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east for the purpose Of erecting thf
City Postofflce. and the digging of the
excavations for both buildings was COM
menced about the same time. The
foundation put in for the Government
building was much heavier than that
of the powerhouse. inasmuch as the
first was to be built of stone, while the
quired a long period to erect the post
office, which is still comparatively new
building. The powerhouse had been
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and half and Fourteenth Streets north
west There remains $3.50, 900 with which
to construct the building. This, it is be-
lieved, will not be sufficient TO put up
the building desired by the Commission
ers, and a request for an additional ap-
preparation will probably be made.
Years ago the square on which the
municipal building is to be erected was
occupied by an incongruous block of
buildings, which had stood there from
time immemorial. The greater portion
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built and used for a long period and
was destroyed before the postoffice was
finished.
Everyone who was in Washington on
the night of September 30, 1897, remem-
bers the poweThouse fire. 1t was one of
the most disastrous confagrations which
ever visited the National Capital, and it
was only by heroic work on the part of
the Fire Department that property for
blocks around was saved. The fire broke
out about 10 O'Clock in the evening and
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Held Under Heavy Bonds.

Everett Burdge was yesterday held in
$500 bonds TO await the action OF the
grand Jury on a charge Of false pre-
tense. II is claimed that Burdge obtain
ed some calcium light apparatus from
Thomas =. HinEold by nisrepTesonta-
tion. Burdgc gave bonds of 500 to ap-
pear in the Police Court to answer be
fore jury n charge Of neglecting to pay
a board bill
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LOCAL MENTION.
Superior to Imported Wines.

Dr. :. F. Rowland. formerly of - West
For;y y-sccond Street. New York saws:
II can say cinphatically that the quality of
SPeers wines ioF invlii,i5 is far better than
any OF the imported wines. His Port. Claret,
and Burgundics are extraordinarily fine
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between E Street and Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. directly north of the site is a beau
on the opposite side of the street. 1t
was in order TO save this spot Of beauty
that the building is not TO be extended
northward. for E Street west OF Four
teenth Street to the White Lot is to be
ultimately closed. The plans of the Park
Commission provide for an armory for
the District National Guard, which shall
extend from Pennsylvania Avenue to
Ohio Avenue. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Streets.
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On the application Of the b. II. War
ner Company, in behalf of Mrs. Sarah
Patterson. the Commissioners have di-
rected that the tax for 1882 on part of
lot 26, square l07, bounded by X, l..
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets
northwest be accepted without penalty
and interest
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Harry C. Mclean, chief clerk of the
Health Department. is on leave, and is
spending two weeks at Stony Man. W
Va He writes that he Is 1000 feet above
the sea In the purest air to be found in
the Allegheny Mountains
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drivers of vehicles and others passing
through the alley to avoid making un-
necessary noise owing 10 the serious ILL
ness of member of the family.
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MINOR MUNICIPAL
MATTERS OF INTEREST

Mr. F. o. Beckett, District Property
Clerk. and his nephew, Mr.. Frank
Edgington. are spending thirty days
annual leave at the home of the later
in Rock Island. Ill They will return to
Washington on September !.
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cHLDREN's SUMNER SICKNESS.

