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The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Born Rich Dies a Pauper.

Chicago H., May o. Adrian
Britt. who inherited $500, 900 from
his father in New Orleans. died ID
the poorhouse to-day, aged So. He
was owner and editor Of the Jackson.
vile. Fla, Union in 1874, and was
an active spirit in the effort to wrest
the political control Of the State
from the Republicans.
When the Haves-Tilden cam.
palgn was at its height Britt's
paper was the most powerful organ
in Florida. At the time the cleo.
toral vote OF the State hung in
doubt he was looked upon as hold
ing the key to the situation. When
the Jacksonville Union conceded
the Stale to the Republicans Britt
was roundy censured. He sold
the paper in 1877. For five years
he has been noted character in
the Levee. associatiug most of the
time with criminals. -
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Mrs. Lewis Bell, of Wilmington,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Bradley
during the past week.
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Judge Townsend was on the bench
in the City Court this morning and
the first case called was that of Will.
liam Melton. His fine was 81 and
costs.
Robert Fell was charged with be-
ing drunk, and with q breach of the
peace. Christina Schuster testified
that he boards with her at 1925 Lam
caster avenue.
About $50 O'Clock yesterday after
noon when lie come home under the
influence of liquor he used obscene
language. The fine was 81 and
costs.
Joseph Rochinski was charged with
the larceny of lot of wood the prop
erty of the p. W. 4 B. railroad COM
pany. The case went over until We'd
nesday night.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Pastor Defended The Piano

Jersey City, N. J. May q Rev.
Andrew Henry, pastor of the First
United Presbyterian Church, was a
defendant in the Second Criminal
Court this morning. Donald A. Muir
raw, one OF his parishioners, accused
him of assault and battery. Murray
objects to instrume ental music IN The
church, and on Wednesday evening
last attempted to wreck piano
which was used at the weekly prayer
meeting. The pastor and several of
tile parishioners spfang to the de-
fence of the instrument. and in the
melee Murray was badly handled.
After listening to the evidence
Justice Murphy decided that the pas.
tor had not used much more force
than was necessary to save the
church property and dismissed the
case.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
'MlDDLET0WN
LOCAL NEWS.
Master Eugene Ahern met with a

Master Eugene Ahern met with a
painful accident Thursday afternoon
while playing in front of his parents
home on East Main street. He ac-
Cidentiv stumbled and fell heavily to
the ground, dislocating his shoulder
blade. DR.. G.. B. Pearson was called
In and soon placed the shoulder blade
In position.
The election for two members of
the Light and Water Commission
will behcldon Monday next. May 5th,
and promises to be spirited one.
One member will be elected for the
term of five years, and one member
to fill out the unexpired term of one
yeas of the late S. NJ. Reynolds.
i AS quiet and calmly as fades the
light in the western skies, Mr.. J. W.
Clark passed away at his home on
"Bohemia Manor" Wednesday
night about 10. 30 O'Clock, and anoth..
br one of ourm prog gressive farmers
las gone. Mr.. Clark had been in
poor health for the past year. but
was not confined TO his bed at the
time of his death. lie was sitting
in a chair, and his daughter who was
by his side noticed his head drop.
and after calling to him and recciv-
log no responce, hastily summoned
her mother, but when she arrived he
was corpse. Heart trouble was the
cause of his death. Mr.. Clark resld.
ed near Cccilton. Md. for 20 years,
moved to the NJ. N. Willis farm
hear this town about eight years agt
where he resided for two years.
An engagement of much intcres'
lust ANNOUNCED is that OF Miss
Loltye May Whitehouse, one OF
Easton s most popular young ladies,
TO MI. Robert j. Hail, formerly o.
this town. now Of Easto n. The
wedding will take place in the early
summer,
! The many friends Of Mr.. Frank
r. Bradley will be glad to learn of
his Improved condition.
Mrs. James Ewin who has been
VISITING her sister, Mrs. Albert Price
left Wednesday for short visit Will
Newport relatives before returning
10 her home in Phil adelphia.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
PLEASANT EVENING SOCIAL.

