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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Your mothers just come out of a faint"
 Mechanically she walked with him down the narrow path, away from the ruin that had wrung her heart. Finally she could stand it no longer. sho burst Into sobs.
 "John, John. the books are gone tool"
 John put his arm about her.
 "No. they're not, little girl They're In DObson's hearse."
 Lucy broke on In the midst of sob and stared at him in the moonlight.
 'It's a fact, dear. When the Are got beyond your mother and me, the books were the first thing we thought of sav- Ing. Dobsons hearse was standing in bis barn, and we ran 1t right through tho fence. up against the library win low, and your mother showed the books Into the hearse as fast as piled lhem out to her. Jimmy Dobson help d too"-
 Lucy burst Into laughter. The 0b- surdity of the situation reused her from her misery. The Dobson under taking establishment was next door to their home, and the hearse, the only one In town. was the glory of It's owner.
 q hope you didn't hurt it," she mur- mured.
 "That's not what's worrying me. It's how much insurance your uncle car rled on the house and whether we spoiled the chances of selling the books. Some of them got wet"
 Lucy and her mother remained that night with the hospitable Dobsons and the next morning. with John. went out to look at the books and ascertain the damage before the buyer appeared on the scene. They made an odd picture, the anxious group pulling the old vol umes through the end doors of the gloomy hearse. Suddenly Jimmy Dob son. who by reason of his brave con- duct of the night before was privilcg- cd to join the party, gave a long, low whistle.
 Gee, look at the moneyT
 In one hand he held a worn leather bound volume. In the other a hundred dollar bill
 Mrs. Leyden clutched her daughters arm and stared at the wonderful green back.
 Emmy. there's thousands fin lt, thousnndsg Those were his very words. And he didn't mean books. He meant money. real money. It was one of his queer Ideas to hlde it there"
 When the book buyer arrived. he was naciously received by Lucy in the Dobson parlor. There was a suspicion of happy tears in her eyes when she told him the offcr was withdrawn. She would reimburse him for his rail- road fare and asked him to accept any volume he might choose fin return for the trouble she had caused him, where upon that gentleman selected one of the prcst books in the collection and departed with tho mental comment that women were certainly most changcable creatures.
 For how could he know that be- tween the leaves of that collection four excited people had found that old Henry Leyden was no false prophet? There were thousands in lt. Neither did the good people of Leydenville know just how many bills had been discovered on that eventful morning, but this did not prevent thclr rejoicing greatly over the turn in events or their attending In a body the wedding of John and Lucy which six months later was duly solemnized in the First church, the largest edi6ce in Leyden- vile.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17
A nitinr Rctort.

Ialy WoItlcy Montagu, cne Of Eng lauti 8. most brilliant women, incurred popcs undyIng hatred in the following murper: The poet, wlho was deformed and very da1loan ndilctcd to question Ing everybody oncchsked her to dehne cn lintcrrogud ibn mark. She defined it as ca little. c1ookUl, black thing that asks questions"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17
READY
Yukon Captains Report at
 White Horse.

White Horse, May I6-Last night on the t.aln, hve of the Yukon river cipSains arrived Co report for duty. All five arrived at Skigwly on the Dolphin.
 The i've re dy ior work are: CiptS. G R. Burowe. c. N. McMaSiers, J. Lee, M. Shlreh and @. c. Campbell.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Belle of LexingtoH whlskey-elght years old-just out Of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whis- ksy-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17
BOUND FOR DAWSON
Forty M ID Going Inside For Rail-
 rtal Woik.

or Che q, ,econt- lass D Ssrnge who arrived on ;he S-si,l-, nearly al .fc bound for Diws5n where they expect to s-Cure work cn ihe Klondiks Greeks iallrolt construction work.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17
EAftcr rtI,e nnttIe.

