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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09

AT meeting OF the Republican Exec'
utive Committee for the County OF Berke'
lev, held July 18th, 1902. IT was or
dered that primary meetings for the sad
party, be held in the various districts Of
Berkeley County, at the following times
and places:
Hedgesvlle District, August 23rd, p
m, Masonic Hall.
Arden District, August 23rd, p. M.
Fairview School.
Falling Waters District, August 23rd
o. M, Emerson's Store.
Opequon District, August 23rd, p
m, Smoketown School.
Mill Greek District, August 23rd, p
m. White School, Bunker Hill.
Gerardstown District, August 23rd. 2
D. m. Gerardstown School.
Martinsburg, Ist Ward, August 25th. s
p. m. Grand Jury Room.
and Ward, August 18th, 8 p. m. Court
House.
ard Ward, August 18TH, s p. IN. Hose
House.
4th Ward, August 18th, 8 p. m, School
House.
9Th Ward, August 18th. Sp, m. School
House.
Each district vii! be entitled to ten
delegates in Convention. and in each of
the wards of Marunsaurg four delegates
will be allowed, and each ward is to cast
its relative strengths in convention.
At said primary meetings ten delegates
will be elected from each county district
and four delegates from each ward in
Martnsburg, which delegates will meet
in a County Convention, to nomma .
candidates for public Office in Berkeley
County, on Saturday, August goth, 1902,
at 1890 a. m. at the Central Opera House
in Martnsburg,
At the said district primary meetings
the various candidates for di trict Offices
will also be named and be certified by the
chairman and secretary to the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Berkeley County.
At said primary meetings there shall
also be elected or appointed three per-
sons from each precinct in the county
and two persons from each ward in Mar
tins burg, which persons Shall thereafter
comprise the precinct committees Of the
Republican Party in Berkeley County,
w. Va, for the period of two years.
GEO. Y. RATHMAN,
Chairman pro tenn.
/. DEW. GFRHARDT. Sec'Y.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09
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UNCLAIMED TPERs.

Following is a list of unclaimed let
ters remaining in the Post Office at
Martinsburg West Virginia August
4th, 1902. If not called for will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office at Wash
ington. August 18th, 1902.
Persons calling for them will say adj
vertised.
Miss Sallie Bierd, Mr.. Button, Z.
X. Garter, David Green, Charles jew
ell, w. A. Johnson. j. w. Mayors,
ESQ.,, Virginia l.. o. Gin, Mrs. Emma
Philips, II r. Rutherford, E. p,
Sincindiver, r. l.. Scott, George f.
Frederick, Charley Wiley, A. Fl. Van
metre. Alex Clohan, p. M.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09
DRINKING FOUNTAIN ARRIVES
CAME In OVER THE CUMBERLAND
VALLEY THURSDAY.
A Representative of the Firm Expected
Here This Week to Place IL in
Position.

The public drinking fountain donate
ed to the city by Mrs. f. A. Bishop
is here. The fountain arrived in Mar
tinsburg over the Cumberland Valley
railroad Thursday and is now at
the freight station, where it will re-
main until Mr.. J. L. Miller, of the
firm of Thomas and Miller, of Quin-
cy, Mass, which firm made the foun-
tain, arrives to take charge of it.
Mr.. Miller is expected here at any
time and as soon as he arr ives he will
at once begin the work of placing the
fountain in position in the square.
Today is the first time Mrs Bishops
name has been mentioned in print in
connection with the fountain, her
name by request having been kept
from the public when the donation
was made; but the name of the donor
has by this time become so generally
known that no secret is given away
when it is published. The placing in
position of the fountain, which will
consume about weeks time, will
mark the beginning of the improve
ments to the square. The location of
the fountain will be III the rectangle
in the southwest portion of the square
formed by King and Queen streets.
The location of the band stand will be
a short distance east of Queen street,
near the place where the old stand
stood.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09
THE sPooK APPEARS AGAIN