CHTLDREN's SUMNER SICKNESS.
To Physicians:
The following simple treatment has been
found to cure Summer Diarrhea:
l. Stop all dairy milk.
,. Give Ito one year olD one grain of
calomel. divided into doses, in two hours
interyals
g. Feed for few days on thick rice
water, strained, and sweetoncd with con-
densed milk.
1. When cured, gradually substitute scald-
ed fresh milk.
To the Public:
SCALD ALL MILK,
Particularly for children and persons in
impaired health. Scalding milk will not
interfere with its digestibility and will
destroy all dangerous germs.
After scaldins. keep cool and covered.
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On the recommendation of the Water
Registrar. the Commissioners have vot-
ed to grant a refund of 81 on payment
of water rent against premises 1888
Third Street northwest, in the name of
J. ". Rose.
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The Corporation Counsel has notified
the Commissioners that suit in Equity,
No. 22,57S. s. s. Daish G. Sons VS.. the
District of Columbia, being a prayer
for an injunction to stop the construc-
tion and operation of tramway across
Florida Avenue. near Second Street. has
been dismissed after the refusal of the
Court to grant the iriuction.
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The Commissioners have approved
the application of Dr. E ". Re!siaser
that signs r:ay be placed at either end
OF the alIev adjoining tho residence OF
Mrs. Philiipa Doyilliers. requesting
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Acting upon the recommendation of
the Water Registrar. the Commission
ers have voted to grant the application
of the Washington Loan and Trust
Company for refund of $3.50. being a
duplicate payment of water rent on
premises 1858 x Street southeast.
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SOCIETY FOR PREyEN.
Ts0N OF SICKNESS.

We favor a stringent law prohibiting the
sale or use in ice cream of any CREAM
NOT yas:eur;Zcd.
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The Washington Gaslight Company,
under the provisions of the appropria-
tions act for the District, approved
March l, 1901. has reported to the Com
missioneFs the receipts and expendi-
lures OF the company for the fiscal year
ended June 80 last, as follows: Receipts
from all sources. 81 ,304 O53.12, and ex-
penditures on all accounts sl,2S4, ,321 Sc.
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The Commissioners have appointed
Charles Brohin additional private in
the Police Department. for duty In and
about The grounds Of Georgetown Uni
Yersity.
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The Commissioners have directed
that the Adams Mill road between Gin
cinnati Street and Kansas Avenue be
graded at an estimated cost of $500,
chargeable to the current appropria-
tion for grading streets, alleys and
roads.
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The Water Registrar has recommend
ed and the Commissioners have voted
to grant a refund of 1872 on payment
of water rent against premises 224
Third Street southeast, in the name OF
Theodore ]. Mayer.
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The Commissioners have authorized
the erection of fire hydrants IN the fol-
lowing localities at an aggregate cost
of $500: Southwest corner of Nineteenth
Street and Cincinnati Avenue; north
east corner of California and Connecti-
cut Avenues: southwest corner of Co.
lumbia Road and Champlain Avenue
southwest corner of Seventeenth and U
Streets.
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A sewer will be constructed along
the north side OF T Street from Fourth
Street to the trunk sewer in Fifth
Street, at an estimated cost of sS10.
chargeable TO the current appropriation
for suburban sewers.
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II. c. Kegan. inspector in the Water
Department, has been directed to pro-
ceed from Holyoke. Mass. to Addyston.
Ohio. for the purpose of inspecting cast
iron specials being manufactured by
the United States Cast Iron Pipe and
Foundry Company for the District OF
Columbia.
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The proposal of Ed. J. Hannah 20
make certain changes in the toilet
room Of the Peabody School building
for the sum of s229 has been accepted
by the Commissioners.
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Genesee Street, between Brightwood
and Colorado Avenues, will be macad-
amized and cutters laid at an estimated
cost OF 81, 200, chargeable to the current
appropriation for repairs to roads.
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The proposal of Edward Forrest to
do whitewashing in public school build
ings, received July 26. 1902, for the
price of s125, has been accepted; the
cost chargeable to appropriation for
repairs to schools.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15

