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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
From Various Writer'S.

In IAN American at Oxford" John Cor
bin tells a story of Jowett, who at one
time was master of Ballol. An UNDER
graduate, named Barnes, had been SO IN
dependent of his tutor that he was sent
nm to the head of the college," which is
not at all promotion. When he re-
ported, the master was writing, and
merely paused to say: ''Sit down, Mr..
Barnes. You are working with Mr..
Donkin. are you not?" The culprit said
he was. and sat down. Jowett wrote
on, page after page, while the under
graduate fidgeted. Finally Jowett look
cd m and remarked: Mr.. Donkin says
Won are not Good morning." After
that the graduate was more inclined to
work with Mr.. Donliin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
A Singular VIII. BY GeorSe c Marsh

A Singular VIII. BY GeorSe . Marsh.
I. TennSson Nicely. New York. 81 90
Mr.. Marsh has woven a plot Cor 4
Mr. Marsh has wCven a plot f. r -
for its romanticism as TO- lis nristlai.tS.
OF course there is beautifu,, brave nero
.ne ard a coura geous. stead fast ioHe:.
whose lifo from chapter IL hapler Is
threatened by deep. dark pool OF dis
asier.
Towards the close of the exciting :ale
however, enviable good fortune leads them
into the fields Elysian. where i is as
sured they Will ever remain.
The theme OF the story runs on the old
saying that money or the desire TO
obtain it. has made devils of people
There are daily reports in the papers AMI
in private OF men and women that have
buetrayed trusts and stolen money. In
some cases tho evil doer escapes just
punishment, such is the fickieness OF our
cay and civilization. and IS courted by
society. It is said: III you have money
YOU will be received anywhere. Money
covers a multitude Of sins. L y
singular WILL" the author allows wrong
for a time TO seem triumphant, but he
so balances his story that in the end
right conQuers. of course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Be she right or wrong. woman will
not permit a man to question her mo-
tives. Possibly she never had motive:
that all her actions being the result of
impulse. cannot be analysed; or perad
venture. being a woman is of itself a
good and sufficient reason for whatever
she may do or say.-Graystone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Well it is to be able to read runes, but
better vet il Is to know what the Lord
has written in mems eyes.-The Thrall
of Left the Lucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

No real gentleman will tell the naked
truth in the presence of ladies.-A Double
Barrelled Detective Story.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

If a man adn,ires a girl at all he Will
want to marry her-as long as she treats
him badly.-Myra of the Pines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

To ask a question that can't be an
swered is merely feminine.-Chimmie Fad
den and Mr.. Paul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

According to the Bool.man's lists. the
six books which have sold best in the or
der of demand during the month are,
Dorothy Vernon Major Macmillanll,
$3.50: The Mississippi Bubble. Hough
s(Bowen- Merrill Coz $3.50: The Hound of
the Baskervilles. Doyle (AIcClure. Phillips
&, COD. $50: The Lady Paramount. Far-
'and( Lane). $50: Mrs Wigs of the Cab
hage Patch, Hogan Century Coz. 81; The
ecnard' Scots. Dixon Doubleday. Page
& Coz. s1.5o r, :. :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Thus sincerity paramount in all art,
is basic in breeding as we'll, which is the
Art of Life. So far, SO good. II the
world is to be considered and characterlz-
ed as divided into two classes-the vulgar
and the not vulger. But for our part
we feel tempted to ask further whether
most of us do not at times fall into the
use of the vulgar voice? Listen to sweet
woman. in one of her shrewish moments.
hanlv few; or to the great actor Scold-
ing his valet. In the rare case OF these
persons TO hear whom speak 1s always
to listen to music, the reason is probably
to seek in the fact that they have learned
the supreme self-restraint. The anger or
petulance which unrepressed would have
issued in shrillness. when restrained i'm
parts a certain depth Of fullness to the
tones.-"the tErobbng voice. and so forth
OF the novel writer's. It reminds us Of
the old definition of a lady-a woman who
speaks in low tone and thinks in high
one.-Harper's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
At Sunuich Port, BY ". W. JACOBS
author of Many Cargoes. Char!es
scrthncr,s Sons, New YORK S-ba