The ghost in the County Court
House is beginning to walk again.
Two consignments of water Thursday
mysteriously descended from one
of the corridors above onto the heads
of loafers who We're either stretched
out ON the front steps or We're loung-
ing on the corner. 1t is "a most effec-
tive way of stepping the loafing on
the corner. The front steps of the
Court House are at times so filled with
loafers that persons having business
in the building, especially ladies, can
hardly enter without brushing against
them.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09
BLACKBlRDS KILLED THEM.
CsterpiIIars ysxterminated by Floeks of
Eenthered watchmen.

1t has created great wonder in the
minds of the entomologists as to what
has become of the numerous .caterpil-
lars which were weaving their tents
from twig to twig, stripping the trees
of their foliage and exposing the fruit
to the sun. They have also wandered
why such large fiocks of blackbirds
make weekly visits to all the orchards
in the vicinity. If they come to the
conclusion that the blackbirds eat the
caterpillars it is a correct one. The
blackbirds are among the few birds
that destroy such insects.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09

In discussing the future of the Re
publican party, in a speech on New
Years Eve, at his home III Indiana,
Sena tor Fairbanks stated:
Few intelligences are so acute
that they can penetrate far into the
future. We must read the Republican
party's future in its mighty past and
earnest present. We will find its
truthful prophecy in its incompatible
ac. vments. 1t enters the new cen
fury without schism. II needs neither
committee upon reorganization or
a committee upon revision of its con-
fession of faith. 1t will continue to
be party of broad sympathies, the
advo ate of human liberty and the in
exible foe to sectional, race, or class
spirit. Glass has no place in its pa
triotic principles, for class is the fruit
of empire, the enemy of the republic
1t Will continue to be the protector of
both labor and capitalize two mighty
pillars upon which our social and pc
litical fabric rests. The party which
would pull down either, invites both to
hopeless ruin. The party which does
not comprehend this is deficient in
craftsmanship and is an enemy to the
republic. 1t will hold the interest of
all the people and the perpetuity of
the republic to be its chief aim 1t will
extend the hand Of hospitality to all
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09

Oscar Bowman Lebanon, KY,
writes II have been using Foley's
Kidney, Cure and take great pleasure
in stating it gave me permanent cure
of kidney disease which certainly
would have cost me my life" Take
uone but Folev's. f. G. Williams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09

YIN. Finn, gof Lima, o., obtained
exc client results from the use Of Fo-
ley Kidney Cure. lit relieved my
bacf ache and severe pain over the
hips, 1t toned my system and gave
mn lew vim and energy. 1t is an hon
est and reliable remedy, sure cure
for all kidney diseases. " f. c. Will
liams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09
THE WORK OF Death.
MISS NJ. B. GRIMM.

