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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
ARE MARRIAGES GROWING UN-
POPULAR1

A Congregational minister in Illinois
complains that out OF membership OF
800 In his church there were but twelve
marriages the past year.
lie ascribes It to the timidity Of the
women aud urges as a radical reform
that the women DO some Of the propos-
lug of marriage themselves, II ie the
custom OF the male persuasion 10 blame
the women,
lie has told national truth when he
asserts the tmidity Of women. Marriage
is venture in many ways, financial,
moral and ethical, Il is often question
OF bad habits on the part of the man.
Women do not marry as young as
formerly. II takes more to set up an
establishment, aud il takes young men
longer to earn tie capital to engage in
matrimony. II takes more cash and ii
Is not easy TO get,
Men do not marry as readily and in
eyitably as two generations since. Many
do not marry at all aud those who do
marry do not raise as large families as
their fathers and grandlathers did nor as
smart children
still We cry the world is growing better
aud wiser. II having fewer children
people are able 20 do more for them that
would seem TO he the result Of the
changed condition OF things,
But DO very many superior children
grow up In email iamiliesg Il is an open
question whether the single child, or the
one child Of pair OF only children, can
develop as we'll as one Of large family.
Statistics JUST pobllshed in Germany
show that births exceeded deaths by
$50, 900. The people OF Germany believe
IN large families and barren marriage
is regarded almost as a heart-breaking
misfortune.
But even In Germany marriages in
proportion 10 population are falling of
In France marriages TAIL TO keep up the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07

standards Of population. In England
and in this country deaths and births are
about even.
Industrial changes are quite marked
in their effect on family life. Opening
new avenues Of employment for women
closes tbs door of marriage to many, to
whom formerly that was the only door
open,
From the use Of tobacco, liquor aud
narcotics the number Of men and women
untitled for marriage is increasing, at
least 80 far as raising children is con-
cerued.
Women know that to raise a large fam.
lily they must marry young and give
themselves mp to the sacred duties of
motherhood and surrender all aspira-
tons TO social leadership, public careers,
club life and professional careers. So
they decline the honor and responsible
ity.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
FIGHT
AGAINST
THE FEES.
Is Endorsed in East
ern Oregon
Constitution Prohibits Fees
and PerQuiSiteS
But Does not Prohibit Pay.
ment of Fair Salaries

DAILY PsniletOn Easteru OregOuiau. Jan. 4 1902
The Salem Journals making a good
tight against the fee system in state GOV.
ernment and making it in way that
promises to be resultiul. There are
abuses in this connection, abuses of the
system, not in the least attributable 10
the officials, as they are only beneficial.
''e' under the law and in no measure
responsible for it.
The officials were elected with ,b;s
system IN vogue and simply accepted its
rewards as others would do were they in
'ne same positions. Itis the svstem
at should be abolished. Salaries 70,
officials instead OF fees should be the crv
on the part Of every voter. With sals-
'les the state offices could not be a gift y
As the Journal says, it is in the powe,
A" the people to change the present
system Of private state officials ssl.ris.
lees and perquisities without holding
constitutional convention which wopld
cost $4,000, with present extray,,.0,
methods OF conducting such bodies and
hen 1t might not be adopted bv i
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
They Endorse
the Journal

Following is list Of newspapers that
have published the statistics and most
of them have editorially endorsed the
plan advocated by rHR Journal for put.
ting all state otioials ON a Hat salary
and converting all lees into the treasury
Weekly Vale Gazette, Rep.
Weekly Milton Eagle, Rep.
Weekly Weston Leader, Dem.
Weekly hlllsboro Independent, Rep
Weekly TllamoOk Herald, Ind.
Daily Portland Telegram. Ind
Daily Portland Oregonian, Rep.
Daily Baker City Herald, Ind
Weekly WOOdburn Independent, Rem
Daily Pendleton East 0regonian,
Dem.
Weekly Florence West, Rep.
Daily The Dalles Chronicls, Rep.
Weekly Antelope Herald, Ind.
Weekly Brownsville Times, Rep.
Weeklv Athena Press. Rep,
Daily D5mOcTat, Baker City, Dem.
Daily democrat, Albany, Dem.
Semi Weekly Times, Corvallis, Dem.
Weekly Cos Bay Msi Rep.
Daily hmes-Moun1aineeT, The Dalles
Dem.
Weekly Tim ., Forest Grove, Rep.
DAILY Budget, Astoria, Dem,
Weekly Aurora BOTealis. Rep.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07

