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The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20
STEAM SHOVEL FOR TAILlNGS
Traction Engine Will Do the Rest-1t
Will Haul Sixty Tons Each
Trim

A steam shovel has been purchased by
the Helena & Livingston company and
will be used in loading the tailings Of
the Comet mine on the big wagons.
which will be hauled to the railroad by
a steam traction engine, says the Hell
ena Record. The engine will haul sixty
tons Of tailngs at trip or three full
railway carloads. The road, four and
one-half miles in length. from the mine
to the railway, has already been COM
pleted and the engine and it's train OF
wagons shipped from California. Will be
put to work on arrival. This will be the
first test of traction hauling of ore in
Montana and it's outcome is watched
with interest. The taiEngs are TO ne
treated at the Peck cOncentrator.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20

running about $25. The new owners eN-
pect to build a mill, and Mr.. Brown,
who is an experienced mining engineer.
and was foreman of the Kennett for
over a year, has recently completed a
survey of the underground workings.
"On the General Shafter. at Summit.
eight miles above Virginia City. Thomas
II. Teal F. H. Ribble. r. r. Smith and
NJ. p. McIver have IA men at work IN
the mine and MILL working three eight
hour shifts in the mines and two l2-hour
shifts in the mill. There are five stamps
with cyanide plant and the ore is so SOFT
that it treats So tons day. 1t runs
satsfactor and saves a high percent
age of the value. The owners started
work less than three years ago and nave
done most of the development Them
selves They have run a tunnel 25o feet
with several crosscuts and upraises.
The Kearsarge. a quarter of a mile
from the Shafter produced over $l.Ooo.-
OoO in the early days and is now being
worked with - men by w. b. MiAard.
son of the United States senator from
Nebra ska who is also the principal
owner of the Kenneth. 1t has II feet
of ore. of which six feet is very high
grade telluride ore. A tunnel is in over
500 feet and another tunnel is being run
100 feet lower. which will tap the vein
at depth of 200 feet. A test run of
the ore is to be made at the kennett
mill.
The Kennett mine, five miles east Of
Virginia City. is the deepest in the camp,
being down 600 feet. Last week on the
60o-foot level strike was made of 20
feet of ore averaging $50. 1t has a TO-
stamp mill, which. it is predicted, will
be running within 25 days.
Regular shipments are being made
by w. II. Wright and Dick Peel from
the E,lhetla. one mile south of Virginia
City A large amount of surface work
has been done by a succession of lessees
and eight men are now employed in de-
veloping it deeper. There are two or
three feet of shipping ore which runs
about $50.
THE dredging companies have been
working all summer at the mouth of
Alder gulch. and though they do not say
anything about what they take out their
operations must pay, for they are con>
stantly extending their operations. The
Conrey Placer Mining company has two
dredses of it's own and has leased the
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20
REPORTED STRIKE At YORK
The Vein aSid to Be Large and the Ore
Rich Enough For Practical
PURPOSES

A new strike of big vein of excel
lent milling ore has been made in the
Golden Messenger claim of the Colum-
bian Gold Mining cOmpany's claim at
York. says the Helena Record. The pay
ore is in places eighteen feet in width
and averages over ten feet wide as far
as the drifts have been driven.
The mill is running regularly and bull
ion being turned out. Arrangements
have been nearly perfected by which. the
indebtedness of the concern will be ad-
justed and the properties taken out OF
the hands Of the receiver. The industry
and good management of Mr.. Fredrichs
may be credited with this happy turn
in the affairs of the company.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20
AMONG MINES c. JEFrERS0H
piring-Good Ore III the Grey
E1Oia

