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ern.snt for the Territory OF Hawaii"
- hereby amended 50 as 10 read as
follows:
sec. 80. That the laws OF Hawaii
relating 10 public lands. the settlement
% boundaries. and the issuance OF pat
ents on laud-commissiOn awards. ex-
cept az changed by this act. shall con-
tinue in force until Congress shall 9TH
erwise provide. That, subject TO the
approval OF the President, all sales.
grants. leases. and other dispositions
OF the public domain. and agreements
concerning the same, and all fran
chises granted by the Hawaiian Gov
eminent in conformity with the laws
OF Hawaii between the seventh day OF
July. eighteen hundred and ninety
eight. and the twenty-eighth day OF
September. eighteen hundred and nine
ty-nine. are hereby ratified and con-
frmed In said laws land patent
shall be substituted for royal patent
Commissioner OF Public Lands for
Minister OF the interior Agent OF
Public lands and Commissioner OF
Public Lands or their equivalents; and
the words that 1 am citizen OF the
United States or that 1 have declared
my intention to become a citizen OF the
United States. as required by law for
the words that I am citizen by birth
Cor Naturalization OF the Republic OF
Hawaii or that ! have received let
ters Of denizatiOn under the Republic
OF Hawaii or that / have received n
certificate OF special right OF citizenship
from the Republic OF Hawaii And no
lease OF agricultural land shall be re-
newed by the Government OF the Terri
tory OF Hawaii: nor shall any lease.
sale. or other disposition be made of,
OF any easement upon. over. OF across
the public lands of the Territory be-
granted TO any corporation, associa-
ton. or individual until Congress shall
otherwise direct. All funds arising
from the sale or lease OF other dispo-
sal OF such lands heretofore made.
shall be appropriated by the laws OF the
Government OF the Territory OF Hawaii
and applied to such uses and purposes
for the benefit OF the inhabitants OIL
the Territory OF Hawaii as are con-
sistent with the Joint resolution OF an
nexation. approved July seventh, |
eighteen hundred and ninety-eight: |
Provided. That there shall be excepted
from the provisions OF this section all
lands heretofore set apart or reserved, |
by Executive order or orders. by the /
President OF the United States"
Sec. 2 That this act shall take effect
from and after the date OF the aD-
prevail thereof.
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Proposed Change
In Organic
Law.
AFFECTS DISPOSAL
OF PUBLIC LANDS
A Democratic Consressman's At
tempt to Embarass the
Territory Of Hawaii.

"kSHINGTON. ID. C.. April IA
" Representative Robinson. OF In
diana. a Democratic member OF
sh- committee on territories. has in
trssuced the following bill. which he
declared to me today was just the thing
20 make the organic act OF Hawaii
complete and perfect from he Legis-
Istsr's standpoint. He added that IL
Vas the intention Of the trainers Of the
organic act 20 have such a provision
inserted, but that they failed The
coDpIete text Of Mr.. Robinson's bill
follows:
A bin TO amend an act entitled IAN
act 10 provide a government for the
Teyitory Of Hawaii"
Re IL enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives OF the United
States OF America In Congress assem-
bI.d. That section seventy-three of an
act entitled An act to provide a gov
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MISS ANNIE BATES.

Before commencing her present jour-
ney, Miss Bates had just completed a
six months European tour, embracing
the South of France, Italy, Switzer-
land, etc. She has made many friends
during her brief stay in Honolulu, who
wish her God speed on her adventur-
GUS trip.
Miss Bates and James Pinnock eX-
pect to return to England in about two
years time. They sail from here next
Wednesday by the S. s. China for
Japan. The route they have mapped
out is as follows:
Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki, Nladivo-
stok. through Siberia, back to Japan,
taking steamer there for Shanghai and
Hong Kong, visiting Canton and Pc
kim From Hong Kong by steamer
down through the Torres Straits, visit
ing Port Darwin Northern Australia).
Thursday Island, Cooktown, Brisbane
and Sydney From Sydney by steamer
to Hobart Town CTasmania), thence on
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to Auckland and the South Sea Islands,
returning to Sydney. thence TO Mel
bourne. Adelaide and Fremantle;
thence proceeding north to Colombo
(Ceylon). From Ceylon the travellers
will cross over TO India, visiting Tuti-
CORN, Madeura, TrinchinOh, Tanjore,
Madras, Calcutta, Benares, Cawnpore,
Lucknow. Agra, Jeypore, Jhansi. Gwa-
lior, Abookoab. Armada bed, Baroda.
and Bombay. From India by p. and o.
steamers to Suez. disembarking and go
ing by rail to Cairo, doing the upper
Nile as far as Khartoun, the lower
Nile and back to Cairo; thence by rail
10 Port Said: thence to Malta, Mar
settles, Gibraltar and London.
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miss Annie Bates. the subject OF
Y the above illustration. arrived
40 here from San Francisco about a
month ago with James Pinnock, the At
rican explorer and traveller, and has
since been staying at the Moana Hotel.
She is a lady OF independent means.
coming of an old English Hertfordshire
family. and has been travelling unceas-
ingly for the past six months with Ar.
Pinnock.
She is as much imbued with the
spirit OF travel as the explorer HIM
self. and with him has already done
pretty well the whole of the West In
dies. Mexico and Southern California
Like her companion, she is endowed
with the best of constitutions TO with
stand the great variety of climatic con-
ditions she has and expects TO pass
through in the course of her extended
tour of the world.
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Competitive Drill.

