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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
THREE DAYS AT CHAUTAUoUA
Strong Program IL Rendered Before
Growing Attendance at David
City Assembly.

DAVID CITY, Neb., July 5.-(Special.)-
There was an increased attendance at the
Chautauqua assembly Thursday afternoon.
The lecture by Rev. Francis c. Kelley was
we'll received, his subject being THE Law
OF Equality" He served as chaplain dur
Ing the Spanish-American war, being in
the army corps of Lee, Shafter and Coppin-
ger. He has the reputation Of being one
Of the most devoted chaplains during the
fever outbreak at Tampa and .Fernandina.
He has an abundant supply Of ready wit.
After the lecture by Father Kelley the
Orpheus Jubilee Singers gave a concert,
which was enthusiastically received. Hage-
now's band arrived Thursday evening and
gave a concert at night. The large pa
vilion was far too small to accommodate
the audience.
Yesterday morning all trains were heavily
loaded with people who came to see and
hear the Jubilee Singers and Hagenow's
band. The largest crowd by far was on the
assembly grounds before the program
started.
The grafton, known and Unknown Guam.
titles" by Hon. A. Spencer Zook of In
diana, was a masterpiece Of e~loquence
The Grafton in the afternoon, by Dear
Alfred A. Wright Of Cambridge. Mass.
How Wide is an Inch?" closed the pro-
gram at the grounds for the day. In the
evening a Twentieth century Fourth o.
July celebration in the city was celebrated
This forenoon Dean Wright delivered
lecture, THE Changing Attitude Of Or
thodoxy Toward the Bible" and this after
noon a lecture by Hon. A. Spencer Zook
Courts and Trials" an allegory; enter
tainments by Fred s. High, Jubilee Singer
and field sports by the young people, CLOSED
the days program. In the evening "Th
H~aymakers'' appeared on the platform TO
the FIRST time.
Tomorrow is the closing day Of the as
sembly. Several excursion trains have beef
arranged for and a large crowd is ex
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

Madison captured first prize In the bicycle
race, Leech second, Smith third.
The celebration was attended by several
accidents. Emil Swank and a Preuss boy
each had a hole bored through one hand
by a toy pistol. Master Jess Faes was
shot in the left wrist by a toy pistol, in
dicting a serious wound. Mr.. Johnson had
a bullet extracted from his left shoulder,
caused by the careless handling Of a pistol
in the hands of a small boy.
NEHAWKA, Neb., July 5.-(Special.)-
Nehawka celebrated the Fourth Of July
with a large and enthusiastic crowd yes
terday. Captain G. L. Sheldon was the or
ator Of the day and short addresses were
made by A. F. Surm and B. Wolph. A
shooting match and games, races and other
sports filled out the afternoon. The days
entertainment concluded with a fine display
Of fireworks.
A half dozen boys had their hands badly
lacerated by the explosion of a new kind OF
toy pistol, in which they were firing o.
caliber cartridges, after having extracted
the balls. Carl Stone, a son of Banker
Stone, was thrown from a horse and rem
dered unconscious and at present. twenty
four afterward, is still unconscious.
Big Demonstration at HOIdrege.
HoLDREGE, Neb., July 5.-(special.)-
Holdrege celebrated the Fourth yesterday
in a manner BETTING the occasion. TIL
business houses were closed during the
| afternoon, while all day the popping Of
hrecrackers and the crowds on the street
told this was the day of displaying patriot
ism. One of the features Of the Afternoon
was the trade display made by the business
houses. Some Of the floats were very ar
tistic.
The orators OF the day were Hon. Norris
Brown of Kearney and Hon. e. @. McGiltor
Of Omaha, each OF whom gave a patriotic
address.
The afternoon was devoted to sports
which included a horse race and a game o.
base ball between Bertrand and Axtell
The ball game was won by Bertrand by &
score Of 10 to 9.
During the fore part Of the evening 4
heavy rain fell, which somewhat diminished
the crowd. The fireworks were given lateI
in the evening.
A painful accident happened to g. V
Manatt, a lawyer OF this city, at his hom'
in the afternoon. The explosion Of a gianf
hrecracker tore on the first two Joints o.
the index finger OF his right hand and badl!
lacerated the thumb and middle finger. Mr.
Manatt is suffering much pain from the
accident.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
thanksgiving?

