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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For United States Senator.
James P. Clarke, OF Pulaski county.
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OFFICE: 300 West Barraque Street
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ad SER
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

by an alarm sent IN from the aSLoF
end of the Northern Pacific yards.
Sparks from q passing locomotive
had ignited the platform Of the old
Yegen warehouse, adjoining the wool
warehouse and when the firemen ar-
rived a merry little blaze was in prog
ress. Fortunately it had made so
small Roadway that it was extinguish-
ed with the hand chemicals. The
building has been OF fire a number of
times and is not much more than a
shell.
William Hoyx al arraigned in po-
lice court this morning on the charge
of carrying concealed weapons. He
entered a plea of not guilty, although
admitting that when arrested he had
a revolver, Z but claimed to have had
it in his hand, consequently it could
not have been concealed. He said
he had the pistol for the purpose of
projecting a woman who had been
having trouble with a man and was
afraid he would return and do her
harm. AS he had to go out and look
after some horses, he said, he carried
the revolver with him so as to- have it
handy in case of need. His trial will
take place this evening at 6 o'clock.
If Referee Firth and Attorney John
ston, can prevent it, w. c. Baker OF
Joliet, lately declared a bankrupt,
will not receive his discharge, notice
of his application for which has been
received. Baker has failed to pay
the costs of the proceedings and also
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

co DOWN THE LINE TWICE
Lose Both Saturday and Sundays
Game by Scores Painful to
Behold.

From Mondays Daily GazetteA ]
For a strictly amateur team Nhitf
hall is all right and competent to fS&d
its own with the best Of them in <haA
class, but when 1t comes to plfying
against a semi-professional cosAbina-
ton, especially of the grade Kept on
tap at Billings, it gets beyond its
depth and must be prepared to take
what is handed 1t. Its members are
all gentlemen and good, clean players,
not given to rowdyism or anything
savoring Of unfair or dirty" playing.
They are good losers and take defeat
with grace and do not whimper or
make more than the ordinary players
growls about the umpire.
Through an unfortunate rumor they
were made the objects OF the grand
stands chatting and bandinage. Some
one had started the report that they
! had announced themselves the cham
pions of the state and were ready to
play any team, outside Of the Pacific
Northwest league, for all the money
that could be conveniently toted to
the grounds. This report coming i'm
| mediately in advance of the drubbing
they were given from almost b be-
ginning of Saturdays game caused
the rooters to be more than ordinarily
savage and some things were said
that probably would not have been
heard had the truth been known. 1t
is only justice to the men from the
little town on the Jefferson to say
that. they vigorously disclaimed the
report and that they declared they
had never heard Of it until after their
arrival here.
The scores of the two games fol
low:
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

ovan 2. Sacrifice hits-Arlett, F. Nc
Call. Two-base hits-Donovan, DON
nelly. Home run-Kelly. Double
plays-Smalley to Boylan to Dryer
to Donovan, Harker to Kelly. Bases
on balls-By Donnelly 8. Hit by
pitched ball-By Mccall 1. Struck
out-By Donnelly I, by Mccall z.
Left on bases-Billings 5, Whitehall
z. Time of game-1:39. Umpire
Perham.
Notes.
There were two men on bases when
Kelly made his home run in Sundays
game.
Donovan's three-bagger in ; the
eighth, Saturday, drove in two runs,
but he was put out trying to score
on Kelly's hit to short.
Out of five times up in Saturdays
game Smalley got his base on balls
once, got hit with the ball three
times and made one hit, a Texas
Lacquer just over first.
Harker had only one chance in right
field yesterday. He captured Skel-
ly's fly in the eighth inning after q
good rum, and by a quick throw dou-
bled H. Huber cut at first.
Graves made a beautiful one-handed
catch CT Kelly's hard drive in the
eighth inning Of Sundays game,
which brought forth a storm Of ap-
plause from the grand stand.
Whitehall imagined they had a kick
coming on Umpire Baker, and SO Bob
Perham of Red Lodge umpired Sun
days game, giving satisfaction to
both players and spectators.
Harker and Donnelly both batted
in hard luck in Saturdays game.
Harker sent two hard line drives into
Right Fielder Carries NIT and Don
nelly placed two long flies into Ar
let's hands.
Donnelly pitched a good game on
Sunday and kept the visitors eight
hits well scattered. In the second
inning he struck out two men and
in the, seventh only three men faced
him and all struck out.
McHale has improved wonderfully
in his batting of late. It is said that
Gene is engaged in the preparation OF
an address to the other members OF
the team on ping Pong as a Means
of Improving the Batting Eye"
Arlett's one-handed catch of DON
nelly's long fly to left in Saturdays
game cut off what looked like a sure
two-bagger. The audience applaud.
ed the play as literally as though it
had been made by a home player.
Boylan's one-handed catch of Pack
ards line drive in the fourth inning
of Saturdays game brought forth a
round, of applause from the few spec
tators in the grand stand, and Jimmie
had to doff his cap in acknowledge
ment.
F. Huber had his hand badly cut in
trying to slide to second in Sundays
game and had to take the bench. Gal
lagher went to second and Sicily
took Gallagher's place on first. This
weakened the visitors infield, for
while Gallagher is a good first base
man he can't compare with Huber on
second.
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Billings double play in the fourth
inning Of Sundays game was about
as fast fielding as can be imagined.
H. Huber was on first and F. Huber
made a safe hit to center. H. Huber
tried to make third on the hit, but
was thrown out from Smalley to Boy
Ian to Dwyer, and Dryer returned
the ball to Donovan on second in time
to retire f. Huber.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