At SunN1Ch pOll, by ~. -
author of Many Cargoes. Charies
scrianer.s Sons. New York. H.6a
Mr.. Jacobs has won a right IN this
hook ard his ".fany Catgoes" 70 take
,an,, ms one Of the foremost humorists
of the day. Tho bubblins humos cha9-
acteristfc OF this teller OF wonde'lu'iS
good stories IS ut its best IN Sun"ich
Port and the quaint illustrations by
WIN Owen are sympa:hetcaiiy 1uhi'F'
hetrhtcnins the divert!ng character Oh
rho book very noticeably- The scene is
small mort on the English coast aho
tho story is full OF excellent ana ooo re''i
characters and savors u.1lnissakaolS %
sal. air and the freedom Of the sea.
Taking 1t by and largo ''san"ish fofS
makes monstrous good reading. espe-
cially at this season Of tho year.
There &c not a chapter in the book mat
-. r,l, of amusement in itself. In
tho first We meet the enrageo oaP'ai''
Nurent. fres. from the inquiry OF 'i'e
collision between his ship. Inc Con
oueror. and the German barque f1ahs
Muller. his weak and faithful steward.
Mr. wil,s. and his pinafored family.
f,,n..,, Nucent IS succeeded IN COM
,nand of The Conqueroor by his former
mate. Mr.. Hardy. and the fmperhnehce
of Master Jem Hardy brings on a feud
between the two families which inter
rercs afterwards very materially between
n crown-lp attachment which the re-
turned James Hardy contracts for the
Miss Nugent whom he had leased and
who had pronounced him horrtd in their
carly youth.
A fine bit Of by-play in the book IS the
description OF the runaway to Australia
and the return in rags of Jack Nugent,
the Captains son. The Captain coolly
snubs him when they meet. and the
prodigal finds home with q second
hand merchant and works alongshore,
finally becoming engaged, unw;llingly, TO
Miss Kybird. the daughter OF the re-
spectacle British tradesman aforesaid
How his friendly old enemy, Jem Hardy.
assisted by the opulent. fun-loving Mr..
Swami. contrives to cXuicate Jack Nj
gent from this projected mesailiance,
and by this scheming 10 SET INTO the
graces Of Captain Nugent and finally 10
win the sister and daughter, is most
clever reading indeed.
One of the most amusing incidents and
entanglements in the book, too. is that
one in which Captain Nugent. himself
attempting to break the match by hav-
ing his son shanghaied by three-year
whaler. is drugged and tricked by the
crinlp Gan old pal of Kybird's> and
shipped before the mast on his own old
ship The Conqueror under his former
mate and hated rival, Mr.. Hardy.
Really, this new work of Jacobs
seems almost too good to last" 1t is
to be hoped, however, that he has only
Just begun TO produce and that his mines
of rare good wit and humor will CON
TIME to pay Indefinitely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Coli. BY William Carrot Brown. Ioush-
ton, Mifflin and Compa ~, Boston and
New York. Boards, l. no. 70 cents net.
Mr. W. G.. Brown, of the Oakley Coun-
Try Club. we'll known hstoricu! writ
or. has brought his grace of style to bear
in a study and panegyric OF the ancient
study OF Golf. Empire. trusts. and
golf" says Mr.. Brown, these are the
new things in American life" And IN hi ;
clever celebration of the last OF these
novelties he proves himself worthy
champion OF the royal garlA. at whi>.ia IL
processes to be but an honest dufTer.'
So well docs he justify MS enthusiasm
that he wins the admiration OF AL read
ers. even OF those who mn.y nave been
hostile toward the game. This delightful
essay, a real addition to the lasting liter
ature of sport. may we'll serve rs 4 :soif-
er's Book OF Devotion. 1t il published ii
an attractive little volume bound n :sree2
boards with red lettering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Among the positions that Henry Wal
lace Phillips, author of Red Saunders"
held during his varied career in the West
was that of a feeder in a stamp mill in
the Black Hills mining country
My mother came out to the camp"
he wrote a friend, land started a Sun
day-school My brother and a banjo
furnished the music, helped by the Swede
wife Of our carpenter, who knew none
of the words of the hymns and few of
the tunes, but did the best she could.
My mother asked one small boy if he
knew what God was and he replied Yes,
maam; cuss word. and seemed sur
prised that a lady should use such Ian
guage. But as long as we have mission
aries in China, what's the odds?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Y hat makes the happy relation be-
t3 zen man and woman is an eternally
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

