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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-03

/ WIRELESS -
| TELEGRAPnY AND Nd IT'S
DEVELOPMENT
/ By 6uGlIEtMo MARCoNI. the Famous m,ntor
By GUGllEtM0 MARC0NI. the Famous inventor

@-1HE LONGEST ORDINARY MESSAGE HAVE YET
:
Isl SSN TRANSMITTED WAS FOR DISTANCE OF 1881
0MMyEA MILES, THE LONGEST SIGNAL, HOWEVER,
YkN92DN FOR 2oes MILES,
LEeSW propose stations all world.
Work going in England the United States,
Nw ~ Germany, Holland, Belgium the Kongo, the Dutch
East Indies and elsewhere. WE NOW HAVE ABOUT THIRTY
FIVE STATIONS ACTUALLY WORKING. COUNTING IN
SHIPS THERE ARE SEVENTY. SEVENTEEN OF THE
SHIPS ARE WORKING COMMERCIALLY AND TWELVE
OF THE LAND STATIONS The Carlo Alberto given
MONTHS and feel greatly indebted the generosity of
Victor EMMANUEL who takes the deepest interest scientific work
exceedingly pleased with the station Table Head,
n It will be quite the equal of my station Poldhu Cornwall
have brought with have been installed IF EVERY
SHALL AT ONCE COMMENCE EXPERIMENTING WITH
THE CORNWALL STATION. Before these instruments
tested their power Of receiving and transmitting between
Canada and England they will be subject thorough and complete
tests by the help of the Carlo Alberto.
Although had very rough passage the Atlantic
Nova Scotia conducting important and valuable dur
ing the whole of our nine days trip.
WHILE THE ROUGH WEATHER OFTEN RENDERED EXPERT
MENTlNe EXCEEDINGLY UNPLEASANT, NOT, COURSE
INTERFERE IN ANY way WITH TRANSMISSION
sAGEs >..-.
We tested the steamers instruments with the Pdhu station
with excellent results taking at between 400 and 500
miles, The instruments of the ship of course weak compared
with those of the land stations The ship send
200 miles and receive 1000 and with the greatest from
400 to 500 miles.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-03

Lady--Are you a tramp ss& VII
i Clanking Claude Sure! Did yea
think I wuz de president Of de tn
trust New York Journal 5 .zs III
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-03
Why Women Are Needed In Government
By HENRY B. BLACKWELL

BY htNRY B. BLACKWELL ~"~
IVA7lOMEN ARE NEEDED IN GOVERNMENT BECAUSE
e. WOMEN ARE UNLIKE MEN. They are a class of
Gas citizens and government by alone is legislation,
always imperfect, always uni Just.
In qualities superior women in others
superior to Every class that makes itself felt in
the the direction of qualities and
So.
WOMEN ON THE AVERAGE, ARE MORE PEACEFUL AND
GENTLE, MORE TEMPERATE, MORE cHAsTE, MORE EcoNoM.
IcAL AND MORE LAW ABIDING VOTE,
THESE QUALITIES WILL BE FELT LEGISLATION AND THEY
QUALITIES IN WHICH OUR GOVERNMENT IS DE-
FEcTIvE. - s=-
Our present government has in all the masculine qualities
Add those of women and the result will
people, for the people and by the people,
The evening world., 1902-04-24
BOY ON TRIAL FOR LIFE
SHOT FRIEND, MISSING FOE

