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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30
THE WOOING OF ANGELA

nws H. LANCASTER


'rNeva hear how T'eophile come to
marry Angela? No? Das one good
story. Vas"
Old man Llama took long pull at
the Anisette, leaned back on the log,
clasped his knotted hands about his
knees and smiled meditatively at the
axes that rose and fell in the hollow.
Morton frowned, He did not want
to hear the story Not that he doubt
ed it's being good" Llama was
Frenchman. French to the heart. He
could tell story, even bad story.
and not lack for listeners.
Porquoi?
don't know. But, yes; it is this
way.
Your Frenchman can be hog; say
things, do things, even write things
quite hoggish and altogether dreadful
And yet people smile. Comment?
The hog is only a curl-tailed pig after
all, with his impudent nose in the air,
and his roguish ey9 asquint. All, but
It is different with your Englishman,
When he plays the hog he must needs
eat carrion and roll in the mud-the
very vilest mud. A hog is a filthy
brute, don't you know? And whatever
he elects to do. be it bravery or brut-
ishness, John English goes the whole
thing. Your American looks on and
laughs-if he is not too busy with his
money-making.
But this was not bad story; any
girl could have heard it. Why should
Morton hold back from the tempting
treat?
Well, there were several reasons.
The story was hard on his host This
was Theophile Lesseir's chopping, and
It is hardly fair to laugh at a man be-
hind his back while you drink his
Anisette. Rather, one should chop
logs into coal kiln lengths, as one is
expected to do, as those young fellows
down there in the hollow were doing.
Running races and guying one another
on to exertions truly strenuous. Civ.
ing promise of a successful chopping.
''Teophile git hees wood all cot
dis time, sho," grinned old man Ii.
Eana. He slapped his leg, guffawed,
tipped the Anisette jug, and resumed
his story. Morton laid down in the
grass. He wanted to hear and he did
not want to make the old man mad?
Oui certainment. He was in love
with the old mans daughter, the
pretty Camille. Old men with pretty
daughters are generally popular with
young men-at least, it is so on Bayou
Des Arcadien.
"Et was dis way" the old man be-
gan, "T'eophile, he been comm see
Angela long time, long time, vas. EVA
since dey was chillun."
Morton nodded. He knew well the
customs Of the people he had elected
to live with. Their long wooings;
their early marriages and hard-work-
ing, patient lives. Dumb, unrespon.
sive, pathetic, with a strange note of
poetic joyousness running through the
whole.
Puzzling and foiling alike to psych.
Ologist and politician. Sir" said
the psychologist, your Cajan will give
lazy ha ha, where any other white
man would swear and then, sir, turn
around and fly into perfect frenzy of
rage at nothing"
Sir" responded the politician, who
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30

"Goin' marry dat girl? Coin diet"
forefnger slipped its interlacing fell
lows, and pointed southwark.
"Angela's papa leve down yondah.
He flesh for de fact'ry. Mebbe he be
gone week, mebbe mont. Neva know
Eef he find plainte shrimp de first
day" the heavy, stopped shoulders
came into play. "Twas while he was
gone das Angela and T'eophile fall
out. nevva hear what he do but
Angela git mad. Call heem polecat.
Den T'eophile he git mad, too. But
hees mad was different from Angela.
Girl git mad more quick dan boy, but
boy stay mad, das-so, vas. T'eophile,
he go down to de store and mex beeg
brag. Say he want nevva goin' marry
des lay low. By-em-by here come
T'eophile, walkin' mighty beeg and
whistle. Shake out hees sail and slide
off from de wharf, slow and quiet. Dey
want moch breeze. Eet was jes' be-
fore day and mos always eet's mighte
steel jes befo' day. But Teophile
keep sleepin' away, sleepin away, till
he get good piece out and old man
amt showed op yit. Dere was his
boat all tied up and dere was T'eo.
phile. Where was the old man? Jes
den leetle skeef poke eets nose out
from under de wharf. l see a mans
back an den de old mans cap and
Angela. No. He goin' sell bees horst
and buy boat. Den he goin' way. Long
way, vas. Over to Louisiana And
he did. 'Cajan don talk for nothin'
He sell bees horse and buy hees boat
and jes bout dat time Angela's papa
come home.
Down to the store dey tell him
bout beeg brag T'eophile mex. How
he say he amt nevva goin' marry An
gela, and how he goin' start early next
mornin' for Louisiana.
"Old man didn' say moch. No, das
'Cajan's way when som'in' goin' hap
pen. But me, l know. Early next
mornin' l go down on de wharf and
som'pin black on the las seat, and
den l know what's goin' happen.
"Sho, but dat skeef move, vas. Run
like scared deer And T'eophile's
boat goin' slow, more slow. De wind
almost dying out. Den T'eophile, he
catch on. He git out hees oars and
begin to pull. Pull hard. Twas
tonne, vas. Heem in dat beeg boat,
and das skeef runnin' like scared deer.
Fonne? Vas. But it didn't las long.
Bout tree minutes old man pull in
hees oars and stand OPP. Dey want no
more black ting on de las seat, but
dere was som'pin against de old mans
shoulder and som'pin close to bees
cheek. And T'eophile's sail so steel It
couldn' scare a fly. Leetle while
ev't'ing mighty quiet, den de old mans
voice come over de wat
"'Goin marry dat girl? Coin die?'
"T'eophile, he look at de old man
over dat gun, look at de sail, look all
round. Den he pick up de line and
trow heem to Angela's papa. And
De next day he marry Angelal
Down to de store. dey say T'eo-
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30