people when submitted to their votes
The Journal has shown that the s'a'S
constitution is a Limitation on salaries
and that it was specifically left to the
legislature TO fix additional salary ana
that it has been done in a roundabout
way.
All the fees, perquisities and salaries
are now paid under the constitution anu
mostly in spite of il, because the cons"'
tuition does inhibit payment OF ices
and perquisities.
The people must make stern anu
persistent demand for reform. DO NOT
be deceived by the proposed delay O'
constitutional amendments and eonVen-
tions. The people, through the iesislA'
ture, have the power now to reform tue
abuse.
II men of character and ability Ns
sent to the legislature, men above "o'A
ing a petty graft for themselves mel
who can go against proposition in'OF
ing about fifty thousand dollars OF Oo0d'
without trembling, fair salaries can u
] anactad - tha ua,rt farno
The test aud most intelligent kePuV
licans and honest men in all Pa'u''
demand this change in the interest u
good government. The time has eo"''
when the sinister influence OF inordlnA''
compensation ought to be removed IRON
our state government.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
You WIN Find

If you study the history Of sueces'.T
merchants that two things are essenue
TO success in business-gOod busins"
methods aud newspaper advertising =
Zach plava its own important -"
but you cannot build the stTucsa.'
rightly with either alone. One doVe"
INTO the other and makes partection'
Newspaper advertising will help ~
greater business through VIZ.
acquaintance. IL gives the meTch'
entIee 20 the homes OF all its readers.
The dealer who fails to use the p
newspaper has failed 10 grasp his
portgnites. He will In the end pat
hand into his own pOcketand pay Tor y
mistake.
3 Try an aa In the Enlarged JOURNA
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
A Rural Poet on Salary for State Officials

My meighbor' Josh Hopkins, over the other day
lookin so important and grand,
That knew, he had somethn he akin to say
An he was carryn paper in his hand
Sez l, Friend JOSH what s the matter now
Fer can tell by the way that you act
That you've either got rid OF the ole bindle COW
Or sold that ten tract
"Oh no, Friend 81, J." be said, and laughed
In his cheerful, boisteous way,
I've just been rcadin bout the state officers graft
An want you to hear what the Journal has 10 saw
lie then commenced and read the whole thing tbropst
Explanin as he along,
How much good change would do
An how much the old law is wrong,
An the thing made 8 very clear
That II made me fee. tarnal sore
To think it had been goin on year alter year
And the people seed it before
allus thought their salary small
And never could hardly see
How they could get anyole to run at ALL
But now it's plain to me-
It's the "Gnit"; think that sIthe correct nam,
Though, II had thet piece, to write
I'D call il somethn thet meant the same
Though mebby not so perle
The Journal has made the subject so clear
lhet the people can ',help but see
II we pay them officers much per wear
How much cheaper it will be.
While this law might hurt very few
Vet, taken as whole, it's great
lts better Ter mo- an its better fer on
Aud fer Oregon, as a state.
Lorr d. BRowN, Dallas, Oregon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07

Seth Low sent message 10 New York
aldermen asking their cooperation Ia
stamping out the black mail system.
Mrs. Lens, Of PillsbuEg, mother Of the
American bieyelist, who was Killed BY
raTka has been paid o. 500 damages.
George Vernon, tho Eugene longer,
was yesterday bound over 10 the Grand
jury.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
Take Your Choice.

