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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-15
FANS ANXIOUS
TO CROSS BATS
WeIa Ka hao Nine Challenges
the Custom House
Team.

Evidently there are a few baseball
fans in town who believe that the Gus
tom House baseball team is an easy
mark. The following challenge to the
Customs nine was received by the Ad-
vertiser:
Honolulu, August IA, 1902.
Bert Bowers, Esq, Captain Custom
House Baseball Team:
We, the undersigned members of the
WeIa Ka Hao baseball team, hereby
challenge the Custom House baseball
team to a match game of baseball to be
played on the Punahou grounds on Sat
urday, August 16 at 4:30 p. m.
(Signed) NIGEL JACKSON.
Capt WeIa Ka Hao Baseball Team.
p. Sand Furthermore. we viii show
the members of the Custom House team
who we are after we get through with
them.
List of pIayers-Chas.' Kaanoi, p; p.
Luning, C.; N. Jackson, To-; Smith, 2b;
McFarIane. S.; Bennett, 3d.; w. WEIGH,
If; w. AHA, CT; Chas. Duffy, IF.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-15

The recent blowing up of Chinese
cruiser while it lay at anchor in
home port, has renewed interest among
rayai men in the case of the Maine. A
great many people have not conceded
In the belief of the board of inquiry
that the American ship was blown up
from the outside. There was, as will
be recalled, a dangerous rise in the tenn
perature OF the magazine a few days
before the loss of the vessel. a report
of which was made to Captain Sigsbee.
Such a thing might easily have occur
red again. Some years before that
time the cruiser New York and one 9TH
err, the name of which we do not recall.
were saved in the nick OF time, fire
in the coal having heated the bulkhead
between it and the magazine to the
danger point. A British gunboat was
destroyed by such a casualty. 1t may
be deemed very probable indeed that
the verdict of calm historians will be
against the theory that the Spaniards
blew up the Maine and deliberately pro-
voked a war which they had been
straining every diplomatic means to
avoid and which. as they must have
known. could but end in disaster to
them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-15

Though a plus twenty to one proper
ton in Hawaii of bachelors to spinsters
is large, something of the kind is to
be expected in countries to which young
men flock to start in life. In the older
States bachelors and spinsters nearly
balance one another, the surplus ones
having gone West. Failure to take this
state of things into account made broad
between the estimates and
of western cities as respects
the last census. Their directory can
vassers showed so many adult males,
and by multiplying the result by five
they expected to forecast the census
totals But when the Federal count
was made the proportion hardly aver
aged three The cities were simply
filed up with bachelors and spinsters
and young married men with small
families
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-15
IMPLEMENTS TO FARMING.

The more that small farming is look
ed into in Hawaii the more clearly 1t
appears that its troubles are due to
disturbance of natures system of
checks and balances. Two generations
ago this was virgin soil, to which was
imported various vegetables and fruits
and, incidentally. some of the insects
that prey upon them. But as rule the
parasites which live off those insects
and keep their numbers down, were not
brought in; hence the result that enc
mics of vegetables and fruits pass all
bounds and make small farming in
Hawaii a hazardous undertaking at the
best
Both the Territorial ana Federal sci
entists are studying this problem in the
hope that, eventually, they may get
natures machinery here in good work
ing order. Professor Koebele is sending
parasites from Mexico for one thing
and another; and Mr.. Van Dine, the
entonologist of the United States Elk
pertinent Station, is hard at work in
the same general line of discovery. If
these gentlemen succeed in their eff
forts the time will come when no par
ticular pest of trees and vegetables viii
have things it's own way, but each, if
rot finally exterminated, will multiply
no faster than nature intended it should
in the first place.
When that day has been reached, the
average householder can raise his own
vegetables and it will be practicable to
set out big orchards for the supply of
the home market with varieties of
fruits now brought in from California.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-15
MORE AMERICANS NEEDED.