No wonder. Your hair is
starving. Feed it before it
all leaves you. Then you can
keep what you have and add
greatly to it. Ayers Hair
Vigor is a hair-food. 1t stops
falling Of the hair, makes the
hair grow, and always re-
stores color to gray hair.
"ons year ago today l had not one
single hair on my head, and today |
have as fine q growth OF hair as any
young man In my town, and just three
bodies Of Ayers Hair Vigor did IT,"
Arthur B. Aekley, E. Machias, Me.
u.ss. All duEEistA LG AVER Co. Level. Mas.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
HorticuItuTIsts at Tecumseh.

TEcUMsEH. Neb.. July 5.-(special.)-
The summer meeting OF the Nebraska State
Horticultural society will be held in
Tecumseh. Tuesday and Wednesday. July
20 and 80. Secretary C. H. Barnard has
the program for the session completed. and
In 1t he has given this meeting some OF
the best talent to be found In the society.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

nee hopeless
cases " given up by
doctors, and who
{ perfectly and
permanently cured
by the use of DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
Nothing Is more
surf than that
thousands of men
and women with
diseased lungs,
obstinate coughs,
ncmorrnages enla-
citation and night
sweats, have been
restored to perfect
health by the use
of the Discov-
cry" Will it cur
your
1t has cured in
inety-eigh cases
out OF every hun
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

STANTON. Nsb., July 6.-(speeiaI.)-
During a rainstorm last night lightning
struck the new residence OF DR.. 8. Person,
built at q cost Of t12 900 and not yet oe-
cupied. After tearing out . side OF one
Of the large ehimneys the bolt divided.
tzeo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
while AIighting from Train.

injured hne AIiEhting from Train.
PLATTsMoUTH, Neb., July ~5.-(special.)
in getting on a passenger train Major
Hall, brother Of DR.. J.. H. Hall. slipped
and had the toes OF his right foot crushed
SO badly that It was found necessary to
amputate them at the joints next to the
foot.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Tickets,
1924 FaFnam Street. Tel. SO.
UNIoN STATION IoTH AKD MARCX. TEL. 61A.

worked on the ditcher for the water works
extension. After finishing hat Job he went
to work on the farm. Halls body was
shipped to Omaha for interment this even
ing,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Clearance sale on all
White, CO1Ored s.
Fancy Paraso1s

The sale of parasols has been somewhat retarded, owing to
this seasons unfavorable weather conditions. The stocks and
assortments are larger than usual, and the bargains we now offer
are necessarily greater. We are determined to keep in line with
the policy of this store by not carrying over goods from one sea-
son to another; therefore every parasol from the cheap baby kind
to the most expensive must be sold regardless of cost.
All our plain white silk parasols with plain white and natural
stick handles, regular price $3.50 and $1.75- M
clearance sale price, each
All our plain white silk hemstitched parasols, regular S0
price $500 and $2.25-cearance sale price, each. ....A'oO
All our china silk parasols with 8 and 4 ruffes, natural ~
stick handles and worth up to $3.50 clearance price. .A"A -
All our plain hemstitched pongee parasols, worth SO
up to $3.5O-clearance sale price, each, $175 and -. .A'oO
All our pongee parasols, tucked and hemsttched, also embroid-
cred dots, in colors, with fancy natural stick han y ~
dies, worth up to $500-clearance sale price, each ...~"OO
Full line of fancy parasols in printed mulls, black and white
ruf1ed chiffon, also all our children's parasols to be sold regard
less of cost. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
HOPELESS CASES.