MISS M. b. GRIMM.
The second death to result from ty-
phoid fever within seven weeks in the
| family of Mrs Aaron M. Grimm, of
Winchester avenue occurred Sunday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, when Miss Ma
| bel Roberts Grimm passed away after
an illness of five weeks.
| The deceased was complaining when
her young sister died seven weeks ago
of typhoid fever and shortly after her
death she was taken i'll with the same
disease. Another member of the fam
lily, Miss Daisy, is now i'll with the
same disease which in SO short time
has taken away her two sisters, but
the hopes for her recovery are bright
er than they were for her two sisters
The deceased was 10 years and 8
months old. She is survived by her
mother, six sisters and three brothers,
viz: Mrs. r. +. Harrison. Mrs. Jno
Wolford, Mrs Stuart Siler, Mrs.
| George Freeze and Mrs. ID. NJ Brown,
Messrs Aaron NJ, Albert and Marion
| Grimm.
The funeral took place from the
house Tuesday afternoon at 2 80 o. clock
Rev. ANTHONY, of Hancock, Md, oftic-
iating.
LAWRENCE KIDWILER.
Lawrence, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. james Kidwiler, died Sunday
evening at 6 80 O'Clock at their home,
No. PHI n. Church street, aged s
months and % days. Death was caus-
ed by complication of diseases. The
funeral took place from the house
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
JOHN G.. THOMPSON.
Mr.. John c. Thompson, well
known farmer of the county residing
near Kearneysville died of general de-
bility Monday at 6 O'Clock p. m. He
was aged 90 years, 2 months and 10
days.
The deceased is survived by wife
and two sons, John w. b. l.. Thomp-
son, of Wilmington, Del. and George
ID. d. Thompson, of Martinsburg
The funeral took place from Mt
Zion church Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Baltimore and Frederick pa
pers please copy.
MRS. TOWNSEND WOLF.
Mrs Townsend Wolf, well known
here died on Sunday, August 3, at
Paulv's Island, South Carolina.
Mrs Wolf as Miss Ethel Martin was
Well known to many people of Berke-
ley County and much beloved by all.
She was/the youngest child of Mr. and
Mrs J. T. Martin of Caroline County
Va. land a sister of Mrs. Ruth Harris,
of Hedgesille.
MRS. PHILIP BARRY.
Mrs 1hilip Barry, mother of Messrs
Pail I'd James Barry, two foremen
esnr.l eI by the contractors building
the Baltimore and Ohio low grade
freight line in this county, died in
Hedgevsille Thursday at O'Clock a. m
She was aged 70 years. Her death was
caused by cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Barry and her two SONS several
weeks ago moved from Mahanoy City,
| Pa, to Hedgesville, with the inten-
tion of residing there until the rail
road work is completed. The body of
the deceased was taken to Mahanoy
City over the Cumberland Valley rail
road Friday morning. The funeral
viii take place in that city Monday
mo ming
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09

All republican voters should be sure
to attend the primaries, as this is an
important election, and the voters
should see that good men are elected
as delegates, i'll order to secure tle
nomination of good strong ticket
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09
Dayton is a sure winner.

Johnnie McGraw has had one race
with Dayton and now has entered for
the second The result will be the
same John, you know Dayton can't be
beat
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09

Cut this ont and take it to Mat
thaei's Drug Store and get a box of
Chamberlain Stomach &iLiver Tab
let's The best physic. They also cor
rect disorders of the stomach Price %
cents.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09
EXCURSION TO CUMBERLAND.

Popular Excursion to Cumberland
and return, Sunday, August II. Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad. Only 800
round trip from Martinsburg.
Special train leaves TO-. 20 a. m.
A delightful ride through the moun-
tains, with one day in the thriving
mountain city.
Call on agent Baltimore and Oh 10
Railroad for full particulars.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09

Those favoring the ratification of
said amendent willmor r vote, Fatifi-
cation; those opposing will vote For
Rejection.
THIRD PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
That the following be proposed as
an amendment to the constitution of
this State
"The supreme court Of appeals shall
consist of five judges. Those Judges
in Office when this amendment takes
effect shall continue in Office until
their terms shall expire, and the leg
islature shall provide for the election
of an additional judge of said court at
the next general election, whose term
shall begin on the first day Of January,
one thousand nine hundred and five.
and the governor shall, as for vacan-
cy, appoint judge of said court to
hold office until the first day of Janu-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-08-09

nv, one tho usand nine hundred and
five. The judges Of the supreme court
of appeals and of the circuit courts
shall receive such salaries as shall be
fixed by law, for those now in or
those hereafter TO come into Office.
Said Third proposed amendment is
designated Judicial Amendment,
aud on the ballot will be printed:
"f3) Judicial Amendment.
/" Amending sections and 16 of arti-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

