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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-07-11

GAYLORDsvILLE AND VICINITY.
Miss Bessie Kennedy, who has been
visiting friends in New Haven, has re-
turned home.
Mrs J. Thayer is quite sick and I'M
der the care of DIR DOlan.
Mrs Mary o. Davis of Chestnut
Land is at Paine & Underhill's. Rus
sell Greer of New York spent Sunday
with them.
Mrs Effie Knight spent the Fourth
with M. D. Jones.
The annual picnic and clambake on
Long Mountain had the largest at
tendance since it was instituted.
About $50 sat down to the first table
and there were large number who
had to wait. Everything was in the
usual first class style and all seemed
to enjoy themselves to the utmost.
The party of young men who went
cruising, returned, Saturday evening,
looking we'll, which bespeaks well for
Henry Booth, whu has secured quite a
name for himself as being first class
cook. Good boy, Henry!
The New Milford Stars baseball
team went to Washington on the
Fourth and returned home defeated
by Fl 90.
Frank Taylor is in Danbury laid uI
with pneumonia.
District Deputy John w. Hoyt, as
sisted by past grands acting as gran(
officers, installed the officers for tn.
ensuing term of Good Shepherd lodge
No. IS, 1. o. O. F., last Thursda,
night: N. G., Joseph Collins; V. G..
Frank E. Rowe; R. S., Charles D. Pull
YER; treasurer, Charles Planz; r. S. N
G., Irwin G. Heritage; L. S. N. &.
Ernest Lathrop; Mar, Watson Q
Ward; Conds., Charles P. Camp; r. S
S., John Robinson; L. s. s., Osca
Ross; I. G., Frank Couch: O. G.
Charles Warner; Chaplain, Myro
Patchen; r. S. V. G., Andrew f
Greer; L. S. '. G., William H. Boott
After the exercises refreshments wer
served.
A. H. Barlow has presented fin
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SOUTHVILLE.
BRIEF LOCAL JOTTlNGS.

BRIEF LOCAL JOTTINGS.
E. w. Smith spenta few days of last
week in Berkshire.
L. Mays family entertained friends
from Danbury, last week.
H. G. Northrop spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs G. NOrthrOp.
from New Haven, last week.
Mrs w. o. Shepard of Naugatuck is
with her parents.0
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WEDDING BELLS.

A very quiet home wedding took
place Sunday evening, June 20, at the
residence Of William Bishop, when his
son, Harry H. Bishop, was united in
marriage to Miss Nellie Wingtield Of
Bridgeport, by Rev George Curtiss, D.
D.
And yet another wedding was sprung
as surprise on the community on
July 4,at O'Clock in the evening, when
George M. Benson and Miss Inez Butts
came over the line from Dover, N. y,
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Walking and
Dress Skirts.

About 75-fresh and new.
Made from short lengths of
choice cloths left after the sea-
sons business-We took all
the maker had, and had them
made up by best tailors during
dull season. Exactly like what
we'v We been selling at IS and
$3.50. Now $3.05.
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1s(&p,qleqsop|@S:
NEW HAVEN.
Fourth Day
of the
Sale.I

Big reductions in Women's
Capes, Cravanette Rain Coats,
Golf Capes. Tan and Black
Jackets Silk Blouses and Etons
and a few remaining Tailored
Suits in etamine, mohair and
wool crashes.
Wonderful bargains for you
who are lucky enough to get
them.
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G. Fl. Soule and Edward Honan of
Gaylordsville have entered into a part
nership and bought the stock of Mrs
H. S. Disbrow and rented the store of
her. They will keep up the meat
route which Mrs Disbrow ran in con-
nectiOn with the store. Messrs Soule
& Honan have large number of
friends who will wish them success in
their new enterprise.
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STILL RIVER AND VICINITY.

Master Mechanic William Knowles
from the Locomotive Works at Eliza
bethport, N. j., made brief visit
with his brother, George W. Knowles,
at Still River and with his parents,
DR. and Mrs ID. w. Knowles, in New
Milford, on the 4th and 5th. He was
accompanied by his brother on his re-
turn to New Jersey, Saturday evening.
All hope that the change of air will
be beneficial to George.
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THE SCOTT FAMILY REUNION.