The Duke of Marlborough, it Is report
ed, will use at the coronation the gorgeous
old state coach belonging to the Marl-
borough family. 1t is q fine specimen
of its kind richly decorated in red and
gold, and suggestive Of Cinderella's equi-
page Such features of the coronation
emphasize sharply the comparative SIM
plicity OF present-day manners. "A ia
nous praiser of old times says the chat
ty author OF An Onlooker's Notebook,
1.-The Dowager Duchess of Cleveland G792-
1888, once told me that she believed the
present Lord Salisbury had no carriage
On my expressing innocent surprise. she
replied, I have been told that Lord Sails
bury goes about London in a brougham,
and her tone could not have expressed
q more lively horror if the vehicle had
been a coster's barrow" The Duchess
was accustomed to the dignified coaches
which seem to us SO conspiciously orna-
mental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
MONO
Agsncia importante


Nuestro dlstIrRuldo amigo correIig inns-
rio den J1se III. 3 Inata Ia establ eeido en- San
Juan una Sgeneia para Asuntos judtclsles, &d :
minlssrAtayoS, notsrialea " del regtatro de Ia
prOpisdAd, ABsx& Al ssEudio notRTfA del iicen-
ciado ul5u ADge Srcia We've.
Dlchh agsrci& 6nentA Rl efscto con la
eoop8faeI6n de los abcgados de mGssnombRe de
sc usE4asgocalidad, ensapg sDdosa1a aaf mismo de
negoeIoh en- cnSlq uiara dG'lasCJrtes de Dfatrf.
TO 6a - &als, en- lR & lrremA an 10 de circuito.
Asf Mlsmo cuenga con nno de los me- 3FsB
int6rDFetes y kFaduetorea que existen hoy en-
Ol psfa y yAderDGs se sncArgA de- la eompra y
tenta de AncAs Asf c1mo de pFA.tAmos hlpote
carlos.
ri senior Is meta fr6 procuFadoP de ID ex
sIrE Euids Audiences Territorial y sn IRrga pr&c-
tiGs, Su exquisite lAborioBidAd y Sus prCfundos
6dnoeimlentoE en- iuEispEud8ncia, son una 30.
ida EsTSBtfA para los que req uiersn sus servi.
@ios.
NoSotros no dudsmos que ha de MERCER
ell fGvor del Fa6Iico Is agsncia que dirige oil
Gt6,r BonstRt n In cue deseAmos lArgA vida y
muchas prOspertdsdes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
Buen viaje

Aver embarc6 en- ell vapor frances ell con
de Rocco Diannovtch, con rumbo Saint Tho
mas
Ooedsce esta pFeeipitado viAie, Beg6n
Unos, & las 6ltimes decepciones sufridas poE sl
conde con motive de- su matrimonlo, y, Eeg6n
otros, Al deseo que tiene de visitar Ell fu.rta
de aquslla pet5s isla para dar slgnnss GoDfa-
rencisa, de acuerdo con Mis- EFicsop, scgrca
del sssRdo porte , sencilas cossuuhres de los
aAntomen1e.
Esta TINA vsFsi6n es In mGs acceptable,
pues FL conde. antea ds embaPcar, 80 lav6 Las
mAnos irnitaci6n de Pilatos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
OORTADILLO
Am6rico Marin

