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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
YARDING SPACE NEEDED
FOR PRODUCTIVE HENS

From Farmers Review: When we
first began yarding fowls we found
that with a balanced ration of a va
riety of foods they invariably pro-
duced more eggs than unlimited
range. But we soon found that the eggs
were less fertile and our loss of chicks
was greater. These yards were so small
that we had to supply a part of the
green food. We increased the size of
our yards and provided plenty of
shade This corrected the trouble with
fertility and loss of chicks. We be-
Iieve the ideal way would be to have
two yards for one pen of fowls and
change occasionally. Miller Bros,
Brown County, Indiana
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
BEN DAVIS APPLES ARE
GROWING IN POPULARITY.

In the cities we hear no more com
plant about the lack of flavor of Ben
Davis. 1t has been about the only ap-
pie the common people could get hold
of this past winter, and it has i'm
proved on acquaintance 1t has been
retailing in the Chicago groceries at
65 cents per peck nearly all winter,
and now is quoted at 80 cents per
peck In a good many stores the
buyer has had his pick of Ben Davis
under three different names: Ben
Davis Gano and New York Pippin.
The peopIe-the buyers and caters
are finding fault only with the price
they have to pay for Ben Davis. Never
theless, we expect that at the horticu1-
tural meetings that are coming we
shall hear all kinds of bad things said
about Ben Davis, and that the person
that buys it never buys it second
time. We know better now The Ben
Davis is a wonderful apple because
it is with US when no other apple is
obtainable. 1t makes money for the
apple grower and it saves money to
the apple buyer Let US have more of
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
GOATS IN PORTO RICO
PAY GOOD DIVIDENDS.

There are some sheep on the island
but these need considerable care and
do not thrive in the warm climate of
Porto Rico on account of their heavy
wool. Goats, however, are found to
be excellent substitutes Their meat
is of a delicious flavor, they give an
almost incredible amount of rich
sweet milk and it does not cost much
to raise them A young goat, prop
erly roasted, is fully as nice as the
latest lamb and many Americans in
Porto Rico prefer the goat meat A
nanny is worth 81 to 81 and it is
true that they thrive on the proverbial
tin can-''-Porto Rico Agricultural
Journal.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
THE PROPER WAY TO
HEAD APPLE TREES

We notice that in modern orchards
there is a great tendency to head the
apple trees low This is certainly a
great advantage over the old way
where the tree tops were put up as
high as possible, neceSsitatiIg long
ladders in harvesting and making it
impossible to get at some of the fruit
Such trees, where still existing, offer
obstacles to both the harvester and
the sprayer- In the latter operation
a low-headed tree is more thoroughly
treated than a high-hea-ed tree can
be- The tops can be low and vet
enough room can be left under the low
er branches to Go the ordinary work
that the trees require IL. the way of
Cultivation. This mean should be
sought We must do much of orr
work with horses and therefore the
lower branches should not be allowed
to lie upon the ground, as we have
seen them in some orchards
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
His own Interpretation.

do you ever expect to see Hamlet
properly played" asked the friend.
No answered Mr. Stormington
Barnes gently; mot unless there is
something in this astral body theory
which would enable one to be in two
places at the same time
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Another step Forward.

'"The manager of our bureau has
thought out a splendid scheme for
the chi1dren's supplement-
Eth. What is it?''
He has had one of the artists draw
a full page picture of Mont Pelee in
action, and then, right at the summit
ne has rubbed a lot of explosive
chemicals. When a match is touched
% the stuff the eruption occurs The
child under five years whose photo
graph shows the smallest amount OF
hair and eyebrows after the explosion
gets the first prize Great idea, isn't
it?"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
The Reporter Scores.
that

Senator Treacle-Did you tell that
reporter l had nothing to say?
Servant-YeS, sir.
Senator Treacle-I suppose he was
very much disappointed.
Servant hardly know, sir He
said he was aware of the fact that
you never said anything but was I'M
der the impression that you never
missed an opportunity to talk.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Recoonjtion at Last.

