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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-02
Badly Hurt.

Geo. Crannock, a Pollock trammer.
was badly broken up by a fall ofground
in The Great Western mine last Tues
day evening, Another man. whose
name we have not learned was slight
IL hurt M the same time, Two gangs
OF trammcrs were az work on the 9Th
icyel. Both cars were "a the dirt pile
and the men were busy loading when
CrannOck went about twenty feet
from the place they were working 60
an ahandcncd spot, evidently for the
purpose Of getting something that hc
had put there While ut the spot
some ore fell from the back and strik.
ing him. knockep him down. breaking
one leg and grinding the other 20 a
pulp. c'hc other man was hit by a
chunk that rolled over and struck
against his leg
Ii is thought that Crannock willnot
recover as the loss Of blood was great,
LATER lie diedlast night.
Brick, lime and cement for sale by
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-02

Brick lime and cement for sale BY
the Klmball Lumber company.
The times., 1901-03-21

relieve the Stevens and Briggs buildings,
and should be situated between the two,
that is, in the territory bounded by Twen-
tieth and Twenty-eighth Streets west and
L and X Streets north preferably be-
tween New Hampshire Avenue and Rock
Creek, south of Pennsylvania Avenue.
The eight-room building in the Third
division is intended. according TO the re-
port, TO afford relief to the Peabody and
Hilton schools, on the west, and the
Maury School on the east and should be
located between the two, in territory
bounded by c Street north, and East
Capitol Street and Seventh and Twelfth
Streets east.
The four-room building for the Seventh
district, or Brookland. the report says,
should be located to the north of Brook
land, on or near the Bunker Hill Road,
not farther west than the Metropolitan
Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
way. 1t is stated that there is no insur-
mountable objection TO locating the new
building on the site Of the present Bun
ker Hill School, though 1t is situated a
little too far east for the accommoda-
tion of the population living west of the
present school. 1t is suggested that If the
present site is chosen it would be ad-
yisabIe to purchase more land.
It is set forth in the report that the
four-room building for Good Hope should
be erected about one-third Of a mile east
OF the present site and on the same road,
most of the pupils now in attendance
living in that direction.
The times., 1901-03-21
Vic Denth Record.

The following deaths for twenty-four hours
were reported at the Health Department up to
noon yesterday: Louisa Nichols, 50 years. An
ton Gahl, IS years; James ". II. Loyeioy, %
years; Jacob Right p years; Marcel Przygod-
znski, 6s years; Joseph II. Williams G6 years
Mark s Brewer 6S years; Nathan Langston 81
years; Chauncey Tilly, 90 years; John Donnell, 81
years; George W. Hurley 90 years; Martha G.
Briscoe, 40 years; Fletcher Marshall, 30 years;
Lewis IL. Thomas, % years; Roland Caldwell. %
years; Annie A WOotton. y years James Dor
sey, 70 years; Rosesnd kieniepp, ] l-2 years;
IL months.
The times., 1901-03-21
Marrinre Ltceuses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Ralph II. Harrison and Rend Flaherty; Garfield
Randcl and Laura Marhury; Thomas W. Mack and
Christina A. Brooks; Ulysses G. Jenkins and Daisy
Richardson, both of Garfield d. c.. Bartholomew
C. Moore District of Columbia. and Julia Cis-
sell Howard County, Md; Perciyal Chlmbliss
Plcasants and Gay Ragand, both Of Richmond,
Va, Edward " Richard and Florence \. Decker.
The times., 1901-03-21
TO CLOSE THE HoSTELRY.
An order 10 the Receivers of the
Hotel barton.

Justice Bradley yesterday, In connec-
don with the suit of James p. Scott
against James Barton Key, asking for an
accounting and the appointment of re
ceiver. signed an order directing the re-
ceiyers, Smith Thompson. jr, and James
r. Keenan,. to close the Hotel Barton
and cease the conduct of business at that
place.
The receivers are also authorized to
convert the stock Of wine and groceries
and other supplies on hand into cash. The
parties to the suit were formerly part
ners IN the management OF the Hotel
Barton.
The times., 1901-03-21

National-Ricbard Mansfield in Henry W
evening.
CoIumbia-"Unleavencd Bread" Afternoon anC
evening.
Chase's New Grand-Polite Vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
Lafayettc-.M Moths" evening.
Academy. Mans Enemy, afternoon and even
in@.
Herman s. Dainty Duchess Burlesquers," aft
ernoon and evening
Bjou-"Wine. Woman, and Song afternoon
and evening.
The times., 1901-03-21
$4,000 Yards
Of LaCeS and
EnlbrOiderieS!