You have come to fork in the 6asI-
ness road.
You must decide right here and now
whether you will continue to srend vour
money IN hap-hazard way or place il
lnd'eionsly for advertising in the bas,
newspaper in your city.
The newspaper is Of 6st Importance
In the list of advertising mediums.
Nearly every peTsOn in the town rad
the best newspaper and il yonT a6ysr
'lsement In Il is sufficiently striking ana
convincing nearly every one will cad N,
Try an ad Ia the Enlarged JOURNAL
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
Giant or Pigmy.

What are YOU IN your business-giant
or pigmy-an ace or two spol2
JudlciOus advertising in the best paper
will make YOU a power in the community
lit will make your store the goal for
he daily crowd of shoppers-it will in
crease the volume Of your business and
make YOU satisfied with yourself and
your efforts.
only see that your advertising is done
rightly and all will be we'll.
Try an ad In the Enlarged JOURNAL
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07

Representative Cooper, oi Wisconsin,
viii introduces bin providing ior civil
government loE The Philippines.
The old Philadslphia Llbsrty Bell is
baing taken 70 Charleston 70 be used a.
Ne exposition.
Judge lde q the Philippine oOmmis-
sion % IN, Ho haa gone 10 Japan ioT .
resl.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
SALARIES OF GOVERNORS PRIVATE SECRETARY
lreM As FouMD IN THe APPRoPRIATloM alLL

the o
including O he
q he Building
Capital Commissioners (for
salaries =
pay he
the law made specific and aSed beyond possibility
named the appropriation hill for the
do
notre probably intended
only come o while $500
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
ANNUAL SALARIES or SECRETARY OF STATE,
ANNUAL FEES OF SECRETARY or STATE.

License Fees pald annually by
in1Tef TiHS fees pS annually for ming
eS1ss v ,@s
dental commencing business In This state H',a1ed % 0'" 40 90
sS hSS%sS sess eonSSn PSS S@nu O " i ana o anu $500
S p r pSd S s%nT %dcde%t @ S Imsra%ce eo%pos l75
ESTIMATED number of new COM
%1"Ss %%nasr lot In@.e @ fees paid for aqsn
Of each company having an
%Snuai 4GS License e paid BY plate i
Annual rsos paid for ming annual reports plate glass
10 annual SGS i Fee" pSG for Sas reports
Companies and assooioto lso 90
Annual fees paid for alHS ] annual reports OF y companies @ @
a FiinS TOT building
nsS a.ss Spon S SSoraaS NUMBER aed 1899 1900
Is a g@s @ S OF ] s number S m sS and lSSS % ' aa
~ FSS Sss Of incorporation OF cities ana towns under general
for incorporation CEstmated
IS %SsnS state seal TO miscellaneous commissions OBSTINATE
ls %Ssns state Go@%isloSS
20 Ssu@sssd received
81 Fsss for eopyins laws Printer Obstinate upon
Din copying laws OF 1899 ssi OF his
~ Sopsias senate Journal as%aie upon screps
bin eop,ins senate Journal iSs' socreays
20 Tss. for eopslns Obstinate upon the
bin House Journal 1899 secreays
3, Trade Marx average Tor years
IS Fsss SS1ns state Seal 10 commissions OF Notary public ts
Innate based on average number In 1887 lsssl lass 90
5oS srs sol JOINT 'iS RsprsssS'aes % '' District ' Attorneys
n A'sssniaS o Ga.a@a,s
.s. ., s.s .,.
2 FeeHr lived from
REcEMEp ANNUALLY, e.. q.
fees
turned in 1900, SO
TOTAL ANNUALLY . o.. ., io5ls
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SECRETARY
STATES OFFICE
Appropriation pn 1901 Session Laws years
ASsuoasi eosl oss UPON the amounts pi in ''''
1888 1900 vis secreiarys report asa Harry Young
A. O.
A. condit slooi ssl A O. condit uoo S2i n
MOrrowS W. Stuey
sis. Willie Kantner 1i2Soo Arthur Cornell
TOTAL LEGISLATURE APPRoP PRlAroNs. . e.. ,. . s sesa 55
4 .. "a SUMMARY or SALARIES FEES AND APPROPRIATIONS
Salaries.
o.. g., o.. q. A
Annual Appropriation. b5
Total Department ., " - ., s o
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
Salaries and Fees of the Secretary
Of the State of Oregon
Six Salaries and TWenty>Eight
Classes OF Fees for One Otflcer