When the doctor leaves and says the
case Is hopeless, what remains to be
donef Nothing, If the doctors word is
final. Much, il you will listen to the
statements Of men and ON who were
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

At the hands of Tecumseh citizens all visI-
tors will receive a cordial welcome. sBiHit
II believed q pleasant and profitable sss-
sion will result.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Kelley, Sti9er e. Go.
Cornee Farnam and Fifteenth Streets.
Clearance Sale
On all Wash Goods

'DOObLE NALOE.' L hEASON Will IL Is Or
custom at the end of each season to close out every yard of wash
goods, no matter what the style, cost or quality may be. We
never resort to the trick Of culling from our stock all the bad
styles, together with a heterogeneous mass of odd lots for the
sake of having a very low price and making you pay regular
price for saleabe goods. Experience has proven that our quail
tiles and prices are never matched, and this event cannot fail to
interest thousands who are looking for rare bargains.
All our 15c black and dark blue figured lawns -
clearance price, yard
All our remnants of every kind, some worth up to 35c, ~
clearance price, yard
All our 15c double fold Scotch madras H1n
clearance price, yard Az
All our 15c and 1Sc dimities and batistes- 10n
clearance price, yard
All our zoe, Csc and soc figured pique, white and colored 1On
grounds, clearance price, yard
40 pieces of 25c imported Scotch Bingham 1Oln
clearance price, yard........
All our 25c oxford suitings, white grounds, with col
ored stripes-cearance price, yard -. ..........AOV
All a,o cur 2Ss and "r1e SOC vs embroidered tissues 100
All our 35c, 40c and SOC linen ginghams- OH
clearance price, yard NV
All our SOC novelty mOusseline, neat designs on linen .0On
colored grounds-clearance price, yard .............O| w
All e,e enT TSs s aTice tis, TSTd and silk sinsham'- SOC
st. Gall embroidered Swiss patterns-al our $500 patterns
now $3.OO-$125O patterns now $725-$15.OO patterns now $40
$1,000 patterns now $500 each.
WHITE GOODS
All our 35c and Acc white wastings and suiings- OH
clearance price, yard .%oV
All our SOC, 55c, Goo and 75c waistings and suitings- n 20
clearance price, yard ECV
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
= plESTRO Y sINHEsTRO

sirena de IN espsfi II como Igieaias que pFoss.
de de nm medic am biante Arg grenade li. III
roF lner 9os niglos da abTsc&O deapOtamo.1
PAsemos por alto los dispaTatsss laE In
congVuanciaA las salfdaI da ton0s
Paede decfrhos sE AguiisS de que ma-
dio Ar biente prosedau los espan 1es tdrloun'
doa S7L fgLo tSmpoTs, fneondicloDales ac4rrfmoB,
cue millssn hoy on oil partido repubicaEo
sRscordAd, Gntusiaatah hreFos, que oil
gobierno de sa pafs -E' pan a-estAcion6 el
progreso de Paerto Rico, htEo dfvldir Ia pAkrfs
an bandos eucevnlzados " Ia llen0 de l4Rrimas
de sangre el 81. IA apAEect6 aquelIo1.
SlAhl contristA el Amino re0ordarlo !
GCu6ato horrors .lCn6ntos dfas de eterna
sngustis l.
SEs responsible Santiago Igiestas de los
dssacieFtos omehIdoa poR ell Gobisrno de Es-
ush4, euando no tom6 participation aguna en-
aqusIIos sucesos luctuogos nj Sc halAbA ii
cuisFa en- In tsla
No pusde decir 10 mismo EgoEcue, hgura
prominente hoy del partido republfeAno, y
seids v con nmiit6n en- aqusITa epocA de Pala-
eio Ubarrf.
Y Egozcue ga puertoFriq uefo.
No obstaRts, se presto secundaH los inf-
cucs planes que pFodnieFon 8quel peFtooo de
terFoP, eonsecuents con aus aDtecsdsntes =
csz su oora, rsproduja an San Juan otro Pc
Tf1do i56ntco, CON Ii GnAea difsrenciA da one
sntss 10 encSrgAda de cOmefer ao1sos afro
psIlcs era To guaRdia civil, y despu6s tomarcn
SO cargo tamanA empFesa las turbaa desen-
frenadSs soeces. -
I sin teasr an cuenta estos hechos, al ade
tan c'mpante GEi AguilAD;
aPor fortuna las brIsas (bisl de lfbertad
aventaron los opresorss sspAn ,les In tierrA
boripqusd4 SO deslig6 de las atsdurss de la
ignemfnis.S
Todavfa Qued&n por ehf opFesoFea es.
ptn 1les, adheridos IL ruev& bandera eiar-
ciaudo fnncfoues de Gutorfdnx los Tcibuna
les de PoIicfs, asn otros organismos ofcia-
leS....
Iglesis no peRtsneci6 nunca . ese nhu1ero,
y no as cue ssigamaa on ciosamanae & su de-
fenGa, aino que auereunos sefs sl&F ciarsos
GontFastes ponsr de relieve las contradiecio
neG en que tncurren cada paso los organiilos
FApubiieanos, los cualss, tsniendo el tejsdo de
Vidrio, no dabieran apsdrsar al a1sDo.
-s~Y Z conn ell Sen1A aa rresta eome ntarjoC
nnuy ssbYosoh coDtinuaFeuos exsmiUA Anto 81
aFtieulazo GITn virus dstatsrGc9 de s'rhe Puerto
Elco Eaglgs.
N0RTADTrn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