"GlCe isia battle" said the moraiisS ''in whicbssome ,arsiwounded"-
 And bark cashCrs," interrupted tho 4okesmlth. l"are usnlly reported among ihe missing g"-Phihdelphla Record
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Hotel Leland SI3 and Ave. Phone Red 37oI. Only three blocks from depot and wharf. Rates soc 75c and sI %. c. T. Olds. Seattle. Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Finest mell ln the eitv at Royal Cafe. Everything hrst-class. The best oi Servioe Ruarlnteed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Preach dinner at the Royal Gale every Sunday at a. m. Co SD. m. Private dining rooms for ladies.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17
Mining blanks at this Omoe

Celebrated WaShbum mandollns, gull tars and blnj0s. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

AhcUk klall youf can do with people who lritc you isfto conclude they have lad ftastc. c.--AtcltisOn Globe
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Secure your seats at Barlev's studio for the EllIs' entertainment next Monday even Ing.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Golden North Restaurant. Home cook lng and unexcelled service. Golden North Hotel building.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Fresh oysters at the Pack Train Res taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Fresh fish !n any quantity at Peter Madsen's, Seattle wharf.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

All kinds of pies and cakes at the Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Spring chicken a, the Pack Train res tlurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17
SEWERS WILL SHIP MAIL
stsamsr KoyulEulS To Carry Letters
 to Lower Yukon.

Poslofiice Inspector StiYCrs will sh'p 5000 pounds of mail on the Koyukuk liom White Horse for lower Yukon pelnts. Capt. Gray Is putting tho Koyukrk to- gether at White Horse and expects lo get away as soon as the lee gets out of Lake L1BUge.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Spring chicken at the Pack Train res- taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Chas. R. Po0lsy who arrived on the Princess Nav has been Installed in the Canadian Bank of Commerce ln the place recently vacated by Mir. Ransom who was transfeuel to Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

Blank books, oifce supplies; lowest prices in Alaska. BaSer's Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17

The leading b1rbershop and baihs- The Principal, opposite Beard Of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17
New Lac, Curtains 't E. R, Peoples.

Just received at Royal Laundry latest appliance for lace su'taln work Next to new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Capt. C. ?. Summerlll has taken the old quarters Of Capt. Hoyey lt the Pullen house.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
AGRADABLE REUNION

Anoehet con motivo do ealsbrsr Ru dis
hn0maRtieo. rneFtFa slmpktiea Rmfg& In Hsn1-
FitR Maria Polo SsniuFio, reuni6ronsa en- an
easa an gran nero de sns Smigos de Rm5os
Bexos, frl gro yisandoas pnB agFadsbS veIaaa,
Que tsEmin6 bRilkndosa Alknnas dsnzas
Las Rgyscfadss pifas Lola Puig, Pkquita
Santiago Divine Rios. csntRlron ell coro de
10 zRrSnsla ala lolegiRla.S
Dolores Pnig y PIiAP Santiago toeRron
euhtro m&nos ma pisxa a. pisno. Tambssn
sjseutsron una pEeciosA seFenRta las Eefiorfass
Penedo Poo
Ia nifis Pins rseIt6 una possfA ingles;
y cara On cesssllGno 10 sen 1ritA Psnedo.
e cuo de loR pArsguKs fJ6 interprstado
con mneha graciA poF las ntfaa Pima Bs.
EffoB (Vvin&)
Dsspues ne bAilaRon Eigunar plsxaE, du.
FAndo tAn amenA reunion hAatR las once do I'm
nocha.
Todos loa eoncuFFentsa fueron gaIanae-
msnfs Aisnoidos " obssqui&dos pnr 10 ssnorita
Polo 90 tia 10 anAbla asfi9Fa tlf1 Ramona
Polo Gimenss
Fs1eitamos Maria Polo poF cumpe-
amps poF sl ezito dc In hssth orgsniz&dA sn
m cnHsquios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
I'll entiGrrO del Sr. Marin
de Ez II eraldo Espa5lol.)