This is a purchase which has been made
within the last week. and we consider it
one Of the greatest interest to buyers in
This line. We all know that Laces and
Embroideries are going to be better this
season than they have been for years.
our stock viii show everyone that We
made preparations accordingly. Such
values as these viii strike anyone at a
glance.
200 pieces Of Black. White. Butter, and
Iinen-C0lor Serpentine Lace, the most
popular Of the season. very large col
lection Of choice patterns-iuste3d Of l2i2c
and l5c d yard, their real worth, We shall
offer them at
The times., 1901-03-21
Austin's Dog Bread
makes eood-looking rrize-viuners.
Attorner chnsc AnoIoclred.

The hearing Of the charges against Policeman
~. J. Edwards. which were abruptly interrupted
Saturday because Of the conduct % ". Calvin
Chase. a c0l0rsd attorney, who represented the
accused was resumed yesterday before the trial
board. Chase Was permitted 10 conduct the cE-
animation ~ witnesses after be had ap0l0gized
20 the members of the board ior the language
d. used toward them Saturday. The verdict in
The case o. Edwards VIII be made known ia
few days
The times., 1901-03-21
The Assessor Takes an Outing.

H. H. Darneille, the Assessor OF the District
left the city yesterday to spend a short time it
Atlantic City. In his absence the assistant As
sessor will act in his stead.
The times., 1901-03-21
Our Millinery
Opening,

Which has so far proven one of our
phenomenal successes, viii be continued
The balance of this week. The many
pretty remarks which have been show
cred upon this display have been most
gratifying TO everyone connected with
this establishment. Such encouragement
demands still greater efforts on our part,
and while it's hard TO overcome such. we
shall leave no stone unturned that viii
advance us still further in everything
which we undertake to do We would be
pleased to have you with us; if not as a
customer. as a visitor and a critic. Mil
linery parlors, second floor
The times., 1901-03-21

Obtain the best beer by 'Phoning West 80
Arlington Bottling Co, for case oi Heurich'r
MaeTzen. Senate, on Lager.
The times., 1901-03-21

Matthias Hunter, Of Hunters Hillside
Cottage, Benning. d. C, has written to
the Commissioners complaining Of certain
determinations permitted by the police
with reference to the treatment of
prisoners. Mr. Hunter encloses a clip
ping from The Times in his letter to the
Commissioners, In which it appears that
a white woman arrested on charge of
theft refused to ride In the van to the
House OF Detention in company with
negro woman and child The woman
climbed upon the box with the driver and
there rode to the House of Detention.
This incident furnishes text for Mr..
Hunter to indite a sermon on equality
before the law. He first wants to know If
the District Of Columbia IN its service on
persons charged with crime allows the
person so charged to select the color Of
their associates or shall the law, as in
tended, be meted out 20 all without dis
tinction as to color Mr.. Hunter declares
that it seems to him that white criminal
IS as bad as q black one, and ne main
tains that the only thing that should be
taken into consideration by the authori-
ties is whether the person or persons in
custody are charged with crime, and If
so, he thinks they ought to be treated
alike in their duress.
Mr.. Hunter suggests that if the
genealogies of these persons were traced
back step or two there would be found
an octoroon. He expresses the hope that
the Commissioners VIII give this matter
their attention and see that the ofhcers
Of the Police Department shall not be al
lowed to make discrimination in handling
their prisoners. Mr. Hunter asks what
can be said Of the discipline Of the Off
GERS referred to who allowed a prisoner to
have her own way. He states that when
he served in the army OF the United
States such action on the part Of an Off
nov -F1I.I r
tial and his being sent to the Dry Tor
tugas.
The times., 1901-03-21

