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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-02-20

but the arena Will be protected by q
roof or left without one with almost
the ease with which an umbrella can
be opened and closed. The roof Of the
arena viii consist of a series of water
proof curtains arranged on rollers op-
Grated by electric motors. When the
games are in progress, the curtains
will be rolled back. In the event Of a
storm all that Will be necessary to put
on the roof will be 'to press a button"
So in good weather, while the audience
will be protected from the SUMS rays,
the contests will really take place in
the open air. and with the aid of the
adjustable roof postponements will be
unnecessary ION account Of the wealth
err"
An unusual feature is an arrange
meDt for dividing the stadium into
three or more buildings for special oc-
.casions when the whole space will not
be required. At either end or In the
center a hall for any sort Of a gather
ing can be made in three OF four days
at a nominal expense. Another fea-
ture of the construction is that there
will not be q pillar or post in the whole
interior to shut out the view from any
point. The FIRST row of seats are five
feet above the arena and the topmost
row sixty feet above.
The Ciyngian games Of 1909, 1t is
predicted, will be greater than any W.
held before at any period in history.
Athletics have advanced with the arts
ard sciences, and where the ancient
Greeks had but few tests of strength
and endurance there are now scores.
The ancient sports will be reproduced
In Chicago. but the modern games of
ali nations will doubtless attract great
er attention. There will be the old
Greek foot races and wrestling and
the Egyptian chariot racing, but also
modern fencing. boxing, wild cowboy
1racing-everythlng, in fact, except
medieval jousting.
The athletic end Of the games will
be under the direction Of William Hale
Thompson and A. @. Spalding. The
formers duties will be to round up
= every sort Of sport on the globe, and
MI. Spalding is to select the contests
(which are to make up the programme
for the month. Mr.. Thompson already
has men at work in Europe and Asia,
as well as In America, looking for the
best athletic material available.
President Furber feels assured that
the programme at Chicago will be bet
, ter than that at Athens in 1896 or at
Paris in 1900. and, with a view Of add
ing features not seen at Athens or
Paris. it has been decided to keep the
stadium open for q month instead OF
, fifteen days, as was at first planned.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-02-20
The National Disease.


If there is any disease entitled to such a
distinction it is certainly dyspepsia. It is
t 5he b NJ ssy ena Of no nerfaet person d;@ast Ia zen enjoys aos
though it may seem. Why is this?
Digestion is a slow process by which
nature transforms the food into a state
suitable for nourishment for the body. The
time required varies from one to six hours
or more, according to the food. In the
hurry, worry and hustle, the striving for the
almighty dollar, the Goth century American
fails to give proper heed to natures de-
mands upon his time. He gets up in the
morning, bolts his breakfast without half
chewing it, washes it down with hot coffee
or other liquid and rushes off to his business.
At noon, it's rush home or to the lunch
counter, eat his lunch hastily while fatigued
and out Of breath, then rush back to BUSH
ness. One of the greatest essentials to pro-
per digestion is the mastication or chewing
of food, to thoroughly mix it with saliva. II
this Is not done, the food passes into the
stomach in a condition which does not per.
NIT of its being acted Upon by the gastric
Juices there, even though there be sufficient
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-02-20

Dear Sirs:-I used to suffer from indiges.
ton SO that even eating a soda cracker or
drinking a glass OF water would cause agony.
/ commenced using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and it soon cured me.-H. L. Wharton, New
Berne. N. @.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
- RetOrts.

nGN
s'I Justice Kenyon, whose
Fhlel ei,. well known, lived In a
y "S "S' house in Lincoln's Inn
so1's ,. as,, house Jekyll observe d
% 'u ,"ar round 1t is Lent Do
the su1 suJ passion week In the
hen ab .bIs some one said that
q AZ fire. was dull in the kitchen
DC e.Its =, we're bright. ut Is quite
sp'o 'a,d Jckyll, Ito talk about
Thing .n turns on them On
pO, va huying n secondhand
,..nos I and finding a pocket
eIo,T'rl ,.t left in a pocket Jekyll
cnl', D ros the very first he ever
|relsn Judge notorious for his
VIZ e'I'0 of Office and his want Of
efu .'o,nlIncss, s complaining to
Wv, ~ his being neglected. the
" ,o his most amiable tones:
u t.. " vou have asked the min
,,most mo everything. Why don't
/ aim s for a piece OF soap and a
n.' ~ centlclnan's Magazine.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
r,,., 10 the Occasion.