Aver las atro y media de Ia tsrda SO
verified sI srtierro del que vida fee don RI
mon Marin, una de las personsidRdes mas
connotadRs ds estA ial&.
Nurp peFo4fsimA coneuFFeneiR que llenaba
todAs las GALES del trAnHito Asisfi6 a acto. e.
81, hAli&banss FapYgssntadss todas las clasest e
nusstr& socisdsop dsstockndose entire tqneEIas
las psrsonra de mks vaIiA y distinction.
e f5rstro lucia mSgnf6css valiogAs CO
FonRs, entire las cue 6gurEbBn las de su ssnd-
m, de aus hijoS Vicsnfe, AmeFito, Luis, A uro-
IN, AmAliA, Loarina, etc, del Comite Difectivo
del PArtid o Federal, del ConH6 Loe&i del ci-
dc Arseibo, de los obrsros de lR rsftrida po-
blAci6n, lie Ia fAnliliA de don Ffancisco AcostR,
otTGs mas.
Lsvab&n ias eiutAs los esfi,ras don ni.
lisno Dfas, DON G.Fegorio Rodrfgusz, don R*-
mon n. Patron. don Euclidss Jim9nsE, don
Luis Sane hes Morales y don Ramon Rios.
PreEiofSn ell duslo los ssforNs hies de ina
do, don sntfGgo Maria, hsrmsno de AqHai,
don Santiago E. Palmer, don Manuel OamL fias,
don HsPminio DfAr Navarro, don Francisco
AcossA don Luss r VsIklquss.
El prssbftsro don F. ips A. q a)n5kles, ma
tuFSl, como el hnRdo, de Arseibo, cuF& de 10
PAFFoqnjs de los II sm sdios, dn In CstedRai
llev6 In PArrc MIA CON caF&eter gPAtufso.
El dueIo fa6 dsspsdido porel distir guido
iuFiseonRuto don H srminio l0fAE Navarro,
quien pronuneio una orhci6n sEocRanlfdmA v
SsntidA sDcomigndo Las virtudss del hnado,
hseisndo sl pRnegfrieo de su vida como pesio.
distal poftico de tRlla pro fssoF, ofKecen'
dole como sismpIo de eiviano t0dcs los hom'
bEas sn particular q In iavsntnd.
EnvIAmoa q In diHtinguiGa nnmerosA fa.
mliiA del hnRdo el teGtimonio mas sincere a
nneRtFn Eaptido pASAms.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

c&rrera dsseafssnads, ,refuglzndoas en- Ia ssfa
si6n del fsrrbcArriI.
D.spusa de ssso. pusde centinuar an con
eieneiR apelid6ndoss b sioso?
Paro eB necesarIo hAcerie iustieia.
No e Impulse q absndonar sus eorreli-
gi0nsrios en- el momsnto del paifgro esie mise
rable spegn que todoa tensmoB 10 vida y
eonservEr fofegrs lR pslleiE.
Nad& de eso
Digsmof con Ell egrsgio fundador de ID
Ordsn de ia JArFsttiera.
eOmni Raft qui mail pense>
Tratasa aeneiliaments de que Bfioao--Gi6-
ms1 por otrc apeiido essi Lueas-tiens many
delieAdo al tfmpano saf sB que RpenaH og6ios
prfmeroB Rtitfdoa procur6 ponefss husn re-
csudo para librarse da In molestis quo sque.
los Is producfsn
Por algc es doctor prsesvido.
49,
Cuando sl tsndeKete rod6 por Ell duro sua-
10, xcla mo lno de los orEdoreB, que antss de-
cfs ser 81 una de Isa eolumnss mas fuertss del
pRrtido rspubiieano.
sAquf psreci6 Sans6n
con todos Enn fliateos.S
EnssguIds, psaRdo si susto, procsdi6He aI
rseusnto
- FAta uno ifAlta unot clamabAn
GtronRdoFea yocss.
- Ea Brioso Ell que fAlts
Como qaien sEeuicR yaguas vieiaa--que d.
can nuestsoE ifoRroa- tevantAron con fnnnttas
preesueione+ Les ruinss del semplete, por si
ceeb8Frino.i
No payeei6 por Einguna pRrte Claro 81
eatAbs 81 IH sssaci6n
Aif Ia encontraron .sus amigos, mas pkIido
serF0so qua de costumbre, entregAdo pro-
fandap msdis2ciones.
Y nay quien efEms y sostIsns que 81 doc
tor "a hslla dispussto u rsnunciar per secuLG
secul6T1Lna q los xmeetingsD de propag ganda,
II En qp6 ifos me- h1 metido Barboas -
msrmurab& sudoroso jsdeAnts. SPor qa6
hsbTe nRcito tan puailSnime, llamAndcme
Brioso?
81 Ay mfssro de mi Ar. infelies In
OORTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
No hay tai rumor
b. H. OdWY6fs
5 Supervisor.