Ia pFerH& RdvarsaYtA, dsspusG de hAhaR
nOIlMrahutdo anlalar In psrapnMlidAd da PnaY4o
RilEnr ahogandO todo g6rmsn de auto nomfa, re-
sAlb4 para sf para loB suyos oil tftuio de pueF-
t0lviqusnos nstosr menosprGeiando sl do ANA
EfaRr0a.
v6Asa sl couiantario qua pons az AguilAS,
da Ponce, la sigutGnts frase de nusstro que.
Yfno eolega ala Vos de in PatriR.D
@Nosotros l3a amsertcGNos NO tsnemos nj
MAsgrfa nj door.D
A sstc sglsga an AguiluchoS por "a
eBlentn:
aNoaotros los p,ssrtorrtqusGOs 81 tsnsmos
MiegrfGa dolorsH.
sPorqus no Bomos dc sstuco nj de pisdra
bUrrr qus6R
sNos sIsgrHn los biensI de 10 pAtriA obi.
qlaita.
diEimuIan)
aY por ese. no qnitAuaos nusstro psrttdo
el hsrmnso ealiheAtivo do RepMbJtegno PnSr-
oTTtqueftO.S
Poss dsbisrAn quitkrssIo.
Por In PAz6n oBviA y seneiliaimA de que
do todo puadsn tsHer ustedes menos de rspuhli-
eAnos puertorriqusn1s,a aunqus alardsAn ian
10 de clio.
SC6mo ha ce ser republieano TN pArtido
que sigue las pr&cticas ubarristaG pone en-
niovImiento las turbAs para imponsrgs por Ia
fusrSa, Ahoganao Asi Ia vos del dsrseho de
Lin justieiaP
SC6mo ha de ser puertorriquena una co.
1BetivtdMd cue lleva en- sn senc, como lRstrs, q
lpA que fueRon los mas encArnixados ensmigoa
del pals durR nts Ia domination espa nolR, Egoz-
cue, poR e1smpor
1C6mo Berk republicsno nm partido anti
democratic qua solo vive y prapondar& meF-
Gad . Ia tntFiga, Al abuse y aI atropeio?
SC6mo serd pusrtorriq uenA una agrupActon
que slsmbF& IN discoPd1a ell odi0 entire los
puertorriqutfios Mrma brA1os ss&lariad pa
Ra herir maEsalvG aus compAtriotasP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
] M E1EESTRO Y SINIESTR0

4Es aaf ee6ao huseAn psrsIgusn al bien
de In rMtrfa shi6nft&, hundi6ndola eads YES
mas an sl eacandslus en- Ii ruina en- oil des'
ere1itop
H.y earinos que m2sAn. entire sssos dsbs
clasifeAYss el ineon onmsnsEyabls smor que sisn'
ten pos al terrufi1 ssos psaado-Rspublioanos,
que daag arran o a seno con lnchRa cFuenaAs.
Y&y& con sl gran partido Rapubiicsno
PnaHlorriQuedo, suyaa ngur&s pfsnc1psles no
deian de ser element ex6tIcos 6Nmalssnos,
proceed ante del antique pArtido ineoE dicionAl
8 de psises sxtrsfi IA, los que nunca sirvisron
" por los eualaa nunea se intsresaron
Esoa dsssrtoras de In causa sAcrosanfa *as
sus pkisss rsspsctivos. Gnisrsn Pssuifar Anofa
maH pusrtorriq uehps qua fas pafriotRs que en-
6pocGs 5ssRrosAs dfffeiles eombstieron por Ell
bianasaAr de Puerto Rico, sin rshuir el pelfgro,
sin souaesersa nj dobIsgSrss.
I Vaya con esas Avss de paso que hendsn
oil vusfo y aa alejan cnanto observan barrun-
tos da tsmpsstada para voivsr q nerrs cuanoo
ID bonAnzs 90 asgura hsY granos 8 simientss
que picotssr
Iaa Puerto Rico el pals dc Las hnomalfas.
Por ESQ nadie ehoca que los msnos pueT-
torrio hsfios, los que al siquisra naeisron en-
ssta sierra, srasen de abrogaraa el t1suio dc
pueYtorriquedos netoH, gsnuinos cabalss.
lQnien cree en- sao, nj A.ea easo de tama-
ma aiardes, sobre todo despues de In trfsts Ak
perisncia qua nos enaene que aqueilos autono-
sroa gsnuinos fneron les que matsron TODD
asonld de sutonomia en- Puerto Rico....f
Obras SON amorss s......
Y estos rspubheanos puegtorriqusnos 40
esfneFzan demostr8r prActicamente que de
puertorriqusKoa Eepublicanom solo tisnen oil
aombre.
y ESQ no bAsta.
O0RTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
NGgWabO