Richard kingsman, Chairman OF the
Committee on Buildings Of the Board Of
Education, has forwarded TO Commis-
sioner MacfaTland the report Of the Su-
perintendent OF Schools in relation to the
location Of sites for schools provided for
in the District appropriation act for the
next fiscal year. Mr.. Kingsman states
that the report has been approved by the
Board Of Education. and that it enbodies
the views and wishes Of the committee
Of which he is chairman.
The report sets forth that the eight
room building in the Sixth division. Trini-
dad or vicinity, is to relieve the Madi-
son, Taylor, Blair. and Hayes schools,
and that it viii serve this end best if 10
Gated between Florida Avenue and y
Street north, and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad on the east, preferably on
Florida Avenue, but in any event not
more than two squares north Of it.
It is suggested that the eight-room
building I'm the Tenth division is intended
TO relieve the Jones, Douglass, Cook and
Banneker schools. and should be located
between First Street east and Fourth
Street west and X and o Streets north.
It is stated that the eight-room build
ing for the Ninth division is designed to
The times., 1901-03-21
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide..................2:1 An. and 2;57 P NJ
High tide................S; s ~ a NJ and S:ls I. VI
The times., 1901-03-21

Two per cent paid deposits subject TO check
at viii. Union Trust STORAGE Co. lal4 T ST.
The times., 1901-03-21
&c" With a Tail.

The &C" with a tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Each tablet stamped
c. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, IoC.
The times., 1901-03-21
TIE sun AND MOON.

Highest temperature, p. m....................5
Lowest temperature, 6 a. m.....................4
The times., 1901-03-21

Ma jor G. a. Armes, OF 1905 F Street
northwest, recently asked permission OF
the Commissioners to tap the water main
running from Grant Road through Chap
pell Lane TO introduce water into houses
in Howard Avenue. W. A. Mcfarland
Superintendent Of the Water Department
in reporting upon the matter, suggests TO
the Commissioners that If a public main
is 70 be laid in Chappell Lane it should be
not less than a siX-inch pipe, TO provide
fire protection. The estimated cost there
Of is $612, assessment $1,l53, Of which
S2l533 is against property owned by Ma
jor ArInes No sewers, Mr.. Mcfarland
says are available.
Mr. Mcfarland calls attention to the
fact that in May, 1899. Mr.. Frisbie agreed
to permit Major Armes to connect with
the formers temporary water service
pipe, Oh payment of $50 by the latter. Mr.
McFarland states that he recommended
al that time that Major Armes be per
mitted TO extend this pipe. provided that
he first obtain in writing permission from
parties controlling the same, and provided
also that said extension be made Of lead
or cast-iron pipe.
The Commissioners have approved the
recommendation Of the Superintendent Of
the " Ndter Department, and Major Armes
will be Informed in accordance Herewith.
The times., 1901-03-21
TEMPERATURE.

Rain and colder today: brisk and high winds
becoming southwest to northwest. Tomorrow fair
The times., 1901-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Lamps lit today. r.,
Lamps out tOmorrow,................. j.lO A.
The times., 1901-03-21
TIDE TABLE.

Sun rose. ..G:04 An. sun scts........6:l2 M
Moon rises.......,..... Moon sets.-.....f 81 A Nj
The times., 1901-03-21
Lectnred on Whittier.
Sold up to S5 and So.

" Edwin Priest assistant professor OF his
tory at Columbian University last night deliver
ed his new lecture, The Poet Whittier" IN
large audience at Lafayette Post Hail. jl3 Ninth
Street. The affair was given under the auspices
OF Lafayette Post. G. A r.. and was a thorough
success. Mr.. Priest described Whittier
boy youth, and man, and recited many Of
the best efforts OF the New England poet.
The times., 1901-03-21
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
MiIburn Released on Rail.

George Milburn, charged with forgery, was yes
terday released from custody on $500 bail. His
surety is Nathan sickle.
The times., 1901-03-21

165 pieces Of French Embroidered Net
and AlI-over Laces. in white and butter
Color-lS inches wide suitable for yokes,
sleeves. and waists-a very select as
soTtmeut Of new patteTns-iustead of SEC
TO S5c a yard. their real worth, we offer
The times., 1901-03-21
4Et0C. I il.

Thousands and thousands of yards Of
Canbric. swiss and nainsook edging-sUch
a variety of neat and open-work pat
terms We're never shown-Ihe selection
has no Iimit-instead Of lSc and zoe a
yard. their real worth, we offer them to
Won "a
The times., 1901-03-21

More than 500 pieces Of manufacturers
samples. Of cambric and swiss and main
sock inserting also ribbon beadings-if
there Is one pattern to select from, we
can give you a hUudred-insread Of PIC
and l5c per yard, which is their real
worth, We offer them at
The times., 1901-03-21
a. G. HAMILTON
NDe ra.rssa 0lIlifG
weather Indications.