Mr.. LIE May was here Monday anu re-
ports the Gray Eagle mine looking well
Sood ore at the 100 ana they are now
looking for it at the 2O9
The Elkhorn mill was closed down a
few days ago. but it will probably be idle
only few weeks. 1t appears that some
of the machinery in use was not adapted
to the work and has to be replaced with
something stronger
DoWney & Axe have leased their mine
in the Cataract district to JCe Smith and
Ed. kInzle. \ shipment OF ore from the
property is actively under way. They
have lease tor months subject to sa e.
1t is the property which was under bond
to eastern parties for some time and on
which $4,000 Was pad down bat the par
ties did not then succeed IN making the
deal.
Mr.. Benjamin was down from Ekhorn
mountain the first OF he week and re-
ports the iron mine in active operation
lots of ore out and several teams haulins g
to Elkhorn for shipment to East Helena.
He has four claims in the same vicinity.
on two of which he is finding good ore
and they are likely to make producers.
Snow has already fallen up there and
he has just finished a new cabin to use
while doing development work in the
next few weeks.
Martin Mulvahill was here Monday
and reports that 4 contract has been let
for running "a tunnel SEQ feet to reach the
large lead of manganese iron ore he has
shown up extensively on the surface.
IT is located at the head of the south
fork of Clancy creek and is likely to
prove a big property. Mr.. Mulvahill is
at presenet developing for himself mine
near the Alta which is also showing up
very we'll. 1t appears that the cloud
burst over that way while doing much
damage for others did some good on this
such an extent that it uncovered this
lead which had been looked for several
years.
Frank Carey returned Sunday after an
absence of about IS months in ALASKA.
most of the time being spent near Ram
part City on the Yukon below Dawson
He reports sold in that country but the
great disadvantages: however, he
brought out some nuggets and he has an
interest in claims there. He was en-
tirely without news from home for sew
eral months and not until reaching Butte
did he learn of the daath of his sister
Mrs. Picot. He and Vint Carey of Butte
are now at the home of their parents IN
the valley. Frank stuck to the north
country longer than most Of the dozer
who went from here that spring when
| the stampede for Nome was in full force
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20
MINES and MINING .9%:::~ ;:: !N THE NORTHWEST

The best
medicine to
take for
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia.
BiliOusness,
or
Malaria,
Fever and
Ague
Is the Bitters.
1t means
health for
every sufferer
from StOnA ch
ills. Don't fail
to give it a
trial.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20
Mr.. WRIGHT WAS IN DEMAND
A Shareholders Meeting in London
That Smacked Of Some Dis
satisfaction

An exciting meeting Of shareholders O.
the lie Roi Mining company was held IL
London few days ago. In the cours;
Of the meeting shouts were heard Of
Where is Whitaker Wright" "On the
Telephone, somebody shouted der;sivel,
in reply.
1t was then announced that Mr.
Wright had telephonsd, explaining that
owing to resignation, there were only
two directors left and advising the meet
in,s to form a committee to appoint new
ones. 1t transpired that Mr.. Wright
Lord Dul,erin. ard Messrs. Ruegg and
Mills had all resigned.
The two remaining directors, Messrs
Hill and Andrew. both refused to taks
the chair. Sharshold Aaron was there
upon vo d to the chair and : mn unc I'd
that he had a maj rity of 131 ,43S proxie
over those held by the Wright party
this proving how confidence had been
sAai.-.. "A. rilsile l.. -,s,SeIueIll. ~,
Aaron and others made very uncompli-
centary ma KS about Mr.. Wright, wtC
it is said, is now 4 Shareholder on to
the extent of forty shar,s.
The meeting aoplauded Mr.. Aaron s
comments. After much commOti n /,
appointed mining engineer, Il. j.
FrecheVille, a director, and resolved to
send i'm to British c lumb to ex-
anime into the report upon the whole
business after which other directors will
be appointed.
Rossland. Il. c., Sept. lS.-The lie Roi
mine announces that it will open dur
ing the coming week. and the company
is advertising for 700 men, 400 miners al
$3.50 per day and 500 men to push cars
and shoN el ut $50 per day.
The five compartment shaft of the
mine is already down to a depth of 1,15t
feet and is under contract to be sunk tO
the l. 500 foot level. The ore bodies are
opered I'D by levels from the surface
10 the 900 foot level and the output Of
the mine when working will be 1,OCt
tons daily.
The new machinery now ready to run
is of the most modern type and the most
powerful in British Columbia. The other
hig mines in the camp are also prepar-
ing to start M Immediately.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20

Jenllins-Congr atuate me, old chap,
I've secured a real Panama hat.
Hunt-How do you know it's genuine?
Jenkins-Why. the first week l wore 1t
I was i'll and the doctor told me l had
the Chagres fever.-NeW York Times.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20