Dssde aver Sc haia en- Csguas nnsstrc qus-
rido amigo sganta en- Ponce don Au6iaco o
Mslfn.
pasarS nnos efAs aouf en- uDi6n de 50 haF
mana Ia sefi1rits Aurora Maria, regre1Ala0o o
despn4s q o Fesidencia de Ponce. sfsE
E sefior Marfn es tamb'6n sgents vsjer0
de una i'm porta uta fGbrica de sobrsros del phis,
10 cual paEtieipsmoa al concrete dc sssa eiu-
dad por ri ls- convinterA poGerse en Eossa6n
con dicha fsbrica.
SAIudamos carin 1samense 3! amigo Malta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
HERIO0s GRAVES

Aim cuando en- IN principle Sc
diJo que no, en ell motin de los
estudiantes COO las autoridat1ee
rusas hubo heridos graves.
La tropa tnvo que disparar lsus
Armas para contenerles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

La reduction del 20 por ciento
id los azucares cubanos al impor-,
tarse On Norte America, pasara q
las dos Camaras de Washington.
Los repu blicanos acordaron 6sto
secretamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
lacOmFoamE:s

Los cabsnoa 50 eneuentran iu-
conformes con 10 legislado sobre
sus azucares. Qaerfan una resolu-
cton financiera. mas ra1ical. Di-
Cen que esa no saliva Ia grande
antiila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
TrAnqnilidsd, saIud Reposo pa lara
Madres Y las Oriaturns.

FL JA.RARE .GsALMAN1E da Ia
sshora WIrasLOW, sa do To- niHos en
el perfodo de Ia DENTICION. Les
ablsnda las suofas, resuslye l. in1amaci6n
aliyla todo dolor, = cura oil e6ii % veneose.
s0n.s enosx en toGoA los easoss
1,Sl ,selnsel anos Las madres qus tetng N IN
0ik. sniermo cue 40 teien que la prevsnA
olol' Prepia III La de otRee, cvits eI uso do
80 incidents qns proportions aiivio ss--
snp, ansoAntamsnte SECURE, nj 10 usa
oportunomante. Ala.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
] 1ngratltud !?

Ei dslsgAdo Q Ia O6mara dou Pedro Arrtl-
20, de- Barrels, DO vi ou0JGT Ell Off rssimiento oue
Be- Ie hi1o sohfs constTueci0n de una caTPeaera
bAsrs oil CoPosAl y al pueblo de 30 ssstasncia.
1stO~-dissn~-is tisna may apssadum-
btado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
SoIdados puertorriqueflos

Ds,rsgFeno dc au exeuFss6n & San Juan,
AyNr poF Ia mAfsnA aalf6 pAra Cavev 10 com
ptAfs de sabalIsrfa p IsrtorriqnsnR qua perno ;
% antce do D1FaF- en- ssea Ella nd aIsmAndo de
nuestro amigo el cGpitSn H2lmiton.
Sc h@esn muchOs elogtOs RoeRca dsla maj
elalid@A y pFeciaieln son QUA siacutAn ssus
6cldAdoa los Inovimlansos vAHiaciones de ID
mRreha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
ESl.A8 uAME9AS

Sc tree que 81 gobierno de Was
hington acuerde una forma do go
biernc provisional para. las islae
danesas.
En- La pr6xi1pa legislature SO de-
terminara 81 <Status1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
~ JOt1ciaS

En In mai ana de hoy se ca'oord nna rnisa
ia @fQ,tten 81 la capillA de Santa Ans-Ssn
Josn-p1F 81 aima del que en- vidA fiIe Ion
Miguel y Sins,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
ayE VEN DEN