The competitive drill of National
Guard companies to be held on Union
Square on the afternoon of Saturday,
May 10, will be in close and extended
order. A difference in the order call
ing the drill is that the sections of the
manual in place of the particular move
ments are not specified. 1t is expected
that five companies. at least, will take
part. These are A, c, E, F and G..
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UNDER
New Management
no PLATES Ei "a.
sEoulaeuc'
RnGy
saaa aissssA :ssH

THE NEW YORK DENTAL PAR
LORS are under new management and
are turning out the best kind of dental
work known to the profession at prices
that correspond to those charged for
similar work on the coast. We give
you the advantages of superior skill
and workmanship. the best materials,
and low prices.
Each department in charge of spe-
cialist, our operators are graduate den
lists of the best recognized schools in
the United States, or the world. And
have had many years of experience in
their chosen profession.
Our staff is the largest in the city and
embraces the best plate workers. crown
and bridge specialists and IN fact all
branches of dentistry are practiced by
US strictly up to date.
If money is an object to you, come
ana see rs We will tell you in ad-
vance exactly what your work will
cost. No charge for examinations.
All our instruments are thoroughly
steriliZed.
Hours, to s; Sundays, to IL.
Ladies in attendance.
Room 4. Elite building. Hotel street
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THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT :
ing office. The publisher OF Hawai-
shinpo. the only daily japanese papei
published in the Territory OF Hawai-
c. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor
Y. SOGA, Editor.
Telephone Main 81. A.,
Editorial and Printing Once-Mau
nakea St, above King. P. Q. Box s0I.
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THE ODD PENNIES.

For the sake of saving odd
pennies do not buy an inferior
emulsion of cod-liver oil when
you really need SCOTS Emul-
sion.
\ SCOTS Emulsion costs more
to buy because it costs more
to make.
The difference in price is
pennies. The difference in
results is pounds-pounds of
flesh-and days of new
strength and comfort.
The consumptive and others
who have. lost flesh get more
cod-liver oil into their systems
by means of SCOTS Emulsion
than in any other way.
s<sd for Free sample
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists. so9 Pearl s.. y.
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Programs for other performance VIII
BE- 1uiy announced
COMPLETE SCENIC PRoD ,1,t.
TONS ARMOR. COSTUMES r ~,
SPECIALLY BROUGHT FUR hEN
PLAY.
SCALE OF PRICES: Entire Lower
Floor. 81 80; Family Circle. sl-Oo' Logic
;laes: Boxes. $1,000
i. SEASON SALE NOW OPEN Al
DWAII NICHOLS CO REGOLAN
Z SALE OF SEATS MAI 1ST-
Seats Ordered by Mall or Telepnon,S
viii be- laid aside in the order receIse"'
but none will be held after May ISL
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JAMES T. TAYLOR. M. Am. Soc. c. Z.
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; 3Os
Judd bldg, Honolulu; p. o. box 7ss.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ARCHITECTS

BEARDSLEE s. PAGE, Architects and
BuiIders.-Office, I'd floor, Elite build
ing, Hotel street: sketches and cor
rect estimates furnished at short no
tice; Tel. 22e; p. O. box 773.
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E. TAPPAN TANATT.-Civila and Eiec-
trical Engineer; office, 1913 Wilder
Ave; Tel. Blue BAL; Room 4, Spreek-
els Block.
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NJ. f. GROSSMAN, D.D.S.-Alakea St,
three doors above Masonic Temple
Honolulu; office hours, am. to pm.
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ALBERT b. CLARK, D.D.S.-Bereta-
MIA and Miller; office hours, to T.
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ATTORNEYS.