HIS a. and weeping mother ami
pretty s.tse- hy hi> site. Jruu Harris
10 "a ;rial for H!, NE before Judge War
ren " Foster IN Part ~ ~ the court
o. General S"~ ions To-day ~" .,
charged NTH murder in tho hrs, d'gr"e
The act he committed sas not Intended.
f1r h" shot down and instantly killed
his onum and lifelong companion JAmcs
Graham
The bullet that ended Graham ,i;.
was Intended FOR mother man who.
the iefenre VIII ny 90 prove. aad pre-
vlousiy threatened ta- .if. of Harris
but In the oye, Of the law the crime Is
murder. nevertheless The accused
young man j. but eighteen years ol AK.
AMI lived with his parents and sister
who Is exceedingly pretty 90 tn" mpI'.ss
little home. 40. 2I5 East one Hundred
and Twentieth street.
on tn, nigh; %: Jan. = last Young
Har-.. and the friend he Ia.H;cnuonally
killed. were IN ~. '1n on the corner ~
Second avenue auI one HIuirss. and
Twenty second street. Thcy Nor'. Discus
sing the news tuat had jI>; rea he'd
the ear o! both tiat Martin Haioran.
ar acquaintance. hai threatened 20 do
young Harris on sight \ petty grudxe
had existed. prompted days before py
attentions which Harris paid 20 yoIng
woman who mad 'ound favor in the eyss
%, Holloran. wa!le the chums were in
The evening world., 1902-04-24
OEVERYS FRIEND CROSS
ACTUAL HEAD OF POLICE,

Inspector Adam Cross, the friend
Of Deuery, IS Eow the real head of
the police Of New YorF.
Commissioner Partridge s no
longer resarded by the men on the
street as head of the department.
The sudden transfer Of CAPT.
Churchill, the Sworn enemy of Cross
and Deuery, from East Fifth street
10 Ao'rssnsid is undsrstood to Eaps
been instigatsd BY Cross.
So Do.snt is the influence of the
Inspector that District. attorney Je.
rome uIll not euen listen TO Church
WS side of the controversy.
To "Ci-an" Red Light.
once more IS the Red Light" N.t.ic,
to be cleaned. capt. Dean, o; the East
Ffth street station. 1, the cleaaer He
has promised Commissipaer Partridge
that within two weeks there will not De
. disorderly house or an illegal saloon
IN ,ae Eas; Fifth street precinct.
The Red i.iEht district uugat to oe
the cleanes, plac'! town
The evening world., 1902-04-24

pr Edward ii McGill, who Is seventy
ono wears old aud Mrs. Sarah L
G,,-.0'r who l. hut six years nj. juniof.
were married at 3 O'Clock this afternoon
al Tho Gardner. family hotel at NJ
T. Wcs. Forty-thrd street. according
20 IN" simple rites Of tho Society of
Friends
Bride and bridegroom are leading
members II the Society ~ Friends Dr
Mci.l MS president -. S-arthmor"
college. and j. now its lecturer on tn
french language. MrS, Andrew u
White wife ~ tho American Amhlssa-
dor to i"rmany is his daughter
Mrs. Gardner IS proprietor ~ ;ac hpic.
n whica th' marriage TOOK place
rh"rc were no joy t"ll.. 0r br.d's-
maid or best man ana no pf' .atlnE
clergyman The contracting parties
married themselves according 20 tho
custom %: their sect
s.venty.ayc guest. assembled 90 he"
The evening world., 1902-04-24

Cf0VeS
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STOVES. 1907 model, very lztes. improve
ments; guaranteed 90 give perfect satisfae-
'ion, simple TO manipulate; ,afe zr
IN every respect, y. "a
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cooking, bskiug AID roasting qualities,
without doubt the best cooker on the
market. has three burners on top. bio!ler
compartment. io-ineh oven and M
nickel plated, Il. wI
FORTUNE" COOKING RANGE. has large
compartment, sep!rate broiler oven, nickel
plated. large cook ng holes on q ~
top. n. HH|
Two-BuRNER HOT PLATES, ilrge size
improved burners easily
clcsnei, ~l
No. DoUBLE-HoLE COOKING sToyF
with ratchet burners, 3t--iuoh wick, Russia
non drum: heavy ea'tngs. guar 90
anteed rot 20 leak, M
TIN OVENS, used either with oil 80
OF gas stoves, ooe. and rs
The evening world., 1902-04-24
AGED DR.. MGILL is WE'D
WITH QUAKER CEREMONY