In CARRYING out their general purpose
to develop Hawaii on traditional Amer
lean lines. the President and his sup
porters in Congress can do much by
Fastening the construction Of great
naval depot at Pearl Haroor. For
patriotic development more people are
needed here of American habits OF
thought; and it is conceded that, If the
Pearl Harbor plans are carried out
al least one thousand adult male white
citizens of the United States viii De
fused into the population of Oahu Add
their families and white American
population of from four to six Thousand
will have been created
This Territory needs such an increase
for several reasons. 1t may be set
down as a sound proposition that the
more Americans we have here the SOON
err will Hawaii be guided, politically,
in the American way. The effort now
Is to guide it in an anti-American way,
the late Legislature and the present
representation in Congress having no
moral or intellectual point OF contact
with anything reputably American or
Anglo-Saxon. To bring in a Thousand
sturdy artisans, imbued with the ma
tionaI spirit and in the employ of the
national government, could hardly fail
to put Hawaii, politically, on an Amer
lean keel where it must stay if 1t is TO
go ahead and abreast of the great fleet
of states and Territories carrying the
Stars and Stripes.
The newcomers would attract others
from the mainland as newcomers who
are regularly employed and contented
usually do. They would see openings
in agriculture, in the trades and IN
small lines of business, and to occupy
these their friends would be called IN
IT is conceded that, if the Pearl Har-l
bor works are built according to the
original plans, a. large and thriving
town will. grow up near the navy yard
and the forts. This will house from
1000 to 5000 employees and their families.
But these must be fed, clothed, trans
ported, amused, cared for when sick
and. in short, served in every CONNER
cial and professional way. This means
that the town would have from seven
to ten thousand people-become, In
fact, a big VaIlejo-and that very
many indeed of the new inhabitants
would be strangers from the mainland.
Hawaii wants and needs that town
and that new population, and the soon
err it gets it the better for development
on traditional American lines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-15

dampens the hopes of the Chauvinists.
According to NJ. Bertillon. 4S1. 900 male
births in France are needed to supply
3So, 900 conseripts twenty years later.
The number Of such births is now 49,
GOO. which viii produce only 295, 900 con-
scripts, and each year sees the birth
rate go down notch or two. CoRsid-
erins that the population. Of Germany
is fast increasing. the hope that France
may yet overcome her in war is one
which cannot rest upon the expectation
of superior numbers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-15
NOTICE
NATIVE BORN CALIFoRNIANs.

a MEETING OF NATIVE BORN
viii be held at the drill
shed this (Friday) evening at 1880
O'Clock. TO make arrangements for cele-
brating the coming 9Th of September.
624I PER ORDER.
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Hiss CorneIia M. little'S
SONG RECITAL
Assisted by

Assisted by
MRS. VIM. WHITNEY AND J. H.
ANNIE.
Progress Hall, August S, Sis p. NJ.
tronesses-Princess David Kawa-
nanakoa, Mrs. A. G. Halves Jr., Mrs.
e. Faxon Bishop. Mrs. e. d. Tenney.
PROGRA1
John Anderson ...........-..-- Brugert
Vergeblisches Standchen 49,. Brahms
Aria from Pique Dame Tschaikowshi
Legende NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wienawski
Persian Song ............-. BurmeiSter
o Swallow Flying South ........ Foote
L'Heure de Peurpre ............ Holmes
VouS Dansez, marquiSe Lemaire
(a) Introduction and Polacca ANIME
OBJ Adagio from suite 8, opus "a Refs
Love Me If I Live ................ FOote
Destination .....-.....-.... FontenailleS
Ecoute d'Jeannette .......... Dalayrac
SluInDer song NeeOndin
May Day Observation-Disclosures. Walthew
6246
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MATIENzO EN- PONCE
PARRAFOS De SU DISCURSO