10 nuevo seib6 nogal con perchas de
marnIol S25.
Una mesa comedor de Is per-
souas reduciendose 6, 4 8 2. S16.
Para informes Ell esta Redacci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
a DIEST4O Y SLIME sTHao
{ Musioa de La BRUJA)

Hav one llenar Ia prenssr,
como okraa geces,
de anuncios, de tontunas
de sar deces;
o renunciar al arte
del psriodfsta,
cuyo riesgo inminents
salta a 10 vista.
Fundemos comp&neros,
bien M garlic,
ya ana casa de emp d -,
que no es dsllto.
coRo
En cato Il que es grAnds
SO ebsoluts
In Iibertad iGmensa
que Sc disfFuta.
MONO
Que vuaIen los moscones
& su eapriehn
ala tenor s GLa ArarAs
que 90 IN mai bicho.
Los 1Gpganos prosigan
sn 50 fAsne,
mermando los p&nalsa
de Ia comenR.
Las mosGaa trnyortunas
10 eBaucien todo,
vivlspdo eDtre inm uRdieias
sosre oil lotlo.
Lsoa tkbanos nos xunben
en- fassoEsias; -
los nosqnitos levantan
roneh - bsrEnejRs.
Para one camps y viva
tante alimtha,
como nuevo San Jorge
lnaato ~La Arafi~S.
CORo
SaIggn por hsndidnras
por reRdiiaa.
su gust eapricho.
las sabandiias. 49,
OORTADILLO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
NOTAS DOMINlCANAS
Pusrtorridusio que "a naturaliza

PueFt0rriqueio que So Haturaliza
Por eI Pcder Eiecntivo aa 10 Ia coneadido
egEts de nAAggalesat demtntcsng, 81 paertoFrt-
qaeAo don @. A frsdo Morales.
AcogidcS s
Han sfdo ao0gldoa en- al Asalo de haaaE-
eanei1, denosatnRdc <Padre Billfnt,D el eli odfto
@spsffo jose MfFGnsG, atsgAdo de paumnsisis
EosR Sefiat dc, ,2z ah1s da adad, natural de
PasTto Rieo, atAcAaa CO pRi udsmo.
Presps polfticos
Los pres0s polfsiccs trnfdos del Cibao en-
et eruceFo GPFaSidsnte,st on que sIanen: ge-
HeFalsa 4 lilo GArcfA Joee BrAsehs; Jos6 Ra.
na5n ds Lara, Jose BAldomaRo Almavsntes LIN.
cae AImonte, Vicepse da Luna, PAehfn Bsea,
Manuel de u. ,PlcAsrdo. Dtoaisio Pichard0,
Eissbio Aeevedo Andres GarefA.
Delicada Operaoi6n
La raspetAblA Hsnora- dcnM sOandelarsa Ta-
fedM da FiRueroo. eaposa del general w FL
gueRso, 8pfrt6 una deitcadA OperAciOn on is
nmRlE. /
La assuti6 eI rsr,utado etrujana puertoFri-
oupho, Doctor don salvador CAEbonsll, con Ol
mayer exito.
------ Case dssgraciado
IN niGo jugAba ecn ma DO d. vsdFto, po-
niAndosels ans la bocAs Sc is Hns = = gargannts
poT mGs safnslfsoa qEIe as hieieFon muKlo a.
G&fadc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
Case desgraciado O

vs....,.~mEm MaPm uRoM 8@Ags s--Cagus.
v.....nesss ranoHmdau commandments. AZ
TmpoEtaehtn dlr'pota. -EFeclog allnasaaus. - 80.
--hsp@cialidMd 81 81 ossPseno -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

sLA INDUSTRIAL PURRTORRIQUEN.As
EkhrIct de iabon mArcs <Romkn1 astable-
ella en- Halo Rsy (Rio Ptedrss), de Succession
de Roman tk CO -
Sc comlpr& Eebo.
nnrjtFas en- ID mssuaa don Polfehrpo
Ecaavakrfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
coRo