C. r. HEMENWAY.-Offic 400 Judd
building; Telephone S14 Main.
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E. J. WALKER. Coffee Broker. High
est prices paid for No. l Parchmenf
Coffee. Send samples.
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FRED W. MILVERTON.-Ro st7-
S04 Stangenwald block; Tel. Main sSs.
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BROKERS.

PETERSON & MATTHEwMAN.-P.
O. box SOS: 10 Kaahumanu St.
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CONTRACTORS.

VIM. T. PATY.-Contractor and Build
er, store and office fitting: shop Ala
kea ST. between King and Hotel;
res, 1911 Anapuni.
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ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER.-Sur
or and Engineer. 400 Judd bldg; +.
o. box 1872.
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.ns his distinguished organization. VINO
wiz present the following clAsS anu
IN stssspsarean repertoire:
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brief Season OF IL performances
e.iy. and first appearances In Honolulu
% The eminent actor, Mr..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
Lo que hara ell partido

FL Comite Executive del partido fede.
raj americana, p1ensa cCnvOcSr una AEam-
blea general del partido que SO reunira en-
San Juan Areclbo, y en- cuyo scto Sc dis
Cutiran los abusos cUmetidos por los ele-
mentos del gobierno en- contubernio CON
los adyersarios nuestrCs.
Sc proyecta nombrsr una Comisi6n de
cuatro delegados de la Asamblea para ir
Washington poner 10 que ocurre en- CO.
nocimiento del Presidente de la Repdblica
y de la Oorte Suprema.
Los actos principsles que Sc denuncia.
ran, son los s1guientes:
La arbitrarla exclusion de federales y
la inclusion Illegal de los republicanos; las
vot2ctones duplicadas; las exclusiones de
electores de las listas en- Ell & timo momento;
el rechazar por millares los federales al
tempo de ir a votarj el votar republ1canos
con n0mbres federales; ell votar las mismas
personas varias veces bal nombreS distin.
tos; la interVs melon do elias Turbasz; Ell Gle.
rre arbitfario de los coIegios antes de que lie
CARA la horR, y en- la cara de los elactores
federales Que 6guardaban votar; los amapu
chos al haceIss el eseruJtnto; la tntervenci6n
en- este sctJ; ia desvergonZada conduCta de
la policiA insular, intervintendO con los cleo
torres tntimidaDdoles; La connivencfa CON
elias TurbasS para dnes pOlfticos, dan 10 lu.
gar dasordenes en- vez de eVitar de que IS
te tmperaSe los staqueS de elias Torbasa y
los ases1naIoS aGTJpelIoS dc G1ayamas PoR
ce, Cayey, Cidra, Arroyo Salinas Agu as Bus
mas, Pstillas, San Lorenzo otros pueblos; !;
y la psrte que ha tornado la policfa eR es
tUs crimenes; la conducta de los jueces de
paz fAVOreciendO los republicans; Ell
haber iado la administr aclon de destituir
los iueces electorales que cometlan las in
flames violac1opes de la ley Ell primer dia de
las inscripcionss y que fueron repetiias en-
ell segundo dia y muchas otras cosAs mas
por las cuales Sc han prssentado quei IS no
han sido atendidasa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
Una Carta de Deschamps

Nuestro querido amigo antique COM
paflero don Eugenio DeSchamps nos dirije
Ia csrts, que sn otro s.t.o Veran nuestros
lectOres.
Nosotros lamentamos, tanto como Ell Sc
nor Desch amps, la appreciation que en- este
periodioo hiZo nuestro corresponsal de San
Juan, respecto Santo Domingo. Nuestro
director, que qulere la pstria de Des-
champs en- Ia que cuenta con muy buenos
amigos simpatIZadores, eiente que en- LA
DEMoCRACIA haya salido esa appreciation
moTtihcante, en- la que no Sc flo, pues de 10
Contrsrio la hubiera suprimido.
No creemos tampoco que nuestro CO.
rresponsal haya t-nido la 1ntencion de ofen.
der la rep1olica dominfcsna, pues sin du-
ds se reart0 esos periodos revolucionarios,
que tanto en- Santo Domingo, como en- los
demas paises del mundo, Ucssionan escenas
Bangrientas venganzas rastreras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
OORTADlLLO.
Parrafos del News"