you are the most hateful, destable,
abominable villain I have ever metz
exclaimed the indignant woman
You fill with gratitude. mad
am replied the gloomy traveller,
whose diSagreeable manners had Of
Tended her Il have been stage vii
lain for twenty years and yours is the
first kind word l have ever had
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Error in Bookkeepfnq.

yes said the head of the firm,
Miss Addie is a good bookkeeper, but
she makes queer Mistakes
What, for instance?" asked tn q
silent partner
We'll, she enters our messenger
boys wages under the head of run
ming expenses
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26

This has been a delightful spring."
said the visiting stranger to the Bill
vile resident
You bet it has" was the enthusiast
tic reply *@Billy's kilt forty-twO rat
t1esnakes, an sold the rattles for fifty
cents apiece, Atlanta Constitution
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
POULTRY POINTS PICKED
UP BY EXPERIENCE.

No man that has not handled hun
dreds of fowls should start in with a
big poultry plant 1t is better to be-
gin the poultry business as side is
sue and gradually develop it. The
side issue will teach many lessons that
will be valuable when it becomes the
main issue. The cost of learning is
considerable even with small flock.
With a large flock it free uent1y be-
comes SO great that the wno1e enter
prise Is abandoned.
The man that is about to build
large poultry establishment should
own his land. If not that, then he
should have a long lease. To own is
better. The writer Knows of a wom-
an that built $500 worth of poultry
houses on a rented place. In little
over a year she concluded to move and
sold her buildings at sacrifice, the
same to be moved from the place. Had
she owned the place she might at least
have sold them with the place or
rented them if she rented the place.
AS it was she threw most of her mon
ey away. One advantage in poultry
culture is the constant improving Of
the land. The owner usually gets the
benefit of this-not the renter. By all
means build expensive houses only On
your own land
Builders of poultry houses should
consult many planS before Du1i01nS-
By this means the thoughts of many
persons will be brought into service
If the house is built without such in
vestigation, the owner will be con
stantly finding errors in the Original
plan but too late to correct them ex-
cept at great expense At the present
time there are many sources from
which to obtain plans for such a
house The novice is likely to ger
too much or too little glass He vii:
put the windows in the wrong posi-
ton perhaps in the roof where they
will be covered in the winter by ice
and snow and will in the summer pour
a hot stream of sunshine onto the
fowls shut up in the house Many
things have to be learned by others
that should save US from disastrous
experiences.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
AbundantIy occupied.

what does the society which you
have just joined find to do?" asked
Mrs. Bizzie's husband.
"A great DEAL" was the answer
after we get our organization estab
lished the question of other peoples
eligibility to membership gives us all
the work we can possibly attend to-"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Pino-Ponu's Deadly Work.

what was that awful row at the
club last night?'
Dreadful, wasn't it -? They were dis
putting as to whether vellum pingpong
rackets were better than wooden ones,
and some of them kept right on fight
ing in the ambulance on their way to
the hospital
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Knew What Chaos Meant.

Lecturer (on French Revo1ution)-
1T is impossible to imagine the chaos
that reigned-confusion and anarchy
everywhere In our more peaceful
conditions we cannot even imagine
such a state of things
Man at the back of the hall-"Yes.
we can, mister Come up to our
house; we're moving.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Land of the Free.

Shiny Patches say, Phil. what is
all this talk about the need of free
art in the United States?
Ragged Phi1osopher-That's all
right, Shiny, and it is one of the
things that we want to push along.
The harder we push the sooner our
turn will come. You see, this is the
land of the free, and the idea is to
be made practical in alphabetical or
der They are going to start in with
art, and, soon that is out of
the way they will take up B. which
means beer There's where our inter
est comes in
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
An untutored Impression.

Il understand" said the savage
islander, that the last of the Caribs
have about disappeared, owing to
numerous explosions in their vicin-
ity-''
Yes answered the other. I'm
other words, the Caribs may now be
regarded as civilized"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Easily Overlooked.