nlPlaza de Colon San Juan Puerte-Rico.
Alumnos extarnos 8, 4, 6 q 8 8 men,
Bllales segdn la ensennanEa; medic pensio-
nistas S12. pensionisbas s26 menSuales, in
cluyendo el iaoado asistencia meoiea.
Profesores Lodos. Torriente y Busta-
nsnte, Emiliano J. Dfaz, Manuel Paniagua
frances 6 ingles) Ramirez etc.
Referencfss; los padres de los alumnos
"a. Cadilla, Arecibo) ]. foreman. GUAM.
ca); q. +. Hernandez. Guraboj; lDr. Car
los Jaspard y Francisco Guiilant, Vieques); /;
"a. Lschuca, Oaguas); (M. Salguero. Ma
yaguez); Ca. Qu1nonez, E'ajardoJ; etc en
La Capital, M. Antonf, Francisco Gatell.
Mauricto Guerra, Vluds de Liberal, a Ma
riero, J. Mendin, Salvador Brau, salvador
schira, J. Santanach, Mario Teijeiro, P. Sc
vlllano J. Henriquez, Consul General de
Santo Domingo otros.
Pidanse prospectus al Secretario, Lcdo
Rustamente.
U1eteo colegso que da gratis sus ALAN
nos, libros, lihresas, plun4as cts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

HAce euAtEo ssmsnss que el Concejo mu-
hisipal 80 renns. pnes parsoe que 81 cieEtos
AsRne3s, 90 qus 81 Sr. Matsu tems sAilr dsrro-
&adbsg C6fao anda eGto I
"A dor Modesto navarro deposlbaPl0 de-
Jos R1ndos innnlGip&Isa y Eepublicsno rabiosn,
10 hadado 1a EnS BfG de ssussF los la fsifces e
ga peEtidp yaEs qns le spsgqsn & los qae no CO.
malR&n con 81. NJ 8s ala fa oonrrsneia de
don Nod ndVsto.tfs t~w -s - 80 Tr... e-
%-Pero HsfflF, SsukndO paRaP6 los % diaa
De caFne q ls dsbs cate sen1r sgArroP Yo
HreC uua es bueno Alim snhAgse, psFo no en- per-
iUieto de uEl seTesFo. Vicsnts G1nzale7 cob "a
rA alBm pre- sste. 1 ~ rt ~ F.
-BeH " MAteu; on In c&lle Easva, hay una
GunGSh an rnuy m&l sst&do loS vsctnos ne cus.
Jam 5PoE que NO Sc cOmponeP 10 ls ss hacen
ios fondod tel VReblo y ed d 1e sc tnvisrtenP Y
epRpp6Rito, hay vAriAs acePAs dsterioPsdAs, y
bsmbtSn hay un@B losAs de- In antIguA esPnice :
ria cue quisRsn regular. SPor que no &c com.
pOnea las acsEAs con eilasr Siendo, como son,
del pneblo sn bsnehcio del pueblo ss dsben
SmRl0Ar. Rsf- A2-sa
~En Mi pF6xtm& informasi6n kAbIAr6 Ella.
ElN0 RobFa GieHtos asun ntos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
10 MlEGAE