THE SCOTT FAMILY REUNION.
The Scott family reunion was held
at Frank Scott's in this town on the
Fourth of July. Officers elected were:
President, Louis Mattoon, son of Sen
ator Mattoon; H. G. Scott, secretary,
and Hubert G. Scott, treasurer. They
meet, next year, in Bridgewater, on
the Fourth.
FOURTH OF JULY CASUALTIES.
The usual Fourth of July casualties
resulted on Friday: Burning of face
and hands of John Griffin and burn
ing of face Of Frank Brown. Cause:
premature discharge Of six pounds of
powder in can over which the boys
were standing.
| Miss Margarita Hungerford and
brother Charles were trying their new
horse on the Fourth, when it suddenly
wheeled around and ran away. Re-
suit, horse broke his leg and was shot
and wagon demolished. Fortunately,
the young people came off without in
jury.
| At the Methodist church the fol-
lowing officers of the Epworth League
were installed, last Sunday evening
Martin A. Doolittle, presidents; Bird.
sey Skilton, 1st vice president; Mrs
Louis Mack, End vice president; Mrs
Charles Abbott, 3rd vice president
Mrs F. w. Judson, 4th vice president
Charles Abbott, secretary; james b.
Woolson, treasurer.
The pastor delivered an eloquent
lecture on "Young People and thei1
Possibilities.
Rev w. II. Holmes with his cadets
returned from Bantam lake, last week
where they had been spending short
vacation. They report good timt
and certainly all were looking finely
and were in best of spirits.
Engineer Lyons mother, who j
visiting here, is quite sick at thi
writing.
Lucien Hitchcock little daughter
Marjorie, has been confined to tn
bed, the past week.
T. F. Atwood and family, with I
H. Mattoon and family and E. {
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Cotton Dress Goods.
Robe Dresses.

A complete clearance of all
our elegant Robe Dresses in
pongee, muslin, linen batiste,
India silk, pit. d'Esprit and ring
spot net at Exact Wholesale
Cost.
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WARREN.
MRS EDWARD IGO.

MRS EDWARD IGO.
Mrs Edward Igo passed away on Fri
day, aged 81 years. The funeral was
attended on Sunday, Rev Henry Up
son officiating. The burial was in New
Preston cemetery.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF MASTER JEFFREY PETERSON.
Jeffrey, aged 7, son of Mrs August
Peterson, died of scarlet fever at the
Bridgeport hospital. The remains, in
Theoretically sealed casket, were
brought to Branchville on the $50
train, Saturday afternoon, and inter-
red in the cemetery, Rev A. A. Nord-
lund conducting the burial service.
William Jones of New York has in
course of erection near the residence
of Daniel Olmstead, a summer cottage.
Mai and Mrs d. Fl. Miller are enter
tainlng their grandsons, Horace, Alec
and Louis Gray, of Norwalk.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are holding a fair three even
ings of this week, at the new stone
church.
Mrs Minnie Woodruff of Bridgeport
and Mr. and Mrs Isaac VOORHEES, of
New Jersey, were guests of their niece,
Mrs Samuel S. Jennings.
c. L. Olmstead and daughters, Ra-
chel and Laura, of New Haven, cele-
brated the Fourth at the home of
Charles Olmstead.
Misses Sarah and Bessie Miller are
home for the summer vacation. They
will spend some weeks at Bell Island
this summer.
The Georgetown baseball club play
ed the Crescents Of Danbury ON thu
grounds at LIES farm on the after
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WATERTOWN.
THE aUERNsEYTOWN p

THE GUERNSEYTOWN PICNIC.
The annual picnic of the Guernsey
town Social Union was held at the
home of John Verba, July 4. About
40 we're present. A bountiful dinner,
music, recitations, social chat and adj
dresses by Rev Mr. Buckley of Water
bury and Rev Mr. Tolles of Bethlehem
were the order of the day. The reci
tations by Mrs Buckley and Miss
Mabel Skilton and songs by Irving
Skilton were such as are not often
listened to in country place and the
Guernseytown people feel that they
are fortunate in being able to enter
tain such talented guests. The day
was a perfect one and everything
passed off very pleasantly. In the
evening, fireworks were displayed by
the young people.
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NOTES FROM STJOHN'S.