Elle-Bella told me that you told her
hat secret 1 told you not to tell her.
Stella-Shes a mean thing-I told her
not to tell you told her.
Ella-WeM! l told her I wouldn't tell
you she told me so don't tell her l did,
Brooklyn Life.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20

Maggie A. Gibson from another COM
pany. 1t has been working for about
three years and has another boat abou,
completed
Several ground sluicing companies
are also working in the guch and seem
to be doing We'll. They will probably no,
clean up until November.
'TracklayEg has begun on the branch
of the Northern Pacific road frcm Twin
Bridges to the molN, Ii of Alder gu,ch
which will be the present terminus. |
think the road will be extended to Viz
giria City next year.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20
Too High Priced a Remedy.

The potato cure for rheumatism will
have to be suspended. The potato is toe
dear almost to be introduced to one s
stomach. much less to be worn in his
pOcket.-St. Louis Star
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20

Church Settlement Young Lady
Oindly)-I hope you brush your teeth
regularly, Maggie?
Maggie Gnd gnantly) Brush me teeth?
Wot would / d. that for? There amt
nc hair on me tee..-Broohlyn Eagle.
The Butte inter mountain., 1901-09-20
WITH THE FUNNY MEN.

I'D like to write a hook, but l can't
afford it
Cant aft rd it?'
Yes: ia have to g.va it to my friends,
and my enemies wouldn't buy it."-Chi-
eago Record Herald.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15
I'll COBERNADOR ALLEN
10 QUE DICE eel NEWS

steuddos ErOp0sitos de un gohernador que an
10 poi1tico no htzo otra cosa que echarse en-
brazos de nuestros adversarios, poniendo en-
practica todos los proceed mientos imaginables
para dsstruir pulverizar al rartido federal:
y que en- 10 economico fu6 despefiado
de fracaso en- fracaso, demostrando su i'm
potercia para levantar al pafs de la postraci6n
economics en- que 10 deja. Extraer rentas y
mas rentas de un pats empobrecido como este
cres ndo un verdadero lujo de lmpuestos, no
es admtnistrar bien nj mncho menos dar mues-
tras de sdbtdnTtt.
va hemos dicho que no vamos hoy & ha.
Ger ell analsis complete del gobierno de Mr.
Allen, que mas funesto no pudo ser; psro ST
consfRnaremos, que bajo mando Sc come
tieron en- este pats los atropellos mas escanda-
losos ciencia paciencia de la primera auto
ridad; que la ley para elecciones decretada fu6
una violacon manifesto del bill Foraker; que
este no fu6 respetado en- m uchas de sus parties;
que los federaes no hallaron garantfas para
sus personals sug intereses; que las turbas Sc
ensenorearon del pals: que no hubo orden, res
peto ni ltbertad; que durante su mando Sc ini-
ciaron desarrollaron las emigraciones de
nuestros proletarios, quienes el hambre y 10
falta absolute de protection Official, impulsa-
Dan aoandonar para stempre ell suelo que les
vic nacer; que fue ell principal sostenedor Y
mantenedor del fdmoso bill HoIander y
por dittmO, que cuando el pafs agoniza ba, vfcti-
ma de la mas tremenda crisis economies, EN- veg
de reconocerlo asf y proponer al gobierno me-
tropolftico mediOs raGcales para coniurar esa
crisis, proclamab ba con Ia sonrisa en- los labios,
que Puerto Rico habfa LEGS ado un grado de
PRosPERIDAD ENvIDIABLE, pesar de los cua-
trocientos amos de domination espanola.
estos hechos nadIe podrk negarlos, y
quedar6n ahf en- las paginas de nuestra histo-
ria, para demostrar al mundo que ell perfodo
gubernamental de Mr. Charles III. Allen, fu6
en- Puerto Rico el periodic de la ANARQUIA de
la INEPTITUD.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15
Ell FISCAL DEL SUPREME