1o,rna o
compiled the coSuu'
ties session oqaiarv Of
There are 70
~ '''N a.
,,. ,,os ana then the amount
state mas e
mined the esumc charge red on ,s.u,Iso
fees not
OF may collect OF not
calling the secreuS
state information
prefering to make
asked for by the various o '
y correct
prepared Dy e
against any Official ana are
o system mas
proportions large sized abuse but for "h e ~
TATE wise responsible
present have some corrections Oh e m %
public make III u
with the truth ana acu
rhandf Item OF Income properly
will be added with only
deare at the actua heunter
OF improvements IN
methods ana IN giving
matte hal
state SHOWN
the clearly permits ne
the n
compensation that IN An u
Of scomes o the state laws
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS PER ANNuM.

l. salary OF G'gornod as I'' pei 500 90
salary os ofier Of Law 1901 page 49, m
,yIho other appopr e WV
Salary oregon state Reform or 8 school ] win n'' ~ 90
with other alpoP''o
session 9L annun' ,coo NV
1893 lSOo |oO 7
pa
salary Private $4,000 essn Laws l'V ls " 1890 90
Governor Supervising Pubic WORKS " =. =. 90
Animal Commission % pose ''' p
. .. o.
10 salary Of CeS Session Laws 'V Ps % GOO 90
:, cnGer O. N Co. session 1901 page 2i5 Sec Co.,
sos5O 90
he connection with the eghu item
nth Item of appropriate wa. Noton,
pequstes so far as can De
,I,nry Intends Commonde- in-Ohe OF ln
% and m certain services Governor might % m &
this once conS''''D
the support Of the National Guard
credit for not taking Vo year
past for expenses Incurred IN NiSnB S' ''"
SALARIES OF GOVERNORS PRIVATE SECRETARY.
private $1,000 90
OF Secretary clerk OF Asylum Board. --
Salary Clerk Capital Building
l99 Sec for computing ee'tlc
b
4 Capital Building
1884, 81 Sec l. mot repealed loo w
Clerk OF Board OF Com
Public Buildings Act 1885, page Sl loo W
$500 90
The actually quoted Is $3.50 or
Legislature appopa for the years $500 or
$500 than the sums allowed by statutes
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07

Frisco capitalists are projecting a
. lnnel between that city aud Oak land
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-07
State Officials Who are the BeneciareS are IN NO way FeSp
Sble for What Has Grown to be an Enormous Graft
epd without Amending the CONSTITUTION or Holding CONSTITUTIONAL
Salaries of Governor and
Governors Private Secretary
ANnuAl SALARIES OF THE GOVERNORS OFFICE.

ANNUAL SALARIES OF THE GoVEHNUHs OFF'NI'
Asylum Hrs Code s'o S'o Appr0p' 90
session Law . .
Supervising Publo Works. Etc. Appropriation Bill session 1000 90
1901 page w. 400, 500 90
s. Member Of Domestic Animal Commission SESSION Law" 25o 90
r.. ,ono
Reform School Session Laws 1922 90
? Deafkfu Laws 19S5 page o4 -
g. Commander, N.G tso1 o1 90 90 90 80 -
..iA .s425O oo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
Acudiendo a tempo
PARA LA DEMOORAOIA"