Meanwhile, old man LLAMA telling
the story of Theophiles long wooing.
A pretty tale, all flecked over with
moonbeams and wild flowers. A story
too, of long, lonely rides through the
small hours when the boy, having sat
half the night on the steps with his
fawn-eyed sweetheart, made his way
to the distant logging camp. Riding
hard that his team might be the first
to role out at crack of dawn.
Old man LLAMA sketched it all in
graphically, and Morton lay in the
grass, giving as much heed to the
song of the axes in the hollow as to
the slow, drawing voice at his elbow.
When the old fellow leaned forward
and spread out his toil-twisted fingers,
it would be time enough to listen.
Presently that time came. A knotty
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30

a heritage
this
a soothing comforting
/ our to leep.
not the festive and palatab
o S long lays OF
coated with
/ S a physician
until could
us up politicians
menus kings emptyi
You're scratching will
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30
The Vital Question.

It was during the heat of the great
campaign. The orator of the even
ing became eloquent as he reached
his peroration. Men of the 'Steenth
Assembly District, are you husbands,
are you fathers are you men? In a
word. are you willing to sell your suf-
frages?"
Now, that's business" cried a
rough voice from the crowd. How
much will you pay for them?"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30

Philosophical
Observations

By BYRON WILLIAMS.

An association declared
In other words the members have Joined forces with the railroad magnaes
kiss Till II Of
Cows ralrOaders against the world Sentiment fast
tom cling all the anonate
Despite this lives They
go ptapat
And in doing philosophy prolonged
young
growing right the ehal will give
being electrified for the bac Never not if he has
s her
n s m w r IN the ba as s p h s na S
loves glowing seal die than live unksed become old as
pronounce
decided either with
anyhow,
4e n na bond b%aps and @ inn the o h war; an
old saw Here have both love and We contemplate to what
welded the very souls of man and out for the areworks
Who would day of
Come lay lay thy thy head breast
and would fight of life liberty and pursuit
Who would kiss the those vel Happier far the
chamber Of death angels hover waiting while lips
cling the lips of the dytng The hottest finds comfort
truly life
The railroad presidents of this! Cruel
Even @ ia is Ben JosoD knew a good thing when he
kiss in he cup
Teny
And our spirits rushed together at the touching the lips
Bnamn West said kiss fO his mother made him painter arden.
always demOnstrat generally The ansers
persuaded quite yet they
As children we we're kissed and kissed each other as sTe We got
when the moon was under cloud both had our shut
anyone eft who'd dodgel
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30
The Garden Walk.

The iris walk was all aglow
With stately beauties-row on row,
Pearly and lilac. white as snow
Dusky and blue as old seas tide
But the fairest flower was at my sidei
Stepping between them, scarce had she
A look for that flushed galaxy
But laughing went The acacia tree,
Loaded, hung just too low; her hair
Was powdered with loose petals therel
The trailing. fiounced and silken gown,
Heedless broke my carnations down;
She tore a rosespray, with a frown
Cast 1t away-"too deep a red
For her waist-ribbons." so she saidl
When came back, the grass dew-wet,
The scent OF sweet peas. mignonette,
Was all about me. l forget
The hour Of coming but / knew
Each petal of the rose she threw
There on the pathway. l could feel
With Its red heart. the crushing heel
Trampling out swift all beauty sweet,
Beneath such dainty, careless feetl
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30

Horticulture as science is still in
its infancy. Many of the greatest
problems are yet unsolveA
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30
Earn.
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The suppIy Of swine.