Rev Mr. Plumb in his sermon, last
Sunday, spoke as to many improve
ments that could be made to the
church to beautify it's interior. One
of them was extra seating capacity for
the increasing choir, also to have the
choir robed. The talk is that this will
be accomplished ere long.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-07-11

have recently visited at Charles Rots-
ford's in Walkers Farms district.
Will Smith has been home from
Bridgeport for a few days, and Mr. and
Mrs Will Booth of Danbury were also
guests at w. 0. French's over the
Fourth.
Miss Rose Dillon is spending a week
at the home, of Lawrence Taylor at
Botsford, while Mr. and Mrs Taylor are
away on their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Warner of
Bridgeport visited at &. E. Brad)ey's,
the Fourth.
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The NewtOWn Bee.
Fourteen Pages.
LITCHFIELD &C UNITY.
NEW MILFORD.

ARRIVALS AT WAYsIDE INN
Mr. and Mrs D. Viewer and child,
Mrs E. A. Hooper, Mr. and Mrs A. w.
Law, Miss J. T. NJ. Law, Master AL
fred Law, Mr. and Mrs G. G. Voorhis,
G. D. Garretson, Mr. and Mrs Charles
P. Britton, Mrs Charles L. Gum, H.
J. Jacobs, Florence Middleton, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Rogers, P. J. Burke, E. G..
Traynor, G. Martin, Charles d. Dn-
pont, A. Hauser, George Freingen, A..
Block, Mr. and Mrs G. G. Plyer. Gus
MayenhOff, Frank Eberhard, Mr. and
Mrs E. G. Barnum, E. L. Butler, S. w.
Squire, W. c. Kellogg, George X. Ket-
tie, c. A. Feeling, New York.
F. Garrett, j.. N. White, H. P.
Goodrich, F. c. Downing, H. w. God
frey, N. J. Wells, Boston.
A. J. Williams, Annie V. Cornell,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
F. N. Clarke, Lakeville.
Mr. and Mrs V. Dibble, Bethel.
w. T. McGee, A. L. Brown, F. J..
Fechtcler, Hartford.
M. R. Beardsley, E. N. Marsh, L. P.
Hammond, Joseph N. Northrop,
Miss Emma NJ. Hallock, Bridgeport.
Charles w. Collins, Providence, R. I.
Thomas L. Hisgen, Albany, N. Y.
Rev Carroll Perry, Garrison on Hud-
son, N. Y.
Miss Grace Perry, williamsburg,
Mass.
C.S. Conkling, Newburg, N. Y.
V. NJ. Palmer, New Britain.
w. A. Corson, Newton, Mass.
L. M. Ellis, Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs L. L. Beckwith, Ridge
field.
H. E. Bridge, Clarence l.. Beardsley,
New Haven.
H. w. Clarke, Milford.
L. P. Buck, Stockbridge, Mass.
E. G. Ventries, Lenox, Mass.
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HOUSE BURNED AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.

John Wyble had the misfortune to
have his house burned on July 4. Mr.
Wyble and his sons had gone fishing
and there was no one at home but his
wife and the small children. 1t is sup
posed that the fire started from a fire.
cracker thrown on the roof. Neigh
bors succeeded in saving some of the
furniture but large amount together
with quite sum of money was burn
ed. Mr. Wyble is hard working, in
duStriOus man and the loss falls heavi-
ly on him. There was no insurance.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-07-11

Marggraff and family, are at the shore
at Laurel Beach. Gilbert Williams,
ST., and wife returned, MOnaay.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-07-11

The best way to get
what you want, orI.to
get rid of what you
don't want, Is to use
The Bees advertising
columns. Try the
"smalI" ads /: &c a
word, one week.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-07-11
LIME ROCK.
BASEBALL NOTES.