ST. JOHNS HEADACHE CURE
will eure your headache. Sold by
Chapnle Drug &c.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

ST. JOHNS COUGH CURE win
cur -our cough. Sold by Chapple
Drug c.
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s4e 4 s 2e* 9 Z

34N I 5 2S* 9 Z
*McHale out for cutting first base.
Billings ;. 80 O4O33O1 Oil
Whitehall =. 20 0 1 o FL, 0 o. 4
Earned runs-Billings 5. Stolen
bases-Carle, Packard, Boylan 2, Don
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

Billings =. ....2 q V1U y . liz
Earned runs-Billins 8. Sacrifice
hits-H. Huber, Shelly, Tobin. Bases
stolen-Carle 3. Smalley g., Boylan,
Donovan 2, Kelly 2, Dwyer 2, Tobin.
Two-base hits-Packard, Sicily.
Three-base hit-Donovan. Double
plays-F. Mccall to Gallagher, Dono-
van to Kelly. Bases on balls-By
Mccall 4, by Shelly l. Hit by pitch
ed ball-By Harker l, by Mccall !,
by Sicily 8. Struck out-By Harker
6, by Sicily 3. Passed ball-Tobin
2, Packard 1. Left on bases-White-
hall 6, Billings 8. Time of game-Two
hours. Umpire-Baker.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

Quick. reliable shoe repairing. Post
office basement. 74-tf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

is indebted to Mr.. Johnston for legal
services rendered at q time when
Baker needed a lawyer and seemed
to think he needed n badly. The
charge is made that when the proper
time came Baker engaged another
lawyer to make application for his
discharge, without having gone
through the formality of paying the
one first employed or reimbursing him
for cash advanced for payment Of the
required legal notice in a newspaper,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

Frank Mayer, who has been appoint
ed superintendent Of the poultry ex-
hibit at the forthcoming county fair,
is arranging for a, large number of
cash prizes aside from those which
will be offered by the fair associa-
ton. The special prizes will be Civ
en- by the merchants of the city and
will apply to every class Of the feath-
cry tribe.
Tomorrow the first of a series of
two games will be played between the
Billings team and the Whitehall cham
pions. The fact that the visitors
claim to hold the, state penant Of the
minor teams will no doubt a
large attendance, as all the fans are
anxious to see what sort of men they
are who dare come here, and proclaim
themselves the masters of all others.
The Livingston Volunteer Fire de-
partment held a special meeting at
the club rooms last Thursday night.
The meeting was called to consider
business arising from the proposed
trip to Billings in October, when the
state association will meet, says the
Post. The dance projected by the
department to help defray expenses
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

T. Gesner, rector of st. Luke's iEpis-
copal church, announced to his con
g~regation that he had decided to leave
this field and had sent his resignation
to Bishop Brewer several days ago.
Mr.. Gesner has accepted the position
of assistant rector of the Shattuck
military school, at ~Fairibault, MINI.
Lack of a rectory and the great diff
ficulty of securing a suitable resi-
dence are the causes that led the
reverend gentleman to decide upon
the change, much as he regrets to
make, it.
James Coils got mixed up with a
load of more than ordinary proper
lions last night and in consequence
woke up in the bastile this morning.
He did not have the necessary SIS to
settle with the court, but had a few
cents left and. asked as a special IA
vor that he be permitted to purchase
a little chloride OF lime to disinfect
the city Jail, where he will be com
PEELED to remain for the next two and
a half days. He said the place was
SO filthy that it endangered ones
health to be confined in it.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-14
YUBA BILL.