Los miembros del Congreso da.
n6s niegan habsr suministrado in.
formes sobre las acusaciones de
Christmas. Se sient6n indigna-
dos y no trataran dc la ratifica.
ci6n de La venta mientras no se
resuelvan esas acusaciones.
De toda suerte SO pondrA Ia
clausula eoncediendo ell plebiseito
q los naturales de las colonias oua
SO enagenaron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
Propiedades
ESpe(;ialeS.

| La Emulsion de Scott,
sscomo ingeniosal coTnlbi-.
.rslcion de aceite purfsimo
de hfgado de bacalao con
shipofosfitos de cal Y de
! sosa, levanta la resisten-i
cia organica, cOntrlbuye
! al auinento i's las fuerzas
,5ffsieas, vigorizando nef-
svios Y mtlsclilos, regula-
'riza la digestion y estl-
.mula el apetito. Ademas.
combate lbs venenos que
,viciarl la saIlgre 8 pro-
mueve sll P.onta elimi-
snaci6n, y goza de prQp'e-
! dades esbectales y segufas
! contra las mllltiples afec-
tciones del aI'arato respi-.
.ratorio.
Un sahor agradable Y
, un apfovecha.miento facil.
" complete realzan sus
,meritos t(eraT,euticos. Su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

EI fiscal de La Corte de Distrito
dc San Juan pide la pena dc "a.
dena perp6tua para Adolfo Anna.
to, por asesinato de CarmeIo L6-
pez eD Manatf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

An astilo pompoSo, pAt9tleo, aItisonsnt- !,
- s@prende GEl Aguila ds Pdsrto RiccS CON
sfa seseafio Ig leslAs " sug teoIfas aCcialtstaa.
lQ18 d1rroche de frAtes de relumbr6n, do
luAgpns9 as, tsieo--Eslsas, auuqus vlStosas,
eomQ clsftls nuj jsres--y de ap6strofes gkrru-
lSs, eonnsovsderss. {. !. eursiSi
RoT una parte sdOaIumbFa tanto Iuio de
H@R@m@lias por otFa D0ren tsYrcF an sl 6Di
me Lao plAtlidsrAs y fatfdteaG lament 2cioneA dc
eWl AguGla1
ssg6E Ssts, no as possible, b&jo nipg6 !
eoneepeos sserEnitir gus sl ssn0r Igiesias Ginai-
tFs 81 ciRua dststaReo de au pFopRgaDd& On los
mobiles coFaxonsG dc los obrsHos puertorrique-
n1as--iovelas inoeentefl--que ain ella Rer4n
modslos do patEioaismos; como va 10 han pro
b3dq, repatIiss Yecssu ias tnrhas adaertss al
Psrtldo rspubhcano, aneInigas juradas de fs.
deKaias y Iocisltstap.
Y gigue an AgullaD, eneumbrkud9aa mas
M&a On alas de Au eattIo cRmpAnudo AKchi :
po6klco;
9Nososros que AsplrAmos sI ambionte con.
s0lA4oR (1sonso ador 6por que) de lsa brlsas
pkeRias, poR los poroS do nuestra humantdAd
80 tnAltRsEl " ~ de 6ltf9eionss) sua sentimtsn
Sos pnS dolores, Sns aspiFGciones (todO ESQ 20
EeHaRe las bFiIAs PasFias) dessamos la union
fnXm8, In eompsnetrAct6n, entire el oorero
Ia patPia amAda; no al dssqniciamienao eI
Stsrpo oprobiO de ls soeisdad psychologists
PaIabrss, pAlabERs, que decfa ID smlet
El aFticulistR 60 sisnts inspiradoI OWL
d&Adoss Dc que On oil p6rr&fo anterior nos
hssiA sn pluFal, Sc Arranea per el reg'stro
cue aigus!
~ Gl ODPNf6ss 4etmSnos. LnlOH NO o. ueI as
AedueiR poFla sobaFbiA de Lnzbel, eils oa con
dueif& mi eAost kiA'Anulacl6n no & la libertad
v @& lR tiTaDgs.D
Como i3bseFvar&n ustsdes GEI AguiiaD IA
pueseo OF padl en- e q piso nos prediGa co
mo pndieFR prediearDos sacsrdote cat6ico,
pFestpiepdpnos contra Ian 7AcechanZas del An
RsIde IRa Ti 2isblAS.
PerOs estos KspuhIfc&nos son RFf muy
libEs-penaadoreSi Ateps. 81 legs el cAso 10
eual no 6bt1s para que nos hsb en- de LnIbal
6s 80 sobsrhia, euAndo les vIsns en- gsnH =
An toto, eorao 81 cFeyeKan en- la existspctS del
DIahto y en- Q! Asrno, ulIensrAs persignsu
w fsu G las hsrmAnAs dc IA O6rtdad, cuyoa
Sslvleios hnm3aitArlos gon efsctivos y rsS-
Iss.,
81 ~
Dsjemos digrGsionss un lSd0 clntlnne.
mos nuestEA labor dc comentAristar.
tAAbds eE ASuila 10 ~
aEo oa deNsfa aahnegR mop Ina aAnkon AZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
GabO Hpi0