N was once given large Cog TO
are of by friend who was go
3uad. but the dog annoyed him
ZTsrs sitting In his best arm
( aay splendid idea struck him.
Ine into the room and found the
| bis usual seat. SO he walked UP
WINDOW and called:
b. Cats
|tmpel the dog and rushed 10
EplOw. while the man went and
bis chair
(w days later the dog walked into
|oa while his master was sitting
armchair. Going up to the win
be barked loudly.
man got up to see what was the
!. and the dog rushed and se.
the chair
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
ORDINANCE.
mo, l57.)

No, lo3.t
yiding for franchise for Eiec-
lgh, and Gas plants.
Il orda,ri hv the Axy'': and
mon CodA - the IT, OF Toe
as follows:
l. That a franchise be and
ame is hereby granted to Joseph
snry. and his assigns. to supply
Inhabitants of the City of Tucson
electricity and gas. for all pur-
to which the same is now or
hereafter be applied. the dura-
Of said franchise to be the perio'i
senty-fye years, to commence on
FIRST day of February. A. ID. 1902.
? Said Henry shall have the
to erect and maintain in the city,
and electric light works for the
Rpiactnre OF gas and electricity for
purposes above expressed, and to
|ate and maintain the same during
continuance of this franchise. He
have the right to erect poles and
ps wires for the distribution Of
r'ity throughout the said city.
10 maintain same In all or ary
1e streets. alleys. and public
RadS Of the city, In such manner
however, as to offer the least In
rence with the public use thereof,
lhe right to make necessary ex-
s'l9ns FOR, lay and maintain mains,
flollng and supply pipes in all nr
Of the streets, alleys and public
faAds Of the city for the distribu-
Of gas for the purposes herein
Eooned. all excavations made In
FtS Or pabnc ways shall be re-
q and grdGed within five (5l days
n The opening thereof, and such
[FS or pahhc ways restored to Ms
y condition as the same we're In at
tine Of the commencement of such
ENalons, at the cost of the said
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
I..,er vessel Of olaen riaer

NShtFh vs. 0A&Na eN&SNNs
emaus rhilopater. one Of the an
kings of Egypt. is said to have
vessel 40 feet long. 90 feet
4 - feet high from the keel TO the
the prov aud 50 feet to thc
the poop. She bad four helms Of
h, her largest oars were b6 feet
with leaden handles 10 as to be
easily worked. She had two
y two sterns and seven rostra or
On both poop and Prov she
kgures Of men and animals that
fully IS feet high. She had 1900
b. 400 cabin boys or servants,
marines to do duty on deck. be-
being provided with immense
\ Of arms aud provisions.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
,,, IA womRu.

r,u was weak, the toast burnt
sar and the ham as hard as
w. :, At least he said 80. His
.o, patiencc gave way.
Henry" said she, I've tried
- cook for you for twelve
No one In the town has
f'ated food. yet you are always
hnlt. Why can't you praise
n awhile? I'd like 10 know
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01
/ drn In astonishment.

Naked up i'll ds'oliS'iii'e''
4 II YOU ain't the most unrea-
| monap | ever saw" he eiacu-
(rWby. many and many Is the
s.t down to n meal and never
wor,I about II. Anybody would
|,Aerc wasn't any fault to be
4, ri a found 1t. and yet You
| hetter compliment than that'
,os, Ike n woman-~she cant
I,mnl;upnt when she gets one"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01

Try The Citizens Classified Ads.
They bring results.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01

The least in quantity and the most IN
quality describes DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous pills for constipa-
ton, and liver complaint. On sale at:
Bells Pharmacy, 22 North Church
s. eet.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-01

The freshest supply Of chocolates
and bon-bons Mt zeiglsr's. ].
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