FL martas di6 81 ssfs,r Matlsnzo Ctntr6n
nnA confsrsnela sn oil GO.ub republic AMOR de
Ponce, una da astas no.hss dArS otra en- ell
SCtub fsdera'1 de aquslla cfudsd
De In conferencia que di6 sl mArtsS, pus.ica
NJ P0TUeTlT IN sxtraeto del cual t1mamoI los
siguientss psrrafos.
Hsblando de Ia anton, oil sehJr Matisnzo
dijo:
GEl republicSno y sl federal deben vsneer
Eus odtos, prssantaEdo eato como la meier
cfrsndR en- oil altar de I& patria: 70 os digo este
y os aeonssto one venzAis ei rsncor, porqua 70
ms be vsncf1o; 20 fu1 uno de los que m as han
nA1elAdo los fsderales, 20 tsngo que dasan.
dAr 10 andado en- aras de IN vsrdAdero concsp.
TO del patriotismoS.
GAnfgoI mloS: 70 tong una gran corfan-
m en- mi cAusa, en- In vlrtu1 d q los puerkorPi.
qaeh "a: mi Re me dice: ct 6npos5b' e h1cer Ia
anton; 20 os digo: 10 que az impossible es que
Pusrto Rico sfga VIvisndo como viva h0y en- Ia
deauni6n en- al odio, 30 psna ds morir nde.
feetibementsS.
GYa sAbsmoI eual es la causa de nuestras
dfviaiones: Ia eueAt6n personal: nosotros no
buHcAmos In idea nos hIAmos en- In psfsona
hnicamente: esa tsndencis aI personalismo
nos annla oil psrsonalismo es nm defscao
los pusblos de Ia America latipR no progvesan
por oil psrsonAlisme que los corroe mientras
que Ia Rsp6blic& del N0rts es gvande pora ne
ALI no exists ese Vicio fatal: aIlf dsapu6. de
CUE Mac Klnley dsrrosa b ryan, este fslfcita
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10

{ aquel, republicanos dam6cratas brinda L
1untos por In salud del pafss
<El federal el repubicauo dsbsn rseha-
Ear el personalfsmo, porQue ia no sstamos an
In 1nfsncis: $50 da dseir 20 sGLLdo d j Idn
porque es nsds federal QLs sL dlabE0 10 no U7u
con Pedro porQue es mas republican, que et dt1-
bio hay que otvtdaTlo por enoims de TODD
dsbsmos tener aE ideal, ei ideal de Puerto
Rico : debemcs ostentar IN SOLO coneepts de
PuertorriquaHos
<Untdos podsmes Imponer nuestras aolu.
clones. el gobisrns no dudarfa de nosotros. p
<Tsnsd entendido que 20. hsmbre fibre,
D. eombatido dentro de n1fs faneiones 10 que
he creido inconvsnients pariudicial, estando
CON 10 bnsno que hacs el gobierno, como en-
instruction, en- sandal; "a sabsmos ne desds
que aqul estan los smericanoa 10 fsbrs anna
rilla Ia desapsrecido; 81: Puerto Rico e
convene 10 uni6n, porque, ri Pusde admItirss
que en- el 6nino de los americanos axista la
idea de una sm mericanizaci6n violenta, el me-
do Ge contrarrastAr esto es In union de los
pnertorEique uen %; no os extrAasis de esas ten
dencias. porqu 81 es una ley fatal que los
pushlos degrsd sdos tienen que psreeer. sf los
puersorriQ efioa se sntrsgan los vcios, y al
rsncor. y Ia N olicia, eats pueblo, que tiena
derscho vlvir. no puads vivlr; no olvid6is
que los movlmisntos del elsfants son fataIas
para los aares psquefi1s que encuensra 6 su
pAso, y que 81 natural que los d6biIss, 81 no
sr&tAn de hacarss fuertss por Ia virtud y ell
lfaba1o. sueumbsn al smp1js iRcontrsstabls |
ia los fuertssS.
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CARLOS Aguayo Marti.
Una consulta
COMO A0U1 oPINAMos

