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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25

old-time citizens of minneapolis who pos
eesses the confidence Of all who know him.
ID. Draper Dayton.
D. Draper Dayton, the junior member Of
the firm, graduated this month from Prince
ton university, ''cum laude.'' and has al
ready entered with enthusiasm upon his ca
reer as a dry goods man. 1t is his desire to
begin at the bottom and work his way up,
and thus become thoroughly acquainted with
all the details Of the business. ..
Heads of Departments.
Slks-Robert G. Moore.
Dress Goods-James Henderson.
Wash Fabrics, Linens and White Goods
Seth Leffholm. ....
Muslin Underwear and Corsets-Miss Ida
Salisbury. Il $3.50.
Women's Hosiery and Underwear and Mems
Furnishings-John H. Givins.
Motions, Fancy Goods, Laces, Jewelry, Drug
Sundries-AlexanderR Rose. ...
Gloves-Miss Sadie Hynes. .
Patterns-Mrs. NJ. M. Power. ...
Upholstery, Drapery, Rugs, Blankets and
Bedding-George Jennings. ..-- -.
Cloaks and Suits-Miss Idabelle Buell..
Trimmings and Buttons-Miss Mary Sulli-
van. -.-. .", .--...-... -. .
Fur Manufacturing-Henry Medcan.
Millinery-M. e. Wallace. .s.
Shoes-W B. Dckerson: ....-
Ofhce-Thomas Havstad.
Advertising and Mail Order-E. Lyons; mail
order assistant, Miss Peare Button.
Superintendent. NJ. O'Farrell.
New York Office-335 Broadway; M. W. Dill
der, manager. ~
Decorator-Sigurd Anderson.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25
Oak Lake Addition Concerts.

Whoever attended the successful per-
Torrance OF the Journal band last
evening could not fail to notice the
attractiveness of that situation for dwell
ings and flats. Lyndale under manage
ment OF the Park Board Is a fine avenue.
See us about prices Of lots there. Gale &
Co, NY. Life Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25
THE. C. E. EXCURSION
"A Moonlight Sail at 'Tonka Prom.
Used for Tonight.

The annual moonlight excursion Of the
Christian Endeavor, postponed week
ago, will be given this evening at Lake
Minnetonka on the Puritan, Mayfower
and barge Priscilla. The Journal News
boys band will play. Burton D. Thomp-
son manager of the excursion. has pro-
cured q train Of fourteen vestibuled
Great Northern coaches, just out Of the
shop, which will take the party to and
from Wayzata. The excursion will
leave at $40 p. m.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25
The
l)I1 Il()I0

makes your piano useful and
a most. fruitful source Of
pleasure.
If you have not heard the
piano played with the assist
ance of the pianola, it may be
difficult for you to under
stand it's wonderful success.
Our pianola parlor was ex-
pressly fitted up for your con-
venience and pleasure. Don't
miss the opportunity to judge
an instrument which may
prove of inestimable value
to you. Visitors welcome.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25

Spend 4th of July week at Hotel del
Otero, Spring Park. Ringwall's orchestra
all the week, beginning Saturday, June %;
three concerts daily. First Of regular
hops Friday, June. II. Good fishing.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25
Bakery.

Wholesome, sweet. 1907. loaf bread &c
FULL STOCK CAKES AND PIES.
Cup Cakes, tomorrow, doz.......... &c
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Y r X a.
Hoffman House Coffees is
one of the best in the
country, and is retalled at
the reasonable price of
3Oc a pound.
Tea! Tea!

