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The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
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The Curse of the American peonIe

Nervous dyspepsia is undoubt ii; o1e
of the greatest curses of civilization
To it is due nine-tenths of all the mi,
cides committed, and our asylums am
full to overlooking with men and women
driven insane by this terrible disease.
Truthfully speaking, nervous dyspep.
STA is only symptom of diseased Ii.
gestive organs and not disease in itself
The brain and nerves, and, in fact, the
whole body, receives all their vitality
through the stomach and bowels tbe4
organs extracting and distributing to the
different parts those properties of food
which are necessary to the parts.
When the portion of these organ,
which supplies the nerves and brain be.
comes diseased, the nourishment for
these parts is cut off and they soon be.
come weakened and disordered
There is no use in doctoring the
nerves, or taking brain foods in such
case as this, for the digestive organs are
in no better condition to pnoperly assim.
ilate and carry these tonics to the dis.
eased parts, than they are to extract
from the food the necessary qualities TO
keep the brain and nerves healthy. In
fact, there is but one possible wav BY
which the affected nerves and brain can
be restored to health, and that is BY
curing the diseased stomach and bowel,
themselves.
Until this is accomplished and Nature
herself supplies these organs with nour
ishment, there is no hope whatever.
Strange as it may seem there is only
one treatment for nervous dyspepsia, or
dyspepsia of any kind which has for its
sole object the healing of the diseased
digestive organs. This remedy is called
MONA, and its efficacy in restoring
these diseased organs is marvellous
MONA heals the digestive organs
rapidly Even few days treatment is
sufficient to make these organs begin the
work of digesting food properly and
this once begun, the nerves become
steady, the brain active, the muscles
strong and the whole body healthy and
vigorous.
MONA is sold by
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
Concord.

w R. Jordan and wife of Bingham
were in town few ago.
Miss Mertie Bloom, who has been in
Madison for some time, is at home visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bloom.
Mrs Chas. Briggs has gone to The
Forks for the summer
Mrs. Belle Atwood is ILL.
Chas. Briggs and Sumner Ellis were at
Garry Pond fishing, one day last week,
and they caugh, III trout.
Winnie Bean died at his home, Tues
day, May II. Funeral services were held,
Friday. May 80, at o'clock conducted
by Rev. Fred Mcconnell of Bingham.
Mr.. Bean has been sick for a long time.
His mother, wife, two children, two
brothers and three sisters survive him.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05

G. E. Farnham had quite an experience
in the shower. May a. but was not so
badly injured as at first reported and has
been at work the past week at Skowhe-
gan on the wooden mill.
Rev James Renfrew started, Monday
morning, for Saylesvile, r. l., to visit
his mother and other relatives.
Rev. w. S. Aldrich has accepted the
call to the pastorate in Cornville another
year. but will hold series of tent meet
ings in this place, commencing this week.
After long and painful illness which
he bore with great Christian fortitude. Mr..
Charles Fitzgerald entered into rest on
the morning of June I'D, aged 81, leaving
feeble companion, one son and two
daughters among other relatives who
mourn his loss. He has patiently awaited
the summons. feeling that for him to die
was gain. He was member of the or
der OF F. & A. M. and one of our most
respected Christian citizens.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
Madison Center.

Mr.. Lewis Lawrence of Winona, Mimi,
is spending a few weeks in this vicinity
visiting relatives.
Joseph Lashon of Skowhegan ha,
finished his cottage at the lake and moved
in the furniture.
z The crows are the most troublesome o.
! anything the farmer has to contend with
just now.
The cook and the clerk have arrived al
Lakewood and the house is open fol
guests.
Hiram Moore is building a large barr
on one OF his farms in Madison.
Mrs. Ansel Salley OF North Madison
was in this place one day last week. HeI
friends will be glad to know she is very
much improved IN health. II
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
MfsunderatOod,

An attendant in a London business
house was recently approached by a
furtive looking stranger. This suspi-
cious person, dressed in somber black,
came quite close to the attendant and
then, raising his eyes from the ground,
whispered tragically, Are you pre-
pared to dieY'
The attendant wasn't, and he caught
the suspicious one by the throat and
half throttled him. When the invalid
was recovering, it "transpired" that he
was an amateur missionary inquiring
after eyerybody's spiritual needs.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
Blackwell.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gates recently
visited their daughter, Mrs. Henry Adams
in Bingham.
Mr.. and Mis-. o. ID. Eames of Madison
were the guests, last Sunday, OF A. F.
Adams and family.
Mr. James Wills and Mr.. Leon Welsh
passed several days of last week up river
on fishing trip.
Mr.. Webster Moore of Bingham has
purchased the farm of M. M. Moore. and
will move to this place some time this
month.
Miss Stella Eames of Madison has been
the guest, for few days, of her aunt,
Mrs A. F. Adams.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
LarOne.