De este pueblo nos sseribsn 10 siguisnts:
aQuG Eegin In poliefA inaulsr los repu-
blicADos de aquel pus bio, es I'M erimsn dc lssa
nSRsstAd el grItSf viva ell pArtido federal ams.
Fiesno y 10 prusba In denunci& hschh por el
policfA Carlos RoIA, tT6n.fOgs del fedsraliamo.
contra nueAtro sntnIiAata correiigionsrto don
Juan VAdes ell que foe coDdsnAdo por sl Tri-
bunaI ds GnsFr&, d1go de Pas, In pena de
vsinte diAs de trSbRjos forsados 6 disz dollars
de mults, sin lsner an considerRcltn las decla-
FRcioues dc eus testigos.
Ds tan niusta como arbitr&ri& sentsnci&
90 hA entabado Pecurso de &psl&ci6n ante 81
TeibunSl com pstente.
Muchas notiei&s mas tsndTS que eomuni'
earle de Atropsios comstidoa de igual fn6ols.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
ES FEDERAL.
Gagu&s, sIaptismbre IL ds 1908.
Gw ll~m~Anw IA IA nwA9OCsrs

GaguGs, Esptismbre II ds 1908.
Er DiTsetoF do LA DEMocRAorA.
Muy ssHor mio y distingnido corEeligio-
AAEioi
A'guien hA propsgSdo In notieiA de cue
soy rspubiicsnot 70 pAroaiaEdo ai venerable
BaidoFiOas de Castro dfgo, gus antFs que dr-
mar el yeglUtFN del pARSido de los j ad&s' nae
soyso In mAno derechAi oil que essuvo sn 10
eultA eiudad de Gua, AEA encsrrado ounce
diaa por po caer en- manos de las tnFpas de
RqusllR pobinci6n. no puede mfIitaF, es imposi-
bis, en- oil p&Htido que Empara & los dsaAorsdi.
tAdcFss do mi pals.
LIE supiieA In publication dc lks sfguisnsss
linsRs su 8. Il.
Pedro Michel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
e. DUQUE MAS VIEJ] DEL MUXD0

El buqus mas viejo del mun6o es ell sAni-
taS, de necionalidad isaltana, cue hace mes
medic hizo Hu .simo viaje de N4poies rs
nerfs en- donde, por ordsn dc In Ausortdsd
consu ar, aGsbR de ser vsndid0 deabaratado.
Fu6 construido on GAnova, ,en ell sigIo XVI
" go parcels muchn q In carsbela eSAntA Ma
HfsSa de Or1at6bAi Ool6n. Su andar ara sl mas
lsntD que Acsnaimsnts Pusds ina gfnArss. puss
empls6 IS diAs an haeer IL trave.ia de BAtti-
raCRs Rio JAneiro.
g. GAnitas dsssAaba, - On su vsjez, las
mass fnsrtsE seDpssssGas, santa As1 era 81 in
comparable Eesissaneia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