Colong, Ceylon. Hyson, Japan, India
English Breakfast from 35c h. up.
Agents for Lipton's Teas.
Try our Minarda Tea. per lib. ......- 500
Excellent for iced Tea. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25

Eyerythins. You Want
You will find In the classified page. II Ii
a modern encyclopedia Of wants.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25

Mr.. Carleton needs no Introduction to the
citizens OF Minneapolis, among whom he has
resided for about thirty years. For many
years he has been member Of the law
Arm OF Hicks, Carleton & Gross, and for
years on the library board OF the city. He
has been recognized as q man OF the greatest
integrity and strict fidelity to every trust
AS adrninistratas OF the estate OF the late
Governor Pillsbury, Charles a. Pillsbury,
George A. Pillsbury and others he has given
evidence Of administrative capacity of the
highest order.
While he will not be actively identified with
the store, yet his connection with the Good
fellow DRY Goods company as stockholder,
director and counsellor will be OF great value
to the arm, which II to be congratulated on
having as an associate member ono OF the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-25
TWO HEADS TO FALL
Enforced designations Slated for
Doctors Clark and Cohen.
BOARD REsENTs INSPECTIONS"
Anti-Ames Members Have Decided
to Act and Can't He
Headed OF.

WANTED-TWO ASSISTANT CITY PHYSI-
clans, to fill the vacancies caused by the en-
forced retirement OF Drs. h. J. EE.arA ano
"A ahor =
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q "a 81
George Loudon, the secretary and treas
urer Of the Goodfei1ow DRY Goods company.
has been Unidentified with the retail dry goods
business Of Minneapolis for twenty years.
It was in 1882 that Mr.. Loudon came to
this country and to this city. From the
second day Of his arrival here he was with
out interruption connected with, hrst, the
Arm of Goodfellow & Eastman, then r. s.
Goodfellow & Co., until it was succeeded
by the present corporation early this year.
with this house Mr.. 5Loudon rose step by step
until he attained position OF the highest
confidence and responsibility. His qualities
were reflected, with the aims OF Mr. Good
fellow, in the reputation for reliability borne
by this Arm.
Mr. Loudon is native Of that country
which has given birth to 80 many famous
merchants, Scotland. The training that was
theirs is Mr.. Loudon's also. He was schooled
nuder the watchful eye and care Of a typi-
cal Scotch shopkeeper. who developed the
honesty and thrift that was his by birth. Mr.
Loudon is in every way ntted for the I'm
rortant place he holds in the corporation.
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j. b. MOsher.
= Few men probably have had the compre-
hensive mercantile experience in their line
that has been that of j. B. Mosher, vice
president of the company. He is native OF
Elmira, N. Y, and passed through an ele-
mentary training of the most thorough kind
after which he held for several years the
position of manager of the silk and velvet
department with j. N. Adam g. Co. of Buff
falo, in the same state, one of the largest
concerns in the east For the last eighteen
years. however, Mr.. Mosher has been resi-
dent of the twin Cities the first half of which
was spent with Field, Mailer Co., and
the last with Mannheiner Brothers OF st.
Paul, with both in executive departmental
positions, where he made successes that are
noteworthy in retail merchandising.
During these years Mr.. Mosher has be-
come closely associated with eastern ant
European markets and his knowledge OF mer
as well as of merchandise gives him an en-
viable place in the mercantile world Mr.
Mosher's coming to Minneapolis is not like
that Of a stranger. His forte having been
high-class dry goods, he has in the last two
decades become personally we'll known II
hundreds OF ladies Of this city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-09
Port Deposit.


49,, .
me Gee" ""'9 Is on SAFE each 'oeek IN
Port Deposit at Stebbtng'S Ne1oS Stand. 5
cents copy.
Mr., Charles Ruck has rotu.rnl fran,
. visit nf several ,,.nnI,. tn rriord. IN
pennsvlvonip
Miss Shirl; nr phiI,dnI,hi, f., ,,,..ir.,
tho tiur ,,In,s,rtI,. nj ..Chn NT,,i,,. -.
Nrssrs lanes Cnnmnrs If CLo,,.
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Leeds.
LEEDS. ND, Aug. 8, 1902.