~T'ke Puerto I'll 20 EAg'e1, 6rgAuo de los
rOpu blicanos en- Ponce alilde nuestro articu-
10 xLa unl6u de los pArtidosS pubfcado recien-
tamente an LA DEMoOHACLA.
Nuestros amigos recordarau Que expusi-
Rran acopio de raZonss argumentos.
Pues bien dicho J,eri6iico opina de igual
lnansra que nosotros.
Y no soIo es eato, sinp que aplaude nues-
tras aspirAcionss en- pro d . la c0ncordia entire
fsderaIes y rspublieanos. aetitud que deoe OBJ
naYyaRse por varos motvos
Por element&ies razorles de ccnveniencia
v de coFtesfI, cu&l corresponds pueblos que
"a pRecian de cultos.
Por fraternalea vfnculos de ra1a; mas que
raza, dc familis; pOr In conviveneIa, en- Ell pro-
rio suOIo; por una com6n tradici6n de gorlas
" EAtIRas cimentada en- tismpos man pr6spsFos
Que los actuaIss; y, 6nalmente, por 10 her
nnAndAd de intereses aspirsciones, toda Ve1
uue--vOlvemos decirlo-an 10 substantial, en-
10 fundamental, en- 10 prinieEio, nos dirigtmos
todoa a nm mjsmo I'm.
Todo clio nos impulila con irrssistibles
ApRelnios, una cordial ntelfgancia nada In
com patlhlO con las iuehRs TloifEcas.
ia nseessrio que eadA clal divide sus pefso.
hAlas fssquemores poFGue no puede ser bnen
eiudsdAno nj, como consciousness logicaa ser
SIf bfein 4 81 patris, el que no depone ga aras
dc ella Antipslfas nus fesentimientos
suRndo no SuS particnlares egoiSmcs.
tHs pfeciso dar de man, todaa las cues
NcnSs soeundari@s q inhtilbS que elsSrxau la
dtyisi6r sntorpecAn oil debate p0ifhco, mall
kAatantlo en- pequanscss nm ttempo slns debie-
fn euarIlearuo en- diseutir dtlucidRf las cossS
trascOnde ntales que nos Afsctan.
Es impfeseindtbls en- suma cellocAf pof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
Los bandidos b1Igaros

Et doctor M4gArens NJ. Chas. Dickfngon;
dan un psriolic1 inseresausss datos sobrs In
eond sctia qae obsarvan con sus eautivoa los
bardiiou dgaros, qas aprisIonsron Mlss
Ssons.
E,tos dos cabalieros, durante su vIajs, fues
ron asaitad 0s en- las ~ )nts1 81 de MaeedontAi
y levAdos Ia paris % 81 oeulta ds los bosqusss
donds 50 les obiig6 escrl6ir una Carts, pi@
dislsdo dnero, CON 10 saugss de sus ysnas.
O1m1 estaban atadcs faertsmsnte IS les
desht6 eli brazo derscho, y se lev puso soers OF
coraz6n I'M &csra 10 cuchiilo que peustraba nne.
aeabar ds hundir el arma Of Sc novfan go ne
gaban sscrioir, bajo dlctado de Ion facfnsro!
sos. C)n Ia sangrs qua de las haridas cofrfat
80 escribsron las patf:iones de rsscate, como
61ts fa6 entrsg ado al dia M arcsdo por lox
bandidos, Sc pFIv6 dc TODD lfaaido d los prisfo-
neros, al mism1 item 90 qua SO los ooligAoa
escribfr nuevas cartas. tam 5eu cou an sangra.
Una nochs acersd pasar, uaa pstsuls
da poliefa csrca del Iugar douds 80 0cultauan
los niiios con sus cautivos y. duranss sodo
ell tism po en- qua hubo peligro, dos oa aqu ueles
tent In & eada una de vfcttnas vendadas
fusrtem slAahcon los oIdos llsnos dc ysso, para
que no oyasgn, amoFTRYados y con IN pnhas
an oil paoho hlriando On In carne pronto
consnmar ell ssesin nato. PAsado el psligrc, "a
les at6 TN Arboi, desnudos, Ilenos de sangrs,
seiiantos " cast sgoniEantss, 40 les hiEo con
una estsca hseha ascus, una saris de horrts
bIss qusmadur6s 30 las obisg6 escrthtr oSsa
earta, contaudo Gu msFtirio ptdienao @l Ess-
cate Por In lego ell dlaero podsr 90 los
bandoeros antonees hicferon IN puito con
aquelos infsiices, los metisrcn an uu ecsta
de paq quslas dimsnsones. csrgaron una ae0.
mila con este buito, emprendleron in marchA
v ios deIaron tirAdos medic de nm eaminc
fnertemeute atados. ca cuya stuAuion. cAas
agonIsandD, loa halo In poicfs horss daspuesg
El Eescats 10 pag6 sl gohisEno spEsos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
EcOs de la isla
Notas de nuestros corresponsa1es
luncos