THURSDAY. MARCH p, 1901.
The times., 1901-03-21
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
The Question of Penalty in Failing
to Complete Contract.

James Nolan .G sons Statement RcIa-
tive TO Plumbing work i'm school
HouseS-Sitcs for New Buildings-
MIR. Hunter on Law Enforcement.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
INTERMEZZO

La sehorita c. F. nos escribs indignada, y
ell caso no 81 para menos.
Cierto ioven de Yauco Ia dirgi6 hsce po-
co una spistola muy expresiva mny po6tica,
en- qus, 4 vuslta de muchos fioreos, Sc dsclsra-
ba su almiradol la supiieaba que fuera bene.
bOld
Choc6 la se1orita c. F. Ia ortograffa sui
generts de dicho joven, ls contesto en- bromsn-
dole ligsramsnts en- buen sentido, segdn nos
dice,y cu4l no serfA su usorpress,-como prin-
coian les reclamos de las xPfldoras Rosadas> -
al reoibir otra carta del preopinants, llaman-
dola <brib6ns amenazAndola conque Sc verfan
las caras, si por acaso le mencionaba en- las
colu0nds de LA DEAOCRACIA.
Cree Ia senorta G. T. que ell joveE de re-
ferencias es vfctima de algdn error de agu-
M ofuscaci6n lamentab'es, pues de otro modo
no Sc explica que % drigiese ella en- esos
terminus, por demss desconsiderados inco-
rrectos.
Yx fn de evitar sn 10 sucesivo equivoca-
clones incdent,s de naturaleza, nos rue
"a que inuti.icsmos las carsas que sc nos diri
Jan 4 su nombre, sin hacerlas liegar su po.
dor, porque Sc hslIa dispuesta no admitir
las
va 10 sabsn los ad dmiredores sin els con
ele-ds 10 senorits Q. Z.
Por su parte, la bella Sara contin1a re-
cibiendo, sin interruption nj tropezos, mani
fsstaciones b homsnajes de simpatfa
tOsiera su buena suerts que no le salga
ning1o admirador con els
Son tsrribles H..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
NUEVAS OPINIONES

e. sspacio de que disponsmos es corto, ,
aosrts de- ESQ, para no incurrir en- repsticioues
snfadosss y de POGO intsrss, ,dess.haremos los
parsesrss qua sxpressn cooeeptos identicos
parscitos & los "a pubicados.
LtTl0 dice
<Eosiendo que cuando una mujer une
&un homcrs para sismprs es poraus le ANA
sobrsmanera, MAS que NADIA oil mundo,
mas que sus padres, quienss abandona por
sexuirIs compartir con Ell las viclsitudes lie IL
vida No eoncibo, por consiguients. como ha-
~ nuisrss que pospong4n el septimiento del
amor 4 las con veniencias del fnteres.
xEntrs un rico pobre de iguales con-
dtcionss, desds luego que es preferible ell pr-
fnero Psro no sisndo asf, debs otorgarse la
brsfsrencia & las cualidades morales, antes que
( los bienes de fortuna. Un vccso un vago,
cial, no valen 10 que un hombrs .trabajador y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
A p|uma y a pelo
Los Casamientos por amor
y los casamentos por interes