SsgG1 EIy PITS. eireuIa Ell Fumor de no ha-
Der edo i'm us cialsa loa 81 q lres bio RosaI
JknsF, al eaifftsar los trsbsjos de los alum nos
que se exam4naron 6ltimamsnte en- In Eseaala
Normal
Ess ruuhog no existe, porque no pasde
existir. De foa eiento cineusn1a tPabaios CO.
Fregidos por INF an cRdR una de Las ssfgustu.
ras que tepff 20 mi cargo, ell dmsFo de los
msos no Ieaa "a sdia docene. Paedo adrmaP
que 81 resuIaAdo b. aldo esp 6ndi1o, an general
SspR az PATS, que para mf no hsT Fepu-
hiesnos ni fsdsrslas, susndo tsngo gus eatif
car oil m6rit0 de mia alumnos. 81 aiguno de
ellos msrsca ls aoss ceFo, Sc In apiieo In AIR
mo, sin tsnsF sn eusnta consideEAeioneS de
espseis Giguha. I'm p0rtAn doms POGO sns ideas 6
erssneias. upopsr 10 eontFarin. es una ma
iadsrfa gratuitx dsl <PAfs.s he place crssr
que paEiddiso ha siao soEprendido poR al
guuo de les EIum ncs cAidos. 81 AFT es, aoltetts
au trAhaio pub fqusio fatsgro.
DR.. A. Resell,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
Los rspubliet.nos sst6n ds m alas.

Bos rspubietnos sstAn Dc malaE.
Van Rf1 pisdFas, veYihean m ~mestirgS
pisfi sl tsmplste AZ les visne u tisrra, sE-
cspsn ilssos, de rniagro.
Rspiten In sTerte en- M1nan, ocuFKa otYo
tAnto IplRfs.... cara q tierrA ell templete.
T 'dr clio "a mtg Signineatfro
Viene ser couao IN sfnbOlo de l&H doe
trinas RspublicsEsa, fsltss de consfStsneta y
nrTAigo en- In opinion, poTque ckreesn de bhse
nrms duradsra
EiIo 80. adsuSs. un prsssgto.
Signifies angura que en- eli mes trIsts q g
lea dfuntoB cAerk fsrrn mbado ese gran parsi
do (por Ell eis1, cGmso castillo de naipes....
GLar torres clue dssprecfo MI sire fusron
6nu gran psSaiinnbrs Se rinderon.9
POGO hsce So dssmorno6 en- escombrce IL
fGmo'A CGmpontie! de Venecia, que reSlati6
InaDgns sig ,os....
sNo ha de casrG vss, como los tsmpla-
tsS Snramados d. Rio Plsdrns y MRnatf, el adj
hclo polfteo qua Tinestros &dversarios levAn-
tAron Sohre IAN frakiIeE cimientoa?
Aueho nos engb namos, 81 Sin ell mes prdxi-
mo de Ssptiembrs no queda reiucid2 & nnA
espseie Q torrs det SiIencio, IA que hsstA b D.
70 fue torrs del Homsnaie.. los Gmsri-
eRnos.
dsstroI6ndose amos otros, como euervos fG.
meicoH irritadoH
Psro TitOTneBaoS nj <msetingD de Msnatf.
IQue cOntrAste foFma con sI que nuettros
amigos veEincarcn no hRco mueho en- Bares-
En- eIts, todc fac orden, eorrseei6n, srtu.
HiAHno.
No sAbemoa gi ep sI do MansM las masAs
spuOiicAnAs ss entFegsrcn ln Aleggfa d q In
mudcA, lRE tonBdiiiss c&lleteras insulfag,
cAntAndo grlto b srido:
a Oh6, ohe, ohe
d6Dde eats ell csinzn p
8 elsa nina no fiene conf0PmidsdS
Lo que Il sRbsmos que los orsdorss barb @
MinoB fnsRon sibRd6s estPepitosB Bmsnie poF suH
pEopios corEeliRlonsrios y Amigntss.
BrioEo, ell p&negiristR de Ina turb3s, per-
df6 los bFfos
A las pYimsrAs dsmoStrseionss de dessgrs-
DO, AbAndon6 el campo 7sFtigEosamente, en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