n sido nomhrado para desempeAar ese
alto puesto en- la administration de iusticia, ell
oyen abogado don Emilio Toro Cuebas.
Somos los primeros en- reconocer en- ell Sc
nor Toro talento lsboriosidadt pero al mismo
tempo creemos que no es ell llamado a ocupar
un puesto tan importante para ell que sc re-
quIere mayor practica experiencis, que la
que pueda tener ell joven Toro, que apenas ha-
ce tres a6os 6gura en- la administration de JUS
tcia
Ese cargo slempre 10 desem peharon jueces
de largs practica en- la Msgistraturs, Impair
eiales en- politica, que fuerza de afios y labo-
r0sIdad habian a1quirldo gran prestigio pro-
esiona pero nunca j6venes como el sefior
Toro,que por mucho talento laboriosidad que
euga, adolecera siempre de Ia experiences que
dan los DOS de la calma 6fmparcialidad que
Sc obtene cuando SO vive en- un complete ale
iamiento de las luchas polfticas. ell senior
ToFo es IN republicano apssionado como 10
aemostr6 en- Ia causa instruida por los distur-
bios de Gusyama, en- la acusaci0n que sostn-
yo contra ell criterio de todo ell tribunal, en- la
causa segutda al Jefe del partido federal senior
Muho5 Rivera por los sucesos del IA de Sc
tembre
VI no Sc queria nombrar para ese cargo
ningdn magistrate federal que reunese las
condiciones que dejamos apuntadas, ahf estAn
en- la Magistratura iueces como los sef1ores
don lsidoro Soto Nussa don Arturo Aponte,
que son ndependientes en- polftica,
CUE nl slqulera simpatlzan cor ell partido
isderal pero en- los que reconocemos larga
pfactca iuridica, vastos conocimtentos I'M
parcalidad bastante para no dejarse sugestio-
mar por la passion de psrtido; pues hay que te.
ner en- cusnta que el Tribunal Supreme es Ia
nnlea garantia que teuemos hoy los ciudada-
nos de Pto Rico pues las Cortes de distrito todas
estsu en- manos de jueces republcanos, siendo
Hsos, 60 su gran mayoria, j6venes imberbes,
Nn Ia Practica y conocimIentos suGcientes pa
ra esos carg0s
Ahora ben 81 10 ode SO ha querldo con el
lonoFamiento del sefior Toro, es favorecer al
Partido republicano, en- ese case, blen nombra-
eo estai pues estre todos los abogados fapubli-
eaaos' NO BAY UNo que posea ell talepto la
Rooflosidad del seflor Toro Cuebas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15
EaTADOS UmHDO8

Ha llegado Tamps, de regreso de Nueva
"a hacer declaraciones & los periodistas que
Fsta tarde embarcark para la H~bana,
donde llegarA antes del oscurecer
-Comupican de WashingtoDg que en- Ell
Dapartaue ento del Interior Sc tienen notclas
ofciales de los Gobernad respectivos De
Ralt.more Cincinnaty dando cuenta de que
han cesedo las hueigas de maquinistas, Voi
yiendo Sstos sns talieres tomanoo las po'
blactcnes la actitud normal
-Datos recogidos de todos los Estados
productores de cereales aseguran gus Ia cose-
cha as extremadamente abundante que nun
dueeI6n tan atlas como las obtenid@s Rhorar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15

~, motivo del Uigestmo vlaje de Mr.. Allen
- Estados Undos, In prensa de San Juan
a.o,Ie bacer IN iuventario favorable de Ia
PIe.fai.trlcl6n de dicho se1or, colmandolo de
eoqos como 81 rear elecOlVA"ento uo VOL
lara 4 este pals.
Fe' S~.otros. oue no tenemos fundamento pa
srmar Al Mr.. Allen volver& no, aplaza-
~ nuestr0 juicio para cuando, oncialmente,
no .nnerme su releyo. Entonces, y aunque SO
80, 80 3Iga que llevamos en- la masa de la sangre
~. nrocedlmieutos espanoles, le formaremos
~ ~ Fsrd dadsro Jttici0 de restdenctd.
- psro debemos recoger Algunas alusiones
AL sr7, Jlqn Nel0s que no pneden pasar sin
Este coega, dsspues de ahrmar que IN
..,,,rIo i,nparctat ha de reconocer Mr. Allen
.ns esfuerzos perseverantes pr6speros por
.arsernlr el adelanto de todos cada uno de
ios infersses & 81 confados, ahade:
.El tempo que ha ejercido cargo ell
robarnador Allen, no ha sido exception de es-
q ,ooIa. poroue ha habidc en- 81 perfodos en- los
oua 81 ia eercitado una critica severa; sin
embargo, los que entOnces ce' SuTCTon, nFOrG Sc
tnSn sincer1mente d Ia general oppression de LedL
gnrsci0 y reconocinltento de sus sGbi0s clevGdos
prop6sios'
Nosotros hemos sido los que mas ejercita-
mos IA crtLIcu seUsrG de los actos realizados eE
asta lsla por ell Gobernador Allen, y podemos
aarmar al san Juan Netcs que no hemos rec
ttfcado una sola lfnea de los cargos severos
cue Is hIcmos.
PodrS ell coega rectincar las censurds
que mas do una vez dlriglo la administration
de Mr.. Allen; pero nosotros, no. Porque
cuando lanzamos IN cargo un gobernante es
basado en- la raz6n y Ia justicia, solo en- el
easo de que ese gobernante rectlfique sus erro.
res le apiaudramos; pero Mr.. Allen Sc marcha
sin haber rectifcado NADIA.
Tampoco podemos reconocer los sdbtos y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15
UL LTIMOS CABLES
ERA MClA

