de que
| ell triunfo Sc conquiste por la energia
de los puertorriquenos.
Al cerrarse ell meeting tomamos
los carruajes y regresamos a Huma~
Gao, acompanados por el pueblo has
ia las margenes del rio. La impression
de la fiesta es mas que satisfactoria.
La reception de Naguabo, exponta-
nea, popular, dejo ALI, como deja
en- nosotros, recuerdos inmortales.
Manana describiremos IA vuelta,
desde Humaceo hasta Caguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-17

La agencia de La DRMoCRA CfA en- ess
oiudad ruega los suscritores no demoren
Ell pago mas de 10 ccnveniente, fin de
que pueda rendif cuentss q la empresa en-
"a primeIa semana de cada mes.