No man can tell even approximate
ly what the present supply OF swine
is. The hog is an animal that multi
plies with such rapidity that his pro-
geny keeps way ahead of the census
taker and even of the statistic max
ers. We can judge of the increase In
the number of swine largely by con-
ditions being favorable or unfavorable
10 an increase of the supply. The
snort corn crop of last year and the
short supply Of other feeds resulted
in decreasing the numbers of swine
on the farms, as it resulted in send
ing many Of them into the markets.
But the conditions of this year APP
pear to be different. The corn crop
bids fair to be a good one and the
supply of other feed is abundant. It
has been easy for swine raisers to
keep the pigs and push them forward
to good size before sending them to
market, which was not the case last
year. Multitudes of farmers are hold
ing their pigs for a later date, when
they shall have reached the size that
will give them the most money. This
results for the present in a scarcity
OF swine and a good price. Later we
may expect to see the market much
more fully supplied. Just now the
butchers are declaring that pork is
the most expensive meat on the mar
ket. This condition cannot last Two
litters of pigs per year for each brood
SOW makes it possible to enormously
increase the supply of pork whenever
high prices for pork prevail.
Rye Imports of the United Kingdom.
A United States government report
gives the following regarding the inn
ports of rye into the United Kingdom
(England, Scotland, Wales and Ire
land). A bread grain that the United
Kingdom purchases in considerable
quantities is rye During 1900 the
importation of this cereal amounted
to 2,449,000 bushels and had value
of $1,751000. The quantities fur
nished from year to year by the sew.
eral countries contributing to the
supply have varied widely, and espe-
cially the imports from Russia and the
United States. The two countries
mentioned have alternated as the lead
ing source of importation. In 1900
Russia furnished slightly larger ship
ments than the United States, the inn
ports received from the former coun-
try amounting to S27 900 bushels and
having value of s613, 900, or 80 per
cent Of the total, while the United
States contributed S21, 900 bushels, val
ued at s555,O0O, or 80 per cent. After
Russia and the United States, the
only important sources were Canada.
Germany and Roumania. In 1900 the
imports from Canada were recorded
at $4,000 bushels, with a value Of
$363,O00, or q per cent Germany
supplied in that year $4,000 bushels.
the value amounting to $165,OOO. or
9.4 per cent. The quantity Of rye re-
ceived from Roumania during 1900
was unusually small, amounting to
only $4,000 bushels, with a value Of
| $4,000. or rs per cent.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1902-12-30

in
pair of Adam and Garden
seen Eve Numbe tempt
turned a back
Originator somersault quicker than
Two and tempt him.
shore looking
will toll with
raining with his
forward brother Moses the first journalist
fashion
Biblical history
Alexander
mio has file his claim
Albany Mnn he claims
The world is full of miao There too miaOs and
built bridge fashioned
initiate but who branch out into heretofore unknown
motion You won't invent mposibIty but win
be independent practice
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
Fuga de dos
cOndenados d muerte

De 10 czrcS de PittsbuFg, Pennsylvania,
Sc fuKsron aver dos parsonss ponieadose en-
connivencia con una mujer y los tres de1Aron
consternada Ia vecindad los primeros momen-
tos, hasta que fusron gravemente heridos
eaptnrados.
Les fugitlvos eran los hsrmanos Biddle.
cue sentenciadcs muerte por ssesinsto sguar-
dabeh su e1scaci6n.
Pudieron efsctuAr su fuga por la conve-
nsncia Ryuda de To- esposs del alcai1e O. la
c&rcel qnisn delirersdamente los arm6 fra :
gu6 a plan para Ia fuga clandestina On traies
particuIares
la muisr se escape con los prisioreFos y
los tres Sc Allabsn varias milias de distsdcia,
suAndo loa empleados de Ia carcel yinieron 3
saber el hacho
Sic envisron guaFdlas en- 81 peraecHci6n,
cuando Sc Vleron alcanzados hiceron resisten-
Ella, luchando con dsnuedo contessandO al
fuego de les gusrdiss.
Nadie muri6, psro los dos fngitvos Ia
nujer fueron gravemente heridos y uno de
hquelos pTobab emente morira. Los tres fue-
ron capturRdos conducidos 8 Ia eaFcel.
La mujer cue trat6 de libertarics estS de-
tenida sera procesada por complication en-
Ia fDga de los conhnados.
Eel incdente ha csusado gran sensaci6D,
pues e alcalde y esposs erap personas muy
prominentes en- la sociedad de Pittisburg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