No Reepto Ig prsRi3encIR de Tn Asoeiacf6n
do Mssstros.
Los Hn1res qus SO rsuDisron lsl "a de goa.
30 para d8Fme eHs cargo, sabian lseTfeetEmeE-
DO quB 20 no 10 hceptAFiR.
MaceaIto todo nal stempo para mis @lumnGa
6a In Alta Escuala. Yo DO nor rnitsstro pne-
40 ssF maa GsTI oil MagiStsrfo, AlsiAdo de esA
RaDcsaci6n.
Nil gFAciRs pog sl nsmbrkmislhto, psFo no
e' Dir, ROselI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
DR.. A. Resell,
P0R SAN LORENZO

NuestFos essimEdoa amigos don E4rnando
Aponse don francisco Sal e. fnaron conf.
sionSdoS por los fsderaies de San LORENZO pa rs
In Oonv e cf6n que go esiebsAr& an In cabecera
del DistFito Al domingo psaado.
Ambos estnvisron eQ C4guas squf tnvi'
mos el gnsto de sAlu1Rrles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
- 0t1C1 a,S

en- sl varoF amefiesno GCoamos embarea
r. hoy para IDs Estados UnIdos, con obisto de
estudiar aiJual psfs, una caFraFa, eI jovsn
DON jose EEcadsro, herrna ano 10 nnsatgo amigo
Y eorreIigionarios don MODESTO.
Haca diRd se haila en- ssta eiuda6, nuestro
flnstrado coEnpasriot8 don Avafno Psds, fn-
segro pEcf4ao4 de fnsiraeei6n pdbiica.
EoF sc cslebrsra al iuIcio oral por Ia mrsr.
ss sn Dorado hsi qua fee n1estro querido ami
% eorreligi5nRrio dan anon Caatero.
Tipos de aambio:
LOndrea.-...l 'Odv 4.se
New-York, DIV s.1C 5P
Paris, DIV ali p.S
HamhuSgp. DIV 81 pS d
EspaEan DIV s7H a7x p.5 D
Han ingraaad0 ca Tn ckrcsl da San Juaa,
dtsposaei6n ese In C0Fts de Dlstrfto, los fndf-
vfdEos Esadic flores GabrieI Psrsixa o tix.
La corse de Distrito de Arseibo, soIscgta
10 brzea eaptnra de Joa@ Coi6n. alias Com
bate, acusado tas inesndiO malieIoso.
En oil rneFFi4do do New York as eoaEsa al
ashcaE ioH aas.niansss prsciOa
Csntrifugado al
naseabadt 8
AVER 50 Enllnl6 Ia Donllsl6n de L. p3lIsfA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
EI CGscal albey