draNing.rpom of N" hotel which vas
simply bet h-iutifully decorated with
p,ti.d plau.s ard cut flower
When 'll Ecsc assembled there was
brief session - silent prayer ANA de-
vption after which the brtd. and bride
groom arose and -lasp"i hands Dr
MrGili said
In t1c presence ~ the Lord ana
these. our friends. I 'ako thee. Sarah.
10" nv VIE. promising. with divine
assistance to he unto thee 'ovinE ana
faithful husband until death shall
separate W
Fs' rid. repeated this subs .itltlus
'H" nam, EdPa-d for Sarah and chang.
Nu. 'ho words husband AMI wife about
The 'r,U ,1s 50. then pompio,r. and
congratulations followed md dinner
vs. .ett.d
pr McGi1 ani his bride viii sI. rn
iho n HhenHolI"ra uu - Irdty fpT a 'pE-
1"ui1s European tour They viii visit
AMBASSADOR and Mrs White
The evening world., 1902-04-24

ts"ntl seven = Rochester y Y lie
st4t 'Htf tho .irl had mother MARY
Calhoun. WAC IiN-l With MARY Miller
~ NJ ~ STATE Str""'. Rochester AZ
IN" Twcnty-third -tr".t address n was
said =" lay that Ryu.aui.r was not
known 'hor"
Tn" R"N"vu" II spital do.'or. think
tn, n" woman h'd taken some Kind
~ poison
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
UN BEso 1NoPoRTUNo

Bueno 5Qu6 hsgo 20 con ssta cartA2 La
uvroiay6 a Ia chImene&, cuya roiizas llamaa pa
Tecen estsrme pidiendo combuatib!e? IQde-
,Sr,aI QQe disparate. ESQ serfa como
arroiar al fuego mi proplo corazon 81 20
Ta smo Ie amo mucho, como Sc anna un impo-
,JhIe en- ell que SO ha solado toda la vida
To g1srdsI4. ? No; no debo guardarla.
ESQ ouerrfs decir que accedo sus deseos....
vo soy honrads Y luego... 81 mi esposo
= 'oncnsntrs. Jes6s, que esc&pdalo! Pero
scSrno ouemar esa carta, en- cuyas lfneas pal
rita nm coraZ6n noble y generoso, en- cuyas
fra1es me expKssa fredo su amor, ese amor
Immense como ell huracan, amor en- oil que sue
30 desde que tengo corazon... sin en-
bargo, Ell aeber me oFdena que Ia queme, que
yen1ncle ese amor que eS mi vida. Ell de-
bsr....I Fsntasma Amenazador que viene &
sentarse entire dos coraEones gee Sc amAnl
W0yo infranoueable levantRdo por una soefe-
dad que no entisnde dc ScatalePsias ldguores
del aIm81 Nads; Ia aprendere de memo.
ria para recitaPla en- mis- horas de hastio,
dasnuss . despu6s la quemsre.
-Pero 5conEestsl6 esa csrta. ? ESQ nun
es... Alfredo nc ssbrS que le amo, no debe
SsbsrIo. 10y cusndo Ie encuentre msfana
mostYala cfendids, pues 6l ha debido compren-
der cue soy hoDrAdsi que podT6 nc amar nj es-
uo,o con qnien me unieron, pero nunca fall
lar mis- deberes. 80. Despu6s de TODD, 20
no tergO motives para ofendermea. Su
csrts es un modelo de correction y delicade-
rs,.,... JSeEe tambfen culpable per haber
ln,nirAdo ese Amor..l...? SQu6 he heCho yo
nara lnsplrArle? NADIA. AL contrario, he trRta-
no de scallar In Voc de mi alma que me dice.
.kmsls Amaze como 81 te ama;1 he querido
abcgsr las pRlpitaciones de mi coraZ6n, de es-
IA c0raz6n que crei mnerto para ell amor, que
ahora desperta con tOda In fuerza de mi jn-
vsutud para latir por 81, nada mas que por
A.. lOh, Dlosl lyo nae vuelyO local MI mar
tlro es horFible......
iCondenade 4 amar 10 que aborrezco 6
Aborrscer 10 que smD...l Juventnd, amor,
bsymosurs, todo sacri acAdo por un cspricho de
mis- Dadres.,... IOh, los padres que easan
ans bIias ain amor, cometen un crimen.
v nbora QUO siento ID necesidAd de smar; que
mis- labics est6n hRmbrientos de besos, de rnu-
rbos besos; que mi peeho arde en- dessos de- te-
mar 4 su lAoC otro pecho que sienta como el
mic. -. que mis- manos sgitan en- el vacfo
uusriendo Rca4 lciAr una cabeZa que pienEe en-
mf,. no puedo emar. Y me sgito nervtosa
en- ests butaca me consume en- este hogar
huerfano de amores, trlste frio, o,como nido ain
paisrOs, COMO campo Bin flores, como temple
ln Dlos.
Y Blanca, To- hermosa Blanca, Ia relna de
lDs sAlones, como Ia Ilamaban por su bellsza
hermosura, sintl6 sgolpsrse las lsgrinas aus
pos, recoSt6 10 eabezs en- el espaloAr de In bu-
lSca llor6 -. llor6 bAstante, hAsta que %
qued6 dormida.
soh6 cue So hallAbs en- IN jaroin rodea-
do de arbustos, que por entire las raTnas spa-
tsCia una cAbeEa iuVsnil una 6sonomfa son-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12