--BAilemos el tl10-steps, que es muY bonito.
-MHchRs graciaS, Pepitc;
me Rgito demRsigdo
DO Reierto 4 bailar cuando sglto.
Mo tenga usted cuidRdo
irsmos despacito....
" haremos pspel muy desafrado.
No Ie imagine ustad. Yo 10 he bailado
es el too steps mi bale favorlto
ICu4ntsg veces en- casa 10 he enseyadol
Ss 10 asegaro, como aoy Pepito:
poF bailar el tl09 steps me pito.
-Pero 20 no 10 sc. Por otro lado
decirle me permto
que me aprletR muchfslmo el calzado.
-SCon IN pie tan monono tan chiquito1
-lJesdsl... Ique exsgeradoi
-PeHo mo baita usted2-Por de contado...
-(Vere ST 10 convsnzo y 10 disusdo)
rs oil ttCo steps IN bale muy bonitO,
muy sencillo muy fkeil-GQ16 porfadaD
Dos pAsos este lsdo,
dos mas media vuelta -. icaballtoi
va ans usted Sc ha empefildo
saldTemos 6 bailar.-Ds may buen gradc.
~
--MSs apFlsa.. Asl, asf..-IPor Dios, Pepitoi
CORE usted dsmasado.
Vamos al trOte largoI-No hay cuLdado.
Me han dado plsot6n,y POGO. CRITIC.
-Es el ttO0 steps IN bale spresursdo....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
NoBLEZA oBLIGA

. noblezs puads cali6 3aTse ls conducta ob-
uervads por los Dtres. don Jot6 Bsrreras, me-
dioo titular de Juncos don Arturo Cabrera
eoler, de la Carolina, quIenes me aafstfeRon
CON la mayor asiduidad, cello acierto en- la
gravfsima epfsrmedad que de sdbito se apods-
re de nj. de la que Sc me erela vfetima seGu-
ra, por hAb6rseme presentado conplieaciones
Que etlOs ensegnida sbacsrnn y vencieTon, CO.
mo no podla mshOs de sucedeF, dAdos aus pro-
fundos c9noeimtsntos de aIenos ex perimeuta.
dos.
Wine primeFsmense atacsao De Gebre BIZ
liosa, y ell docteF E1rrsFas sa eonstitaY6 ense-
guide, meioF que an nj ma iicO an pateFna
defensor contra Ia enfermedad qua amenszaDa
mi existenciai luego agrav6 mi sItaaci6n
con la presentation del titus acom pafado dos
puss De IN fusrte paludlsmo. sin duda por asr
Inuy bdmedo ell sftio que ne encontrAba en
lR Jurisdiction de Jnncos las condolences
que me- rOdeaban, pceO favorsbes 3 mi cura-
ci6n; por cuyo motive, viando 81 Dr.. Cabrera
SoIer que mi vi Ia estaba en- fnminente pelgro
81 ccntinnsba aijf, me srasad6 q este pueblo
de 10 Carolina, reconecido como muy sal a6a a.
bic por sua condolences higi6nic8s sftuaci6n
topogr6fca, en- donde me encnentro fuera de
peiigro franca eonvalescencia.
Dasie que salf de Jnneos, no aae abandop6
siquisTs IN Eaomento el dector Cabrera Solsr,
las garras de Ia terrible psrea SO
presa, que al aG arrebst6 graciss s su eonstan-
Ella ciencia y q lA nobeza de- human1ta-
rios sentlmientcs
Estos hech >, perdursFSn en- mi nemoria
y 20 sere siempre un tessinoBio slecuente de
eilos de ia grsttnd que ambos facnltativos
sen acreedorss.
M quedarfa slatisfacho sino hiciese p1bi-
ca Ia gratitnd que esos refi1res, reputados ms
dieos, han sambraio On mi coraz61, por u as
cue hteFa su nesurAl m0destia
Tamolea hago extensive mi recommendation
80 todos aqueilos amigos, dne tapto de Jun
cos, como dc Caguss, Rio P.sdFas, Carolina Y
dem6s pusblos, diEecta indrecta n enta, sc
han intRreaado p0r mi saIud con sd solieitucl
euidsdos
Antieipa ustsd tambi6 4, sefor Director
las mas cnmpiias graciss por Is inserei6u ds
las presentes !fnesa
Manuel Lizafii.
Caroline, so 70 9aro 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
LA CENSURA RUSA