For naIi Ware Momo
ore tRiBts visns l..
VAmos & pFeguntsrle
CUE es 10 que siene.
MONO
A GLR ArshaD 90 ha wisto
con dspsgrkdo,
y ySstoy heeho an SAn Jorgs
pues la he raAtadoi
-Qaiss svltar. SefioFss,
en- nnI1nito,
que cAYess dis pAtss
sn al gsEiito.
gAIlendo, en- ass easo,
do las rendijAs,
Sc Ia hubiePan eomido
lss sAEAndijGs.
Su uluerts premat1rs
me cAnsR pen2,
Ipero sstSD l0R noscones
de enhorAbuspaI
No al riesGo, c&balleros
me sobreaaltA;
mas cOntiUuGr In lucha
nos haee falts.
El psricdfamo hoy diA
FA por log snelos,
gTacias s in fsmoSA
ley de ilbeIoB.
coRo
kstO pruebs, sefi 1reg,
cue o. AbsoLnta
la libertsd inmsnsA
que SeI di.frlita.
MONO
El eoblertso admirable
que nos proteje
nos palrte por Ell medic
del mismo sjs.
zs
AndaFse 60 nsceBarto
con pies do plomo,
puas hoy ss dA an Ia c&rcsI
sin saiDer como.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
Sin Rival en-
Ell MundO.

FL medicamento que
mas farna ha ;alcanzado
ssn ell mllndo es la Emul-
sion de Scott. NO hay
-lDafs civilizado donde no
tse pronlncie su nombre'
s,on res1oeto, y esa repu-
i.acion t,ien adquir1cia NO
IS hija de la caSualidad,
;5ino ccnsecuencia fegf-.
TINA de- los buenoS re-
sultado:s que ha produ-
sducido Ia medlcina en
las enferme edades del
.pecho y de Ia gargar1ta,
en- los e,serofulosos y de-
7bilitados. Ia association
! del Aceite de Higado de
|Bacalac con los hipofos.-
Hfitos de sosa y cal, como
Sc encllentran ten Ia
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FTflu HROA. WIT.soni 4 ca---Inranl[

rltfU NhOA, WILSON d Ce--Ing snleros
eisssi.Ictsts,s -.
Moi ofTscnurcs nj p6bfico santo CD San
Juiln cefrao en- - isia, para toAa class Dc ms
tassc0fles lie planb3s e'eckricas en- haci shdas
iEtganios II en- espscialfdad paFa- fhgtaiscio-
nesl . tlanibrado elActrfco. Todna las ineaA-
lacIolien slacsricas do Ia Gsan Juan Light and
Transit Colnpany4 han aido hechas poj, ne
sotroi,. Als
Para dirtgirss . nosctros por eorrso Pea
gsse FtguaFoa WI son ,Oe.~-Apartado sol
Sal JaAn. NIL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

Eaasaies de ida + vueIta.: 10 a de rebaia.
e Eiffos MEsnores de ID amos: Enitad de praei0a.
Los vaqores &c asta Inca son recomsnda-s
blGs J,orssua coraotidAdas espaciales para pasa-
iaroa. empleande de Puerto Rico 4 New York.
81 rededor de diss-
Aqefltes ge7aeFGEes: Doulson Hiss q DaiIess,
1sg Front Sd. New Fork. En Ponce. Morales
v Ca En San Juan, villar Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

eTpOCTOR j. LORENZO CAsALDUC,.
0ira5aite- Dsntista Eoysa-srn sries.no>
I'll Arseibo~-Puarto.Ri Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
Emulsion
de Scott