Junc0S
Con la nueva instalaci6n del tel8grsfo eu
este pueblo. que mpeE6 funcionar desdle ha-
ce poeos dfas, niue stranse los vscinos muY sa-
tisfechos La taner tan rapida VIA que los popga
en- coanuuicari6n direeta con la nusva Matr6
poll. Bien por nuestro aicslde que contfiou 20
ehcazmenta Ia realizsci6n de tam In portante
meiora, cuyos bsnefcios alcanzsn mug prfci :
palments los com ercirntes hscen iados-
-Ei Ayantamiento elev6 hace das al Con-
sejo Ejecutlvo, por conducto d. su presidente,
copia del aeuerdo que habfa tornado, soiicitan-
do de ambas Czm aras qua al discutirse el bill
sobre reorgauizaei6n de los munieipips, ss de1e
4 ese pueblo eoutinuar conn hssts squf siendo
cabecara da M untcipio, par tsnar element1s
sufcientes para al sostanimiento de sus caTgos,
serle mss sonyenisnte para el dessrrollo de
So roueza, con una buena standardization gus
le offeca garautfss para su porvenir, tieudo 81
dia sus OBJ fg acioues sin ieuds aguna.
Las llIlvias que hemos tenid0 diariamen-
ta, han entofpecfdo la mollanda los hacsnda-
dos motive tambie ell POGO deearrollo Gle las
siembras de GRbaco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
FL bill" sobre notarios

Ss confirms Ia notlcia do que fu6 pasado
nor ell Sanadu de Washington el blu favorable
q los notarios puertorriQuehos.
FL obieto de asta ley IS leg ALTAR cuatquier
nombramIensu que Sc hags, pues SO habfa pre-
seutado eI asnnto para sabef 81 cualquier otfa
uersona due no fuera eiudadano de- los Hlsta-
dos unidos podfa actuar con esa cspacfdad y
nara conceder q los iuramentos que presten los
uotarina de Puerto Rico valOr oHcal sn loa Es
tados otdos.
NJ Sc han fncufio los Estadns en- la ley
puss las distintas eyes de N1rte n6rica ira
tan de este punso separadamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
SIN IMP 0RTANClA

e. correspcnsal del ~Evening Posts an
Hong ing cahIegraffa su parI6 ifco, aicisn-
10 que las revtleisas ocurridas en- New Chw ing,
China entire mRrineros nogtsamericano Ku-
aos, earecsn de mportsucis.2
El distnrhi0 no reviste gravsdad de ningu-
na especls hatllando bastado la policia local
para poner terinino al incidents.
Aigunos da los maTineros estiu haridos
ligaranente. psiro nioguno hs muerto.
Las autordades de W4shigton do San
Pstersburgo orlienan aus Representatives, en-
0hfna de que aHte incidents Sc dc ya por tsrmi-
nado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
.ESTAMOS C0NFORMES
EN LC PRACTICE

en:ima de TODD nuastra condici6u de puerto
rrinuef1os s--condlcg6n en- realidad bien desit-
ch ada y bien triste.
Porqne craeEaos en- la e6cscia de todo esto
noa complaeen sobramanera las honradas MA
-nifsstaciones de xThe Puerto Rico Esge 81
aus-sn la presente ecasi6n al m enos->ha ia
bido esconder las ufias baio las alas.
BIena prueba de que 81 prop0sito no en-
cu3re parHdR es ell quito y mesurado lsngua-
IL que emplea 81 drigirse nosotros; ;-cosa
nUava en- verdsd tratkndose de an peri6dfco
racublicano, porqus nadie SO oeulta que Ia
prensa adversaria, por I'm potsncla por maia
eostu N IRE no sabe aducir raZones sino fnsul
tos y-lo que go todovfs psoF-escrtas en- ma
lfsfno castellano.
Va que al perf6iIco ponceno Sc muestra
traduZca Elm tardRnga en- hechos, pAiAbras tim
nohles cuanto bellas.
Bueno ssrfa-oRra comenEar-que endere-
sasa aIgunas repri nendas & sus fratsrnales CD
legas EL P.4Es y l. Il 9tderG Americana, aeon
seiSndoies cue cambien su sstilo habitnat por
otFc mas honssto y suavs pues clio ss elemaa.
10 Indispensable al ia que Sc persigue san2.
biSr sirve parR FsdundaF, siquiera en- parte, oil
pPestigio de Ia huests Fepnb icana, Aarto ma :
trabadn por asAs dema asfAs de lenguaie, plr
otras demasi.s de mayor caliore.
Ds alguna EAuera hay que prineipiaf, 3
ese Bs ell primer paso 81 busn camino.
Los peri6iicos son los lamados & suavizsf
ssparezas ID
oumpla la prsnsa republicans sl deber qus
le mi pone ell patriotismo asf concluiran, de
mos que nos periudican nos deshonran:
Savonarola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