Miss Stella Mclaughlin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin,
entertained the pupils Of her piano
and organ class at her home, No.
S55 Bennett street, last evening.
The following interesting prograns
was rendered: Solos by Misses Mel
lie Mcclure, Margaret Henry, Car
RE Adams, Olive Rhoades. Elsie and
Mabel Mckinley, Georgie Degraw,
Mildred Lloyd, Mabel Roster, Maud
Gray, Breta Jetferis, Messrs. John
Jefferis, Robert Spence; piano and
violin duet, George and Willie De-
graw.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Rhoades
Mrs. Ollie Mckinley, Mrs. Gray, r.
Philips and wife, Mrs. l.. Spence,
Misses Sadie Mcdaniel, Maggie But
ler, Eta Mahan, Mrs. H. Roster,
Mr.. Spence.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Brokers Under Bail

w. G. Rothermel and r. L. Rot
hermel, trading as the Popular Brok :
kerage Company, At No. 1923 Arch
street Philadelphia, were yesterday,
arranged before Magistrate Jermon,
charged by Caroline c. Brown, Of
No. 1925 North Thirty-first street,
with conspiracy to extort money.
The plaintiff, it is alleged. borrowed
$3.50, agreeing to make payments in
monthly lnstallments; She says she
has paid IS each m onth for two years
and finds that she now owes the firm
$479. instead OF $3.50. The defend
ants we're held 10 5000 bail each for
further examin alton to-day.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Broke Tongue

While trying one of the new
horses of the Washington Fire coEl-
pany which was attached to the Chem
cal engine one of the reigns gave way
thus losing control Of the horses when
they made a quitk turn running into
the Guarantee Storage building, cor
ner OF Third and French streets,
breaking of three foot Of the tongue
OF the engine.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Local Men En,ist

The following have passed success.
full examinations at the United States
recruiting office in the Smith build
ing Fourth and Shiplev streets, and
will he sent to their various stations
to-day. They are as follows: Henry
Lane, infantry. Columbus. Ohio;
Charles McGowan, Jefferson barracks
Missouri, cavalry; Samue! Il. Anth-
ony, Fort DUPONT, artillery; Robert
Lias, colored, Twenty-fourth lnfan'
try, Fort Sheridan, III. Anthony,
and Lias both saw active service il.
the Philippines
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

Annie Aherns, Mrs II. T. Mellon,
John Rowe. Miss Bessie llarkias,
Frank O'Donnell, Mrs. Frank Jean
DELL James J. Dugan, Edward Wa'sn
George Barrett, J. J. Maloney, ". M
Haney and John A. Butler.
The committee in charge wishes 10
return sincere thanks, to all who as.
sisted in making tie affair a grand
success. The Shields Library mem
ters worked like tigers, the business
men donated prizes. No one refused
to help the good cause along.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
GAVE A DANCE.

The Ridley Park Assembly gave
their sixth and final dance of the
season in Wards Hall, Ridley Park,
last night. Each one of the series
has been most successful and last
nights was no exception to the rule
The patronesses of the assembly
comprise the elite of Ridley Park
Society.
The hall was lighted by gas for
the first time and this installation is
a decided improvement over the old
method. Guests were present from
Philadelphia, Media, Chester and
Wilmington.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Notice

Just arrived home and wish to state
that we will have l carload of extra,
choice Durham COWS the best evei
shipped, selected by myself. Also 81
head of Maryland stock. As there:
are two large sales advertised for
Monday, May 5, this will be a chance
to purchase u good COW cheap. %,
fine shoats Come and have dinner
with us as we will sell rain or shine
at our farm, Mt. Cuba, Del. ONeal, !,
RrOtherS
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
FIRST ANNIVERSARY.