Mr. Miles q FiIipinas

Ayer Sc public6 l& ordsn dada al general
Milsa. por sl Presidenta Rooaavslt. mAndando-
le a FiIipinss . lnspsccion8r sl ej6rcito.
La orden obliga 81 general Miles salis
inusaiakAmente para MAnila. dssde doDde, b
da tia Yfacticar ana invessig aci6n todas las
tropAs que hay en- 10 actnalioad en- ei archipi6
lsgo.
H. ordsn no 10 autorixa a inteKvsniP an ID
camps q ; de Flipinas. nj ls ennesde Autortdad
superior . ID del general Chafss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
Matandose a estornudos

I'm PofterAeld, Pannsylvania, una sefora,
sarah Mochsy, estaba Duriendo de tRnso ea-
aoKnudaE, HisDd0 probable que 10 estaa horas
astA mueFsa. Dleen que en- una hoPa di6 500
mstoRnudos, aus ea La mayor csntid1d de que
hav memorln, hasta sntonces habfa estado
estoFnu dando durante dtaa, de so o. 200 vsces
nor bora. 7.odoa los esSuerSos Gle In cisnclR
hAn sido SiIea.
TodaE eItss cossg fRYAs les oeurEen a1em-
pra d los AmsFicanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

agradable, digerible y
asimilable y compile
tando SUI benGfca ac-
ci6n con Ell agregado
de los hipofosftos.
Siempre que ell orga-
nismo este debilitado, asj
como en- su padecimiento
resultante, Ia eurastenia
~ on el erecimiento y de-
| sarrollo lento y difficult
| toso de los nif1os, como
| en- la convalesce.ncia de
casi todas las enf,srmeda-
des, actldase & la, verda-
dera y lpgitima Emulsion
de Scott, con toda con-
fanza.
De vsnta en- todas parties.
SCOTT 8 BOVINE. orlnicss, New YorA, +:
seA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
La casa que tiembIa
en- San German

sigus llamsndo IL aseBci6n dal phbico Dc
San German Ia case do donR Maria de In Pas
VeleG
La propfstAfia dc dieha hnea urbRne, ha
dirjgido nm atsnto escrito al AIesIde de aqus-
llR eiudsd scbrs los continues tembloFes dc 90
easa, para que ests 10 psrtieips ofcialments
Rl gohleRno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
RANTURCIN

A ~ MNUTos Dh SAN JUAN
hi mejor hotel en- este CHINA
Es-'16ndi,ia ventiIaci6n. Parque,
1.Ieaaraa Kiogco & LIN inglesa.
Evc.alante, servicio de carrua1es'
4sA n1Asssss ,roderados. Sc hacen re-
duccionea para ERlnalaas. Alum
bradO eI6ctgic0 HlpdegnQs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
PEPE MUNOZ

Aver abrsssmos en- CsgnGs q este querfdf.
Bimo amigo y comps fiaro en- In prenss.
Pepe Mufio8 viens de San Juan, acompa
nAndo su ssfi 1rita cofiAda Angela ssntaella.
Hoy sAidIAu ambos para BaTranquitsE.
A loE dos les dsspsdimos con el CRrinS con
cue Bo les diasingue On ssta casa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
~ NoE1 c1. aS