asi eamo la vida del hombRs dspsnde de
sses tres elementos 5AngRe, RaFvies y Est6-
mago, ARf es tambiAn nseesArie sosseneT en-
setlvIdeG armonies ssos tres eentros vifRles,
ilevande eada uno de sllos en- igualdad pro-
poreionRI fusrza que impulse. aimento gus
active.
No quersmos dseir que las ePfldoras Mar
tineES de ATecibo, SON las llamsdAs . Gar L.
vida poR In saIud del est6msgo los neFvios J IL
sangFe 10 que 81 queremos advertir es, que se
diem bisn euando pfdan GPfldOras Martinez
no Ies vRyan meter cato per HebTe; pues hay
muehRa fmit2eiones, que como es sAbido, solo
10 h&cen con el In de usurpAr glorias agsnas
explotar o los infeliceu snfermos que por
buscar In sslud. con las &Pidoras Martinez, Is
vendan In muarse, engaE6ndoIes con las fni.
tReionea, hechas solo y exclusivamenta para
explotar sin reparos y ain coneienetA.
oAda GAIA de las legitimas GPfldoras Mar
tineED dice con lstras roias Patent no is.
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Bayamon

Empiaxe diaisnaoIs. cue durAnts sssa ss-
maRA ha llovEao u ueho.
-C3mo eesan ea ssaoa dfaa los iusees de
lA Oorts de Paliefa. - cEsaE ios 1u1gAaos De
Pas, para este eRrgo hay nm busn H61sro de
aspirantes, pnaa Ioa sc deiiars con mny apeti-
tosos, no Ell dsEtiRo. Sc area CUE ser& nomhra-
do jsss Go Pas 81 sensr 0 ieE, qHs es en- In As-
tualidAd Jzsx municipal. Ssersksrfo del mismc
iuxgAds, centre hastldorssl Sssretsrio de Ii
{unta de sandal, eonssjsro dsi ssnor Aiealds,
misubro honorable del comfte repEbiieAnos
ye no 81 81 intsrventsx de los fondos mnnisi'
paIas y arse que por sats 6lsimo cargo ne apsE-
eiba sueldo. In Gn, Ell sshor Ollsr es una ca
peeia de dep6sfsa de eaTg0s pdblieos. ms1or
v mas elRro una especfe de Vicente &onzAisz;
knleamente que eBts dltino son bian Femune-
rados todca los eRrgos-qua tane-ds ans fa-
Iicidad para IN pusblc tsner fndiTidaos Asi,
puss 80 ahoFFa mucho personal aunqus no sc
ahsrraR sEsIdos.
oil sanoF Olmo que aspiraba Il plaza de 1uez de
PAz. Ia una Ikstima, porqus O mo hacs unos
amasijos dc pan may busno.
-Tambisn 10 ha aldo don Carmelo MuhiE;
el motive de desAIraR 3 este dltimo, no me 10
explico, poTaue aparte de todo es IN Gran Re-
publicAno ell sehor Munz. En- in, no 80 explisA
tantA ingratitud por parts del ssfior Mateu.
-SPor que no han nomhrado 1ues de pa.
don Modesto Navarro? Nlnguno mas &prop0- :
sito Que Navarro para ese cargo. dado "a espf-
ritu fuaticiero au bfillants h0ta polftica que
no sa I'm meiorA nj al miEmo UbArri sf ViViera.
NadA, 20 Ie doy mi voto para ese cargo Na-
YGrrito, puea asf acabaFfa de co omplesAr su bEf-
Ilante hiGtoria de patriota de polftico.
Don Juan Vicsnts Gonzales, que es 10
rnismo, ique mala estS Il cslIe del Comerciol
lNo Ee podFfa arrsElar esta. Aquf items Vi
esnte donde ganarse m piquito 10 mismo con
ell tAneue que hsysa Ii salida del pueblo hRciA Ell
eAmino de Juan Sanchez.
-Nuestro distinguido respectable CORE
Iigionario don Euclide Gimensz ha tenido Ii
satisfacci6n de vsr su hljo dsmetrio lieencia-
do en- farmacia, despues de riguroso examen.
FslicItamos oil respectable sed9r y al estudioso
iovsn, asf como tambien al sabio tribunal por
"a acto de iusticia.
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consejo oportuno