Chester Aerie, No. 159, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will celebrate its
first anniversary on Monday night,
May 5, in Chester. A banquet will
be served at s o'clock by Caterer
Isaac Mayer, of Philadelphia, and
will be followed by an entertain
ment. The talent will be profess
sional people of high reputation,
Guests will be present from Balti-
more, Camden, Atlantic City, Phila-
delphia, Trenton and Wilmington.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
New Bank At ScaforG

Messrs. Slemons & Bounds, contrac
tors, Of Salisbury, have been award.
ed the contract to erect new bank
ing house for the First National O.
Seaford, Del, The building will be
25x6O feet, single story, with base
ment, and will be built Uf brick terra
Gotta and stone trimmings.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Diamond DyeSsrysi thsn any sn otnor sses COZ
Camden Camp Opens July 80.

Camden. De-, May 2.-The trus-
tees of Camden Camp-meeting tc-
day decided to hold camp this year
tor two weeks, beginning July 30.
Rev. J. NJ. Guthrie. of Magnolia, is
to have charge. DR.. Ezekiel W.
Cooper was reelected president
and Thomas Simpson, secretary
and treasurer.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
[mplOyel as "A Scout.

Manila, May 2. -Thecourt martial
of Arthur Howard, deserter who
was captured in August last, was
concluded to-day. Howard's trial
was delayed owing to his being
used as a civilian scout under Gen
eral j. F. Bell in Batangas province.
If convicted he will rropably be
pardoned, because of recentservices,
but he may be rearrested by the
Civil authorities on the charge Of
murder.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Mrs. Knowles To Enertain

Governor John Hum, Mr.. and Mrs
Hum and Mrs Henrietta Crosman,
who is TO appear at the Grand Opera
this evening, will be the guests Of
Mrs. Horace G. Knowles, at dinner.
Governor Hum will attend the per-
formauce at the Opera House as the
guest Of the Wilmington Lodge Of
EliS,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hall Of Phlla-
delphia, entertained a number OF
young women friends at the Clay
ton House, last evening Mr.. Hall
formerly lived here and was mar
ried about one week ago. The cou
pie are returning from their wed
ding tour South.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Hit By Exploding Bottle.

Sharon, Pa, May 2 AS the re-
suit OF the explosion of bottle Of
catsup Ed ward McFlagin will prob
ably lose his sight. He was sitting
at the table when the bottle explod.
ed, and pieces OF glass flew into his
eyes. badly Iaceratlng them. Doc
tors fear both ewes are destroyed.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
BE MIA min Ferris Evening

The Historical society of Delaware
on Monday May 10th will have =
"Benjamin Ferris evening" Mr.. Fe"
ris was a Delawarean historian Or
considerable ability and d led in 1856"
In 1870, DR.. l., =. Bush read an in
teresting paper on the life and work
of MIR. Ferris, and this paper will be
read
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
DELIGHTFUL DANCE.

In the New Century Club parlor
last night an enjoyable subscription
dance was given, twenty-five cou-
pies participating. The patronesses
were Mrs. r. jackson Shaw, Mrs.
H. r. Wallace. Mrs. Merris Taylor,
and Mrs. W. V. Bond.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
CARD BASKET.

William H. Jackson, of Salisbury.
is the guest of Josiah Marvil, OF
this city.
Miss Christiana Alsentzer will
sail for Europe today, to be gone
sometime,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wagamon,
of Georgetown, announce the we'd
ding Of their daughter, Miss Ida
May, to Clarence B. Driscoll, Of
this city, to take place on Wednes-
day, May II.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Shot q Dog

Officer Jakobowski shot dog be-
longing to Charles Beck, of No. II
MARYLAND avenue which was injured
by being run over by Maryland ave-
nuc car.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
GUESSING CONTEST.

Several cash prizes will be awarded to the successful guess
es of the number of dots fill this circle Time OF mailing
or receiving this office will count in priority me coupons
must be sent in not later than three days after publlcao
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

Union A. M, t. Church, French street above
18th, Rev. H X Ediuunjs pastor. Preaching
10 a. m. by past ana % IN BY bishop
&c Wimore sun day School $50 y III Chris.
tian Eudeavor $50 p III
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

Sin ms Comp. Pennyroyal pills. Ths
ladies' extraordinary romedy. BE sure
you get the Comp
BY Lnail 81. 90. 6o6 King street,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
Threw I've Into Girls Eyes.