BASEBALL NOTES.
A ball game will take place on
Thursday afternoon, July 10, between
Sharon and Lime Rock; also a game
on Saturday, July IL, Lenox VS.. Lime
Rock, both on home grounds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09
De Yabucoa
A . Mortiz," de Manns bo

a On Ariiculo en- el que trAt6 de eonven.
asFos de vusstra sinraz6n nj AtAcAr III pueblo
1s YAbucoRD p0r heehos en- los que no tuvo
incumbsnciA, y de dsmostEaEoE que saliais ga
nando en- el actual presupuesto, contest&is en-
IN tono zumb6n y HeticenAe, lAnzAndo nuevA-
msnte frRses que hisren oil pueblo yabueoeno,
EuyR eonduets con Vosotros, o. repito que hE
aldo sumAmente coFrectA.
DAdo sl tono de Vuessro articulo, y tratRn.
dose, como ae trAta, do los pueblos que tIenen
eomunidAd de ideas polftieAs que hAsta lA
teehR han sostenido Felacioneg cOrdi&lfsimas,
FslAcioDes que podriAn entibiArse 4 cAusA de
sHtA discussion, de la euRl podrf&n surgir de-
sAveneneiAs que hieieFan resentir IR unidad de
nueBtro psrtido, he cFefdo convanlente, " agf
me 10 han AconSeiAdo tAmbi6n amigos respeta-
bles, ,auHpender sstR pol6mica en- In prenBa, ,pero
invitkndoos, senior MoTtiE, una discussion par
lienlArI tan pronto como nos encontremoS en-
MaunAho Aqni para conveneeros del error
do yueItERs ApreciAciones.
Luis Pandura.
Julio de 1909.
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Venezuela y la revoIuci6n

Un ataque
Las tropas del general Matos Asaeefon 10
siadad de Valencia en- oil Estado de CAHAbobo.
Resistencia
Las tRopaf cue estAban de guAFniei6n en-
- eiudAd reslatieron In AeometIdA dc los enc
migoS, logrAndo rechazArIog.
Castro en- combate
kl general Castro en- persona dirigi6 este
sombAtc que fu6 bAstAnte rudo.
Rechazados
L1a tEopAs de Matos lntentAron oil AsAIso
90 VAleneih diBtintas vecea siendo siempHe re-
snaHados poH los hsr6icos defensoFea de 10
plAGA.
Trincheras
CAstro Ia heeho constrnir infrRnqueablas
ulnehsrAa RlEsdsdor do Valencia 20 ApResta
defender In plaxa con brio innsitadOs
Elie eombRts DO AmbRs fnsTxaa dnRaFk
mpehoa dias,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09
NORTE AMERICA
Tratado

TPatad0
En- ell Dspartamento de Eatado 90 trabst Q
activamente en- l& redaeci6n de IN tratado con
el gobierno de Colombia aobre los dereehos
del Canal de PansmA.
& informe
Este informe no SO pressntkrk 81 Oongreso
hasta al pr6ximo Diciembre v Las obras del Ca
nal no podrkn reanudsrse hasta Enero.
Prop6sito del gobierno
Sc asegufa en- Washington que el gobieFno
tiene sI prop6sito de arrend&r Ios rabaios 9
una empress particular o eondici0n de que to.
do ell material que Sc emplee en- ID eonstrue-
ci0n sc compre en- los Est&dos Unidos.
Tormenta
Una formidable tormenta ha asotado las
xonas Norte Oaste de los Estados Unidos.
Muchas embarcaeiones sufrieron Rverfas de
confederation.
Desastres
Los efsctos de IL tormentR en- NeWfound-
land-Terranovs han aido' 'desastrosos.
Las p6rdidas Gufridas son fnealcuebles.
TAmbi6n &c lamentan desgracias perso
males.
Noticia cabIegrafca
Sc ha recibido cable de Franeia, que
dice que los revolueion arios venezolanos avan'
zan Pkpidamente sobre Caracas, obtendrzn en-
breve ell triunfo defnitivo.
LR aituaci6n de Venezusls es sumamente
eritica, ell pueblo desea Cue csse cuanto an
ses el presense sstRdo de eosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09