riente, Ia fsonomkt de Alfredo, el audaz ena.
morado. 6Como hIsbfa penetrado en- aorel sf-
tfoP 5Tendrfa Ia audacia de acercarss 4 ala
que no le hatfa aDtori1ado para aqueIla cfta
imprevista? 81; 6l SO adeansaba con Ia sonrisa
en- los Aoios, y Ia llam&rada del amor en- los
oJos. g la.... ella sonrefa bi6n No ha-
ofa modO de enojarse con aquel hombre tan
guapo arrogants. Dsspues lie todo 6 era m
caosllero sAbffa guardian Ian formAs debfdas
una DANA. e jardin estaba solitsrfo nadie
podrfA verlos. A fredo se detenfa: "a es.
faba su lSdo Sc spoderaba de su mano e la
Ia sent1a oprim1endo biRndAmente Ia auya, y ell
fOego del amor, ea& sensaci6n sgradable que
Sc experimental al estrechar In, mano de Ia per-
soma amada, Ia hacfa estremecer de placer
Ella guerra protsssar de aquellA audacia, pero
Ia pslabrs de proBtessa espiraba an sus lkbios
ST. era In po bente para resistir; por ESQ Honrefs
porque veces Is sOnrisA de Ia muier aufere
decir: she luchAdo; me he defaudido como una
heroina, per0 al fin Venctste. Va no tenso fuer.
zas, heme aquf. prisionera de amor entire tus
brazos ~ la cara de Alfredo cada vez
estabs mas cercs de Ia suya. sus miradas
ersn mas intensas ardientes. Ella sentfa que
el Riiento dc So oeca In envolvfa en- una atm6s-
fera cailda ashxlante, no pudo resistir mas,
cerr6 los D1os, entreabri6 los IGbios, como en-
tleabrsn las flores sns corolaa oil soplo de la
primaVerR, son6Dun beso pero IN beso fnten-
so, estallante, besc en- que iba envueltO todo Ell
fuego de IN alma anamorada, que, como una
ct9ltG de rlttdO, fu6 de hrbOl en- Srbo despertsna
do los Ps1arillos que dormitaban en- las re-
mas ..,.,
Ella despert0 tambi6n. y no habfa sido
suefo, no; era una realidad. ALI, junto
IS butacap estaba I'm hombre de pie, estrechAn.
dole ia mano sonrendo cou la satisfaction
del que hA logrado IN deseO. Ella hiaba con
extrsnsza sus miradas en- aquel hombre, que
riendo conVencerse de que NO habfa ao1ado;
que ell anhelo fnfnlto daww alma SO habfa reali
zadO al fn. Pero layI Ia iiusi6E dur6 breves
instantes. ALI hs bfa homnre, 81; pero no
era Alfredo. Era 81 esposo, que con VOC carl
So le decia:
No te asusteg, hiia misI soy 20. PeFdo-
ma 81 he interrumpado ia dulce sUefo -. Pc.
70 estabas tan hermosa, habfa en- tus Iabios
una sonriga tan encantadora, que sentf deseos
de robArteIa con un beso... Y 10 robe, des-
tas, mOnina 'miaP SohAbas conmigo Iuo es
cierto?
ST. Iscf1Aba con nal amor-contest6 ella,
levanK Jose de Ia butaca.
Els ya tardei vamos dormir-dijo Ell
esposo. y
dzndose las buenas noches, 50 retiraron
sus respsctivas alcobas.
Y mientrRs 81, apoyando 10 cabezs en- ID
almoh&dar pensab2;
-lPobrecillR, hasta en- suefiOs me anal
Ella, deslizAndose entire las sabanas de 81
lecho, m mnrmuraba:
-yrmbecil. ...l lVenirme & despertar en
10 mejor del sueno.,.
Mariana Abri.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
Camara de deIegados