Ia sAngFs, los Asrvlos ell est6mAgo, SON
les simientcs donds asssAnsA el sdincio de In
vida humRna.
Esas tres grAndes bases, sat6n ian fntima-
menAa relaecnadas, que a. nsessArio scsteneF
oil aquiIlbrio entire elias, para que In vida 30
mAnineata con todo oil sspIandor dc uBs fueR-
nae.
TN homhre sin BHn0Ts, va per todAB parties
dmnda araspi6l ain voluntRd que 10 gnfe ain
asraranxM que 10 Rliantsi ain anerRfaa; va
fndfferanA0 todOs como dieiando: : sI nnHT1GO
Tne u paso 10. .p0T los r0rSees.
Un hcmbra CON sl ssl6g0me enferme, vA
maI humorsdo pennRndo en- 81 suieidio con
a aabssa bAia; msiAnc6liso somnolisnso; sin
nndav aomer nAdA porqua Rlg0 que soma le
in6lresta, Ie oTiginA hAtulenciAs nAussas do
lrra@ a. vfsntPe; por ESQ 10 ver6n siempFe,
-, - s..a,sdx h1bJ0sado nal del prejiTno.
- hoaahre do nervios exotsudOss no tiene
~m~.avsraneia en- oil tFabRJo piensA On algc
Sravs cue = ucsdsra .Isrs ssrsS. T. i
mas-s ,aa IDEAS sa To agFupan proneamsn-
= - IA sssapan pcR ESQ msnnao = y ORA
= - sissnaF iba A aecsg ems ecso y esrSgaf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-14
Ecos de la isla
Notas de nuestros corresuonsa1es
GuaYanilIa

Como somos iustos no hacsmos roisiea
por sstama, gentimos sAtisfaeei6n inmenaa
euAndo nuestra pluma Ia de- tr&xar Ifnsas en-.
comf&stieAa favor de nUeatros AdversaRios po'
nticos.
Hoy nos toca decir 6 los ifustFados lsetoras
de LA DEAoCRACIA que los hoEorables mggis-
trados de In OoTte de Justicia de Ponce. aeKo-
res Soto NussA, SAnshex MontAIvo Franco
Soto, hRctendo cAso omiHo de mAlictosAa tntrf.
guillaR p6giticas, - han coloeado como slempra
en- ell pueEto dc honor que ocupaI, rechaxan-
do tRl vex atrevfdas fnsinuRcIones hiss de Ia
mas crAsa ignorancfA. han eonfrmado en- TO-
das sua parties In sentancia condanatorfa que
diet6 el Tribunal dc poliefA de ssta pueblo en-
10 de Abril paaad0, fmponiendo Ml fndtvidno
Nicomedss Rodrigues treinta dIas de Arrsate y
costas por provocaci6n aI juex municipal don
Engenio RodFigues, euya sasnteneiA fue apela-
dR por el mismo senteneiado.
Noaotrcs no podsmoa menoss viata IL acti-
tud independiants dal eitado Tribunal, que ia
IicitaK sineeramanta . los dignos m1giasrados
que 10 f0rman, fslisitamoa porqus con eI mas
Mltc Tribunal da JusticiR dc Ponce no pnsaea
eontMF lcs perturbadoEaa pGhlicna para lisvAr
q eAbo sua cFfmenaa v faehoEfaE IN eentrA -
log bRsnes elRdadanos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-14
La minerla en- PaertO-RicO
Guano ~Fesfato CaIizo

La 'gFaadfsisas innoFtansia Del 'guans '
del fosfato eaItxo, tsn Gtiles In agFisultHEs,
no nsessita de gFandea argunenses para ser de
todes Pssonosida une J otro So smPisAn como
EodsPosos setirRlsntss abonos.
Be considers 81 gusno como tornado por
las 6eyeesloDes de las ayes, espseialmsnta ms
Finss, ss obtisne tambiSa aTti1ciaImente. Es
una sussAneis de eoIor smarillo obscure, conn.
pussta, en- Varias prepcreiones, de sales smo-
niaeAies.
El guRroy Ell fosfato calico se eneueniran
acknowledgements an Puerto Rico, hkbiendo si-
do eb1eto de una exploitation en- todS foRma, d @
In que NOS ocuparemos mas adelante.
Buenos dep6sitos de fosfAto eaIizo se ha
Han en- San Garm6n. oaho Roio, LajRs, Isabe-
10, ManaM, Ponce. = Pueblo Yieio, siendo mu-
chEs las eoncssiones hechas, hastR ell pressnte,
PsFo los dep6sitos mas i'm mpoYtantes de fos.
fAto guAno Sc sneuentrsn en- las peeue6ss
islas lsmAdas <Monas eOaia de Musrtos, >
Adyacentes Ia de San Juan.
El islote <Caia de Musrtess 80 hslIn al sur
. un&s oeho miilas del puerto ds Ponce y CON
tiene gKandss cantidadss de fosfato guano
cuyos snAlisis practicados en- Londrss, Paris
Hsmburgo, han acusRdo o'resuItados Rltamsnte
satisfaeboKios.
L. isla sMonas sttuada oil oeste unas
tTelntA cnatro milIas pr6xImamsnte de In
cI1dad de Msyag asz. marece ssrecialfama men
eion por 10 Eiqueza de sus dep6sisos.
E anklisis qufmico del gu&no que AIIf se
obtiens ha dRdo el Fesultado que Sigue
In eada lee parties hay,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-14