AL deseEndeH de los campoe tuRbulentos
del pnslieAnismo hts:6rtco, para encaminar.
me y Ia martha prGgrssistA del ePArtido Fs-
deral AmsrtcanOsS erguf primerAmente mi
Irsnte r@J sndo an ella II inI ds I'M dsspertAr
rISusno v sonriente, que nae hizo voiuntAria
y exponh@naAmente SRcud1r ei 20 vo de repug-
nantes meEq uindAdsss trAic.oneu Antag0nis-
moa, rsvDIuG6n de odios QUE han creaao los
FepnblicBnos de P0erBo Rico sgRraciAdo.
En eHA lid precioak colmo oe vIEtudeS cf.
vieRs, en- sSR coisctividAd prestigio de In hon
rAos1 y mora ,idaa, observe nm cAracteF franco
Y una soIldAFidAd 10 principios auRtensAdos,
una EoneisnGiA ilmpia, FsGpiandscisnts, tran.
quiia serena, una. digGidad pasri6tics In
e6lumne. .N
Las turbA multas yAueanas, envidiAdas ds
mi eondncbA han smps2ado eonmiEo a portnr-
hAEme dcqutseA que me enenantFo, no du
GAndo que eato aarAigA bandoisrismo, hs sAbido
voVeR mis- enpAoAB en- todas In ocAaionaa de
que he aldo Nctma dc sslog AeonAsCimiento tos,
K&alneMndo con clio mi disho en- una mAnif an
bAci6n pno FaeianaemGnte en- ekia psrl6dico,
de- GontsatAF sodo con oil Eats solsmne des-
preelo que me carRetArlsA.
ConGts ANTE eRs pnsblo inculto y POGO ci-
NiliBAdeS cue lA tolerAnci& To- humidad no
sxiata en- eodo tiempo v que al rsspeto q los
hombreB ss tebido por ley fusrSa propia. 81
psKlilten PutSi en- ass hASaiias perniciosAs loa
que hRstn hoy han venido contra mf eiereit&n-
nolos ms we're entoncss en- nj pTeGiEo cAso de
ponsrIos con todos saa nombras n Ia picota p6
blica para que ei pals sensAlo los jnIgne.
Aonuiando hempo.... Ia litE& Nene re.
medic.
Y&nco, ssptisnabra 0 de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
NOTAS DE SAN JUAN

ratorlo de In JunsR Superior de Sanidad, para
pasar o los EIshdoa Unidoa.
La EsPANoLA.-Fonda y posada con
vista nj mar pr61ima la estaei6n del ferro-
0frece ssta casa las meiores comodida-
des para 81 pasa5ero. ComfdA IL carta como
convenga praclos m0dicos.
H8bitaeionsa frescas bien Yentiladas y
bafios.
Hospsdaisa b abonos, prseios sOnvsneio-
males. r.
El seEor SaIas Adams que desds las CO.
lumnas de eLa Corrsspondenciss aostsnfa una
partlda do AisdrsE CON oil sen 1r Gotina de Pom
ce 80 dscarA varctdo Como los tugadores In
gisses, aaiudR AteutAmanta su adversArio,
reconcile odols los honores del trinnfo.
SLa primsra iorn&da-dice-toc6 81 sefaor
Gotina. Este Ajedrecista es diessro, pensAdor,
fueste, muy fus1te. Oonsigno que tsniendo
de mi mismo sI justo concepto oe que iaego
mucho, he sIdo vencido en 10 partida Alaama
Gotlna, pesAK de mi esfaerzo. Tres pro-
blsmas tuvo Ia partida que logr6 rssistr. En-
Ell tsrcero di6 Hu msjor prueba de parspicacis
ell st Fl " Gotina: ell cambio de piesas rssolVia
In psrtida q su fkvor.D
made:
<DmsArfa obs pGrtidas mds con el sef1or
Gotlba 20 cren que es 10 que propi&men-
Ia NJ llama match PerO para mi /; Shora, eB
impossible piAntearlas. NE esperan varfos ad-
versArios que Yecoglsron mi reto tambi6n,
los cualss me daho cuyo Rviso espero para
101CIAE lAk pAFHlQAS pAckSUAbs i al Ve& III rs
adelante, sI sefor GotinA me daFk osasion pa
rA una revanchRD
Cada dfa tiene mayer acepGa-
ci6n aata ciudsd ios Iiccres De - ansigua
acFeditadE fRbriea de don Federico GAtsll de
MayaPnsE, mpntad& con los aparatos mas mo
daFnos de dssttlsct6n sl vapor, especisments
el Anfs Csleste, 4lnebra destiiadA, alcohol de
40 Y Mistel&, q ea up verdadsro vino moscAts
Pero eI Ron vieio rectincAdo a. el que tiens
mas consume ei pdbico 10 predere sl me1oE
brandt por sn puPeEa prscio econ6mico.
Nos informan que dicha fsbrlca ha NOM
brado Agente ga esta ciudad don Isidro a.
Sanchez. P.
81 detsetiva Tnoeancio Diax ha saIido esss
msi1ans para Humacao aeompanando al ssfiol
Tschter.
lth,r Diaz zLeeuna-ex-dirsesord del Sc
lRridad-- serA csFinoaamente despeddo por aus
amigos con snnsuosO banquese que Sc CO.
lebrar& en- el Hotel Olmpo, de Santurce.
Desde hace Inucho tempo goza do gran
crSdito In fAbricA de icores de Pedro Ohandry.
hoy % la fsvorisa del ptbiico, pues sus ncores
SON los me1oreS Cue &c fabrican.
Esta f&bricA esp8cial en- ls confecci0n
de- ron, pues narcas son excsIentes.
Ell ron m&rGs Ell TRolyS es el que 50 pone
sn todss las masAs de los hotelss y cssas par
Nculares. P.
La Junt& Superior de Sanidad ia dispues.
30 q0e los cArFoE que Sc osdicRn . Ii condn'
ci6n de las oasurAs de lA CspttaI vayan cubier'
tos con snceradop.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
Un atropello de la poIicia
e. JUICI0 PoR EL M0TIN De GURABO
PIcsA EN- HIsToRIA