El Eatirico aAI5unc@ dArE luz dsntPo lie
POGO otrn psfS5 ffep poF el satiIo ds SLa ArGnAS
5a tftulGr4 aEf CsAcabal.s
sara como ell tntsTioF, amend, eulto, 6 Ia
ksnIoso.
DsssdnosIs mushA vida eiamplidos sns
cripkorsR,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

ozgpas. P. B.. Sstismbrs 16 de 1902.
Dssde oil lunes pr6ximo, % is los corrien-
tes, Sc abrirk 10 mktricuia psrR todos los nifi
de In IocalidA6 en- In Escueia &LtneoInD & las
de In me a sns ' Q da In tards, giendo neceaMrts
II inscription - todos nqusllos que pogsan
II correspondence ssrista para Eu iDgrssor
L. R. Sawyer.
Supervisor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16


HnsniAr. para seconocar y salar amos GO sspi-
raDtes ~ Cuarpo.
20 no dieron Id ITALIA.
Ea Adjunlas, se ha alberto m club fsda.
rsi smeftcsns, 81 que coneuFrsn fodos los co
trsiigIenarios.
Haulos recfbido IA B1lstfn con datos y
tonoclmtantos 6siles, rsiKsiVos q In indnstris
sgrfcois.
In adi.a In ofcina de- Agrisuitnra mi
nas ds Pnerto Rico.
AgrAdecemos 10 dsfaEencta.
Ha talido para Humac&o, donds hs side
traaladsdo, el gaardia insuiar I'll polfso Snlfsr6
que pPsitaba EerTieios en- ell 1asgado de
pas ds CAtsdrai.
Dssds antier circular con ineistensta por
Il Capital, rnmores de habersa recIbiGo fsle'
gramas de Washington que Sc Ksiacfonhn con
los rseiantss auessos peurridos en- ID islas
han nombrado los maestros de ca
gnas, por ID Jonta local de instruction.
Lnego diremos ago mas De los nombra'
miensof.
Ettractgmox ds uns c&rta ioa pkrrafos elo-
cuentss qaa sigusn, y eaYa iscsura 90 sobrs-
m&nsrG tnsereEanss.
no solo que era muy eierto todo enanto de su
Emuia6n Sc dacf4. sino que de ella pod1s as
perarHe sun mucho mss. En- esta creeneis me
decidi q uasria gsn ID convaiecancla de todas
las enfsrmsda1es sgadgaD tftuio De recoas-
tituyents. Mia esparsnzRs no qusdaron de-
frsudadRs hoy ensnso pcr centsnArss los
casos sn que 81 snn plao de In Ennisi6n de Ssoff
ha sido Eegufdo d3 vsrdsdero 6xito. svitAndo
Iss reeEfdaz tan frscnsnfeE en- IN sin nhneFo
de 81 srmed AIDES. AT, no tsrgo insonvanisnte
rscom endar . mia COM pYofss0rss ell uso de
l. Enu1s6a de Seoss, prsparada por Scotf &
BoWae, no solo en- l0s casos en que Sc halls
Erdf a n n n @h
dfco qua no eono&es an ehcaeia, sino muy es-
peciaiments <sn Ii cnnvsleeeneia ds tod2s las
enfsrmadades sgudaa sub sgndaa,s en- las
qua tan rGpidamenta verfea 81 progrsEo
destructive, como msdio Heguro ds repsrar las
psrd'ds iuerxas VolVer a anseriog sstado
fsioi6gieo.
Dr. Francisco SGbGs
sto. Domingo. &. D., Ssptiembrs, 1894.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
DEPARTMENT. DE EDUCACION
Cagaas, P. R., ss.iembre 16 de 1909.

CRghas P. B., Ss:ismhra 16 de 1909.
Ts3Os lbs skbadoS. smpexsndo deEde el
pr6ximo vsnidAro, tsndre alberta mi ofcins
que haiiaf essa blecida en- Ia plants bzia de
esta casa sonsiskoFiai, 3 lsf q q Is ms mana 2
de ls tEr1s rars todas lAa peFsonas qua dasasn
celehrSr ARnnA conaulta 10 que refers
Al rRmo de INSTRUCTION.
|. R. Sawyer.
Supervisor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