W,lllamsport, Pa, May 2-an
unknown woman has temporarily
blinded Miss Mary Naylon, who is
Young and handsome. The woman
thickly veiled, called Miss Nayloa
to the door. and. grasping her arm
exclaimed: an spoil your youth
and beauty. She dashed a cup
ful OF lye into the girls face. The
gi,l screamed with pain and tho
strange woman ran down the street
and escaped. Miss Nayloh does
not know OF an enemy. A doctor
saws th at her sight can be esaved.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

Dubcil the tiatter
Goo Charles E. Dubeil for your hat
sudlcaps Of all styles No. . Last Third st
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

Advertise in the Republican
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

NOR SALE-EUCHRH WINDMll.L AND
Il tanI, in perfect order, having city water
viii sell cheap. Apply 81! King street.
ml2-Ims
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

L'Olt SALE FIVE NEW BUGG les, THREE
Il runabouts | pair good family horses.
and years old Apply to j. II Polk, New
mort Del n303tt
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

L'Oi; SALE-AV A q ltifAT BARGAIN TO
IL close an estate, two story brick stors
and dwelling at the n. t. Cor. b & HualC ST.
Apply to ". A. Huiil!l. Bayard BuiIdug.
aI-tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

J.ok SALt-HEN HOUSE MANURE, AP.
l. ply At !i3j Kennett Pike or thl, office
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

l-GGS-BARHED ROCKS, tMCNTADK
~ stran) White Wyandottes(D Duston straih)
81 Ler IS oak Spring Poultry Farm, WILL.
Del Box 40 nl5 III W amo
T OST-ON SUNDAY. ApfIL27 IN GOING
IL from Perry's hotel to Hamorton, black
pocketbook con tanning $50 in money, also a
receipt Of Hiram Yerger given 10 George
Talley; $40 reward II returned to Z. Y. Tai:
ley. I'd street market. n31otH
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

NO REASONABLE CFFER REFUSED
IN for house and lot ..09W ash gton street
Apply on premises. al)-im-
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
FOR SALE.

LNOE SA-E-TWU GOOD WOhK OkSES
II suitable for any kind of work, ready to
Use Immediately; pri low. A. q. b. An1er.
ml-5ti
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

CTOR AGE Or HOUSEHOLD AND OTHER
~ goods In separate apartments under lock
and key at ,easun..ble rates. 5Ui Market St.s
second floor apply at store AZ
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

INOi. SALE--THAT NEW AND DEslRA
IL bic residence No. Sli Brooms strest for
terms apply to James II. Hotfeckor, Jr Law
BulIdIag, Wiz. Del. il cod tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
FOR RENT.

Il OR RENr-TH AT LARGE TWO STORY
II bull ding No. 1Oj w. 6th street. suitable
tor almost uuy Itind Of business; also one sta
be Apply to JAMES /. sutton. 1919 West
Eighth street. u5l -eod-tt
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

L'OR SALE-HDU>E7la WILSON STREET
~ cheap, to close estate call evenings.
Geo. f. Leach M West ST. a1S-l0teod}
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

ADlEs-usE OURHAKMLESS HEMfDY
~ for delayed or suppressed period it can.
not fail; trial free. PARIS ChemicaI CO.. NJ
waukte VIZ.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

EOR SALE-EGGs. $L0Ofor l3, 500 for 100.
II Barred Plymouth Rocks. Bradley Broi,
str ain. l.. scott Townsend, 5l0 Market st.
u?4 st t,t.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

HR, DEHAHDT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS
- The only genuine p.nnyroyal pills; a.
hrugg SITS or by mail sl.OO Office ~ .Niuth
treet. ihila
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03