What do you think of his nerve2'
exclaimed the young man who was no.
toriously tricky in business; The call
ed me a barefaced robber-
20, WELL, replied the man who
knew him, probably in his excite
ment he didn't notice your mustache-'
STRAY Stories
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
The Easy Mark.

Mark1ey-You're a nice friend to
have. Why didn't you lend Borroughs
the IS he wanted2
Kraft-Why should I?
Markley-To save me. You must
have realized that he knew if he didn t
get it from you he would from me.
You've practically robbed me of that
FLYER"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
His Conclusion.

ct understand that you have made
life study of volcanoes, said the
interviewer.
Il have answered the scientist.
What do you regard the most
important conclusion to be deduced
from your research eS2 %
Simply this. If you live near a
crater that starts to smoke take
steamship passage for somewhere
else
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
How He Won Her.

Ardent Suitor---I lay my fortune at
your feet
Fair Lady-*.Fortune. I did not
know you had money"
Ardent Suitor-I haven't much; but
it takes very little to cover those tiny
feet
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Too Terrible

What is your choice of weapons ?'
asked the duelist-
teAutomobiles.'' replied our hero in
ringing tones
But the challenger, prefering an
easy death. went into the back yard
and shot himself
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Infant Prodiax.

what you have learned in your school.
Now, can you tell me the difference
between B and CT
Freddy-Thaths eathy. A bee it'll
a inthect, an thea it'll full of water
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Tmmiaration to cuba.

600 immigrants mostly Americans and
Spanish farm workers. have landed in
Cuba in the last three years The
number also includes about 900 Chi
neSe-
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
Generally.

Tommy-e.Pa, what does the paper
mean when it says comment is I'M
necessary %
Mr. Fight means that the writer
doesn't know what to say
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26

Virginia white oak green weighs 677
pounds to the cubic foot; in two. years
time its weight viii be reduced to ~ 9
pounds
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
a Youthful Financier.

Dobbs-s- Ohnny, if L give you a
dime, can 1 trust you to convey this
note safely to your sister without any
one seeing it
Johnny-~Yes@er- it would be
much safer for a quarter
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26
More Necessarx.

Lady Tin registry off1ce)-Have you
ever minded children before2
Nurse-No- mum, but I've made
many a child mind me-
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26

The HumOr of Life

A Gift.
My young friend said Senator
Sorghum, you have an exceptional
talent for speechmaking.''
Yes" complacently replied the
statesman who gets a great deal of
applause from the galleries. Il feel
justified in saying that oratory is a
gift
That's what it is There are
mighty few people who can get paid
for it nowadays
One of Those Pet Phrases.
Did any of the inhabitants escape
with his life2" inquired the man who
wants the narrowing details.
4 didn't stop to ascertain" an
swered the man who is harrowingly
exact 1T struck me that if anybody
escaped without his life there wasn't
much use in his escaping, anyhow
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26

-tOh, that's different. It's headache
same thing. You'll be all right"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26

Il fear you have a severe case of
cephalalgy,'' was the reply.
Great guns, doctor, can't afford
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-26

A Conditional Diagnosis
What is the matter with me, doc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
OORTADILLO.
NUEVA EMPRESA