Ia estfmado amigo de In fsIa no4 eanviha
asa cree que los elactoras residences an 10,
pueblos AusxAdos no tendremos dereeba & vo'
tar on lAs elecciones pF6xnaa, pof no coma,
los sela meses de resld ncia que SET Ala In Iav
.SOomo 10 Anexl6n regir& desde eli rrimeTo
ee JGho, las slscciones se vari1ear6n en- No
O1rnDTs, co casi seguro que nos reRatexr6n
nnestro deraeho smitir sl voto ConvsndFla
que go dilucide este pnnto.S
H&stA aqni 10 esencfal de Ia cartA
N0sotFos opinAmoa, cinsndonos a pna W.
Burosa Icg ca, que lcs vseinos de les pnehlon
Ansxaoos, tienen derecho le4ftfmo para ir =
los eomicios en- los pueblos que regirkn su vi .
On pdmiEistrativa. -
III clos Ian de llevar aus fuentss da pI
que1es en- sIlcs deoen ejsrcsr los derechos oue
les coneedS las leyes oivles DO ftieas que RI
gen On OIL pais. Eso 60 muy clAro " NO fraea
ningun gAnsSo dc dndas.
Los cue DRAn vecinos de Bsrrapouitas
pNsotos seguirAp sisndo de BArrMpnnItna 49,
TTfO, sisndo BSrrspq nitas bnTTEo d IN rnu
Inunieipalfdad de BaPHos los vacinnr ds
6arfos, tes syscinos de BsrrAnq uitss aon talas
vaeinos do ,Barloa, en- cuya poblaeI6n Aahar
hAceF nso de sus fueroa elsotoFaIeH
6sriA I'm atRoz ahsurdo, qus por yfrtu4 de-
10 anezi6n, quedasen los habitanAss da Ios
gsinsiun puebioa auprimldca, huerfanos 6e ans
1ereeh7 10 fntervenfr en- su nuevA oYSaptv.
sion poll Heo- q 1minfstratIva,
No hAyA tsmor por 10 que al punto ae,a.
ado respects. Los que hayAn ranado an
'eeindad en- los munieipios suprimfdos, segni |
An gcs4ndo de ella dsntro de las ampliGRdea |
los &yuntAmisnsos que IS les Rgrega.
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CENTRO DOCEETE
De La UNION IDERO AMERICANA
d Plaza de Colon San Juan Puerto Rico

Plaza de Colon San Juan Puerto Rico.
Alumnos externos 3, 4, 6 Il 8 s men
suales segdn la ensenf1anza; medic -pensio-
nistas S12, pensionistas s25 mensuales, in
cluyendo Ell iabado asistefcia meoica.
Profesores Lcdos Torriente y Busta-
mante, Emiliano J. Dfaz, Manuel Paniagua
(frances ing.es) Ramirez etc.
Referencias; los padres de los alumnos
"a. Cadills, Arecibo) J. foreman, Guani.
cay; q. T. Hernandez, Guraboj; CDR. Car
los Jaspard y Francisco Guiliani, Vieques);
a. Machuca. Oaguas); (M. Salguero, Ma.
yaguez); "a. Quif1onez, FajardoJ; etc en-
Ia Capital. NJ. Antonf, Francisco Gatell,
Mauricio Guerra, VIt1a de Liberal, A. Ma
rrero, ]. Mend1n, Salvador Brau, Salvador
Schira, J. Santanach Mario Teiielro, P. Sc
v1llano J. Henriquez, Consul General de
SAnto Domingo otros.
P1danse prospectus al Secretarto, Lcdo
Bustamente.
Uyasco cotgso que d 1 gratis sus al dm.
nos, hbros, libretas, plumas eta.
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Tranquilidad, Salud y Reposo pa lssr:
Madres = las Oriaturas.
EL JARARE CALMAMTE aa

FL JARABE CALMANTE de Ia
ssfiofa WIESLOW, ga dA i 10. nifios en-
81 periodic de la DENTICION. Les
ablanda las encfas, resusIve Ia infamaoi6u
ahvia todo doior, y oura 81 c6lieo veutoso
Inocente ehcaz en- todoa los case
Aoonsejsnios las madres qaa aeng n IN
nl1o enfermo qaa ne deiea qae La prsvsn-
cion propia nj la de otros, evise el uso de
esta medicins qus proportions aiivio 90
guro, abaolutamenta aegure, Vi ~ a..
oporssnonsafa. slk
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Abri1 10 de 1909
PrOpiedadeS
ESpeCiales.