Misntras unos pocos interes&dos an ls
neamembrRci6n territorial de Puerto Rico
RseguTan one Ii Geonsolidaei6nS de los Veinte
municIpios suprimidos fue neceSari& repre-
ssnt6 an acso polftlgode suma trAEcendeneta
Administrative, cuyo proceso fue reconocido
poP todos siendo elATo y dfafAno como ID Iux
neridiRnA, In mayor p&rte del pals pone ell
grlto en- el eielo protest8ndo de ese hecno, pof
considerable iniuBto, ArbitrArio Antidemo-
erktico, diAmetralments opuesto los princi'
pion conatituclenaeB AmeFicanoH o las mas
rudime IN arias nociones del derecho de gentes
On su vida politieo oHoeial.
AseguRAn, con sobradisimA rax0n, que
eHeernbro0Iio pueb!tctdG en- IN retroceso bArba-
70, Aunque Sc quierA hReer yer que han obrado
Atsndiendo las exigencias del progreso modeF-
no, las eonVeniencias econ0mieRs generates.
mi NO me extrbhA est& diVergeneia de
erltsFio = modo de apreeiar las eosRS, de unos
y otros.
Dicen los republieAnos, 8 mejor dicho, Ia
pArts interesAda do ellos, que esR determine
sl0n de Ia AsRmble3 legtslRtivA, es clara como
oil sol huele rosRs.
5ostiensn los federaIes y una busna psrte
Go los republicAnos, EocialiStaS, independienteS
extrangeros, que 10 tAl ley estG muy oscura
y huele queso, g q ch&musc&do.
Puede que este sea question de spreciA'
o de 6ptlea.
o de euAlquier otra coBa, vAmoS al decir.
81 an este mundo todes estuvterAmos con.
formeH con Bus ocurrenciAS nRdA ocurrenteS,
"a hubierEmos desapArecido de 10 TERRA, como
81 hubierAmos sido Gbueyes del empreStitoS,
achiquerAdos en- las areas municipalss rspu-
blicRnAg.
Es nsesaario que haya de todo, como en-
boticA bien provilta, de eGe modo podr6n
Tscon0ceEGe los meritos y virtudes de los bue-
Los, seg6n sea tanta In mAldAd de los mAlos.
Hasts ereo que lleguemos tirios troyanos
n iundirnos en- I'M franco sincere Abraso do
amor y eoncordia.
Digu eBto, porqus
10 veeina de Ahi snfrents
dice que hAee mucho frfo,
" an cAmblo, dice mi tfo
que Ia CoSG eBt6 CAliente.
10 que viene q ser un dIfsrente modo de
ApFsclRr Ia temperature. y los tempeFamen"
bOp,
Y vayA uEte &veriguRF
IN cAso san difsrente,
Bi ae sneuentRa ust6 ealienSes
hay que mRndarlo enfriRr
-
81 he de ser franco, no RcieFto q eompRen.
dsR, debidAmsnta, el I'm que persigue el pRrti-
do Repubicano con su decRntad9 Gconsolida-
Ei6n.p Orso 20, y muehos conmigo, que en- Eu
AfAn dc mataF nj partido federal (cosa que ss
tan difieil como roer una bolA dc billAr con los
dientes) han crefdo que en- nm golpe mortal pa
n diehA colactividAd, restArle pueblos Anexio-
n6ndolos con otros, no siempPe de mayor i'm
portAneiA, solo porqus Asi cree periudicar me-
jor los intersssS de nuestro pRFtido.
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a CUBA