The following item was Enthusiastically
omitted last week Through the work of
Miss Clara Bigelow and Notwithstanding
a short notice twenty-one met at Writings
last Sabbath and organized Sunday
School with the following officers: Supt.,
Clara Bigelow Asst. Supt Myrtle Nc
Kechnie; Sect. Grace Marcia; Treas,
Edith Bigelow; Librarian, Rose Buzzell ;
Committee, Emmie Libby, Win Stevens,
Vine Haynes; Organist, Vesta Bigelow,
The gentlemen were very conspicuous by
their absence but will probably attend
later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Atwood of Salem
Mass are stopping for short time with
Mr.. Atwood's mother in Larone.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05

The recunent alarm about the approach
ing exhaustion of the coal supply in Great
Britain has been famed little by the
recent appointment of royal commission
to inquire into the matter. About thirty
years ago similar commission investigat-
ed the British coal supply, but since then,
1t is said unexpected changes in the coal
trade have taken place, which affect the
question. AT preseat Great Britain pro-
duces one-third ofthe worlds entire supply
of coal. No immediate danger of exhaus-
ton is feared. but among the duties of the
new commission is to inquire into the
possible substitution of other fuel, or the
employment of kinds Of power not depend
ing upon the use of coal.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05

Mr. jeremiah Moody who has been i'll
passed away May the 10Th. He leaves a
wife and other friends to mourn his death.
Mr.. Sumner Clark is laid up with an
injury to leg
Miss Belle Bigelow is very i'll at this
time.
Mr.. Thomas Booker and wife went to
North Cornville to visit Mrs. Booker's
father, Mr.. Green.
Mr.. George Booker and Arthur Savage
are at work in Madison.
MIR. b. F. Parlin is about to move to
North Arson.
Farmers are not through planting yet
owing TO the wet weather. b
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05

Spring fever Is another name for bill
iousness. 1t is more serious than most
people think. A torpid liver and inact-
i've bowels mean poisoned system If
neglected, serious illness may follow
such symptoms DeWitt's Little Early
Risers remove all danger by stimulating
the liver, opening the bowels and cleans
ing the system of impurities. Safe pills.
Never grippe. 81 have taken DeWtt's
Little Early Risers for torpid liver every
spring for years. writes r. M. Everly,
Moundsville, w. Va. "rhey do me
more good than anything l have ever
tried" Geo. E. Sampson.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
Snlithhad.

Mrs. Chas. Sawyer who has been visit
ing at Otis Sawyer'S has returned to her
home in Medfeld, Mass. 90
Mr.. Joel Doyen, who went TO New York
for the winter, has returned home again.
Mr., Mark Sterry and wife of Starks
were in town Sunday, as the guests of
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Grant
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
Need a Nerve Tonic ?

OF the many such remedies on the
market, only one is best. 1t is Palmo
Tablets. They soothe the fretful, in
duce natural sleep, and quickly dispel
symptoms of nervous debility, such as
failing memory, weak back, dreams,
etc.
If you are weak and run down from
any cause, and want to look and feel
years younger, take Palmo Tablets.
30 cents. Book Free. The S. r.
Fell Co., Cleveland, o.
So Id by F. W. BUCHANAN, Druggist.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05

There was a meeting at the Gould
School House. Sunday. and there will be
another in two weeks.
Mr. Afford Witham is able TO be out
again after long illness.
Sunday. p. m. occurred the funeral OF
Little Percy" the two year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Groves. The little
boy was drowned, Friday, while at play
by the stream. X
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05

Having once lost case in New
York, Counselor Nolan sadly remarked,
my poor client is little likely to get
justice done here until the judgment
day"
"Well, counselor" said the court, 'if
l have an opportunity I'll plead for
the poor woman myself on that day"
Your honor" replied Nolan, will
have troubles of your own upon that
day"
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05

An Austrian material for preventing the
rising of dust on sweeping proves 10 be
cotton-seed oil. In test at Vienna, il
was found that floors oiled twice a year
could be swept weekly without any whirl-
ing of the dust, and the material was rec
commended for all rooms receiving many
persons, as well as for laboratories, libra.
ries. and other places to be kept scrup-
ulously dust free.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05

Send IS cents and get the REPoRrEH
three months, trial trip.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05