La exploitation da los dap6silos de In Tsla
GMon&S fuS otorgada por oil gsbiegno espanoI
en- MARIO de ls77 los ssnoraa PorFRtR DoriA.
OcntFeraa Oc, y, si no nos aguivocamos, df-
concession ess8rA vigsnta hasa sl sn1 1897.
In los pFfmeros aE5s IA explotaei6n ae lie
70 eAho con mHeha activIda6, obtenieu6 6oss
busuo1 resultAdos, alcgngando . muehos miles
si ndnaro de toneadga sxtrsfdas embarcadss
para pnertos extranfaros. segkn &c comprnsba
por las sstRdfstieas pahiieadas Tala twas MI co.
meRcio extsRioF de esaa IsIa.
AssDeesc Q essa exploitation dice sI tnge-
nssTo ssAoE Vase6nt N 81 Memoirs clos gna+
nos naturalization an eaaos momedtca, aon Oh
70 De una expiotAei6a formal, cada Gfa n6m ae.
alva an FAE6H n In Abundanefa da sata aubaAan
sia . 10 riquess sn 1eida foef6rEc0 cue va en-
anmsnfe madidA qRa avanKaa los tFAehiose
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-14
A pIuma y a pe|o
Para nueStraS IectOraS
Que opina Vd los besos que cambian las muss
Para nuestras Iectoras

Que, 81 daEIos, muehas vesss se LENA ana
los lAbios de eolorste 6 de pelvss. lQae asset
-PtdesdG de Ia 9rls.
Que hassn psnsaF an otKes mSs sxrresivos
y MAS duless.-Iftse751a.
ous ss seha de EAnos sigo.-FGorNsstra.
oas son measdss fAlsas.-LsoeadsG.
ous nushas vesss haesn oil sfsets ds ans
mord1d&.- Mariana.
cue no debe abusarss ds sllos.-LitVea.
Que ne nae gustA Sarlss al recibirIes.-Cry
santsTso
Que nada me sAbsn.-HonorIrld.
Que ns proauesn nGussAs en- ocasiosss.-
KsttH.
Qus n6 llegAa o 10 fnsimo.-COrtno.
.....IC6me al AAdai-EissHertd.
Qus son snfadoEos. P6ngass YUsA BILL
en- mi ease. -Ntt4 Con mnske gusto hasta
sisrto punto. IQus mas quisIerayoD
Que naaa dsjan srAu de .I-FtOrIldo.
Qua pasasa scAAr psrdsr Ell su'i'.-o'.
mMnd0.
Que prosesto contra slIos.-Nasosta.
Qls son instpidos.-Curra AIbornos
Qas dsjan mEehc que deseRr.-t5ttua7a.
Ds nuevo reeordamos q nusssras amebles
Ieetoras (e. p. b. que las Fepuestas aeben ser
bYsVaa y coneretAs como las antsFioras.
Rspesimos ests adverteneia, perqua entire
las eArtAs rssibidas 6guran des demasiado es-
tsnsas, euyo contsnido no nos h& sido posibIs
extr&etar, . pesar de nusstros buenos dessos.
7, ahoKa, ...... hSsta ell s6bado pr6ximo.
YUBA BILL.
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Absolucion