SSi <Las Turbaso, durante Ell perfodo
de los motines, en- realidad SO encontraban
fuera del poder del gobierno, J ell bandida-
1e no obedecfs an plan una consigna,
sc6mo Sc refrenaron con tanta factlidad
cuando Sc supo que todo marchAba bien pa
ra los republicanos? Csds individuo 8 par
tfda de T0rbss no podfan saber cuando TODD
marchsba bten en- que forma debfan de
proceder para llegar la victoria. Este pc.
ri6dico Sc ocupara de aclarar y averiguar,
81 es possible, Ia conspiraci0n que existe en-
contra del pueblo hacer responsables q
squellos que deben estsr en- el preside en-
Vez de hallsrse ocupando altos puestos de
confanza1,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
Grave aCCidente
en- Madison Square
Fusgos artifciaIes expIotan en- medic
de miilarss que mirabln las ia
bias del boIetin
I2 hue RT0S 30 HERIDo8

NV York. Novismbrs B.-Anochs oeurri6
Un grave accident an Madison Square, do ss-
N eiL6nd, e. oil cue peFeeieFon de 81 -ito doea
psFsonas, y othentA Salisren hsridos, RlRunos
na ios enales moIiTan.
MisDtTRa miles dc psrsoBas ss hAlIAban
sg'cmeTsoRs 81 KsdEcoF dc 10 tRblA del bol0tfn
del an. w Y.Ik HsFAl6, n leyaBdo el rssultado
de Las siseciopss, hObO una sx plosion dc todA
c aae dc fstgcH RTN2sialss, cchstss y bombas,
sRs esysIen sntEs Ia Ealt!tud, f,Fmando una
h. RpaER,
El TGnieo invade o To- h2Rlttud y ss afro
BELLA hRn antrs Si, loS QUE eAika debajo dc los
pies en- Is lpeha poF poneras o SAlvo. A gunos
N DsisEon poy sfseto De lR sxplOsi6n , otr0s poF
nl pSpieo.
r tusgo ss sxiipgai6 con pFssts Ba, sAa-
lAndp P0go dAn0 a In pFppiedAa,
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a DEESTRO = SENHESTRO

ysy, en- II oidrs, en- PAsllIaS, en- San Lorsnso
en- Aguas Bnenas.
Los atropsll0s, los saekndaIoS y las coAe.
clones se h an suesdidO n clenoia y p&cisncia
de las autori iadss de Ia poliefs, dGndose sl
eaao psrsgrino ds que los 1grssorss han gossdo
de In mas efaica impunidAd misntFAs se dsbs'
MIA y UroesS&bA q los agrsdidos.
Aqnf no hA hAbiio impAreIaliiAd nj aso.
mos de ella.
EsGo Ia aldo ana fArSA.
Unisamsnts en- pusblos tAn fsdar&lss como
OaRuAa, Arscibo, Utuado &ignnos mas no
tnego suR bFut&lss pFOsedimlantos, poHqne les
hA fAltAdo sl vAlor, aunqus les a0brRra Ia an.
dAel&.
Dioase - Mr.. Hunt, &I mArchAP o los
E5tados Unidos, manifsst6 qae volvsFfa
Puerto Rleo con ell & iiGo obisso de destruir 81
pArtidn federal.
VAno smpeno
Sc podr4 sncArcslar y psrssguir Q nuas-
tFoH hombrss m6s pFominsntas podr6 vel ar
BsleS, v AmenAEArlss de nueFts podrk sjsrci
tArss contra nosotros todo g6nsro de veDgan-
xAs por iadignGa, veEg OnEOsAs crimfnRIes que
sean podrA entregarssnos = msTceG de las
turbas, de la poicfA de los iuecss de pAz de
Ias Cortss de DRtrIto, en- prog rssi0n ascand "A.
te pero no "a podrA dsatruir nueSbros i0eates,
no &c podr6 sxssrminAr nusstrOS prineipios !:
no ss podrk obtener que nussto pAtriotismo
Sc Rminore dsBmAys.
Nj con halsgos nj con vlolsnciAs podrk
eonSeguir ESQ.
Solo padImoa instfciR.
Ysi ss cisrso que Mr.. Hunii 81 procsdsr
como ha procsdldo 10 hA hscho con 81 6aieo
I'm de FsngAr supusstos agrsvfos del pArtido
BGtilfAeeR meIq limos reBQuemoEss del amor
propio, muy tri.ts concepto ha de nereesr,
csmo eAballero y SOM gobarnAnts, ante
10 opinion y ante 10 historic.
OORTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06