Cuba gentil | Gsntil DANA
Cue 81 cPtatAl del mar te peinas
Reinas, Reina de las reinas
En- quien los heroes anna
BrillRs como iDgente llama
7 como Ell astro fulguras,
Quien he vi6 con tus lIanurss
Donde Ii palma cimbrea,
Miro Venus Citarea
Brotar de Las ondas pursa.
Bien hayas, genio cubano
a quien quiso darIe Dios
La gran virtud de ser voa
La gran fuerxa de So mano;
Mi pueblo del tuyo hermano
re galuda en- sn dsstieFRo. ....s
81 On saludarte me aferro
No 10 tomes desdoro,
iQue has tFocadO poR de of0
Aros que fueron de hero
Bslla, sxpIendida suitana
Que cual odalisea mora,
Oon tus bucles, que Ell sol dora
Te asomas 81 ventana,
Eco de alegre campane
Puebla, Cuba, tn Gorests,
Semeia arm0nfca orquesta
tn fronda que amor suspira,
z IN gracioss gusifrs
Vlste su trRge de fiesta.
SQui@n qus supo IN sufEiF
re pudo nunca olvfdar?
Ave cue quiso volAr
que se sinti6 morir
Ea tn valiente existir
Mfrsp pudo ell orbe entePo
Como IN pueblo altivo y aer0
Por 10 iusticfa oIgidado,
Antes que verse insuitado
Prefere morir primeEo.
Asf wives All eres
Motive de mil cantaTess
Que .! yunque de tus pesaEes
Sc forj1ron tus placeIess
Con tus hondos padeceres
Y con IN f6 por egids
Al verse de muerte hartds
Jnraste con alma enterss
No hoPdaP una banders
Para IIavarla eseendidA Al.........s...
sss...s.s..s..sst
Sslve, Musa legendaFia
Llegue In triste querella
De mi solisaria eatreiIA
A tu eStreSld s0Itt0TSdi
MI patrfa. ..... In pAsionaFia
Que en- eI pefiascal vsieta,
Su amor D IN amor suiasa
al YER IN aseenci6n gloriosa
Con Ii cinta asul rosa
De los suefi9s del poeta
Ramon Maria Torres.
n 6sbaatikn, Pto. Rico, Julio de 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09

I PePo, estkn verdeg.
A 10 simple vista salta Ia monstFuosidsd
| de 10 obra llsvad& csbo, y, ell Gpogo oecsoE.
! no serA bastante para eximir nuestros adver-
sarios de la responsAbiIidad propia de los pus-
bios suprimidoR.
Saerincio in6tiI
Sab6s por gus?
Pues, sencillamente, poYque LA CALENTU-
RA no esta en- las SabsnaS y nRdA 30 consigue
CON mudar 81 enfermo de un eAtre . otro.
ri dilem& es este, sefioreS republicanos
cam btais de m6dico, medictna trAsa
misnto poftico, o eadA pueblo que contra 81
voluntad hRllais anexionado sara una berruga
que os crecerA en- S1Lu0 sea la p0Tte, Oh Inn
pedirk sentaros comodamente al redor de IL
conscupiscenefas.
No os 10 debiera deeiY,
peTo, bueno es que sepais
que 81 con tfento no andais,
al fTetr serd eL Tetr
ega Gconsolidaci6nD
serA al I'm, lpese q vosotFos
si coTasOLGci01 de otEos,
vuestFa deB. .conS0Ldct6ni
x#x
El nombramiento de los Jueces de pas, ha
resultado para slgunos, verdaderA obstinada
guerra.
Aquf, en- CaroIins, por ejempIo, ertste, vS
TeI hobtto, resptT1 q sc nUeUe un individuo que
es personaie cL6stco de todas las grandes epope
gas ctUfcas en- las que tom& pRrte de IN modo
nlctnrbtd0, como 81 fHera corcel GJEgeTo dis
puesto siempre gaiopar delante de preben.
das bttTocrGttcds.
Este esdralt4Io, psrSonaje tiptco, que es IN
tipo de cdbGLGs r1isttcGs, crey6 que por ser NO
MIEALMENTE Ell jefe maxine del pRrtido Eepu-
blicsno sin repltbLic0, (de ID sxigua y nltcFosco
pdc0 fraction de este pueblo,) podfa hacer y
deshacer su antojo en- TODD 10 concerniente
Al nombramiento que se espsrRbs, de Juez de
Pas.
Asf fue que, prometi6ndossIas fsllces, NOM
bro por 81 cuentA riesgo IN iuss propietario,
etro suplente, IN aleaide de careel, nm aIgua-
ell, dos guardiRs de hygiene, IN bRrrendeEo
p6blico, IN sepulSnrero, jefe inspector ge.
neral de sanidad p6bliea, enyo cargo, como sra
consiguiente 30 10 adjudie6 . ST.
Pero, loh dolor Joaquin
que es el grande palAdin
del grupo republieano
Ia dfeTon,. sin rekfntln,
lAs ClGTsnt0 y dos de mRno.
AhorR Ell pobFa dssgraciado
annQue no 20 10 que piensa
lamento su des. ventura,
vlendo al mieo que 10 ha dsdo.
ESQ 90 no teneF YER ss..dHRA
tensF pocA. .apresi6n.
Aunqus . mi me hasA fAltado oil conso.
nante.
Pues no ser& verso, pero, es ana vsrdad
mas grands que ~ tia calva.
Di6genes Prieto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09