Ia Blanche nm indIvidao alG4 gensrge que
90 dedicA en- Puerto Rico ell novfSimo sporG de
ArriAr b&nderas americans, 10 cual 10 hs va
lido dos 8 tres denuneias ante Ios tribunAles
De pnlicla de Ssn Juan Arecibo.
ZERO Blanche no 10 preocupA esto, ha
nAnifest&do do manerA solemns su 6rme pro
p6aito de continuAr arriando el pab5il6n ma
cional, en- todos los puntos de Ia isia donde 10
eneuentre.
aIfIo hAIS porqus es hombre de mAlas
pa'gas como 10 demusstrA su actitud sgrssivA
eonsr& el tuax de- polfefa de Ia villa del cGpitAn
Currea. qaisn propin6 una bofstada por no
haoeF compaTscido en- aquel tribanAl 10 Id
m sensladA para ell tuieio.
Hay quien asegura que B Anchs no sGtA
sus caba'es; tAmb!6n se ssegur6 ccsa it6n-
tea de Coi6n, Gaifleo en- general do todoa
euantoG ss han metido redentores des-
fAcedores de entuertos, inelCso don Q1iiots.
Blanche proeediendo l6glcaments, oesds
o. punto horA que hA DIDO dscir q ne la en-
aeha do Ia gran rep1bica amaricsna solo CO.
biia pHabIos Iibres, concibs que ondee sobra
Puerto Rico, pues cato constituVe para 81 nn
eontFAssntido en- este csso sllAse 1nstiHe2da
su conducts, por chocante que parezca.
El hi1a'go mAnchsgo obstin6se en- im-
plAntaR en oil REndo ei tmpsrio dc In juatleis;
Blaneh, aunqus en- otra forma, quieFe seguir su
sjsmplo. & fSlts de lAasa mani 1cble, pie
poF sus pAsos eentAdos-pues earses de is
q nseiRo y de sseadeFo-vG pRefaeamsnts de
pueho en- pusbo quitAndo dc AduaERs, Guar
seles v AIcaldfAH In suprRdlSha bandaP8.
NADIA mAs que, poT uE lsdo Ia bajsi poF
etro las Sutoridsdss dtsponsn que Sc lie de
husvo."... aquf no ha pasAdo naaa.
ga
III ss eonnrma 10 loeura de II Anchs, sl
Msior trstamieuto para cursrla De rAiz en Ia
aplicAci6n del nAmejS en- distintss formas.
Con una hueua t4iada, al efacto es indis-
eutible In euraci6n IndudAbls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
la casa "Sarriego Hmnos. 7"
DE LA OIDRA
Desacredita el tabaco de la isla
ACTITuD De LOS ToRCEDOREs

VArios tAbaqueros sgrsmisdos de lh FG-
bries GRucabadn y ca se prese ntsron ls
direetiv& de lA y si6p, nAnif sBsando que sagdu
aus noticiAs, On ~ FAbrica dc GSsrisgo Ter
mAnoe0-CldrA-sa eIAborAbRR eApAs que no
peEtenscsn nj cultivo del pals
Il eRidos los Befil Martin Rivera, Aurs-
Ito Marques Manuel GfAcia para invest'gsr
To- vsrdad, 90 eomprob6 por cenfsai6n de GSa
rieRo Hsrm&noE0 que 6stos eAhorAban una ca.
pa smsric4na.
Oen este motive los torcsdoras de GGYsy
AupIicsn & sns eosegRs que avsrlsu N con qua
maFcA de fkbrica y con G16 stio oueta, acreditan
en- In iaR y en- norts Am6rics las vitolas cue
proc6i len no solo de In casa GSarieg1 III HnnosD
sino de otrss qua em pieAn los mismos mAtsria.
les que aqueiIA,
Esto pueda oflginsr Ia r6fdIda del msrcs
do AAbacAleFo y sobrs TODD gravss psrtniclos
lAa marcas dc Oomsrfc, P4ssA, Nation, ToFito y
Rlncon & los toreedoTss do To- rama, pObYea
sodos qua 10 caentAn con otros reeuPsos. qne
oil oAcic para la subAistaneiA de sus fkmiIiAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
PropiedadeS
EspecialeS.