se hs prohibldo Ia represeutaci6n que SO
preparaba on 81 teatro de ls Sceiedad Litsraria
= rtfstfca de Ia tra1ucci6n Fusa de La come
dia francesa antisemitG de autgnon, titulada
DscddenCe
Sa la prohlDdo, apts p 1ams.F 20 que Se
produiessn dssordenesi poF Id oposleioh oe par
ts del pa 7iico.
La citadA comedl2 oe 6|ignon SAnoien
habla sIdO PR h bids on PsIi' POT = eensprs -
H. directLr del te@srot q sraaAceOr ~ 0e
cadence ysfios actores qde u IoAh plsssn' psa
tar, habfsn resioido en- estos 0ias s"enaAa0"7
sas ALenimcsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
Atentado en- ell Jap6n

Telegrsfian de San Francisco lie Rap.
per- coB hrmando la noticia da nm atentado
contra el Mikado.
Ri ex dIputado japon6s Janaka LYesco
IN extEani iero llamado JhnrsoI, Rcechsron al
paso d la earroEa imperial despu6s de "a aper.
tura lei Parlamento y mientras Lyesco sc ads-
IAntaba . presentar un memorial, oil extra n zero
Jherson dispsro IN piStoletazo 81 interior da
Ia carroza.
Ambos Bgresores han sido presses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
Ell carnavaI en- San Juan

AYer ampas1 c7n muoha animaci6n ei
iuegO de Carnaval en- Sian Juan.
lEn cartera tenemos para pubicarla ms d q.
ma uoa revista q la bntGJLG de- con fstis SER
pentlnas que hubo an Ell eiegante bazaar del
sen1r Giusty.
Eor falta de aspaelo no la inserta n os hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

para producer una Gre
ma agradable al pala-
dar. Scott & Bovine
fueron mas ALA y aso-
ciandole los hipofosf-
tos dc cal y de sosa,
que son los reconstitu-
yentes mas poderosos
que SIC conocen EN- La
medicina, produjeron
una combination feliz
que da grasa y fortaleza
q los tejidos y pulmo-
mes, cal q los huesos,
f6sforo al cerebro Y
sosa 4 la sangre.
Debe e:zigirse siempre la legftima
Emulsion de Scott que lleva la
etiqueta del hombre con el baes
lao 4 cuestas.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Quirntcos. New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
SCI Carr val"

este sen'anarin deaieR1o 81 55'io sex7, pn +.
hiiea en- So i slno III naro nu u-fmnras, rasr.
% Dc aestra estiHIada amiga Is gaiiarda gan
~ pone' p - eoa O2psahsimsf, acompafaiio
de 10 areeidos eioRiias.
TAmhi6a pub tea uaA visa fotegrsasa az
ID villa ae AracIbo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
OORTADILLO
PARA Ell HOSPITAL

"A iniciatva del regente de los taIleres IT,
pograflcos de LA L|EMocBACIA, don Felipe Bur
gos. SO ha hecho una colecta entire Ell personal
de ID. redacci6n, Ia, imprents varios amigos,
para adquirir una GAIA con andas = regalsl'a
oil hospital de Cegnas, 6n de que an ella Sc
conduzcan los car1Sveres de este estabiecf-
nierto de benehcencia.
La que sc utiliza en- esa mission SO halle an
rnuy NAL estado.
He souf los nombFes da los donantes:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
Bales de CarnavaI