honrado, luchs no con ell infortunio con Ia
pobrsza. Esa es mi opinion.
bien discrsta, por cierto, aunqos no
muy generalzada que digamos.
Como xpresa Campoamor,
Ea ns,tjsr u la dtondrG sc endnsOrGn
de todo 10 que briIla y haee rufdo.
Yen este concspto, los que no semos IL
cos nj lleyamos camino de serlo, nj fguramos
siouiera como prohombres, opci6n un
asiento en- la Camara baja, claro es que no GO
zamos de gran predicamento en- ell belio sexo.
Y con esta observation, amarga, cruel,
dsseonsoladora, 81 ustedes quieren, psro since
"a, oueda contestsdo los que nos indica Una
ui,tda pobre de Truj Alto que, dicho sea
entire parsntesis, no debs de ser muy pobre
cuando perfuma tanto sus cartas.
Haba CoriIOpsis:
xLa base mas frme duradera para la fe-
licidad conyugal Ia consttuye ell mutuo afec'
to- De ahf Que sean muy contados los matrl
monios felices porque en- cast todos 1aita esa
base. De cada Glen m teres, noventa nueve
"a casan Dor amor; lie cada Glen HON bres uno.S
Como se We, Coritopsis psca de exagerada
aPor que no dice de una veg que, de cada
Glen mu ieres, noventa nueve psco Sc casan
por amor?....
Parodiando un antique epgrama, muy CO.
nocido, replicaremos:
ssmejante parecer
nos hace POGO favor,
y es pintar como querer;
pere "a echa de YER
que no es hombre ese pfntor.
Poroue, de ssrlo, hubiera dicho TODD 10
eontrario de Corilopsis.
Yen pazy jugando.
Claudia manifesto:
<Se me tacharA de vulgar prosaica; pero
dada IA situaci6n actual, In earestfa que hay
sn TODD, 10 diffctl que sc hace Ia vida en Puer-
TO Rico, muy tonsa ha de ssr Ia que tnfca.
nente Sc case por AMOR, iiSoLo FOR AMOR!
como Of ESQ bastara1'
escribe amor, SOC por amor, asf con ia
man. IS letras, cemo oil 30 llenara la boca Al de-
c!rlo, infAndo los earrillos y hacienda una
rnueca burlona, mientras Sc levanta soore Ia
punta de los pie, eleva los brazos, en- actitud
erotesca de admiration asom bro......
Ctuudsa-6 doha Claudia -debe ser una
sefora mayor de baja estatura yo.uminosa
Asf nos la Hguramos, una vez conocida su
opinion, mas interesada que interesante.
5No les parece ustedesP
Y ahora.. hasta ell sabado proxfmo.
Yuba-Bill
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21

Con obteto de sdquirirla ha salido para
New York Mr.. Guiber.
TN ladr6n trat6 de robar el jueves por Ia
noche en- una casa de Ia calle Mendez Vfgo.
No logr6 su jeto porque fue sorprendi
do tempo.
Ell rio Portuguese Sc sali6 de madre ell vfer-
mes.
No CAUSE perjuicios.
En- la manifestation de duelo celebrada el
iueves ell se1or Domenech lego un discurso
kiiom6trico, en- INGLEs.
Los tres mil individuos congregados, Sc
ftLer0n ......4 .euterados.
E Lcdo. don Horacio Bslaval l1a prestado
juramento su esta Corte de Distrito para ejer-
Ger profession.
LIE deseamos muchos extos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
BUQUEs QUE Sc ESPEnAA EN- SAN JUAN

Espan, ,l Juan Forga abe habsr saItdo
de b .rceona con escalas en- Vaiencis, Mka-
ga, Cadix Cauarias el dia Is del corrisnts.
E%pa6, Rsm6n de Lsrrinaga. a.-Con desti-
no Hsity, Sanso Dsningo San Juan sai6
del de Liverpool el dia 6
Espsfo Catalina.-Dal puerto de CAnarfas
sali6 ell dis Is.
Espanol Pho TX Fl dfa 25 saldrk de .r-
celona b .ciendo escalas en- Ma'lorce. Tsrre
vieja Valencia, Msga, Ca liz, Tenerlfs Las
PAlmas.
Espafi,l Cuiad do CAdiz ~-sali6 de Cadiz
6 dia Is
Americana PhiIadelphfs.-Se espsra pro-
cedente de In Guaira y escalas ell 1ia 25- Con-
tinuar6 viaia drecto para New York,
Americana Maracatbo.-El dfa 81 liegar6
proceiente de New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
PONCE