.es una combination feliz
] sque proporciona los ma
teriales para reparar los
J s.tejidosy la sangre. La in
fancia e,S la edad cue mas
beneflcios reporta de la
!; Emulsion de Scott. Por
: su bue11 sabor es tolefada
por el paladar mas deli
cado. Asf como los ar
boles riecesitarl para Gre
Ger y G.esarrollarse buena
terra, abono y riego; asf
i tambien los nihos re-
quieren el uso de la;
Il Emulsion de Scott de
i aceite de hfgado de ba-
/ calao con hipofosfito:s de
4 cal y Gle sosa, que repre-
4 senta para ellos fuerza,
/ salud y algeria.
h SCOTT 4 BOVINE, Quimicos. New York.
Il De vents. en- las Droguerias Farmaeias.
I "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

looR ell inagado municipal del dissrlto de
Cate,aral ne aolicitA Ia cBptura de DON Manuel
Ambrobiani, enjuiciado poF falsedad. !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

l5n ia msf12na de aver sali6 IN P2seo ini
Iitarg acompAfIsdo de su banda de mdsica.
battalion puertorriqueflo qne guarnece To- pias
de San JaAn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

ga encnentRa enfsrmo con una gsstFitis
nuegtFo amigo don Ernesto CaTrsras, redactor
del Gfo'esin MercAnti,s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

81 NJ Muehiss ds todas siaaas.
iaA-, ssn Francisco - -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

C gohiar4-, IA esta isla tisne notIeia cd
cisi dol bsu aprobAdo por eI .Conssio franc6s
favoreciendo los prodnctaa de- Puerto Rsco.4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

Dantro de breves dias 80 instAlArA M fDco
el6ctriec en- las iDmediaciones del paseo de
Covadargs, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

q sDsaas haes tres dfsa sc sncusAtra reeegf
do Bn cama, nuestro di9singuido conpasf1ots
doa BAldoulero San Antonio. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

For aAIi Viana Momo
| ore tRiBte visns l...
VAmos & pEeguntsrle
CUE es 10 que siene.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

E.n ssto Il que eS gTAnds
y SO absolute
I'm Iibegtad iGmensa
que Sc diafruta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

Ri &c de los corrientes sc sfectuara a
bailel do nociedad en- los salones del sSanta
mierlto de Yabncoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20
coRo

EStO pPuelosy sefi lreG,
cue % Absolnt@
la libertsd inmensA
que seI di.fruta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

Antier embarco para Nueva York sn via
is q Washington, Mr.. z, Lesser, nombrado ha
sc roco administrators de correos de Mayagh.x
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

.Aver de mRfIana contra tsron eniaes IA =.
triniolaial en el templo c2t6ieo de- Pones. II
simpSsieA gef1orita sJosefa Savaria nuestro
corReligIonsrio- don Mkximino Oftis PSnfss.
Apadrinaron Ii boda 10 sefi0ra defia Cata-
lima Cane su ssposo don Jnan Boban 3: s-@s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-20

Gran demands por la Emulsi6n de Scott
an la ctudad de San Gsrm6n.
Los farmaeeutcos mantisnsn mayor exis
ten Gin de dicho medicamento que Go cuslquisr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-06
REITER MoNTH FOR TRADE

The past month has been the dull
est for business in the whole year but 1t
has been q good month for crops. There
is all promise that there will be large
grain, fruit and hop crop.
March will be better month for bust
ness Of all kinds. Much labor will be
employed getting the orchards and
berry and garden lando in condition.
Building trades will be we'll employed.
Spring trade will open in many lines
this month, but IL will be favorable to
crops II the month is cold, wet and
blustsry. Warm rains would bring
down the melting SHOWS from the
mountains with rush.
The danger from damage by floods
aud TO crops from too ane weather by
starting the fruit buds too soon and then
having them caught by frost is greater
during March than at any other time.
In spite OF this the forehanded farmer
aud fruit grower will improve each fair
day. The wide awake merchant will be
on the lookout for tho early spring
trade. There Is a season for all things
aud to miss the trade Of any season ia a
mistake that cannot be cdtected for a
year.