DseiAmos aver rsnris 1douoI & las slsssIo.
nss:
GNo ha hAbido musraos nj hsridOS, qua
sspAmoS
DssSFaeiadAmsnts no ss Asf.
Daspuea do eompusstas Aquallas iinaAs el
taleRFAf0 noe eomunic6 la trSts nueva de qua
On BRFranq uitAs Sc hAbfAn promovldo algunos
motinss, EasultAndo muerto vArios ne :
Tidos
No % que 10 sAngre nos sSusts.
Ia ei pueblo pneRtOrrfq usno se Va @eos'
AumhPAndo 4 vsHlR corrrr, con t&mSntAble
ffeeusnciA, grRciAs & Mr.. Hunt BArboSa.
Psro, en- les eontendAs civilss sobrs TODD,
hay Algo que horroriGA conduals mAs que 81
Griata espsetkculo que prod uce IN cRd6ver
qus sAe On m msdio de In VIA ptbneA; y sSe Ago
aa eI euadKo luctuoso que NOS ofrscsn las ma
drss y las viud@g d0SolAdAs, loS hu6IfAnoB sin
RmpaTo, los hogGTss sin PAN.
Y % labor infAmS iniouA eoncitRr . I'M
pnabIo mcrigsrado y pRciheo hAstR hAes POGO,
haRtA los diAR tum ultuoaos de In invasion, para
aua 60 psFsgA daatroes 60 luehA fAtFlcid&,
con sneAPniSamisnto bssblAl, dAndo BusltR y
escape q sns FsneoFss lmplAcAblsS.
A los que GzuxAn, . los cue instigSn, \ los
qua tramAn, dsadS In sombrG, ssAs FAgsdiAs
populARSS, toeR, en- todo poF TODD, 10 reSpon-
sAbl idRd 10 eulp&.
MuehAa son las vfstlmaa q le han cAido en-
aaas peElodo slseeionArio,
CAiRG Sobre AquAlloI Ia middleton de y
hlstoriR y si sstlgma de los hombEsa de bien.
IS
Es dsber de todo eladAdAno emitiK voto
ESQ dice sl g Jbi iIrno.
Psg0 olVida qus 90 dsbsF, dsbsr inelu-
dibls, del GJbierno, gArAnMH sL e1ercicio
de esS dsFseho, oil mas aAgr&do oil mas lagfd.
mo de tGdos
Y durAnts los pPelimlnArss de Ia IuchG an
los eomicios, duRAnte oil tlsmpo tRdo para las
inseRlpclonss, nusstroR amigos psfSidRrios
han cArscido de gArAntiAs en- GaAysma, en- Ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06

Esta tArda hsm9s tsnido sI gusto de saiu
dAr sst&a oHcinas . nusstro estim ado auf-
g1y dtstiDgutdo corEeligious srio de Ponce Dr..
don Vlctor Ganerrsx 0 0:tiE,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
N0t1O1aS

La AplAudida eompAhfA dram6tiea Luisa
Marines Casado. qus aetunba en- eI teatro de
Fonse, ss hA smbArsado para IL HAbAnR.
ates de aver sAli6 para oaysy con ob1ato
nseerae cargo de les fusFxas militArea alIi
dsst9eadAa, al mayor House, uuadnndo nj ma.
yof Aw'p1, eArg3 de las de IN Jnan.
Sc aspsrA sn Ia capital, prossdspt@ De IA
pAna' 81 1oVan don Manuel CusvAs z .aueira,
gus 90 sncoLtfAbA en- BAFealona.
CIevAs 90 nm huan eoFEoliRionArfo nueatro
Nm sl meReAdo de New York 80 eotfsa 81
sSheaF los siguisnsas prseiOs
OenbEiEng&da s%
6aaeahAAa Ais
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I'll SenadOr SpOOner

Etc buen amigo de Puerto Rico, ha
Bido reelegido en- sH cargo de Senador.
Mr.. Spooner es en- Ell Senado 81 S.eaderS
de su partido uno de los mas fnt.mos con-
sejeros del Presidente Roosevelt.
NOsotros esperamos que Ell Senador
Spooaer, enterado de los atropellos que Sc
Rcabsn de realizar en- Puerto Rico, hara
DIR su woe en- el SenAdo en- pro de Ia 1usticis
para esta infUrGunada colonia, presa hoy
del salvsjismo mas stroz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
RAMON H. PATRON