} La Emulsion de Scott.
] como ingenioSa combi-
J snacion de aceite purfsimo
! de hfgado de bacalao con
. hipofosfltos de cal Y de
!. soSa, ievanta la resisten-,
cia organica, contribute,
.al aumento de las fuerzas
ffsicas, vigorizando ner-
vioS y musculoS, regula- ;
RIA la digestion y esti-
;mula el apetito. Ademas
combate los venenos que
vician Ia sangre Q pro- ;
mueve Su pronta eIimi- /
naclon, y goza de br0bie- !
dades esbecfaieS Y seguras !
contra las multiples afec-5
clones del aparato respi- ]
ratorio. !
Un sabor agradable u
un aprOVechamiento facil J
y complete reaIzan suS I
meritos terapeuticos. Su !
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Sc IucierOn
CsguAs, AoriI 10 de 1903.
sr. Director de LA Dem )cRACIA.
Presents.
DlstIngnido amigo +.


Para qns sl pusblo de Pasrto REQ vsa Ia
class de polfsicR que hacsn los rep1b!ieanos
dc este pHsb'o IL mRnera que tisnsn pars
elercer eiertcs cArgos, voy reIatsr 10 que n 6
Como Acostunbro amsnudo, Ealf con mi
escopeta para ell campo; tsnlando que pasar
por el ssts5iscimtento de don Francisco Esco
"a, republieAno reealcitrante y hermAno de
den Manuel, juez suplents dal TrIbuasI de
PoteiA, para h0nrG & 81 cargo. Estos paraee
qus Sc AVlstAron con IN mtsrnbro de Ia Iasulsr
Foiice para que nae sorprsndieae, pues mi
rsgrsso vi nm guardta IL sntrAda de Ia
poDlAcion sgnArdAndone.
Ssgn1do me pFegunt6 81 tsnfa lfceneis pa-
70 podeF poEtar itTt oar,1 nj ef4cto So In mos.
sre; pero como esta deefs GLIoENoIA PIAZZA Uso
DE ARNAsS an espAho y mas Abaio xOyE
GUE (UN ABMA) no dscfa xIIcEsoIA pARA
usAR UNA EscoPETAD, oil refsrido guards az
10ms que no entendiA aouello Y me conduio II
eusrse preFeneia del ssrgsnto ayes, del
J1ez De policf& seEor F4ura del supisnte |
SenoF ESeoda. Como ei ssrgento dIto eus no |
sHtsnGgr squslio por est&F en- Ing Ga seq uido |
ooJeto FAurA que me llevATs donds don r .faaI |
PonteI colsctor actual de sntAs InternaE
para que trAdnisse mi licsncia. No estkhe |
oieho sefor en- So casa, fuInos & Ia de dor |
Miguel Morales, y este In tradu1o m mAnifestkn.
dome oil Suardia cue podfa irme. al guardia !!
hguio eamino ai cn&rtsls donde dirfa segura4 |
nenes los eoncurrentss 10 osarriao, Isonf |
tae Troyai i"9"A
EI ssnor Morales ss tsdsrai y desde IusQo,
U.s. aoss usess Aaoclaaos 81 cnaFtel, no estuvisron |
coeiormes con Ia tFAdueci6n, del honrado ca
b&IlOro tneapaz de msntiP.
SAltaRon ssEnido altoe On psrsona buscay
~ senoF Ponts sl guaFdia nj. pusieror an
moVi imiento pSTte del gEupito para buscAr ol
doctor, perQte sJ inferno sc Y1oT!1 hesta one |
pcr II a oil goardlA ms Sondujo & preaencfa del
nenor Ponte, qufsn Ia anffsst6 que, CON aoueIla
iicensiA, podfH poRt2r, no dos armas; psro n
gna eScopets, un fuail, IN rias, nm cIFos
Knapp
SIIueisron los repu5Iteanos
o. en- lngAz de ser y6, ell que portaba In
sscoPeta' nubisFa sido nm repubIieano con dies
can 1neS nj hombro una carga de otrar ar
.sss eargadss & su gusto, hubierAn dichot
mny oisnt 90 de Ia pinta, Bus liceneia dice
para usar Gtnldsi pneds llavaria por mala que
efsciss por Ia pubIicAeita ordsne an
0arlna A6naRn MART
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Tibur6n gigantesco