L. comtsi6n especial de lsyH &rsss
norAe-americann nou1bFhda parh Tsoactar una
Ley contra los ararQufstas, recomlsndA ancaz-
manta Ell peoyecto de Mr. Jenkins OF Wlseonsi
tenIanss c3ntoneF la Immigration do eierfos
paiseg. que resulta funesta para Ios inteFesas
da In RI ni6n am avicana.
Ei mencfonado pr0yectc de Ley ae1sla tam :
hien penas rlguroafzlna naa para los que intsntsn
: ,ntrs Ii vida del uresiiense de los Estados
Unidos. s fragaaran alguna conspiraci6n CON
este objstC.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
EoOrhurtO

Aver tards So notifc6 Monsorrats Torres
EleutsrIo Ramos Ia senteneia del iuzgado
municipal, I'm poni6ndoIes a cada uno In rsnA
de cuasro meses dia de arrssho rer cada
uno de los dos ds'itos de hurto, de que fueron
convictos. Ssgudamente &c lee puso dispo.
sici6a del Ref lr alcalds para cue los remfta q
cSrcsl del Dlstrito donde cumplau otra conds@
na por hsoho anklogo al que fua iazgado oil
jaaves.
Hoy ssldrkn para Humueao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
Heridos graves

ftCfIGOS 3 0fOS
En- el encuentro ds austrtacos y japnnesss
resultaron muchos hsridos de una otra PAR
te, a'glnos tan graves que SO tome failezcan'
Paz
L1s jefss de los- -deseacam am antos impusisron
la pas con graz asf1aEz5. L Jd6s
snfrleron lesion b 81 al 10 arrests sdos.s ayS.ss-
es apreeiado solo como cuesti6a soldadesez
Concentrates II
SIN de seatirse esos rozamientos entire =
fuerEas fsdAra4as qus concluTen cast sienMT
con ura lucha saDgrienta.
LIS tropas exaranjsras fueron China
sostener al orden en- nombre de 10 humanidsd
con tan tristss espsct4culos Sc ponen en-
ri1fcuo
D.bs ser irreprerslele al que trata de re-
prender.
Ds segutF ssas revueItas, las fuerzaa Goa.
lfg 4das pardsran prestIgio moral entire el
esmsuto ssno del Inperio celeste, queiand0
reducils 81 infusncia nj poder de las armas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

paia de feltro que SO exhbed en- los apsra-
dores de <El LouvreS.
Eotre allos ftyuran a los de estilo r H9oselvelt,
elegantes zencillos, diez classes de soomoi
tns , fgurando los conociios can ei nOmbre de
SDuqae de York S5tsn en- moda hoy en- Euro
pa los Estados Uafios.
Ell fueves Sc rennf6 nusvameute Ia Dlrec-
tiva del grenio de TsbaQ 1eros de esta ciudad,
Sc trato da varios asuntos tmportantes LII
buena marcha de dicha asoctaci6n.
Sc replten con mucha frecuencia los es-
ckndsos despues de las dose de- - noehe, en-
la caile de In Estrella, esquiaa V1rtui
Vsa ESQ la poiicfa
Don Pc 1ro .brIei CArreras visne siando
vfctima de Ia r&pacidad de los cacos. 'das
las nochss penetran oil patio de su casa
se lIevan pianchas de hierro gslvanizado.
La polfcfa tiene conocimfento de estas ra-
terfas.
En todos estos dias Sc Ia visto muv con-.
currido Ell bonito establecimiento LII Industrial
del P0is uue ostanta an sus eegantes apara-
dores todos los efactos para caballeros en- los
ramos de sastrerfa, camlserfa sombrereria,
asi cemo ininidad de artfculos de superior Ca"
lidad precios sin competencia. T.
En- To- prlmera quincena del mes en- curse
han ingresado en- Las caias municipales 1,445
pesos 40 centavos,
e vernes por La mafsna SO promovi6 IN
ascSndao en- la Plaza del Mercado entire algu-
mos pusrtorriq ue1os y dos sgentes americanos
die In Protectors de animaes.
N Un continental result6 ievemente herido.
9A LA DEMocBAoTA Sc vende al la tabsque
LA del senor Soltero, frente al parque de bonn
Deros.
e Cr6lito y Ahorro Poncefi admite impo-
sicionss sabre libretas hasta ell N kxmun de 20
pesos, en- vsz de 10 pesos que era el lfntte que
venfA rigtendo.
El autom6viI que lego timan1 ante de San
Juan algo descom puesto esta "a en- magDfdco
estado rrect rre las calies de la poblacion
IS dice que Ell csmlno de esta cfudad q
Santa Isabel s9ele presantarse una partida de
vnalhschores que desbaletan los transeuntes
Trasladamos Ia noticia Ia po!iefa insular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
Extrangeros en- Pekin
Una Iucha