Ha empezsdo eiercer e trk6co entire
0arIbbesn Steamship Company ,, compaflfa
constituida principalmente con capital puer-
borriqueno y americana.
Copforme las noticias que tenemos, otra
5ompanfs que h&ce el mismo trafco, ha reba-
jado per una semsnR para Ponce Mava-
gles dnicamente, IN so per ciento, los a o.
5ss de 8ctuales tarfas.
81 concrete de Ia isls, comprendiendo per-
fsetamente, que esta rebsja, limitada para la
nisma semana de salida del vapor HARRY --
sl primero de Ia empresa que hace Ia trave-
afa-iIevs como dnico principal nbjeto sl
presentar obstkculos Ia GN " York Cam bbe
;55es mshp Oompany1 no hS deisdo de CORES
ponder, con verdadera ehcsciA los esfneFZoa
lie ests Companfa, que clsramente ha demos
1rado el ben que ha de reportar al concrete
IN general, puss debido ella, ha anmentsdo
'1otabemente las faciIidades entire los Estadea
Unidos Puerto Rico, 10 que por sf solo cons
titnye una excelente ventaja.
Segdn csbegramas recibidos de New York
al vspor HARRY sali6 de dicho puerto, con
earga completa de mas menos 500 tonele-
6as para Ia isla, ell jueves timo, fecha fiada
para su salida.
Para correspondsr & esa protection la
Compsfsfs sgreg ara otros vspores, ests bic
riendo saidss mensuales del puerto de New
Orlesns, y qutncenales del puerto de New
Work. De 6stos saldrs uno directo para Ell de
kian Juan, otro para Ell de Poncs en- viajes
fegulares.
Teticftamos los propietarios de dicha
compsffs por eE favor que rscibs del pdbtco,
j les deseamos muchas prosperidades
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
La tscuela 'Poncede Leon

So hA oeupado la prensa de 10 capital en-
eaton 6fss de In escuelR aPonce de LHonD que
reRepta con tanto AcIertD en- PQerta De TERRA
pl antique maestro don Migael y. Gorbea v
Raunos hi seior GorbetA instal6 er ella bajo
los me1ores auspicI0s, Ia BibltotesG CfrciGld7lts
" su lahorioaidad Sc debe el considerable nai
lner0 dc alum noa snyos qne 70 distnRuen por 81
AplieAei6p, eonduct& anistancia constants.
a propOsto dc la Btlolioteea, ls Jnnta Dr.
PecsivA eleRlda para el fomensc de la misma
es Ig que sigue pregidida por 50 professor prin-
eIDml: Pascist0 FernRndeA Cneto, Bibtioteca-
RIO. CFistins CaHAdo Canales, Tesnrera: Juan
GaiIardo v Lara, SscEstario MaFfa Perez
Prats Francisco Prats y Cueto, MicaelR DA-
villa Balearas, F0calep.
Nos llama In AssncicL IN amigo SCORE el
hacha de encontraRsa eI maestro principal di-
rixiendo su grAdo durants las Asis herAs,
snasnando 0i ingi6g rGsIca dfbu1oi al paso
d "a otroa do tgpai eat~geris cnn 81 mismo
s%walAa fa7gN conaIdarndos como inspectores
de 50 escuals, daE DOS nofhe az cISses s1shsu as
nuxiliaF para 81 grado V Assistant para iA an
semanaa dal IngIAs SIN EN- bAYgD, el sfflor
Gorhs,A, no Es queia ri pide anmento de Sue
90 pArscs eatRr pienan1snte aatisfecno. Es-
b - llama VerdAesra yOcasson.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
AvnS g

Por 60 ctvs. franco de porte Sc re-
nnitiran por correo 100 tarjetas i'm
presas como Sc desee y con soLres.
Tambi6n ofrecemog con canto do
rado de gran lujo en- cartulina fna
d S LOO el ciento impresas Y con So
bres.
Diriiir los pedidos d don Jose Pic6
Matos, on Ponce, Gale de la &Con-
cordia> NJ. 3 frente d Ia Ofcina del
Correo. !.
Nota: Sc suplica escriban con cla- =
ridad Los nombres y apellidos, cada
pedido debe venir accompanied de .
iInporte en- money orden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
l.o de Lopez Gaztambide