La oeYte de Distrito de San Juan hG puss.
10 aentsneiA AbsolutoTiA en las cRusas que al
Gnen.
ono eontra Rafael Vasques sAbas, ,por dis
pAeos de aFmA de fuego.
0tro contra AmAlie Franco, por homicidio
de Bias Ramos.
ore contra Alfonso Melendss por dispAro
On mKmR de kueRo
otro contra Domingo GAsc6 Nieomsdes
Daerats poR inGendio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-14
F6 de erratas

m 81 ArtfeuIO sPuntos PuntAsD sparssis-
ron aver vAKias eRFAtas:
Helas aqufi
9Dese raciados de nosotros de Puerto RI
20, PALS nj permitieaemos etc.1 La palabFA
PAEs 90 tach6 en- In prHsbA y sAli6 por dessnido
del ecFKectoR.
AquslIos GFoRMARoE In impsdimentaD, por
ToHMAM lM impedimentA.
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Mercado de New York
OOTIZACIONES DEL Ola

Harina de trigo <El Gigantes 81 Q s-ss
Tdsnn de naiz &Goldon hsizeS $50
Id de trigo sEl Premio Mayor s-6s
Id aCaballo Volantes . sos
Alimento .. eabalIo Stock Food 1-30
Toeino ds Norton 1898
Woodiwn 1873
Tocino SOrecisnSeS 1880
JamOnss California las 100 D s-S6
SaIchtchones 1900
Quesos 1900
Manteea & La Vsnesdora . 60
rrientel TOO
Nsnssca La Primera> para $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-14
Aclaraci0n
San LeHsnzo, JUNO 10 de 1903.
Ssfor DlrsceoT de La DEMoCRACIA.
GSguSs,

Senior Dlrscsor de La DEnooRAoIA.
Csgu&s.
Muy sefer mfo eorrsIigionsrIo Alguisn,
ahusAndo ds Ia frsnousxs de mi carAetsr, ha
prop&lado ls notisia de que 20 soy rsPublieano.
Que eDg1aados han vlvido los cue "a han
sFsiio ESQ
Yo fuf soy federal psro aada RdelEnta-
bs con propsgarlo, porque no tenfa la edad
para tomaF parte an lAs eontiendas polftieas.
voso, no sc 10 eseatino, no, sl Partido federal,
cue es el que 90 postra reveFente &nte oil altar
de In patriA y le ofrece per saeri6eio el amor
de sus hiios.
Asi, pues, desds hoy cusnts como solda DO
aetivo del gran eisreito federal este su q. q.
q. b, .. H.i
Ramon Silva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-14

fsshA:
Que sen nuy Sosos mas de soses nAdA
sincsRos-Ohh1.
DseiA Breton de los HsnsEos!
aouien niSperos Gene
v bsbe ceFve1a
0sPGFFAgos ehupA
" beBa 6 Una vista,
nj come, nj bsha,
ni ehupa, nj bssa.1
Hsto AltiMO ss aplieAbls Al hsssuauso cue.
Ai saIudAFse Rl despsdIEss, So pFopinaA ehi-
cas-, isvsnss vs1s1foTioS. Clara kHs.
oas no rssullAa pan Goa pAn, eonidA dc
bssos.-c conasI0rtG.
ous HGs de- zolsstos soH impsrsunor.-
LsOncj0.
ous dsbisrAn Guprimirrs. puss . nAdA con.
Que son nuy TuidsIos. :. naaA nAs.-
oae hAesA RAhiaK musho . les homhRss cue
pxsssnciAn esAs dsmostFAcisnss de sfseto. Sole
per esto, ANAqae las tales mAnifsstaeicnes
sen muehAs vases ABgidss, debs perdurAr ssA
ssstznhTs. Hay que haser rabiar los hom-
oue sen muy dssaGradAblss pOss prGo-
Neea.-DQnI1 de Rocfle.,
Cue sen fAlAeaE: 90 pAEsesn RI que Gi6 Ju-
AAs a JssneFisto. .-WtGIvttd.
ous DO allies NO pHsde aaeiEss que seas an
Aldabcnaso dAdo en- sl principal para que
ahraA oil sntEesusIo.-CdToLa.
Qas puaden FssultaR muy psligEosos, poK
ls AntihigieAisoS. Por 10 dsnaS, a6.-Doha
csttta.
ous No tengs eonformidad con sIios.-
&dtHen0s0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-14
Notice to sugar
PL TERS
The Porto Rico Railroad Company

bes to inform the propes Of factories AMI sugar they
ready to peon 10 their workshops all thu k rpai-
and constructing machinery Their improved machinery
them do this work with the creates apy and
del foundry with the most modern and improved machinery allows
them cast a0 48 hours those part that's urgently needed
The railroad itself take all the parts the workshops which
the cost of cartage Free transportation by the railroad
be granted to customers.
Greatly reduced prices