Bs hAlia Gr&VemeuSa apfsrrAa en- este
pusbIuls satf able ssHoER.dofA NlcolasA Font
as EsdFgutz, ss posA de nusstro dating uido
amigo eorfeligionAris don AbrAhAm Rodri-
kueS.
La ssG IRA Font eat6 emp&fenSad6 con
Muchas faEniliAs Rsspstables de aduel pueblo
HAeemps votOs por sn mejoVfA.
-ht ex soma ndGn n%a dc Ia 9usrdia OWL 90
bsa9lA don NARclso osrn Cuesss, ha obtentAo
hencI6n hcDorfAc& en- In ExpoSiei6nr de B(ff s.
iD Dor Les elanei&s do lim6n, limoneilIo nAran-
In otRAS que remlti6.
Est EI 4<4 I.etr2A t
JayuYa
Las obferos dc ssta localidsd pisns@n ms
salAF IN GOl ab fedora para 10 propaganda.
AdslRnts.
En- vsseEcici0 do Al pFofssl6n nos h& visi-
bado el Apr0ess5e y distine uido amigo doctor
Ouako.. na
-Vuslvs { Rsn0SaRae IA. idea da eatabIeesr
6n aste c2ssFio an can tR0 de asaudios PaIeol6gl-
eos-Aior 6Geoe y moFAlAB.
-HemOa ssntdO oil placer dc aAludaP nj
0igpfsimo eRballsRo do UtuRdo, don A atomic
as Jssus btps4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

So asegura que los <boersS del
oeste no aceptan La paz, sino
camblo de- la Independence abso-
luta. Tienen abundantes pertre.
chos para soguir la campafla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
ERcuEm THO

EEL lunes hubo un roflido en-.
c1entro al sudoeste del Transvaal.
Los xboers7 fueron repelidos. Sc
registrar muchas p6rdidas por
ambas parties.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
DOS PLAZAS

AL constitui La repdblica ha.
bra dos pIazas para diplomdticos:
una para Ia que sedesigna Allen
y otra de Consul generalcon 1000
"dollarsS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
OORTADILL0.


Sc indica para 81 Ministerio de
Eatados Unidos en- Cuba al ex- GO
bernador de Puerto Rico Charles
Ell. Allen. Su sueldo sera de diez
mil <dollars1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
DEMAm0A

FL abogado Mr. Ready demanda
a la mpFesa del f7rrOcarril Roy
Stone por 5000 x1ollars9 que se
le fr4cieron por los trabaios de
la FRANC uicia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

Jos4 Lu,so provoc6 q Eustaquio
lManso, traIhaJador de los mueiles
v el juez de polic1a casSigo con oo
dfas do I'risi6n al provocaoo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
ATRoPELLOs

Comlen1an los atropellos iguaI
que 81 aflo pasado. Las turbas sa
muestran activas, ron al anxllio
do ciertas a0torldades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

Pasajes de Ida vuelta 10 q de reba1a.
NiHos memories Gle 12 aftca rnltRd de preCioa.
LsOa vapores de eata hnsa SON rscomerda-
bIes nor aus comodidades especieles para pissa-
jePos arn nuisan6o de Puerto Rteo New York
Al radedof de dtas.
4 . A0e7asss 0etsT0Lss: Bouison, Bliss q DalleSt,
1t6 Front St. Nav York. I'm Ponce, Morales
Co I'm San JuAnp Vtllar y Oa ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
IA AsAmBLEa