t agradable, digerible y
t asimilable y compile
{ tando su benefca ac-
I ci6n con Ell agregado
: de los hipofosftos.
{ Siempre que el orga-
! nismo este debilitado, asf
: como en- su padecimiento
: resultante, La neurastenia
7 Y en- el creci1niento y de-
: sarrollo lento y dificul-
: toso de los ninos, como
I en- la convalescencia de
: casi todas las, enfermeda-
: des, acndase d la verda-
: dera Y legftirna Emulsion
: de Scott, con toda con-
7 fianza.
: Deventa en- todas parties.
: SCOTT s. BOVINE, t2uimicos, New York.
roA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

anauiar, para seconocar sallar amos GO sspi-
rautss 2l Cuaxpo.
90 no dieron Ia taIi&.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

Ha Eslido para Humaes0, donds hs sid
traaladado, ell gasrdfa insuiar Htp6Ifso Snitsrr
que ppsitaba aus serVisios en- el iasgado q
pax da CAtsdraI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

Ea Adiuntap IS ha Abierto IN club fsds
raj ameffe.ns, nj que eonsurrsn todos los co
rrsligIenarios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

Dasds antiar circular con ineistensfa pc
Il Capital, rnmorss de habersa recIbi9o tsle
gramas de Washington que SO Fsiactonhn COZ
los rseianteE aueesos oeurridos en- IL fsia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

Va ss han nombrAdo los maestFos de Ca
g1as, pOr Ia Jonsa local de instruction.
L1ego direm0s algo mas de los nomora
miensof.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

Agar - Fallal6 u p0nll.I6a De l. ppllsfA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

Hanioa Fecibido un B1istfn con d.
eonoelmtantos 6sfles, raiEtivos q II Ind
agrfcola.
In adiha In oficInR 6a Agriculture
nas ds Puerto Rico.
AgrAdecemos ID dsfarencta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-07-15
The TheolOgian's Point.

A dispute recently arose at beer
table in Germany between group or
university men as to which science was
the oldest.
A representative Of the law declared
that 1t was Jurisprudence. for this SCI
ence must have been known In para
disc, seeing that Adam and Eve were
evicted therefrom.
why" said a graduate Of medicine,
medicine is certainly Of older date.
Just think of the operation that Adam
had to submit to In order that rib
should be obtained for Eve"
mo, no, gentlemen" retorted an elec.
tro technician, 'fOr before anything
was created God said, Let there be
lightv"
Then came the theologian, who said,
"I do not want to appear presumptu'
Gus, but l think that precedence be-
longs to theology, for before 1t was
light it was-dark"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-07-15
GOOD DAIRY PROSPECTS.

There is going to be a better demand
for good quality Of farm dairy butter
from this time toward, oleo or no oleo
The Legitimate dairy business, under
the supervision and management OF skill
ed and well trained labor, offers excel
lent advantages for good, substantial re
muneration for the labor put into tht
work. The limit of the profit will de
pend more on how skillfully and econom
| ically the business is conducted thar
upon oleo legislation or local influences
in high prices or low prices of the prod
uct. 1t is a permanency, a fixture II
the food products of the country. 1t:
changes will come by improvements il
methods of manufacture and handling
but not in substitutes which will displact
it in consumptive demand.
Now is the time to look we'll after the
dairy cows, because it pays to have thu
very best machines at work manufacture
this high priced butter. The shor
mixer and low quality COW should bt
replaced at once by a good one. Their,
is now large prospective crop growing
1t may mature into all that could be de
sired, yet it will not furnish cheap feeC
when compared with old time prices
The corn crop, no matter how abundant
the yield throughout the entire corr
belt, will not be the cheap feed it uset
to be. 1t will require big yield to fill
up the empty cribs, the empty elevators
the depleted stocks throughout the mar
kets of the world, and then have sutfi
cient for the feeding industries that will
revive with the influences of big corr
crop.
The silo has been revived under the in
fluence of high priced feeds during the
last year. Silo crops are being raised
and silos will be built in view of better
and cheaper dairy COW feed. This is th'
time for the dairyman to be exerting hi:
efforts for a profitable year in the dairy
business. Farmer.