IYAVE YOUR LIFE READ WITH TEA
n ground, - cents. Mrs Carpenter, No.
li2o Brandywne street. al.-lmo'
The evening Republican., 1902-05-03
WANTED.

vHyANrED-A STRONG BOY TO LEARN
w feeding on II large cvltnder press Ap'
piy Office, Frole Presse sos ShiplCy street.
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Por eI Comitk Directive

Santiago II. Palmer, FL srminio DfaE Nava.
rrcs Tuiio LArFiDSga, OArIos Ma s IIsF, MAnuaI
OamudAs, Juan GdEm4n BsnfssB, jose G. del
Wallis. Eduardo Acnf1. =. Arsuro V6Sque4 Prada,
jose Regusro Fsti6, OctAvfo GsrefA s Sslgado,
jose Romkn Dies, Antonio r. Btreal6. Jos6
J. BsDfsex DfSS, Ramon Men les, Luis de Cslis
Alqelsr' Antonio MaFqnsz. sm6n 81. Patron,
joe de Diego, Vicente UrrutI&. TomGs Vas
qusxs Federico Il. Virelia, Jose r Bscsrra,
Federico GAbsll, Manuel Perez AvI AS, Manuel
So.fs, Atiiio GAEtambide, Ffancisco o1ir&. JA-
ches, Antonio 8. Rnfs, Fernando GJnz6isS
FfAneisco Esente, jose Bsrrsras, AciSclo Bou
Delegados
Por San Juan: GfegoEio Rodriguez y jose
HsRburui Toa bA1a: Juan HsrrAns Lucas
Lula VeIssi Rio Pisdr&s: doctor Alfonso Pa
niRguA docsoF jose Marcsno; Ponce: Ledo.
AngeI AcosbA Q0intsro Lcdo, Luis Llorens
Torres; H0mAcRo: Ledo. Tomas srnardfni v
Lcdo. Joae NoyA Jutbe; QaebrAdtllaH: R.mon
AvIa Juan AvIiHi Agaas buenAs: Ramon
Mnnos CerSEo MAnuei oolon 1nilla, tdem
(supisntss) Andres MsnR jose e. Morales;
Arscioo: Manuel Lsdesma Lcdo. Ram6n Ma
dRI; - AHA: Norosrto Morales y six Mon
elovA 3D.; Coro1Ai: Jos6 LoubrisI Lcdo. Jose
de j.. TIIol; Altuntas: jose OobiGD Rivera y
Ramon LlompArt; Carolina: r anon Fl. Del
gAdo y AiDerEo VInamll; MsyAgti,1 81: Vicente
Pagan Ricardo Comes; YAbucoA: Augusto
Coulter v JJs6 OfsiE r amos; Ahasco: Lcdo.
EAiAsl ArriIlAgA Eariquso Gren; NSguAoo:
Rafael La r Icca Js6 Torres; SAbAnA Gran
de: Jose Oastlllo Sim6l P. B Jnaliii LsAoeIa:
Eduardo Q levsdo Jos6 Anador; Manasf:
~ anon BA.sidln smsnss RAmirez ArelIano;
T1A AHA: Noroerto M1rAies Fax M IncovAi
LRrsa: Francisco Sein Lcdo. Sa,vA lor Picor
neII;OoAmo:J. LnrrAuris y Earlpides r Idrfguss;
Las PiedrAa; OAslmtro Marques RIig yRAm6n
HoyoB DeIg@oO; YAuco: Lcdo. S@ntl@Ro B.
Palmer jose Labrador; Dorado: Nsvss
GaArdiOla B1nifscio LopsG; Salinas: Julio
Bsnvennn JscooO amos; oAyey: Just1 Gar
cfG MAnusi Vida; r o Rrande: Manuel b A.
nisss Jose RsSAch; NsraDjlto: LsAndro Ri
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La REPRESENTATION OFFICIAL
EN- LA AsAldBLEA
CONCURRENTES