La Emulsion de Scott,
como ingeniosa combi-
nacion de aceite purlsimo
de hfgado de bacalao con
hipofosfitos de cal Y de
sosa, levanta Ia resisten-I
cia organica, contribuye
al aumento de las fuerzaS
f(sicas, vigoriZando ner-
vios y m1sculos, regula-
RIA la digestion y eSti-
mula el apetito. Ademas
combate los venenoS que
vician la sangre 8 pro-.
mueve su pronta elimi-
,nacion, y goza de pnQbie-
.dadeS esbectales y seguras
contra las multiples afec-
clones del aparato respi-
ratorio.
Un sabor agradabIe y
,un aprovechamiento facil
y complete realzan SuS
meritoS terapeuticoS. Su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
CENTRO DOCENTE
DE Ia UNION IbERO AMERICANA
Plaza de Colon San Juan Puerto Rico.


Alumnos externos 5. 1, Il men
suales segdn Ia ensenflaaza; nsedio -penaio-
nistas S12, pens:onistas a25 mensaaies, In
cluyendo sl labado y asisteneia meGita.
Profesores Lodos Torrisnte Busta-
mante, Emiliano Dfaz. Manuel Pauiagua
lfrana9s s ingles) Ramirez etc.
Referencias los padres de los alumnos
"a. Cadilla, Arecibol j. foreman. Guanl-
cay; C. T. Hernandez. Gurabo,; GDr' CAr-
los Jaspard Francisco Guiliant, Viequesl;
"a. Nschuca. Caguas); IN. Salguero, Ma
yagues) e.. Qaihonez. Saiardol; etc en-
Ia Capital. III. Antonf, Fran "isco Gztell,
Mauricio Guerra, Viuda de Liberal, a. Ma
rr@ro, J. Mendfn, Salvador Brau, Salvador
Schira, j. Santanseh, Mario Teijeiro, F. Sc
villaao J. Hsnriqueh, Consul General de
s4nto Domingo : otroe.
Pfdanss prospectos 81 S5cratario, Lcdo
Busbamente.
U'sico celsgso que ds GRATIS 4 suS a dm-
nos, libros, libretas, plum4s eoe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
COMFERENCia

Ell Comisionado del interior,
Mr.. Elliot = 81 del parti 10 repu
blicaDo don Federico Degetau,
conferencian en- Washington con
una comisi6n de la Camara do Re-
presentantes. Ambos alegan que
los terrenos p1blicos que pertsne-
cen al pueblo do Puerto Rico,
nunca estuvieron designados CO.
mo de la corona de Espafla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
DEM08TRACa0M

Como 81 <Attorney> general Mr..
Knox opinaba en- sentido contra
rio q 10 sostenido por aquellos CO.
misionados, Mr.. Elliot demostr6
con documentos Antiques indubi
tables que Puerto Rico era pro-
vincia espanola y, csc motive, le
daba la propiodad de sus terrenos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
n DEESTR0 = SINEESTR0

no $50 essark en prurito de ar ,r
banderAs, aiuo que eaerA sE ell vieio eontrario
poro 1e mayor cantIdad de banderas CORES
ponde mayor cAutIdad de enamay9
YB snchs tsndr4 parisntes. amigos pa
nisguados Q1s tamh6a quiersu disfrutar del
spetecible ftuto y no es justo Gus se les priys
do clio.
Por m anehs como el monemAniaeo que
nos ocupa, hsg novscisrtos noveRta nueve
B Anehas Ia Invsras....
Entrs nosotros a6undan.
"a
xEf PsiaS-6-gaao mGximua del partido
republieano-ao elvIda sua antguas msnas, y
ESQ que, cAda memsnto, NOS sarmonss de 10
i'm 40 aesrc& de la cutura de Ia prsnsa.
PsPo una cosa pradisa otra dsT trigo.
Y <El Psis,D en- Ia prActica, pass Por sn-
eima de sus hsrmesas teorfas.
Y, hoy evmo aver, SO W po: dsresh1 al
persn1alisme.
Y dasanna de una mansra iastimosa.
Y aao qns ahora gasta puios de peri6dteo
semi iitsEario y dedics les skbados al cuitivo
de las bsllss letfas.
Pero de Ia fnteneloa no pasa.
Y dsia lado litsrssuras bnsnAs
foFmas en- cG&nto trsta de polftica.
La dtatribR ss su fasrta.
D,;6 en- pss { Mudoz Rivera. pero afgue
traysnse entFs otos & LA DEMoCRACIA.
Pero 5cu&ndo ell desplants ell iRaulto
han snsen Ado nada?
Podrkn ciertos dssahogos hsIsgar las
turbAs. mas no las pePsonss sensatRs.
D. shf que ios aiemantos cuttos, como al
doctor z sno Q4ndfs, no eonfoFmss eon los
proc y IAs pr&etlcAs del repH blicauismo
ealIeisro, se eprskssn 6 sapararsa del partido
o de Ia psrti3a, msior dicho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
ABSUELTO