Plea - en- hsstoria ell 1ulcio por ell supues
TO mos1n de q lTabcs
Hoy vinteron los trelnta y ocho acusadoa,
todos faderaIes y Sc suspendi6 Ell Acto ae debis
celehrarse en- Ell juIgAdo de pas.
Ra46n: Mr.. Tschsers eI tefa de- II policfa,
queffa presenciaI Ii faE del Asunto en- ell Tri.
bunsl
A salir Las psrsonas cisadas, del iu,ga1o,
10 hacfaD, es natur&l. fernando gru rupo-sFan
mas da treints oeho con los tsstigos-puas
bisr el poiicfa de cate puesto, Rodrigo r ,dn-
gues, Sc empe no en que no obstruyese In ace.
ra como st Sc pudiera pRsAr por oil ARE.
sl tsi z ldttgueS, se encAT6 determinR.
dAmense contra nueaRro correiigionArio don
Antonio C1ebas " ls di6 un empeli6n lie hiso
ancerrar sn Ell depoatto.
Pisa 80 en- hikt1riA ell juici0 poE Ell supnes.
10 notin de GarRho-volvemos dacirIo.
PsuanAs OnsbAs 60 testigo de dsscargo p
cAtenzs ussadess IA lido = II CArcel antes de
declarAr en- Ia cGpsa.
La vengAnsa hA aldo pFsmatnra.
OkFa prusbAi el guAFe In Abrfl . pFegenefa
de tsssigos, dito o. Mr.. -tchsr que II depnr4
ci6 el c6 sbrs motfo, fue porQ 6. lbo Batbds
Ie oblSQ6 o. clio pltgs GAr0bO no cs ctertO Que
pasGTG NADIA dc pGTtacoLQr.
sQae oira shoFA SEi PaiaSP
sSs convence ei pueblo da cue no solo la
bora contra nosotros In tnT ba de deseamisadoe.
sino tambien In tarb& de- guerrera macanAp
a morAisAr sH Cnerpo de poilcls, honora.
bic gobsrnGdor.
Hay sn 81 psEaonaS digDfsimas, msrscsdo-
rAs de toda ciaEs de considsraciones de ras
patio.
Y es precise tsndsr nm Gordon Sanit.rio
entre los busnos y los psrvsrsos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
Gran meeting en- Humacao