Han llegado Toi6n las escuadras france
sas reconcentradas en- ell Mediterraneo, las que
pasaran msfiaDa IA una gran revista, cargo
del almirante Gervais, con motive de la soem-
nidad del dia.
Con Ia escuadra han llegado todos los tor
pederos que prestan servicio en- Ajaccio, Tuner
Argelia.
Ia yez que Ia escuadra, haran las salvas
de ordenanZa todos los fuertes de Tol6n.
-Anuncian de Paris que, con motive de
las 6estasdel "14 de j ulio" ,saIdra mafana las
de 10 tarde el presidente de la rep1blica, Mr.
Emile Loubet, del Palacio del Eiseo escolta-
poF fuerzas de caballerfa.
Aver lu6 aprobado en- los Campos EIiseos
-Parfs-el nuevo globo dirigible cuyo aparato
se debe los Estudlos y prActics de Mr. Du-
mont, ingeniero malitsr.
Los resultados son muy satisfactorios ell
globo giro en- torno de Ia torre EiYe TODD ell
tempo que su director quiso. Una numerosa
concurrencia presenci6 ell espectaculo aplau-
di6 los movimientos del mongolfer
-Comunlcan de Marsella que los calores
contintan acentu6n0ose Europa llegando
en- Bruselas marcar ell term6metro 207 gra-
dos.
Sc registrar constantemente defunciones
causadas por Ia as6cia en- dos dfas han Pc
recido 253 personals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15
COMITE De NAGUABO
Don Andres Duelere, Secretario del Conf
te Federal de Naguabo.

CERTIFICo Que ell libro de Actas en-
la correspondence la levantada en- ell dlA de
aver que reunio ell Comite, entire otros par
tieulares existe uno que cepiado literalme ente
dice asf SO El sefor Presidente en- ell uso de
Ia palabra manifesto que enterado por Ia prem
sa periodical del Partdo de la reorganization
verihcada en- ell Directorfo, invitaba al Comite
en- pleno feicftar calurosamente los prestf-
giosos correlfgionarios que 10 constituyen por
la honrosa merecida distinction de que han
sido objeto, al propio tempo enviar un men
adhesion, al ilustre leader del partido en- la me-
tr6poli.
para remitr al se1or Director de LA De-
MoCRACIA, ibro la presente con ell Vq B, del
sehor Presidente del Comite local en- Nagua-
bO de Julio de 1901.
Ell Secretarfo, VoB BQ
Andres Duolere. Lcdo. Ramon E. Gonzalez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15

propuesta del gobernador Allen, el Con-
cejo Executive hizo, entire otros, los nombra-
mientos de concejales que sguen.
Para la corporation municipal de Juncos,
Jose r. Anguita, individuo que carece de bic
nes de fortuna, administrator INFERNO del
<post ficeS de aquel pueblo, percibiendo por
tanto una retribuci6n III E-tado.
La ncompatilidad no puede estar mas de
manifesto.
Para la de Humacao, & don jose Martinez
Espino.
Para Ia de Naranj'to don Pl&cido Pa
dilla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15