vera Miguel Rivera; LoiSa: jose Sosa DIVA
DAVID CsrFiou; Glrabo: Ceisssino Morales
Juan r q Iin snes; @ Ctguas: Calesttno Sofa
NApomucemo ores; M1rovIB: Pedro ]. Ri.
vera %. Juan LRnreno; Vsga alta: ntio
Escaler4 z Am6o Orsini; Barranquita: jose
Munoz Rvsra Juan C.rmon&; USua 10:
Antonio de Jss1s L6pss y osvaldo A fouso;
O&muy: LAnEentino Esarella Adolfo 1turrt-
no; TrDjho alto: J,sa GonEslo Diaz Carlos
Am6a Mislant QdebradilIas: Ramon Arita
juan Avis; Fssardo: urge Bird Arissf Rs-
mon Auoi B sniteI; @ alba: HiiAris L6pes Cruz
Jos6 Snoder; Lnquillo: Bernardo Mendez
Qaifiones Arsuro .lduondo We've; San Gar
man: Jos6 Ramos Anava Fslix Acosta; San
Sebastian: Francisco r Dig UIises 3 oman;
Cldra: Pf&xsdes S4ntIsg / D sogracias Elsvss;
B Bareeioaeta: Eduardo Gi1gastIi NArcfso Pa
d1lie; Vsg& beis; DIR Miguel Gsudfer Miguel
R1dI1guex Sierra; tySm6n: Jcs6 B OsrA7o
M&nuei Fsrn6nde1; Ctales: CATlos r imam;
GaRy&nlliA: M Artano A costa Ff@ncisco Ct Au.
sler; Lss Msrfas:Dr j ss1 MonaRas g ArciA; Co.
meFfo: OsIeatino Pere9 Pedro Caret; Noes:
Julio Msdiua, jose z liz sgradn Juan q.
)drfg g0e1; Agnada: francisco Yega Susano
Bocanegrs; Aguadina: ConstAnsino Far
nAndez 1 Fernando Yamst; MAricso: Esh-
pc OuGbss 1 Lcdo. anon Qal1ones; Vleques:
jose Psnedo / Jos6 Agu.sin DIaz; Patti
IlGs: Francisco Osrboni / francisco 2 anon
Gsly; MAunaho: r .fAel rtix Jose Sugra-
Il >; JdsnA Dfax: Carlos Dfaz Tomas C6 pedea;
CADo Jio:Lcdo Pedro OHberg Lcdo jose A
F eitAs; Arroyo: FrRnctsco Virelia J la6 M.
P&dilIA; GIayamA: Luls Vsrgne Engerio
ButtrSgo; Peffdelas: Ledo EssquIel N -t'~e"
Q iinssro; j aocos: os6 B. Cinsr6n D. -s.o
drsy; Il $50 Gesnde: Jose Cordoves Berries =
J ose T. Appnte.
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nm voto: sl suguFio de osro sriuDfo para al
hien qnsrtdo com mpansrO. PTonto las cajas de
In lmPreneA 80 apodsFar6n de los recorses,
untentrAs "a p6 olico sgaArdA el tnstants supra.
mo oe los apiAus0s IAnros que ha dtscernir
Al Antor.
Seq ntdamense apareesr&n los otros doc vo
% 1neDess conssnsivos oe ios exq afsitos teabaios
hssrArtos y pofsicos de Dssch amp. ,issmtoa
dos Nm diA On lAa psgtnAs ds La DEMocRACI =
"a soorIeo dc Pusrs. Riso,D sq 4. q .- Ioa
PuodeAndo en- SAnto D4miGg en- oil xLiasin
DiS1iCs &E Lioers.D . on ala Wang oArdia.S
oe PdeEtu P.ABa.
Prepared vusstras coFonss, Musas Vr-
genes oe iAA GAyAa LstrAsi aorid vuestro al
c~ssF, sthJres etejtdos dsI vsroo fscnndisante
de Ia LiosEsao: t=neis anuncIadA h vista de
I'm eompAhsro.
Raimundo de ], Oameio.
Carolina, jail IS As 1902
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ALEXANDRA BOzzO