Los peri6dicos de Londrss publican Ia no-
fcia de habsrss pescRdo en- ei puerso de Zsnge
un en0rme tibur6n, cuvs 'opgitud era de seis
masros 81 peso de s4e kll6grsmcs. Pussto
OIL gigantezso psscado sobre el muele; Sc pro-
csdfo AbriFls sl vientre, en- los fnstestinos
del vefaz animal enc0Dtraron hues0s humanos
ropa como de varias psraoaas, IN zapato una
ssquiIa do ganado.
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CHARD0N & YORDAN
80. &C -AassR e.

Ageaoia de negooioa judioiales, Hs =
tariales, ConteReiegos etc., etc. Tests
mentarfas, Sc arreglsn pef diffeiles GUS
sean. EsPEoIALIDAD en- iarisE1icoi5n vo.
lHnGsTla: Asgntos eonteRciosos, Sc trsrni.
tan cen prontitud: SubsaRaei6n do defee.
tos en- dooumentoa suietog inseripcion:
AeENTEs de Ia eomPaafa de Seguros do
Vida Gel sOLS del Canada Compra
venta de fneas rnsticas urbanss. 40.
T1v1DAD, preeies m6dioos.
Julio 30 de 1901.
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: q DuJAE
POr feI6gr@fO.

Abrii 10.

Segdn informes recibidos treinta
Y cinco miembroe del Senado da-
nes Votan por que se ratiique ell
Tratado de venta, con c1ausula de
plebiscito secreto.
Veinte y dos senadores votan
que SO ratifiQue aquel sin dicha
clausula.
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HEeocsAol0mEs pE PAx

Progresan las negociaciones
para la paz anglo boer. Los iefes
1ngleses conferenciaron con los
<boerso. Hay probalidades de
arreg1o.
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El Estado libre dc Orange no
quiere someterse. Por ESQ no aprde
ba eI Parlamento entire sud. .afri-
canos 8 ingleaes.
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HOTEL 0.L,I.MP0
AANTETRCE

4 15 MIEUTos DE SAN JUAN
III mojUr hotel ea este china.
ksplendida ven6ilaci6n. Paroue,
Jardines y Kiosco 4 Ia inQlesa.
Excelente servicfo do carr1aiess
Preeios nnoderados. Sc hacsn re-
ducciones para familias. Alum.
brado el6ctrico moderro,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10
C0nTRa SAM JuAN

El almirante Broadferd inforn,a
contra oil puerto de San Juan na-
ra estaci6n carbonera. Dice ana
este puerto no reune condicionas
al oDjeto. Esto on nada So rala~
ciena con la estacion naval.
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FARMACIh Y DROGUER|h

Sam Juan Sam Francisco Nura. "a
Prscioa de algunas preparaoionss ospecia-
les de 10 mfsma:
Jarabe de R&bano iodado, frasco 40 ctvs
Id de Lacto fosfato de cal i'd 40 :
Id de Hfpcfosfto de cal Id 80
Id dePrototoduro hierro tnalterable, fras-
60 40. eentavos
Magnesia efervescsnte frasco SO centavos
Elixir de Glieero fosfaso de cal Id 60
Zarzaparrila i'd so
Vino de ouina fosfatado Id SO
Por docenas Sc hscen rebaias de impor-
taRcia.
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Sc VENDE