LEEDS, MD, Aug. 8, 1902.
Mrs. Rachel McCaulcy and Miss Fan
ME McCauley, of Baltimore, are guests
of Miss Rachel McCaulcy.
Mr.. Arthur Ford, who has been visit
Ing Mr.. William Settle, has returned to
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Campbell. Of
Cherry Hill, spent Sunday with Mrs. c.
j. Campbell.
Mr.. George Settle is visiting Denver.
COL. and points in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McCaulcy. and
Mr.. Richard Reese, of Baltimore. are
guests of Mrs. Louisa McCaulcy.
Miss Jessie Baker. of Aberdeen. is Wis
iting Miss Mary Harlan.
John :. Settle. .Tr.. who has been dan
=crously i'll with typhoid fever, in Col
orado, is, We are glad to say. slowly i'm.
proving.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Price, of vii
mngton. Del. spent Sunday with Miss
Rachel Harlan.
Miss Sarah Settle and Miss Mary !iar-
Ian are visiting friends at Wuodlawu
Camp.
Rev. and Mrs. Perry gave a function
Wednesday evening. in honor Of their
guests. Misses Wilson. White and Nor
row, of Baltimore.
Miss Jennie CARRIER. of Baltimore. who
has been making an indefinite visit with
Mrs. John Chapman, is now at Towson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-09

Conn.,, reached here. He said they left
home Thursday, and were on their way
to Gewyn. The machine has Il speed of
% miles an hour. AS they went to board
the City Belle" it ran over to the side
taking part of the boat with it. For
tunatcly only the front wheels went over
board and the damage done was COM
paratively slight.
The new steam laundry is now in opcr-
alton III the power house at the Heights.
Mrs RcckcfuS entertained some of her
friends ut tea on Wednesday afternoon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-09
Principle Furnace
PR1NoIp1o FURNACE, Aug. s, 1902.

Mrs. John T.. Jackson has rs her guest,
Miss Mae lohson. of Philadelphia.
Master Francis Moore. Of Havrc de
Grace. has been spending some time with
his cousins.
Mrs. George IIaincs has returned home
after spending some time with her
brother, Mr.. r. c. JcnncSs.
Mr. Charles Stcinc has purchased Il
new piano.
Miss Edythc Gregg was appointed Sta.
ton Agent ut this place. to succeed her
mother. Mrs. H. y. Gregg, deceased.
Mrs. Cora Null spent one day last week
ut the home of her aunt, Mrs. George
HaimcS.
Mrs. lthoda Cox and daughter. Mollic.
Of fIeaSantvillc. \. j., is visiting Mrs.
Aaron BlHckSon.
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BuffingtOn'S
Rising Sun,
Maryland.
Bargain Counter

About eighty pairs Of
Ladies' Shoes 60 on the board
this week Over twenty pairs
sold at first sight. SOC, 75c
ard 81 90 Many of them
were 50 So IS and SIS.
Our stock must be kept clean
It any sacrifice.
10 and Is CENTS Men
>'uspenders, all perfect and
good web, your choice for
l0c and 15c while they last.
1856 pairs in the lot.
10 CENTS-One and two
ring Towel Holders; three
arm Towel Racks; choice tor
loo. Same thing for which
you paid l5c.
10 CENTS-Comb and
Brush Cases with mirror front
only 10 cents.
10 CENTS White bristle
Hair Brushes, with smooth
cherry backs, oval shape and
good size, Ioc-if not gole
before we get them advertis-
ed.
S CENTS-We purchased
600 doz. of oval Pearl But
tons-36o doz. more cane to.
day. Half price, 1oc card of
two dozens.
S CENTS-Kitchen or Par
ing Knives, ground to an
edge, 6 in a box for 25c, or
sc each.
25 CENTS Prepare for
picnics. Silver plated Knives
and Forks, 25c for set of one
each, Or SIPS per doz. Best
thing of the kind we ever
saw for the money.
10 CENTS-Salt and Pep
per, in glass caster-good
thing-Io cents.
Nickel Soap Caps, with
drainer, only Ioc.
IS CENTS Three-piece
Nickel Butter, Dishes and
Syrup Pitchers-think of it
only 25c.
10 to rs cents-Encourage
your boys to work!-Garden
Sets of spade, hce and rake,
good size, 25c, small size, 1oc.
DRESS GOODS-That
29-inch Batiste is meeting
with general favor. Wool de
baize that sold for 50 cents all
over the county. half price,
rs cents.
? CENTS-One paper
good Needles, including sets.
worth OF darners and bodkin
all 60 for cents.
New things will be contin-
ually added. Several lots
closed out last week. Each
one of our customers is en-
titled to a share of our offer
ings; if you fail to get any do
not blame us as we show no
Partially but give all an equal
chance every day, not one or
two days in the week for
those who happen here just
at the time, and then refuse
all others. We treat all alike
whenever they come, with
bargains of merit and value.
[B7 This store closes every
Wednesday evening at 6
o'clock.
ANOTHER DRIVE-1I64
pair of Misses Hose, Double
knee, seamless heel and toe,
432 pairs came to-day. We
have concluded to put this lot
on the Bargain Counter and
sell a regular II 4 cent stock
ing for a short time at even 10
cents. Lay in your winter
supply. Coal will be scarce
and high, it will require an
extra amount of Hosiery, good
and heavy lust like this lot.
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WHITE SPREADS