En- el vapor Caracas, que sale hoy del
puerto de San Juani con direction NV
York, embarca AcompahAdo de So dis
tinguids familia nusstro querldo amigo
Y alcalde que fu9 de la c1udad de San Juan,
en- la 6poca de que la iustioia Ia libertsd
imperaban en- esta TERRA.
ri sefior Patron fiara su residencis en-
los EStados Unidos.
Deseamosle una feliz travesfa
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BNMObeINb

Msnsna dSF& su primsr& funei6n en- Iguss
oil prsssigioEo htpnotixador, mage del psnsA'
miento, senior B 4nobalab.
efscto ss ha habiit1do sI local eontIRuo
Rl AbablscimieutO meFcanttl de O-c&gitas, ca
lie de Muh1z vera,
Dada Ia busnA aursol& de que ha rodsado
10 pEsnsA al SEE II BAnobeIas ,es de prssumirss
que tsndrA IN lleno complete
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06

TAmbien hsmos tsnido al gussn de sAludaI
ests tsrds nusssW1 estmsdo amigo don Emi-
Ito Oboneh as, de R,o Pledras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
COMlSlON FEDERAL

Hoy rs pasado para San Juan una co
mission del partido federal de Humscao
compuesta de los seIores Was OJhCtsco,
Ortiz y Otero.
Dlch1s sefiores van con la protesta de
los insuditos atropellos ilegslidsdes que
han realizado los republicanos en- squella
municipalidsd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
c0CHE DIARIo
De GAG UAS A SAN JUAN o VICEVERSA

Desde Ell Microbes q del corriente mes
saldra IN coche-dtsrio de Caguss San Juan
6 vice-versa saliendo de Caguas las seis de
la maf1ana de San Juan las dos de la
tarde,
Agencis en- Caguss; fsrmacia de don
Fernando Marquee Roig.
Rn San Juan Dep6sito de tabacos de
Martin Laza Fortaleza ~.
PREOIOS
De Caguss San Juan 6 vice.versa- 9 15O
Este coche es combination de ocho en-
presarios.
La Comisi6n: Adrian Perez, Pedro Ra-
mos, Eleuterio Hernandez, Arturo Rabaza.
C3guas, Setiembre % de 1909.
CERTIFICADOS BONOS do dsbitos do
ATuntamisntos. -CompEa vsnta.-oonrado
PAlsu.
San Juan, Puarto Rleo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06
FARHACIA Y DROGUER|A
d K 3 L. A co

Sam 1saaR- Sam Francisco Nmua. ia
Precios deaIgunAs preparncionep eupeciM-
les de la mfsna .'
SsrAbs de R2oano iod&dc, frAsco 20 ctvs
Id ds Lacto fosfsto do cal id 90
Id de Hfrofos6to de cal ia 90
Id deProtoiodnro hisrro tnaIAernble, frss-
GO 90. cenAavoa ~st
Eagneai1 efervsacenta fraaeo so eentsvos
.iixir dc 9lieero foafato de eel ia so
ZarxApsrRIlla ia 50
Vino DO qRina foafAfAde ie so
AAAaAa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-06

RssultAdos asom brosos.
Intsrssants para los cue pAdscsn do al
gunas de las enfsrmsdades del aparato rsspi.
rAtorio.
El msior de los rseonstltuysntes.
s. Pedro de Macnris Sspfiembrs, 1894
Sfss. Scott q Bowoe, NdevA Yo'k
Muy seforss mf1s: Haze tempo qua ven-
60 hacienda uso de la EmuIsi6n de Scott,
puedo sig niRearlss, que astoy Altamente sa-
hsfacho dc los Asombrosos rssultados obteni-
dos sn 81 tratsrntento de eatarr0s puImonarsS,
brorq nitis, eDfsrmsdades de II gargants. tfsis,
ste. CAda YES qaa tsDgo qua hRceF nsO de un
t6uieo recon Gisuyants pradspo lA mulai6n de
Scott . todos los dem&s msdicAmsntos que
tisndan 81 mismo In. L. combinaci6n del
Aceits de hfgAdO de bAealao CON los hipofosn.
tos O" cal dc sosS, IAN sAbi&menae idsAda
por U 1s. h& rsndido an grand1simo bien o 10
huma nidsd.
Fslieito us. por sl 6xlto obtsnldo y me
suscribo Atso Q. >. q. b. 0. M.
DR.. Emilio Ito
M6iico de 'as OompahfAs de Sega de Vida
GNsW YoIkS y eSol del OAnad6S