He kqri sl Il. MI. /. presentado Dor don Fran
cisco Mariana Qaif6nes que ha sido
aprobado Por la CamarA bRjs.
:. Per cuanto, las C1udRdss de San Juan,
PoDee MsJBgBez cRrecen de edlhclos ade-
eu&doG para AomiDistYs clones de CorKeos.
Por cuRnto, Ia Corte de Distrito do los Es-
lsdos UEidos ceebrA anuamente dos sesiones
oidinariss en- las ciudadss de San Juan, Ponce
J Msysghez, oil edihcio ocnpAdo por d1chR
Ccrte en- San Juan es bastante pobre POGO
soecuaoo para dicho hp, en- Las ciu6ades de
msytg6sTy Ponce in citAdR Corte @hrece de
casa propia, giendosa obligadA & a'quilar local
nootenerlo en- calidad de pIestamo para eele-
brar sns sesiones.
Per cuRnto, las Ciud6des de San Juan,
Ponce y MRy8gGsE, son las tres ciudades mas
IN poItRnteB de La Isla de Puerto Rico.
Por 10 tSnto, nosottos, vuestros peticiona-
RIOS, ia Asamblea Legislative de Puerto Rico,
saplicamos por medic de 10 presense 81 Oobgre-
40 de los EstadCs UnidDs que por virtud de 10
correspondence Rsignaci6n, se asignO sqnella
sums D sumRs de dinerp que pnedan n7ceaitar-
ae para 10 coDstFucci6rl de tres edihcICs fede-
falss, que Fadicar&n ela las CfudAden dc San
Jusn, Ponce Maytgiiez.
Yuestres psticiopaTics Asi 10 eapeFan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
bien !. g.

Dijsme la vez p.inara
que escribir versog pens6
1 Por d6ude comenzar6
para hacer pronto carrers?
Y sprovechsndo ocssiones
de celebrar necedades,
satisfacer vanidades
y sstim nlar ambiciones;
Rrroi6ms ID corrients
de este mnpdo estrafalaric,
convertible en- fpcans8rio
de todo bicho viviente;
el mundo para premiaF
{ mi rnusa con decoro,
noe compr0 una Ira de orc
de una riqueBa sin par
Al YER tai ma 1i6ceneis,
exelame: go Tsnto has lcgrado
solo porque Aas prsdicado
siempre contra tu conciencts7
Pues, 30 Acab6; ssamos kombre.
6iGame Ell mundo csntar
otra vez, para lamar
cada cogs por su n0mbre.
Guerra & las plsgas socflalesl
a desVSnsceP errcres,
desenmasc&rar trsidores
= dignifcar leales !
Y trsS afsnes proliios
logT6, al fin, por mi decoro...
empefiar Ia Ira de- orc
para dar pan & mia hijos
]. LAMBERT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
Brillante asa1to
Mariana AbriI.