Fine quality full size crochet Spreads Marseies pattern
each This week, your choice, 50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21
FL baile de anoche

El bale que Anoche di6 ell UnA&n Club, es
hno dc los neiorss que Sc han orgahisAdo en-
esta ciudAd.
Tres eompSrs&s de efi1ritss concrTTieron
& AquelIoB sAlonss; una de bandera pueStorrl-
quefiG, otrA de domino color de rosa y otra de
mMFlneritAs.
TAmb6n muchos 10venes de nuestra So
ciedad, Aaissieron vsstidos con csprichosos ira
1ss.
Sc NOS dice, pues nosotros no pudimos
Anistir, que In SnimRci6n In concuFrencia fue
tAn grAnde, que Al principle no 30 podfa
bAIlAr.
HAsta les dos de 10 m1fAna dur6 tan ex'
pendido bale.
orgunoso de esR fiesta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21

81 partido federal sigus en- pie. vgoroso y
puJsnte, con todos sus pFastfgios, maotsnian
do In eseneiAIidad de 81 programs, su limpiA
htasoFias su no mbre, aus derrotsros, Gu insg.
MIA.
GQu6 dIcen a esto los organilIos republics.
nos, que, con tocAta f6 1sbrs, snunciabau la
mnsrte de sss pArtido. que dis aysr muastrGs
imponder1bles de vitGgidAd y de fuefx&, de pa
tFtOtiEmo disciptoaP
FO6 brili&nte, exsraordlnarla, imponents,
tsnto en- cslidAd como en- csntidsdd, Ia repre- :
BeDtSctbn que de todos los puntns de Ia islA
Acndi6 nj lRmamento del Comite directive.
Ioase celebrar In AssmbIeA en- el local
que ocupA 10 CAmGFR de delegsdos; pero, como
oportunam snte obssFv6 nm orsdor con Arrebs-
10 Ia frAse, en- Gquel estrecho 1ocai, donde de-
tros neutrality-suspicious., no cambiA el ssnsi-
miento fedora, q 1e ss Ell Sentmtento de In pa
tria, mas grandioso mas elevado cI1nto mas
perseguido.
N ASSEMBLIES Sc constituy6 en ell Tsatro,y
pocas veesa ha deaflRdo poF In eRlle de la For
tRle1& q 1y de Allsn-unA comftfva tan nume~
rosa lncida, en- que sodas lac fuerzAE vivas y
productoras del pGfs-la inteligencis. las pro-
fesionea, In riqueIR, ell trAbsj sjo-osten nta n
representation tan alta v tan dgn&.
Llen6Be el teAtro ell eacen&rio, In platsa,
los pAlcos. ell pIrGfso, rshoSSbAn de concurren-
tes.
Y cuAndo SO dirig;6 al pFoscenio CON obisto
de lasr 50 msnisjs, ell presidente Gel psrsido
don Santiago Palmer, una ovecl6o irdes
cEiptloe, conmovedors, la Rcogi6, en- dsmos'
TRACTION uuanims de sim pAtfAs, de respst0 de
eOnAAnEA.
vehemsntsa v nutridfrImos splausos lie
interrum nteron dur&nts lG lectura, soore todo
en- aqueIC periodos en- qua ss mostrabA con-
tYaKio = IL disoiuci6n.
DlA de gala, diA de hsGta, dia de sol ss
plenoido, dsslumbr&dor vlviheAnts, fu6 sl
diA dc aver para nuaHsra colectivIdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21
a DlESTRO = SlNlESTRO