EL Pats dk cnents dis una entrevizta tenis
aa con nosotros poR el teniente Lopez Gsztam-
bde, pero como en- la forma que da ell colega
In hoticiA podlfa prest&rse q err6neas inter
pretacioneu como hay en- ella algunas Inc
xactjtudeB, vamos expresar 10 ocnrrido.
No fu6 en- la rsdseci6p de La DEMoCRACIA
sino en- lA casa particular de nuestro director,
uonde estuvieren los tGnientes Ga5tambfde y
FerrGn. Este 6itimo e8 amigo fntmo de nues-
tro director desde la juventud, por 10 que el
seh1r Abrl les recibi6 en- So casa, pesar de
ser de noche haliarse ya reeogido. La con-
fsrencia, que desdO el primer momento foe en-
Bentldo AmistosOs no In pResenciaron paTtOs
eesttg0s, como dice GEl PsfsS, en- su af6n de
terRiversar siempFe los aechos; sino qas tuvo
lugaP sciAmente entire les se5aores FerrAn, ,4Az-
tambide Abril. Expnsieron los primeros
cue lA vlslta no tenfA otro Opiato que saher
quien era e aut0r ds liA earta que Sc inse5to
en- oil peRi6dico haci@ndOsele caIgos graves
q Gaztamhide con oil I'm de llevarle los
tribunales, en- case de no decir el nom
bFs llevarA & LA DEMoCRAC1A 4 dichos tribu-
males, 81 estA se hacfR responsible de las impu-
tAciones hschas. X COMO ell RntoF de Ia carta,
Benor Glorgetti, NO solo no nos encareei0 la
feserva sino que por el COntraFio, nos mani
fest6 responder en- todo terreno de los cargos
que hAcia, cumplimos maestro deber dtCiendo-
les el nombre del autor j Ia actitud que este
Asnmfa.
Mai podia, pues, h4cerse nuestro Director
Bolidario de hechos que desconoce en- absolute,
dc los cuAles hapia Rutor responsible
Yea, pues, EL Puts como mania de ter
givernar Las cosas, slempre que LA DEMO.
cRACIA se re6ere, no le conduce otra parte
qne ai ridicuIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13

d Que noticias tisDsn ustedes del Comisio-
nado repuollcsno on Washington, del ssrkhso
Degetau?
sAben ustedea Algo de sus gsstionss2
Mudo, impasihie couaD Ia Esfngs, no dice
Gesta ooca es mfsss sino & las horas de yantar.
II nj SO ocupA de elnvlarnos semilIas de
melones, sandals VI ealabazas
Por 10 vlsto, ha caido en- la cuenta ds que
en- el pals tenemos cosecha Rbundante so
orada de TODD escs por 10 cual ha hecho per-
fectamente en- suspender las remssas.
En- cuanto su proloDgado siencio, nos
paHsce este muy plauBible muy digno, como
hije. al I'm, de su discretion huen tacto.
81 nads tfsne que decirnos para que ha
de moiestarse en- hablar en- escribir
POGO suena su nomtre dentro fuera del
lar native; sele tlene cast olvidado; pero 81,
en- Gamble, dR prisa porque Sc Ie recuer-
de, asf es que para muchos tanto equiVale que
residA en- Washington como EN- Madrid, en-
China en- Bahia.
z ssf, de bsena fe
dicen aqpf Mia
Y de DegetRu que?
--PHes de Degetau nA
Es IN Comisicnado de luio.
~
xThe Puerto Rico Esgies-6 sea Gel
Aguila de Puerto Rico1--inserta a Ia cabeza
de su primera p6Eins eHtas frases de don Ro-
man BAidorioty ala prenss debe ser conse
ecnente con sus principles, rigurosa en- ell fon-
do &tica en- Ia forma.D
MuchO celetrAremos que el coegs ponce
no 30 AJuSBB elemPfe q agBme1&nt6 norma, que
viene ser como Ia condemnation de su pro-
grama.
En- cuAnto GThe CountryS-6 sea SEl
PaIsS-debs mirsfse en- ese espeio.
Pero esto es im puelbte, pngs nunca foe
eonsecuente con aus principles.
En- ven de riguToso de 6tico, es destem-
plado y procaZ, costumbre inveterada en 81 y
de lR euaI no destBtirA fAeilmente.
Es IN error de bulto
espeFar que prescnda del InsIito.
Antes el lobo Zero
no seguirA las huellas del eordero,
seFa 81 guardian mas esforzado,
trocAndose en- pacfhco honrado.
Con 10 cual estA dicho todo.
-.
Por 10 demGs, sl tftnlo del nuevo psri6di-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
NOMBRAMIENTO