La Corte marcial que SO reuLio
en- Manila para YER y fallar Ia
causa contra Waller y otros por
crueldad, contra los filipiuos alza.
dos On armas, ha dictado la abso.
luci6n.
En- Ia votaci6n de la sentencia
50 pronunciaron IL votos & favor
v en- contra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
Tranquiiidad, salnd , Repose pa lasrs
hadrgs 7 las Uriaturaa

Ell JARABE CALMAETE ae La
seianra WiNSLOW. 81 da ts,s nisIos ar
81 periodic de La DENTICION. Les
aolauda las encfss, resualva In iuhamaai6n
alFIa todo 1olor- ; oura 81 coli ventogo,
IRocente eheaz en todoe les oasos,
Aooaselamos las madres que .engsn ma
nlno enferrno que 40 dejaa q4e Ia preveus
oion Prnpla Mia de otres, evite el use dc
esfa madioins a prop srcioaa al:vio sa-
guro, aosolutameata ssguro, vi 90 asa
ep0Ftunomansa. ala.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15

Una soeisdad iIsarAFla de Carscss--vsns-
ausla-hA diFigido nj ssnAdo de aduellh FeF1-
biiea Ia sig Uie ats pssici6n
ga SsnAdo de iA RspGb les.
OiudGdAnos 5snadorsE.
La scciedad GP6re8 B5naideD pressntA 81
EsnAdo de ID RspGb f0s In psIiei6n de que,
COMO nnM obrA iusticiera, se airva decrstar
Yeatss del posta Juan Antonio P6ssx Bonalds,
aspOsisAdos hastA hoy en- oil csnshterio do ID
GoAyfa
La obFa de g'oriRcaci6n de este eminents
com mpAtriota, em prsndida por quianes pisnsan
qus 90 sismpro leeciGn provechssa para los
puahlos, el Aeto de eenlr eoPon1s 3 las fFentss
de Quisnss repressntAn In MAJOR euis1Fa de
nnR nael6n, nseesita del apoyo do los honora.
bios SsnAdoFss para realtEar el mob psnsa
fendido nj eximio poesa, visHe ser una rehA.
bilissei6n de los one han pnsato en- alto eli
hombRe dc lac letrAs veEelolsnaS y dsmostfado
In rio usEA intellectual de pnestra pAtYiA
Astaten nj honorable Ssnado de To- R,Eh
biieA ei dsFecho el debeR de coad yuvAr & ln
&fectivid1d de este pFop0sito, y ssi esperamos
que nusstrA petci6n ssxA seogidR poP esa
SobeFSnA Cooperation.
I'm Caracas, q 30 de Marso ds 1909 - H.
Presidente. PadTe milo Coll. l.-El Vfcspresi-
dente, L. Torres AbABdsro. - hi Secrets rio,
Jsa6. AnsoAio PAss. I'll Teaorsro. Juan Fer.
nandss HurtAdo.S
P6re4 Bonslde foe uns de las mas inspira.
dos popU area pceeAs de In America Iatfna;
antimA AmIAtAd cen nusstTo posts Gautfer b.
nfbes; deio eserisa ans beliisima possfs, 81
tulAda a Puerto Rico.
LDa pnaFtorFiqueR1s, puegt dehemos unir
nuCstHes votos los de sus compAtriotas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
vIunA PEN aGDA

El CoDgreso americana asigna
una pension de 5000 <dollars>
anuales la vinda del presidente
Nc Kinley, la yfctlma de Czogolz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
CHARDON & YORDAN
gksaGE -Aa0a r.