lol9 hermosA conjunction de ideas de
sensfmtentos
Noaotros nos ssntimos org uilosos de perts.
nacsr q un partldo qas Ia &laeEA de miFEs,
el tacao de codos, la lie otidad de &spirAciones,
ell &C atsmisnto o las m&gorfas se eisvan por
encima de los eseoEorss del amor propio de
las concuspicsnciRs personAies.
Acto serio, como so ios los qua realism los
fsderatss, act1 trascandsntal en- que se jog aba
10 vida 10 ausFta de parti1o, M hubs uua SO
concordia reinaron entire todos los eongrega'
dos, ,dssde al principio hasta el IN.
es qae aquel ambiente no estaoA cal
deAdo poF as pastones nj por las insransigsn-
cias; an 81 1tAba, puro serene, ell sentimien-
to de la pAsri8; Ell deseo de su gfsndeEa su
bienastAF.
q ESQ ha propendido propsnderk siem.
pre- estG fAlanga de pasriotAs que Sc dsnominan
federates
Veogan & nosotros euansos p&trio.as de
buena f4 quleran com battr los coDculcadores
de In patFia, & Ioa que 10 venden entregA an
Atada de pies manes.
NJ somos, no, hostiles 6 IL nuava sobara-
MIA; ssrfG asso infscundS, mas de clio msz-
quino, Fislbls y nad> prAcsico.
CombAttm0s los desaciertos del GobieFno
tnsuiar del p&rtdo an que este se apoya.
psro respstamosy quersmos la gran constitu-
ci6n del pueblo america no, donde IL ltbsrtad
es heeho.
S6pa.e, pues, qna sl pArsIdo federal no de.
sspArece; podra tnsroducir en- gu program
90 aeiias reformAs que jusgus sportnnas pro
cedsntss para llevsrle 0s mRnera rAptda y
ehe1x la consecucion de les ideaLes Que per
aigas, gus no son otsos que ID prosperfdad y
In ventura del tsrFufi1 dentro de- In metr0polt
ni6n fnsims con al espfritu democrStico ltbre
de Ia pAtria ds Washington Lincoln.
terminAmos Aqaf estRs linsAs trAzadas
al coIFeP de In puma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21
NO HAY QUE SENTIR

Dice GEi Ideal LGtinoS que 90 de ssntirse-
que muchos aelegados = 10 A<ambies no ilevG-
sen Ia opinion pAipitante On los puebos de
In islM.
Y que varios dslegados llevaban opinion
particuIATfsima no lIevAban nlpguna.
Sc squivocA ell colegS de medic . medic.
Todos los que Anistteron . Ia AsambieA eran
Representatives. directos de los comiges que lea
eIigieron, tras6ndoies su criteTio. De modo
que 81 IIevAbAn, ss l6gico, SH criseTio personal,
ssse coin DeidiA con ell de sus comitsntes.
Mas vsrdAd. 80. menos passion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21