La manifsstacion fdnebre ceebrada el
iusves en- ssta ciudad rssuit6 esp!endiia.
Aststieron representations consuares, del
Gpbisrno, Ayuntamiento Tribunales, ofcinas
pdblicas, gremIos, las logias mas0nicas, los
psrtidos polfsicos, ell Cuerpo de 6onberos, ste.
etc, desooiiando Ia represe ntact6n del partidC
federal que portaba un preciosO estandafte,
Ia bandera americana y Ia bandera puertorri
quefa.
sisndo la nota mas ssliente ell magnf1co dis
surso pronunciado por nuestro querfdo amigo
y compadero Astol, representante del partido
fsdsral, quien estuvo oportunfsimo ganAndose
las entusiastas felicitaciones y los aplausos de
Ia tnmensa concurrsncia que ls escuchaba.
Recba tambien Ia nuestra ell brillante
brador.'
El iusvss sufri6 una caid. 40 domador Que
knontaba un potro csrrIi, fracturzndoss ID
piernA fzquierda.
la rstista del domingo 20 80 vsri6eara con
Afrsgio al programs de Ia qna So snspsndi6 con
Eotiyo ds 10 masrts Dc Nc Kinley.
E iasvss fak dia de dssgraeia para nues-
ts1s fssestsblss amigos los hermanos don
fJ1Msfe y don Abeiard0 Otsr0.
Ef pnnso snfri6 In disIocaci6n de un
kssrs 4 esaseensncia de IN. csida, y ell ssgnn-
o. fsk Hofdido sn IN carriio por el perro
ksssfisa asi sstabiscimlsnto
LaMsHtamos ambos incidentss, cslebran-
c. gss ssGos no tengan nAyores sconsscuencias.
Dss4s 10 noche del tusves. hasta la hora
as 4ss sssribimos estAs lfnsas, de 10 tarde
x.sS sssfass. no casa de Hover. y recfo. PArecs
@s@ f&s 5lusfas 80 extisnden tambien hacia los
S4sslas lfmftrofss de In cxrrstsra central,
e4ss ii eorrso no ha iisgado
nj t6ysn bombaro don Jsagnin vAldivis.o
Kesska fselbi6 oil jnsves IN fuerte golps sn |
IL xzsAs asFsehg & eonsecnencia del ch0qns do |
A. ks4sss, asatimes Al psrcancs.
Hq - Esxss ~ msyeeio hubs u iusvss
..A.<s%e4 yxe4@Ssas .4dsstas kgaaoa gAfr1t
fssSsqsS A&a n *stss n Ia iIssfun aas
40 .AsH ff fyfes.- - N tssvetss,
sS,s4~S II "a f&S* EE1gstf ii mkaaiasrIA
.kvs Il esrsYN ess4sfsss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
| May Good forgire him I!
DI0S LE PERO0NEI

Los cablss reslbItas do New York acsrcs
~ IL trag Ills Do jdn 10, nos diisroa qua Nc
snisy ~ hamboasrss hsrido de muerts lanz6
ssts Apostrofs Lson Go goszi sM MlIdfg ate
DIoslS
AhagA results que ssgda sl Nssu York Hs-
ruid otrss psrl6 iiaos ansfeaaos, IL exela-
n sel6a ds pfasi isnts faf; Il Msy G1oi for
Gre hi MS 10 Dfas Ii pardonsls
IL aifsreasiA - aaorma rsvsla 10 erIs-
tlanx gsasrosidAI Dc Ii yistim1 prsssnclA Dc
" vletIalArl9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
Gon0rrhOI

esta epe
de
Envenena ponttud g6rmenes morboscs eorar
Las ceuas organfca alojan tedo
gdad compe evitando cicatrces etrecheces uetales a.
reparado nnicamente The Gonorrho Medical NJ g -
New York. Setiembre IL de 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
CLANCY AND HART

Attorney and Con.e1or, "hngou tho
of conce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
EsTADOs UMIDoS
BELeiCA


Ha sido capsurado por las tropas BRITAIN
cas-, por ell deli to de traici6n, sometido & los
Tribunales de guerra un primo del general
Scha,k Burger, presidente INFERNO de los bo-
ers.
--Cinco guerrilleros del Transvaa, acusa-
dos de b aber dado muerss dos indfgenas que
estaban al servicio de las tropas britanicas,
fueron fusilados por estas en- las inmediacio-
mes de vryburg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21

doctor j. LOR EMO CASALDUC.
Cirujano Dentista Norte-Americano.
<Arecibo, Puerto Rico.s al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
LOS sREs. CLANCY Y HAR'

Procuradores abogado Residences Washington cal
particular
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
FARMACIA DE r. H. PATRON
San Justo 8.-San Juan, P. r.
Constante surido de drogas producos qumcos medicine
Patente. A's uf
Especialidades farmac6uticas
Aqua do soda 4 a

Los duenos de a xQni.t, Caridad,, situada
Atocha, la alquiaD, arrepdan venden
Es una quinta mug hermos' y muy fresca
sito.
Los que la deseen rue leo dirjrse don Just(
Ce'i Aguiiera, uo ~, Ponce st ,re. II de 1901.