Agenoia do negocios 1;4dioisiea, No
tariaIes, ConteRoiosos &c., etc. TesEs-
naentarfas, se arreglan por diffeiles q0s
sean. EsPEc1ArxoAD en- jurisdiction va
inntaria: Asuntos ecatenoi iosos, SO tranl.
tan eon prontitad: subganac;on de defeo.
tcs sn dcouuentos sujstos s insoripeion;
AanarEs de la comps1fa de segzros d@
Vida eel SOLE del Ganada. Compra .
yents de Rneas rastioss urbanas. AS.
T1vrDAn, preciea m6dioos.
Julio 80 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
absolute
efiCacia

! contra Ia anemia, tisis,
J raGuitis, intermediates
! gnerviosas, del pecho y
! pulmoneS, alteracioneS
! de Ia sangre, denticiones
! diffciles y crecimiento
( rapido, le han conquiS-
! tado fama universal.
S La humanidad no ha
! podido menoS de encon-'
) trar en- tan beneflcos atri-
} butos el secreto de Ia
J vida.
; Todas las Zonas y lati-
J tudeS cuentan ahora por
B millareS las existenciaS
; que meYced d ella han
} sido heroieamente are
) batadas de 'oS braZoS de
J la muerte.
& Rehdsense las ilaniadas "tan bue-
] mas" "inas baTsAas que la de Scott.
De vsnss CO 1odas parties.
, SCOTT & BOVINE Quinieos, New York.
"A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
OORTADILL0.


En- Arecibo SO registrar 80 ca
SOS de viruelas. Do estos do gra-
vedad. A todos los atacados 81 les
asia. Sc construye un hospital
Cad hOcA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
coaTE sUPREMa

La Corte Suprema absuelve
don Santiago Jglesias y demas
obreros condenados en- la Corte Gle
Distrito de esta capital por coa1i-
gaci6n para alterar el precio de
los jornales y asociacion ilfcita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
fARhACIh ! O2OGUER!A
De 3 l. A n G Q

Sam Jsaam. Sam francisco Nmaaz. 81
Precios de slgunss preparedness espssln-
les de Ie raisna:
Jarahe de Eanaro ioaado, frasso so etvH.
I'd de Laeto fosiaso ds cal Id 40
Id de Hipofosfto de cal Id 80
Id deprotoicduro hisrfo inalteFsbie, fras-
60 20. esntavca
Magnesia efsrvescente fEssco so sensavos
EiiEir de Cicero foafato da cal Id GO
ZarzapaFrills ID Sd
Vino dc quina fosfataea ID 50
Por docenas So hacea Fsps5aa d. itapoF~
To ncia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
Manifesto

Dfcese que el doctor Zeno
dandia Ianzara un manifesto sa-
l'endose del partido republicano.
Esa notieia produce marcada
s5nsacion en- esta ciudad y es mo.
two de grandes concentrates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15

PasEies de ida vuaisa 10 p de Tsbat&.
Niffos memories de 12 aIios: nzitad ds prseios.
Los vapores De estA liosa son recommends
bles por sus somodldsdes sspeeiaias para pass-
isros emplaandc de Pperso Rico New York
III radadof de dias.
Aqerases generates: BoultoD, Blfss q Daiiass,
1s5 Front ST. New York. En- Ponce. Aoxaias
= 10 En San JuaR, Vfilae CO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
HA MUEHTO

Ha muerto en- Washington d
los 70 aflos de edad, eI reverendo
cl6rieo Witt Falmage.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15

Los obreros socialistas prepa-
ran una importante manifestation
por la scntencia absolntoria del
Tribunal supreme.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-15
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