La mocion presentada por- los
periodistas Marlano Abril, -Euge-
MO Astol y Eugenio Bonilla, pi-
diendo amplia iibertad de criterio
para la prensa del partido d fin
de poder censurar los actos del
gobierno y sus funcionarios, sin
que el partido 50 haga solidario
do esas campaflas, ha sido aproba-
da despues oe una bgera discu-
sion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21

proponiendo La ampliacion del
nombre de partido anadi6ndosele
Id palabra <americano,>
Mr. Bird f06 aclamado con en-
tusiasmo por la asamblea.
Esta aprueba por unanimidad
que el part1do SO titule <Partido
federal americanO1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21
:I arc
de Ia Vida. .

la superiOridad de la
Emulsion de Scott es indis.
cutibIe y Sc manifesto ms
tantaneamente ante ell OBJ
seryadOr impartial en- los
punt0s siguientes: PrimerO,
su sabOr dulce y agradable;
segundO, sus energicas "prOs
piedades" en- los casOs de
Caquexia, tuberculosis, ane.
mia. los infartOs glandula-
res, las afeCciOnes 6seas de
Cardcter estrumOsO, las
afecCiones del aparatO res
piratOriO, el raquitismo, etc.
Tambien en- las cOnyaleCen-
cias de intermediates largas
" debilitantes es IN buen
rnedicamentO.
Adends de sus prOpieda-
des curativas, la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21
VOT0 De GRacEAS

La asamblea por unanimidad
concede votos de gracias para el
senior Palmer y para todos los Pc
rioaistas de La coIectividad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21
Nino enfermo

Sc kAllG spfsFmo, de muchA gFavedGd, sl
mas peqntfi 40 dc ios nlnos dc nusasro eompa-
Zero TJTO FsrnandsE.
Le AsisGe cuidAdosRmente con actividsd
inteligsnciA, nneatro queFtdo amigo correi- :
gionAElo el doctor don Marcos A. N 4nEano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21

A las tres de Ia tarde termina
la asamblea hablando los sef1ores
de Diegv, DIaz Navarro y Astol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21
Not1C1aS

El akbado en- ell susiso sos EsposOs Pie
rrssstD se lee &otfgen> por <iagenio.1
VAlga essa rect .hcaci6n.
Nos alsgrAmos de que hsya sst2do en-
francA convAlecsncia senora AAzuaF de
Ig, espOs& oe nuessro Q1erido amigo don
P&b,o Rig, director de sLS BruiA.D de Ma
yAgnsE.
HA maerto en- ls playa de Ponce e buen
fsderAl oon AguStfa Snsres, deisndo una
posA una niya g ~ que Aeomp.hamos en- Su
lusso dolor.
La senorita Carmen Rodriguss. Ia con
traido mAtrimonio sn MAJARtisz : con don Ms
nue.. Franco.
% eoega de Mayagas1. reproduce 81 az
'icuo al. Il stAS oe nusstro FedRctor aB sn-
1Anfa oeI Casino.
Tipos de cambic:
LOndrss.....l 90 div 4s4]l 6
New-York, 3 div PAR.
RspaaA. DIV ss s8K ps
Hamburgo, DIV 3A aH pS
MArfa Buygos dssea ssbsr al paradero de
hijo Jot6 Borgos, q le hace IL sfI1s sali6 de
Humacso para Ponce, embarcAnoo slf para
Puerto Plata.
HS entrado formsr psrss de Ia redacet6n
del ~DlArfo do Ponce,1 ei ssfior Pericas DIaz
sstimAdo compAnero nuestro.
I'm sl mercAdo de New York, Sc eosiza sl
sz6ear = los signientes prscies
Centrifugada s516
Mascabado ala. .
Por ell nombramierto de Mr.. Charles e.
FJots para iuez de pas de Jaana DiSz, So hs
notado que disminuJen gran pArte los iui-
ci0s que por escsndRlo 20 ceebraban antes
Los eGcandalosos han vsnido escarmen-
tar ahora.
juan oarriIo, de Santurce, soIicit6 ante
den de Rrresto contra Lorsnzo Padr6o por
rapto.
Una chispa elestrics mat6 Ia ioven de
Is amos. Carmen Vsiez, que rasidfa an el ba-
rrio de CABey Arriba, Anssco.
Han ingresado sn II ckrcel de Maysehax.
para cRm plir condena, Julian Vfllanueva Fe.
iiciano, M&rcelinA Gonzales Rivera Brantio
Fignsroa puesto en- libsrtad. Guilermo Va.
lentfn VAzqueS.
La mAdrs de don EuRenio Sanchez. Sc.
cretario General de 10 aFedaracl6n Libres aa
h.ya sIf 'rma de algun cnidado sn su rssidsn-
DsseRmos su mejoris.
Fla aldo nombrado medico titnIar de Ola.
les el doctcr Goa francisco Marainex.
varios emlgranAes pusrtorrIousfios del
Hawaii, dirigen cartA 81 gobern Ador ct-
VII 40 esan Lara. denunciaudo cl NAL traao dc
que son obi sto en- dicho paia y soiieleando IN
repatriation para 81 pafs, nusvamants.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21