Una mesa condor de Is per-
hoaas rednciendoss q 6, A o.. SI6
Para tnfprnaes en- esta Redseci6p.
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Ia SEM ANA PR0NlmR

La semana proxima sera Ia vo.
taeion defnitiva haci6ndose pd-
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absolute
eficacia

: contra la anemia, tisis,
Sraquitis, intermediates
xnerviosas, del pecho Y
Spulmones, alteraciones
: de la Sangre, denticiones
{ dlffciles y crecimiento
Z rapldo, le han conquis-l
: tado fana universal.
: La humanidad no ha.
: SpOdldo menos de encon-;
: trar en- tan beneflcos atri-
: butos el Secreto de lal
: vida. !
) Todas las zonas y lati- !
J tudes cuentan ahora por :
J smlllares las existenCias s
que merceG d ella han !
sido herojHamente are s
batadaS de 'os brazos de !
la muerte. Z
RehGsense las namadas "tan bue- j
mas " 8 "mas bareAas que Ia de Scott. :
=
De venta si> 'edas parties. s
SCOTT & BOVINE Ouisnicos, New York. d
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Pssaies de Ida vuelta 10 p de rebaja.
Ginos memories de ID af1os: mitad de prscios.
Los vapores de esta lfnsa son recomenda-
oiss por sns comodidAdes espsclales para pasa-
jeros, empleando dc Puerto Rico & New York
=: gadedor do dias.
Agsfttss gsfssrGEes: Boulton, Bliss g Dallett,
lsS Eront So. New York. I'm Ponce, Morales
r D In San Juan, Vfiinr o.
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BLANCHE

Sc la comprobado que Blanche
fu6 el que arri6 Ia bandera en-
ATecibo.
Los medicos certificaron que %.
"a oemente: Ell juez 10 pone en- Ii.
bertad por irresponsible.
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HEnlDO

In Barros 81 policfa insu1ar 10.
So Pereles hirio Felipe Gonzalez
por cnestiones de fndole particu-
Lar. SerA expulsado del Cuerpo.
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Isssy G AxgetN
oidra, o de Abril, de 1909.
sr. Director de La DEMooRAorA

Sr. Director de LA DEMooRACIA
Sr Como psrecs que hay alguien sn este
pueblo que ae dedica . eonquistarme antira
tfas, espeFo Sc sirva hacer Constsr, que. Of btan
soy al sgente de La DEAoCRACLA aquf, no soy
al sCorresponsalS por 10 tante, NADIA tspgo
que yer con las notfcias que ese peri6dieo p1.
blica referentes esta poblaci6n.
Atentaments,
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Por Ell presenter hago constar que des
de Ell mes de Noviembre & tim Ia cesado
oon Eugenio Rivera en- la representation
cufdado de mis- interases oce le habfa cor.
ferido, NJ respo 1diendo de nIngGa com pro.
misc, trato nj contrato en- que desde aoue-
la fecha no sparezca mi firma
Patillas. Mario 10 de 1902.
Aaostacia Rtosra. Vdd de Lnsanta.
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.-I-sI1ls.ssIF l1LIFL11EIllIlgluL7
Com ffeeuenc2a abandonamos k
\ e1 cMtdado de una tos 8 ur1 resfriado y
D 81 10 deja Vd. continuar por a1gun tempo Il
! eausara irritacion en- los pulnones un E
NAL cronico en- Ia garganta. Las Pas- q
tillaS RronqufaIes de Rrovvns Ie Z
darAn alivio en- seguida lk
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En- ID tards del domingo fu6 sneontrado
&sesinAdo ep ei sOerro de- las Mesas,p Mays
gass, un indfvfduo i6vsn vendedor de leche,
de- nombrs Sabine.
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