Por fAltA de sspAcio dejAmoB para ms q ana
In rsIena Del eBplendido &meetin 90 verifcado
AVER HumAczo.
CAncuFEisYon Al ecto mas de euatro mil
fsdeEAies anne FicAnos.
Hieieron uso de 10 pslabra el doctor Gon'
sales, don Luis Cells A quisr, Lcdo Rodrfgusx
Csbollero, oon ArmAnao RouIfsaex, don No.
lRaeo Rnbior don Ricardo MArtf- eI, Mr. Bro,
don Manual Cam uiiLa, Lsdo. MaFbfaex Qutn.
RsFo LGdo, @. Marines RoaeL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
Casa de pr6stam0s

musblsS.-SIan JoSe, n6mero 45.-PPesto dine-
70 OIL tipo moderno, q sea al cuAtro por ciento,
Bcbre prsndAs de oPo, plata, piedrAl pHecfesas
oDistcs da eu&Iquicr g6nero, que IeAn &c fk
ell reSliE&ci6n en- ren1&te p6Dlico.
Lan prendMB empen&dha en- eRtR casa, pue-
dan auH dnehos RbenRr laB cansidAd0s que Ras-
tani dedneiendo inteFeseB de laH eantidRdes
AhonAdaR.-Julio da 1909.
sit. Fl. LOPEZ CEPERo.
Dsl pusnto de la pOliefa IasulAr de Puerta
de Terra han Sldo raleyAdos Ion stfiorss ST
guisntea: Ei cAoo Aldsa para CoEo1aI, ell guar.
ola Pedro O fveneiA q CoAmo, el EuardiA Juan
Lopss Gimenex BAyam6Ey Agusfn SsrvsrA
HumAeAo.
Ia function anunciada Dor lA Compaiiia
aHorteHp para eatA noche Ss hA BuBpendldo
bendrA lugAr mafAna lunes.
aTRE HELVETLAD4--27, oaIle do la Orux.
Gran casa oe huespsdes. GTAEla D. Hote~
AposensoE para fAmiIIAs personals sofas. Co.
MIDAS = so cantAvos euDisrso. BAhO. Tolefono
19s. ApArs&do eorrso S9S. Propietario.-Psdro
Echlra.
NoTA;--Ests hotel sst6 . cargo de una So.
noFfsA eRgnenA
Ls han ado coEesdidAs seia semanAs de
hesneiA Al Stnor Bstkslsy, Director del LAbo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08

gsgioni, O. QQifioneS Angel. Gabrisl Torres
1rrizary, Joaquin Nszario oe Figueroa, Oelss.
tfno GArt1a Ducas, Miguel Torres Lsbr6n, N.
RAmiFe1, Mannsl Rodriguez, Salvador Rodrf- :
guss, A ndres ,dfgue1. Gabriel VsIez, Am
nrosio Rosa, MRhnei Msrln, Pablo Medina,
Lorsnso Hurtadb, joe r NAxario, Gsnaro
MAidonado, e. RRmirez, Luis n. Torres, D.
M. Pahon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08
SoLuICloN de Ia HUELGA

La huellga de los tabaqueros ha
triunfado.
FabricR <La CubanaS de Baya-
mos y la 3stablecida en- La calle de
Tetuan numero 18, han reanudado
hoy sns labores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-08

7 agradable, digerible y
! asimilable y compile .
I tando su ben6fca ac-
T cion con el agregado :
: de los hipofosfitos.
+ Siempre que ell orga-
I nismo este debilitado, asf
: como en- su padecimiento .
: resultante, la neurasten1a
: Y en- el crecimiento y de-
! sarrollo lento y dificul-
toso de los ninos, como
I en- La convalescencia Gle
7 casi todas las enfermeda-
+ des, acudase a la verda-
! dera y legttima Emulsion
: de Scott, con toda con-
I fianza.
! De vsnta en- tcdas parties.
: SCOTT & BOVINE, oulmlcos, New York.
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