Mahalla d la una y media se
apriraia Asam plea del Comite eJe-
cutivo del partido federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
AP 0iCITGS

Ramon Ort.z. de Cayey, opera
oo oe SapendlcltlsS, cnra rapista
ments.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
absolute
oefiCaCia

J contra la arlenia, tisis,
SraGuitis, Intermediates
Snerviosas, del pecho y,
kpulmone,s, alteraciones
! de la sangres, denticiones
Sdiffciles y crecimiento
] Srapido, ie han conquis-
<tado fama. universal.
! La hurnal1idad no ha!
! podido menos de encon-!
! trar en- tan b'e.neflcoS atri- /.
kbutos; el secreto de Ia,
svida.
: Todas las zonas Y lati-
J tudes, cue,ntan ahofa p0r
s.niIlares las, existenciaS
kque merIed d ella han
] sido herojranente are
] batadas de 'os brazoS de
! Ia mtlerte.
! RehIsense las ltilrnatias stan bue-
D mas "mas t,araAss Que Ia de Scott.
DE vents. sr s.,das pattes.
D SCOTT & BowNB ,2uinieos. Nsw York.
NA
ASAaR< aeaAA 90,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

oualonisr nsiK ora sen 1rita puede haeap-
ae de nu reoi grAtuitamsnts con an poee de
srabato BssEA l;on lvendeF entire sus aufras
y fAmillsres 1s orenaas o 90 eentAvos. R6lni-
se an vsioF de y go centavos racioir6 ae los
EssAdos u niloB un bonito rsloI vAlorado en
pesos garsnthsado por sflos. ss&
DflJirss dens Agrfrfna q. Dc Narv6sx,
EAiardo, Puerto ktcD. OIL. 7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

ola INDUSGr Ella PUHRTORRIQUENAe
Fabrlca de laoon marci sRomana satable-
cldA sn Haso- Bey (Rio- Pitedras), de SUCCESSION
de Roman d ca
Sc compTa teoo.
Diri1irse en- IA rn!sma don PoIicarpo
EichsvArrias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

Procsdente lie NV York llegsrA el dia
10 dsI mes on carao OIL pn0rso do San Jnan el
vapor americana Gcaracas,s y al sig1ienSe dis
BaldrS para 10 G layra = essalas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

Huestro enthusiasts coRrsligionar!o doctor
Lopez GAzta,mbioe, ha aldo nombEado maiicO
aapeGisl para 0i ssrvisfo do SAnIdad de In aei-
demia varIoAosa en- Arecibo. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

Ne dsbe ulao deaanimaFss hoy dfs perqaa
al medico los amigos ls digan que sssa al
tado dc tisis. Mnchos otros % han curado
tomando taeEnpo Ia Emulsion do Scott.
d. J. hi. .Aunadao, M6dico Giru1ano. en-
al etsrcicfo de 50 pFofss0a en- sl pasblc do
Arroyo, Puerto Rlso,
OsrtI6sa HAbsr Obteuiao hrillantes re-
sultAdos an laa aiacciones del ap&raho faapi-
rasoEto CON ei ampiso de In Enuiai6n de Scots.
ArEoys, PaeTsO kico, JaIic al de 1sgA. =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05
agagADCls N nGTAnlos


Agenois de nsgcMios judieisles, Mo-
tariales, Coriteneiosos etc., etc. Testa-
nentsrfas, SO arreglan per diffeiles que
eean. EsPEeIA11DAD en jurisdiction vo-
luntaris: Asnntoa con tenciosos, Sc trsrai>
tan con prentitud: subsanaei6n de defeo.
tos an doounlento,s su! stos 1 inscripci6ns
AeEN'rEs do Ia sempanfa de Seguros do
Vida dill SOLE del Canada. Comprs y
venta de Anoas raaticas urbsnss, Ac.
TIyIDaD, precios ns6dieoa.
Jlzlio 80 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-05

81 df& 10 de los eorrlentes ss llsvarfn .
efscso los reconOeiulientcs de aspiran tss para
frgrssar sn sl etlsrpo de Ia poIicis insuiaE.