= Eerminio Diax Navarro, abogado "
b notario, con bufete en- SaR Juan,
Fortalexa SO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09
GonorrnoI

preparation do los
enfermedades las Was urinar
Envenena prontud los gmnes morbosos sin deeiora
cuas orgncas aoan devueIve los tedos int
gridad completa evitando ccarces erecheces uEeas
Prepaado ncamenta The Gonorrho Medical M fg c..
| New York Setembre II de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09
En- la Normal

I'm In eacuela normal de Rio Pieiras se
hallan las siguientss seforitas 16venes de
San G3rman:
.- An.onia QuihonsaIrIzarry, Virginia Quin-
Teresa MartfneT, Ana Medfna, Tomasa Guar
dicla, Rosa Leon, Isabel Prats.
Salvador Quifsnes, Carlos Rivera , Martin
PaYadfs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09

dores exportadores de mercanefas.
Plaza Prfr cipal, Arecibo. P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09

Para enPaR 0m RcsfRAaao
On nm dia soma Ias PA5T1LLAS LA1AH-
TES DE- BR0MO-QUIN1NA. NJ ootlcArio
ta davolver6 eI dinar0 81 no @ euga. In dgma
da y, ". GROVE 50 halla - sada caiisa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09
Reception del rey
de Espana en- FranCia

al EmbAiador de Espana en- Paris, Ls6n ?
Castillo, estA hacienda los preparattvos neee-
sarios para recibir don Alfonso XIII.
Gl presidents Ia rep6blica Mr.. Loubet hR
destinado para ell rey de ESpafia algunas IN.
bitaciones en- sl PalAcio del Eifseo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09

@ran Deposito de calxado de Arturo E.
Dfaz = Ca Artfculos para oaballeros.
Medias, corbatas, paraguas. Artfculos de
yiaie. Areoibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09
De ADMINS STRACION
CoR0zAI

81 nuastros amigos en dieho pueblo per-
sisten en- no satifacer ell imports de las sna-
cripciones atrasAdas que adeudan, esta Adnf-
nistraci6n se verS an ell triste y forzoso case de-
suspendsr eI envfo de los paquetes de La
DEMocRAcIA, contar desde el dia Is del mes
que cursa.
A nuestro agenta de 10 mencionada po-
bIaei6n don Ramon Rivera Fuentes toca res
ponder 10 advertencia que haeeDcs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-09
Ron q atGll

veIo Gate proede de dobe desaeon 10 ha
materias certfca
umco Municipal de San Juan Ell pdblico pfer oas
constante existeDca eonfea coados
ma establecimientos acredtados de la ciudad
Depdsis0 general; FEDERICO GATELL-Aayagu~