varos 16venss sefIorttas de la meior 90
c,edad de i5anturce y la capital asaltaron la
casa que hsbta en- Santurce el Lcdo' don
Juan Guzrnan Benitez.
Los esposos G0EmAn no deacaHsaron nn
momsnGo on stender aqueiiA gente Duilelo-
So alegr0 dispuesta d diveftirse'
El FicO Jereg, las pastRs empafeiados
reclbleron un ataque terrible, dejAndo nal pa
rada la bien provista despenss dei amigo o0z-
man.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
EI e entierI-o de Montojo

na M.drid tele vrs ffan, appliando los de-
..lra. ccn,nniradoe scerca dbl entierro del
sontra aIn,frante scdor don Patricio Monto1o.
ens rsatoa fuaron colocRdoB en- IN armon
de Artilleffs, hsllRndose iAs ToPas
en- 10 carrIsrs.
El f6rntTo sstAba cuoierto pnf nsINoa@s n. =
ooronas. dsdicadas por itfas Y ohciaies de -
Marina amigos pArticulAres del nnAao'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
OBSEIQUIO

La casa a0ptimug AdvertiDg Company2
hos ha obsequiado . nOmbre de In 9Sheli No
Tslty9 cor IN prscloso prended0r dc Mlambre,
de orc, con IN nombre establishments hecho.
Esss prsndas 80 yanden so centavos ca
10 una rsmitlendose por corEeo, franco de
porte.
Quedamos sgradscldo ls deferenc1s de 10
sShell GoVeltID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
A. los suscritores
de The Puerto Rico Herald"

Hacemos saber los Sc flores suscritores en-
esas isIa de The Puerto Rtco Herald, que Dor
faltR de n1uercs tengan incom pletA Ia colec-
ci6n, que nueatro estimado amigo don Jot6 G.
Geigel, sgente del colega Isahela, tiene de
venta eiemplRres bssSantes, correspondent.
tes los Dlimeros 12. 13 Il, II, Is, 10, 90 21
% %, "a 25, 20, 81 % lie dicha revists.
Envisra cuAiquier pueblo de Ii isla los
que 80 le pidan. P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
Juicio en- Guayama

. El 7efnes nen2ar& sus actuacfonss an
tusyAma la Oorte dc dlstrito de Hnma Gao, CON
el 1uiCio por Jurados contra don Ventura Pc
feirs otroS, q quisn es Sc acusa de Ion deitos
de homlcidio trastado, atentado y lesiDnes.
Ese Acto llevsr6 mncha concurFencis di-
eho tuico por la nsturaleza de los hschos que
20 imputan, To- distinRuIda perSonAlidad del
primero de los scuSados otras CircunstanciAs
poiticas que rodesn ell asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
chiiirigotas !