Tos mlembros de an fAmilia % hen CO. caIauo
rSpifsmenta tomando 10 Enuison oe Sso4
SO Dlmfng, z q, 'tismor4'
Etss Scott e. B le. NaeVA 1or
Mu4 sea ,rea mf1s FL see sIsmpo .s,ta
go recaaando In Emuiaioa De oats osu.s' "A eaI
de hfgado de hacai4o con n'poios ohtani.
de soss qua y Is prsparsn, .,.f. .etorios
do sfampra los rasultados mas sath sso.
sctnslmsnte Ia ast6n tomando los mile pros
da mi famiiis, en- los que ms m aso
tar ~ rknido nroorsso de curacloo
Anroyscho n opnrtunidad, para iaioiss
Ias y suscrtbirme de U1s., Alto. 9 .. O. o. y A'
r. HI Rqmtrez
~THE HELVETIA1.-27 Oaiie oe - -
Gran caas de husspsdes. sIaE's no So
Anoaansoa nspa fsrniiiss = personas aU.s. - ~
midas q so centavos cubierto. b ano' Asi9lono ~
1913. Apartsdo correo 29S. Proples@fiV sN-
Schira. ,cs a.
NOrA:-Ests hotel sssk cargo de una Sc
norfts cAgdaGa
FARMACTA AMERICANA. - FoFsaiesa-
%. San Juan Puerto Rico.-Medtc1nss 90 ra-
tenta drogas. Grttculos de tocador InssEu
mantos de Cirujfa precios aumamanss oAr@'
tos.
gwREoOMENDAMOS nusstros amigos
sI hotel sTha Msrinas, San jose no l. O@pis~A
LA NUEvA CENTRAL, de Andres "a.
Dulcerfa conhtsrfa y reposteris' - San
Ffancisco 77-Ss sirven toda clase de sncssE-
gos an dicho ramo San Juan, Fuesso Riso'
Telefono: 157.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21
ALEXANDRA BOZZO

Agente CCmisionista. Re2r 2resentants
<Samper & Co2 New York. A. Besosa "
ca Comisione5 en- general. The Liberty
Machine co New York. Maqninaria tipos
re imprenta. Agencia de la Maquina de e.
cribir franklin.
Maquius psrfecta $50 una escribira Ia
vista. Agencia del Express, Davies Turner
50 Company New York.
Para informes. Sol 3D. San Juan P. B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21
La ASAMBlEA
POr tei@gr@fO.
comTlMUALA AsAmBLEA

Be reanuda la asamblea hoy a
Ia una de la tarde.
Probablemente no terminarA
hasta maf1ana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-21

El sAbado en- 81 snslto slos Esposos Pie
Rrasss1 se lee &oGiEen@ por Siogenio.@
VAlga essa rect t.fcAci6n.