Comunicsn de Washington que el presiden-
tA Rooseveft hs acceptable In fnvlGaci6n daI 60
hferno espaf1ol para que los E.tadcs Uuidoa
esten Eepretentados an las cersmonias que SO
han de celebrar en- Madrid con motive de lle-
gar el rey don A fonso s su mayor edad
El nombramiento de anvlado especial ha
recafdo en- Ia persona del doctor j. l. NJ ca
rryt ninistro que T. q de lcs Estadoa Uuidos on
~ adTid desde 1855 & 1885 sienfo presidante
Grover Cleveland, So hallahA desempe f1ant5o
sn puasGo cuando .. NJ. naei6
FL snvfado special iFs acounpafado de su
esposa.
e. doctor Curry sfempre mantnso re'acio-
res coroiales con la fsmilia real de Espsfia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
ROREClE1lO
Una mujer da muerte a au conoubino

Ei microbes entire nueve media dies
da Ia nochs. di6 pauerts Mateo Rojas 81 an
tfgua concublna Victoria G7nzales.
Ss sup6Hs que en- la Eucha ella Ie arrane6
ell cuchiio que portabs hpndiApdolo en- ell
eoras6n 10 deio muerEo an ell aeto.
81 difunto era de mAlos antsesdenGes p la
kpnicidR ea una desaraeiada cue en- los mo
raentos de com stef el crfmen "a hallaba an es-
tAdo dc nbriaguez
Los guardiss Perez IgIesias y Perez Simo4
n6-del pnesto de Arecibc, donde ocurrf6 al
hecho desc ubIieron diehc crimen moA los
ounce minutes de nfectuado
e. aepecto de la G,nsa,sz es sumaments
tranqulo. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
CHARDON & YORDAN
PGDm cE -AMoH a.

Agencia de negooioS judioiales, No7
tariales, Contenciosoa etc.. etc. Tests
mentarfas, t,e arreglan por diffoiles quo
sean. EsPlsCIALIDAD en- Jurisdiction vo.
luntaFia: Asuntos contenc' c,gog. se trami.
tan con prontitud: Subsanaei6n de defeo.
tos en- dooumentos su1etes i inscription;
AaENTEs de la oompafifa die Seguros do
Vida EEL SOL3 del Canada- Compra v
venta de fncas rdsticas urbanas. Acs
TIvIDAD, pTeoios m0dicoa.
Julio 80 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
Angel Acosta Ouintero
AbOlgadO Y NOtarfo
Ponce. Puerto Rico.
Tranquilida ssalud Beposo para laa
Ma dres = las OriataEas.
rT. TAp Ap

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de Ia
sefiora WINISLOW. ae IA Io. ris,os ev
el perfodo de Ia DENTTCTON ia
sblanda las sncfas. resnelve Is inf9ayacf6r
alivia todo dIolor. y oura el c,5lieo vevt,sr,
Inoeente V efoax en- todoa lbs oss,v
Aconsejamos { las madres qns teng m
nlno entermp que no dejea que Ia prsyen.
cion pr Pia ni La de otros, e'Fite el uao ds
esfa medieina que proporoiona alivio aep
guro, Embellishments seguro, 81 ee usA
oportunomellte. alh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
Una muler vaIerosa

TN irdivfduo intept6 penetrar por una
IentgnR de In casa que habita en- Ia eale del
kobie, de BIO pisdrss, Ia seflorita Cronley,
protectors do squei'a poblaci6n.
La mencionada sefipriea,' dispaFo scbre 81
imdr6n tres tlros do revolver, de calibre treinta
oeho.
1Hn6raae II Squ6l reaulS6 hsrido, pues en-
brendi6 10 fuga
El hecho ocuFFlo las tres de ia madru-
EAda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-13
AN JUAN
Por feI6grafo.


En la autopsia practicable al
cadaver del suicida Esteva, hijo
Glvl collector de Ponce. ae constat6
que habfa tornado una doeis de
verde do Paris .suficiente para ma
tar a cuatro personals.
CorresponsaI.