lEn una casa de heras
El domador.-IDos mil pesos qulen entire
en- In iaula de los iaonesl
Syilencio profundo.
--iDoy dos mili
TN cabaIler0 dice entonces su shegra,
que sstk su Iado
--tvamos, mama, animess usted q probar
fortunaI
Quiero decir no digo.
estoy sin decif dieiendcj
Q1iero no quiero querar.
astoy s1n querer qusrlend0
In una eomtda, m ndivlduo fompe una
tuanito, ell n'ilo de Ia casa, RIO Sc pueds
conteneF y exclama
Mira, mamsi precisamente. una de las
que di6 prestadas la vecina.
A cierta casa de empeho
La dentadnra an cGssnte
Fu6 & promoter, y al inst&nte
LIE diio asem5rado ell duefioi
-iQu6 Iocura va utte hacerl
-Pues no es nfpgnna locurR
5Que hago 20 con dsntadura
81 no tepgo que coEnerf
Ricardo -es de mucho talento, pero no sabe
d6nds tIene Ia mano derecha.
--SC6mo aaf?
Porque Ia perdi6 en- In ultima guerra.
Conozco una muchacha
retepreciOsai
que vale, cabalerosi
cua!auier cosA
S. vale la chfquilia
tAnt5s miilonsss
como dan por sells pesos
de can namoneg.
tQus muier, San Antonio
si fuera mfai
y 81 valera tanto,
yirgen MaTf$i
Tan solo de pensarlo
me vueIRo loco,
si es qne no me muero
faltark POGO.
Ser mfa vaier tRntos,
/ santos Efllones,
| como dam por seig pesos
de cAnamoneAl
| SQ1S harfa 20 con alia9.
Yafe que haffaI
| La empensbaI Ito nnismo
/ que ahora 60 de dia Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12
Mercado de New York
OOTIzACI0NES DEL Ola

HaFina de trigo SEEl GtganteS 81 500
1dem de nlaiz SGoldon MsiZe9 o-oO
Id de trigO &El Premio MayorS S-oo
Id GCaballo VolanteS S-Oo
AIimento p. caballo STOCK Fooo d-oo
Tocino de Norton 1o'dS1
> VFoodIWp 11So
Tocino GCrecienteS 4a-ou
Jamones Californts las 100 Soo
Salchichones 1Soo
Quesos
Manteca La verlcedora Co
rriente) a'Oo
Manteca Il La Priu1eFaS para 20
Librss esterllnss. i.......... 4.s4 90
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manifesto qCe los bLques que &c conatruyan
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Plaza Prt: cipal, Arecibo. L. Il.
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- - anuel Silva, comerciante. Provislo-
kslE nes frutos del pats. Pavfa 10 Are
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2 Nerminio Diaz Navarro, abogado y
nctario. con bufete en- San Juan,
Fortaleza 3s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12

@Nran Dep6sito de calxaGlo de Arturo Z.
90 Dfaz Y Ca Artfculos para caballeros.
Medias, oorbatas, paraguas. Artfculos de
viaje. Areoibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-12

|u1D octor Rafael del Vale, Fortaleza Is.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-25

When the republicans tell you In their platforms or on the stump that they favor this, that or the other law if they are reelected, tell them they are talking through their Panamas. And to prove it, show them they have had for six years the president, the senate and the house, and could have enacted any law the people demanded and their national platforms pro- claimed. They do not want any legls- lation that will benefit the people. All they want is the votes of the dupes so they can continue to skin the public. The republican party has passed in the last six years every law the trusts, the monopolists, and protected interests have desired. It has never passed a single act that made 1t easier for the workingman to make living. But its legislation has resulted in enabling the special few to tax the clothes off his back. deny his wife and children the necessary food for their proper sus- tenance, and put beyond the reach of any wage earner the possibility of an education for his posterity.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-25

"The house of representatives" says an exchange, passed with virtual unanimity the Cuban relief bill, to which the democrats attached a provis- ion that repeals the differential duties on refined sugar, said duties being the foundation of the sugar trusts exist ence, as we'll as its legalized license to plunder the American consumer. The republicans of the senate have failed not only to approve this provident measure in restraint of the most sordid and obnoxious of all trusts, but they do not even permit 1t to be considered, although it was known that there were more than enough votes to make It law. The republican majority refused to approve 1t solely because its ap- proval would knock the props from un- der the sugar trust. Then why talk of the president negotiating treaty with Cuba looking to solution Of the question when it is a hopeless task, and only suggested for the purpose of deceiving the voter in the pending con- gressional campaign?"