TEl sim pGticc cfreulp de recreo GU niOD.S da
CayeF, Sc propone dar dos bales de Carnaval:
uuo el domingo Q de los corrientes otro ell
domingo lie Plnats.
No dudamos resulttlr6 an, ar I'm adfslmos ,dado
los eiementos sociales con que cuenta Cayey.
Agradecemcs Is Comfsi6n organizadora
la defsrencia que ha tanido 81 Invitzrnos para
dtchas festas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
ag0sA70s N0TAal0S
CLARION & YORDAN
p0al G@ s. @0R z. :

hgenoia ID negoojos judicialos, No
tsriales, Coutenoiosoa oto., etc. Testa-
'nentarfas. se arregian por diffoiles que
Hean. RsPEoIALiDAD On Jurisdiction 70.
luntaria: Asuptos conteno osos, se traini-
tan con prontituds Sabsanaci6n de defso.
los en- doo1mantos suietos 4 inscripcidn:
AGENTE3 do ia comp2f1fa de Seguros ds
Vida eEL SOLE del Can ada. Compra
venta de dncas r&stioas urbanas. Ad4
TIvIUAD, pFeoios modicos.
.TuliO 80 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
1oor falta de frrla

Hemos recshifo unas notas de CiAes, y
sentimos no pubIicsr'aa porqne solo las autorf
"a una d. rma que dice : 81 e0rresponsat.
Cuando ncs an wien notefas deben ve-
MIR alempre autorzkndslas Ia frma de la per-
soma que as ramits Da 10 contrarlo Iran &l
canasto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
LAS ESTAFAS
sVSSeUO Ngeseee

r,o ca an Guaysma, de 1tDe Puerto Rico
Herald, nuestro amigo ell j6ven don Leo BAiz,
con el que pueden entendsEse todos los suScri-
torres del colega en- aquella loeahdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

Todos los dem6s que quiersn cosdyuvar al
proyecto pueden dar sus nombres su 6bolo en-
la imprenta de este peFi0dico.
No Sc sdmite suscripci6n de mas de SO
centavOs por cSda individuo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

DlF&Dte eI pashdu mes do E0ero, en ell
lu7gAoo FnnDfci9st ne San Frarciseo. Sc han
lns6Fulio 10 cansaS cTiinlnaiss, b hs6i6ndose CO.
Ieorado 5D 1n1eiO3 da fait*@ 8 matrfmoniea
cW1'es- Sa nan lnscrlto ~ nacimientos, a.
defancOnss matFfmonfos cato ices.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
FARM lCA Y O3OGJER'h
ID e BL A NC O
Sam Juan s4n francisco Mama. 80

sam Juan san francisco KWaaA. 81
E'recfos de agunas preparedness espect&-
les da la misma
Jarabe de R6bano odado, frasEo 40 ctyg.
Id de Lactn fosfato de cal i'll 40
I'd de Hipofosft0 de cal i'd 40
Id deProto1oduFo hierro inaIterable, fras-
CO 40 centavos
Magnesfa eferyescente fraReo a0 eer.ta vca
Elixir de Cicero fosfato d q cal id 90 >
Zarzaparriila sid SO ,
Vino de quina foafatafo i'd 80
For docenas sc hacen reosias de mpor-
tsncia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
:. - - C. Ci =, $

lE| sdbdito espsnol don Francisco MarGi
Pusrlte, hs prestado 1uramanto de ddelidad
los EstRdos nidos.
La C0misi6n del cuerpo de l& policfa insu
lar s's rsuni6 la barde del visrnes para aprobar
el relspgancha de aguuos guerdias cue par
haber cump.i00 su centrata 10 habfan solici
tado.
Hoy u las dos de 10 tarde recoierk Ia CO.
Frespondencia para ID Hahana puertos do
su ruta, eli vapor cabarto &MaTfa Herrera
la cabo de ID polieia insular sefior Carra-
ras que prsstaba ssFvieio en el puesto de San
JUAN fue trasiadado a guardia del Presidio
y nombr6 don Tonlss L9mela, de Bio Pie
dras, psrs sustituirLe.
Ell GPhiadephiae en- 81 6ltIm0 vIais
trsja 132 sacos de corresp pondencia para Puer-
TO Rico da l0s Estados q Unidos.
ID juaves pr6xlmo darS 50 anHnciads con-
ferencia sobre Ia GAbsorcI6nS, oil sedor Ma
tlenE0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

lis ingrssaie en- 81 Dsrtfio federal al TO-
van iuanadino don Jacnto Sanchez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03

L9s sFf1ree Sosdiofno Lopez & ca ,, nos
paFticipsn qne han establec1o una socisdad
mercantiA bai io aqueila r&x6n, en- San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-03
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