Ea In ciudad de P+kfn Sc na 8ntzoado
una lucha entra soldados japonssea aus
triacos
ga asegura lue surgl6 IL rsgerta de una
acssorada dIscual6n sn qua ca1A soldAdo de.
fendfa su 1efe daI gsbierno.
- Ds ahf 80 fuaron las manoa, iusgo Sc
hiEo uso de las armas.
Lbs austriasos sostsnfsn que 81 Empel'a-
dor era mas pod'sroso civillsado los japoEIe-
asH defsndlaron lsl auyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

NOTICIA9 DIRECTAs

El coPreo de SAP Juan lego Ell viernas al
10 aarda q esta ciudad. dsbIdo al exceso do CO.
rreapondenciA que traia procedente Gle los Es-
tadps Unidos.
va pasA de TOO pesos Ma suma feeaudAda
parA celebrar las pr6Klm as aestas.
El entusissmo aamenta antre tDdos los
elenlentcs de 10 Iocalidad.
-
nj viernes lego ell BGInero q de @Tha
Pnsrto Rico Herald.S 1Entre los grabsdos,
fgnrn ell retFato de nuestro compatriota don
Julio @. Artesgs, notable pianista. pramiado
flos vecea en- el ConservatoFi0 de- Parfs. Ac-
tnalrnents es professor del Conaarvatorio Inter
nacicnal lie Nneva York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
HUESPEDES

Lista de los huespedes pasaieros del Ho-
ii gRoRA.
Sn Marcelino SoIk, don Mariano Abril,
dcn Luis Rodriguez Cabrero.d don Pedro LanSas
dem Salvador Solk, don Pastor sAnahez. don
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

Ga advierte que las exlstenctas del <BhsAr
OtertS Sc venden con tanta demanda, como la
mantequills danesa que introdncen los senores
A. Fernandez y ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

In nueva Junta Directiva de ID Compahia
de la Luz 6ctrica Ia form3n los sen 1ras al
guientes:
Fresidente, don Enrlqns Ffize; Vice, don
Ermeindo SAlazar; Vocales, don svier 81
rianI, don Juan Cabrer, don Julio Prats, don
J. & GonzaIaz, don Carlos Armstrong, don
r oberto Miller, don Agustin Arce. S1plen-
ses. don Jorge Armstrnn, don Jos6 Pifia, don
Domingo Feifcct. don II. PfrAzzi, don Oanoioo
Guerrsro, don r Borgsois.
May variado % el surtIdo de sombrerss dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18
Savonarola.

ala Flor de Borfnquen,S fkbrlca de ciga-
rfillus que goza aquf de buena fama por Ia CO
lfdad de sus loroductos, nos ha oh SEQ uiado CON
IN aimanadue que ostenta IN hermoso cromo.
AgradecIdos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

El autom6vil que lego timam ante de sa
Juan algo descompuesbo, esta "a en- magD1dc
estado , rrectrre las GALES de la poblaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

e Gre Tito y Ahorro Poncefi admite impo'
sicionss sobre libretas hasta ell m mkximun de %
pesos, en- de 10 pssos que era ei finite que
venfA rigtendo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

s. dice que en- Ell csmlno de esta ciudad q
Santa Isabel sqele presantarse una partida de
malhschores que dssbaleian los transeuntes
TFasladamos Ia notcia Ii po!ie1a fnsuiar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

May variado es 81 surtidO de sOmbrerss de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-18

II LA DEMocHACTA Sc vende ela La tabSque-
lila del seflor Soltero, frente al parque de bonn
Deros.