Agente Ccmisionista. Reoresentants
eSamper & Cqs New York. A. Besosa &
CO Comisiones en- general. The Liberty
Machine CO New York. Maqninaria ' tipos
de imprenta. Agencia de la Maquina de es
cribir franklin.
Maquiua perfecta $50 una escribif8 & la
vista. Agencia del Express, Davies Turner
q Company New York.
Para fnformes, Sol Sd San Juan p. r.
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Representatives. de la prensa federal

Por LA DEMoCRACIA: nj .riano AoriI y
Luis R ldrlgue1 UAorsrp; orr Et PnTve7sSr: Eu
genio ASto por 81 Dt0r1e de Ponce: Luis e.
slA1quszi por In P0z de Us Pdrsn: Eugsnio
mia; pr La Bruja, P4o,o Fl ,rnAn 1ss; Dor
"a RsuotActoa: Jd.Id Medina; por The S1n
Jun NeSS: Mf. H Bird.
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e Faro
de Ia Vida.

Ia superioridad de la
Emulsion de Scott es indis.
cutibIe Y sc manifesto ms
tantaneamente ante el OBJ
servadOr impartial en- los
puntos siguientes: Primer0,
su sabor dulCe y agradabIe;
segund0, sus energicas "prO-
piedades" en- los casOs de
caquexia, tuberculosis, ane-
mia, los infartOs glandula-
res, las afecci0nes 0seas de
caracter estrum0s0, las
afecciones del aparatO res
piratorio, el raquitismo, etc.
Tambien en- las cOnvalecen-
cias de intermediates largas
" debilitantes es I'm buen
medicamentO.
Ademas de sus pr0pieda-
des curativas, la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22
A NUESTROS LECTOREs

Con obisto de d&r Amplios informes acsrea
dc In AsAmDIsA federal, suspendemos hoy al
guhAs sseciones MAS Gel psEi6dico enIEe elias
81 SAdisaaE0 y HInIesSro.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22
DEMeGAcsom De BmDuLTo

Aver el Sattorney generals 20
nego elindnlto de Mauleon.
Suscrlbfan La petici6n trescien.
tas firmas.
La hIja de aquel tambi6n soli-
cito dicha gracia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22
SAN DeDAN
Per Gel6gr@f0.
VISTA
J ulio 81

Don Santiago e. Palmer visito
aver al gobernador, noticiandole
que el partido federal no sc di-
sueLve.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22
EMPRESA De COCHES
DE
SaneoFa, Perez, v Aaude

S@MsOEas FSRG2s A@WGG
Nsta empresa viaja desde San Juan
Ponce vice-versa sin zanzibar de- cocha
nj de cochero en- Ell trayecto.
Es Ia empresa que mas rapldo hace el
viaie.
Tambien feta coches para los puebloa
Agencia en- San Juan, Hotel Inglaterra.
En- CaguaS, Adrian Perez.
IN Ponce. Los Precios fiios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22

Cunde gran desaliento entire los
republicanos por la vitalidad y
discipline de los federales ameri.
canos. Preveen aquellos su dc.
rrota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22

A Dor 10 del <ArkadiaS embarc6
On Nuvva Orleans con dsstino A
esta isla nuestro honorable pre-.
laoo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22

Reunido el Consejo Executive,
nombrara hoy los jueces de Distri-
TO que faltan, para cubrir vacan-
tes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22

DOCTOR ,. LoRENzO oAgALnUo,
OirnlAna-DsnaissA Norta-amarieano
-naaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22

Embarcan para New York ell GO
bernador Hunt, el <Attorney ge-
neral9 Harlan y ell abogado Dox-
ter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-22
m RaAmIFEsTAcHoMEs DE Nh HUNT

Mr. Hunt ha hecho manifesta-
clones partlculares sobre que ha-
brfa deseado la disolucion del par
tido federal.