- &ss@ &@M&w %@zH% &S@&% &@B@
En 10 FArmaeia del Lcdo. jose J. Alvarex
de astA eiudsd ss eneusntra "a ds vsnsa IL
ReRAditada medicina 20 tom uRi6n."
Presto; I'M dollars sl frasco.
IA faIlscido en- Mayagass sl spresisbls
anclano don Juan OabanillAs, shbdiso sspa1ol.
DiaS Navarro, eomo Notsrio de IL capital
Ia Boiieisado ss ls eoncsda an d de iieancia
para trssiadarss . los Estsdoa Dnidos.
Ha sido puesto an libeftad en- ID e&rcel de
HnnScaO por hAber extpGnido 10 pana qua
lie 1 aera tmpussta, oil tndiVfduo Julisn Rodst.
gusz
DON Alexandra Dominguss, pombrsdo
sadb iuramsnso y somado possession do "a cargo
Tipos de- eambioi
Londres.....t 60 div 4.so
new-York, . dlv s,1o
Parfa, DIV az p.S ID
HanSurgo. dr 81 pSD
EspAnA, . div s7h s7A p.s D
eondens sn si Prestdio, failsci6 antss de aver.
Va obtsnisndo brillanaes sxitoE. IL sscus-
IL die tslegrafis que Ne fund6 en- San Juan.
Victor Tsfor6 de San Juan, ha sstablscf-
do demands de divoreio, por adulterio, contra
MI asposA Natalia Sanchsz.
e dfs 80 del corrisnte, &c vera en- Ii Cor
ta ds Distriao de San Juan la cAuaa seguida
Joas Mauie6n y otros, por lesiones.
Por nseesidad de atsndsra q otros ssuntos,
"a Ia ssparAdo de Ii oompania sNertsap don
Roberto VizcarRondo.
I'm oil inarcado de New York, 80 aotisa al
AE6eAr Ios Higuisntes prssioa
Cantrifugado sk
MAscabado
Ha smbareAdo para los Eaaados Unidos
dorIds sssudiark oRrTera el ioven Ramon
Rodrigues dc Bayam6n.
Sc hA expedido por oil gobsFnador civil,
o favor de Da Mary L. Sayre, 81 MkuIo de pro-
pisiad de IL nina de orc otros mstsisss de-
n0rainadR essyrsS radicRda en- Corosal.
El Sscretarfo do Puerto Rico, orden6 al
Aiellds Ool6n Rivers, de Oomerfo, cue invaa-
tiKaa 10 qne hayA de cisFto reapecto In ds-
nnaaeia formnlada poF Andres Dsigado contra
sl Doctor GltisrreS IgaravideE m6dico tituar,
a Qaiep 20 10 RcusM de atender los Kfcos del
pueblo cen prsfsrencia los pobrsa.
81 veipts y siets del mss en- curso smbar-
ears en- NV York nara Pusrto Rico al sscra-
tarlo dal Interior. Mr. Elliot.
obedscisndo superior naandamfento, ha
shl7do para In capital oil sargspto RuAno To.
rfsi, eonandants del presto de Osmny.
Han sido nomhrados profssorss graduadoa
da ias eserstas del OoFogAl, los j6gsnes mass.
siaA aon kAfAat aon gAgiar puaFaa ZsquaiTa, i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11
Puerto Rico Artistico

81 6ltlmo nhmeF0 De ssts apFseiAbls ravls.
On no hA visitAdo nnestFa Psdacei6n.
20 lRrs eausAs amigo Pal6s?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

ul eoh.ynador ctvil, Ia indulfAdo 81 inoi
vislno Ambroaio r Ran P6rsx, quasnfris son
dena en 10 ekreal de 3 "a nah' Pok issisA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

En 10 FArmacia del Lcdo. jose j. Alvarez
de Astn cindsd se encusntga "a de yensa ID
Rer0ditAd& medicina 20 tom ulMl6n."
Preeios IN dollars Ell frRseo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

Aysr saerihearon ooa rsIs~
abasto pdblico, en- Lib eArnlcsfia aS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

tn. eanansdos Lsoeadio Atonao Mortimer
A,ssts,to Rois Harnandes. Manuel FA'eon'
Jalfan Ostala, Pablo Fs1afdo Oossn.ao A..
miro Caleco, soIieitan fndulto dsi goDein s1o''
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

IA faIlscido en- Mayaeaag sl spreeiabl
anclano don Juan OabanillAs, s6bdito sspa7ol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

NJ. covta IA Mavaruez 90 :sigue Gauss
criminal contra Francisco oai FoAos pok @n''
nimfanto v otrDs deiftoB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-11

La Oorta ds Diatriso de AFscioo soiS.. % -
bnses ' cantnrs de J allan Rivas, alias "Ap'
raeido", procsaado por rono'