Fuerzas beers sorprendieron oil jueves una
columna inglesa en- Graaf Reynet, derrotAn'
dolA completamente poniendola en- fuga.
I'm telegrama recibido del corresponsal
del xHerald> en- Lorenzo Marquee manifesto
Que en- un campamento republican, situado
en- las cercapfas ds Staudsrton orillas del rio
Kip fueron juzgados cuasro indifduos un
oficial del ejercito ingles, que Sc habian pasa-
do las Alas beers.
Sc les acusaba SO les probo del deiito oe
espionaie, que era ell fin con que habian lie
rado al campamento sIendo fusilados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15

an Ia Camara de los Diputados, ell diputado so.
cialista Petteli en- IN discurso que pronunclo
propuso al gobierno que ordenara la traslaci6n
Immediate del Pa pado fuera de Italia y ae sus
coIoniaa posesion6ndose Ell Estado del Vatica-
no.
EI orador fue interrumpldo constantemen-
to- originAndose con tai motive un serio CON
Hicto al que puso t6rmino ell presidente oe ID
Ckmara declarando fuera de lugar ell asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15
FL EMDAROUE DEL GODERNADOR

Como diiimos en- la secci6n telegra1ca del
sabado, Sc dice las once EMBARGO para los
Allen.
Es portador de la petci6n del libre trafco,
Ia que entregara personalmente al presidente
Nc Knley.
La banda del battalion puersorriquefio de
infante RIA TOGO algunas pleas en- la Marina al
subir Mr.. Allen Ia escala del <May Flowers
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15

ri Corgreso de Ia naci6n aprob6 IN pro-
veto de reorganizaci6n y aprestos militares.
Creese fuudadamente que este ooedece
Ia dIscutiole demacarci6n de lfmites entire esta
rep6blica la del Brasil.
En- la madrugada de aver fsllecio vfctf-
ma de la tifoidea ell presidente de la repdoiica
de Chile sefior Errazurfs, popular por sus oue-
mas dotes condiciones de gober
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15

81 Sc sirve hacer constsr esta manifesto.
ci6n en- 50 apreciable vIril peri6dco, Sc 10
sgradecerk 81 correligionario amigo 8. 8. q.
b. O.. M,
Jose Quinones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15

Comunican de La Haya que SO ha anun-
ciado ohcialmente la entrada en- Ell quinto mes
de embarazO de la reina Guillermina.
Con este motive en- Ia capital de HollandR
se hacen grandes preparativos para los feste-
Jos con que recibiran al futuro heredero de
aouAiIa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15
Oaoildo Gonzalez.
4abucoa, Julio ii de 1901.


4abucoa, Julio Ii de 1901.
9euor Director de LA DFMoCRAcIA
:. Caguas.
eta, sehor mio V de m mayor considt ra-
los o,. 10 De que no teogan que venir 4 mf
Qua , no respetan la opinion aiena Sc Green
ofreet sIuos los hom bres conquistan con
sew nlsntos que indiyuan. hsgo constar que
tIsbdo ~ sldo = sere slempre federal, porqne en-
urisr. 4ue aeoe Serlo toto puertorTiquefio que
gal SAL nueho aSu TERRA nj progreso uniysr-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15
LAS AGUAS MINERAL S De Al ROYn
Curan las herpetcas esoroosas hepatc

Duran las ae0olOnes hepecas rOfusa hepacas reuatOa
Entire los uchos osos testimonies prueban sA
buco quien expienc hecha cens
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Desde Ell sAbado SO hala en la capital
nuestro redactor Rodriguez Cabrera.
Aun no ha regresado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15
huy respeta BILE senior:

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ASa,l..a Ana cue riegan en- este pueblo los sefores
..poae Valle ..cto, le agradecere hags
cous'sf en- ga vlril perl6dico que es indgna la
ttouoacta de los que elm mi autorizaci6n, han
Ina ,15nAGo mi nombre para suscribir una adhe-
sSo ioo A. Partdo repubIicano y publicArla en- d.
tsFs federal N0 ~0' 'O''
ia 10 40 yiyo de la polftica 81 de mi traba-
glo5e-Io go 40 puedo consentir que mis- correli-
estos momentos de pruebs
-. lie anticipa las gracias 81 amigo afrmo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-15


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Yabucoa, Julio / 1 de 1901.
oehor Director de LA DEMoCRAcfA.
CARuAs,