DC attributed
to the sudden
weakness to
which all
women are
subject at GER
tain times.
DR.. Pierce's
Favorte Pre-
scription heals
the wonanly
diseases which
cause weak
ness. 1t estab-
fishes regular
ity, dries
weakening
drains, heals
inflammation 1
and liberation.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-05
A WOMAN'S RISK

AS trapeze performer is greater than
mans. She must have mans courage
and a mans muscle to succeed. But
she must also work under conditions OF
which man knows nothing. Many
an accident to women acrobats must
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

dan mn total de 81. 400 mienaras que en- el pro
veto sa aumenfan IN Seeretorio taqu1sFaIo
CON al 500 dollars, un Dependence nnaneie5o
eneareado de In reosudaci6n y c0ntsbiIfdad de
cfartas rantas con ST. 400 dollars; osro dapen-
dicnts para Ia CORES oondsnca con 81. 200 DO
lara aIsvkndose $3.50 el sueldo de porsern,
rasnItando asf ascsudsr este capituio Sl2 500
dollars, 6 sean IS $50 dollars mas que en sl CO.
rriente afio.
Oaufsulo 90 Negociado de ContIbilidad
En- oil presupuesto actual o. personal de esta
negosiado v sus sueldos, fneluidos en- las onot-
mas del Tasorero, eatAban rsdncidos an da-
pendiente principal con 900, otro con $1,000
tres mas con 1 400 csda uno, ferulando to-
dos tuntos IN g4sto anuat De 1,oOO, mlsnEras
Que an sI proyecto para Ell ano proximo cagi sc
tFiplica esa suma, pues en lugar ds cineo en-
pleAdos 90 proponsn die7 ocho. con ID dota-
cf6n en- sunto de q, 900, arrol4ndo asf essta
modffcRci6p IN aumento de IA 100. Los diez
v ocho empleados de Ia nueva pLantills son los
siQuientes I'm dependients principal con
600 como hoy. Otro tdem cen 300 mas
que hoy, sea con 500; otro fdem con $1,000
Up Iaapector visiaFo con 400, otro fdem
con 8 1900; dos dependientes mas con Ell propio
sUeido de 900 c&da unc; dos mas con 81 GOO
cada uno; osEoa tres con 300 cod& lno; uDo
cen 720 IN mensa1 ere copisdor con u 4s0.
cuyaa plazss cOstarAa Ia snnaa anual antes In
dicRde De $21, 900
Cspftulo 80 Negocisdo de Hacienda Mu-
niclpal. Dstos gassos incluados tam bi6n en Ell
pPesupuesto viganta en- los de Ia Oacina, del
TeaoFero bsio al rubKO GAsuntos muncipaesS
ga circunacriban en- 81 un dependents grin
cipai con 2 600 dollars, otra con $1,000 tres
con $1,000 cada une, un msnssieFo con 8420,
sumanao en- todo 90 $40 mlentras Ell el pro-
veto para ell ano venidero, fusFa Gel depen-
dents principal que censeEVE al misn,o sueldo,
Sc anaden doscisntes dollars al que Ia sigue,
elevando su salariO Sl400 se proDone otro
d depandiepte en- $1,000 otro CON $1,000, y dos
ex smins deres vlaieFos, uno con 1900 dollars,
otro coz $1,000, con cuyas variaciones ge efeva
este capltulo u $500 dollars. sErOiaEdO por
IN exceso de 1850 dollars.
En- 81 pr6xlmo artfculo nos ocuparsmea en-
sl exlmsn de los cinco capltulos que ada fal.
ten de est& secei6n.
Julian E. Blanco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
Contra la condeI2a
do Igiesias

Ora de las uniones obrer&s amsricanas
que reprueba 10 eondenaeiorl de lgieslss Por
la Corts de- Dlstrito de San Jian, Gu 10 oen'F@i
do Postland-EstRdo do Maine.
AL etacto tom6 en- una ASA hea los aeasr-
dos cue sigusn
<7ensiaerando one el eiudadane oa ios Es-
tados afdos de America Santiago lgiealas'
uno ds ios organizadores de To- sAmerican :
dsr&tion OF Labor,H "a union die al ndmsro q
sus conps Il sros . side condansdo por las ie'
yes de Puerto Rico psnas dG cAresl que va
n&0 desde tres al Is varios lEeses nAJo ID asu
sBci6n da <sons pir&ci6n para aumensar ell pre-
clio del trabaioS
<ConaiderAndo qne essa notoria injustlsi.
sa debs Is opresfvs Iay espahois de IL eaao
media d qua no deba permttirss qae suosia'
tn sualo smericsne, por 10 tanto
&Rssu6 vase que nosotros, la SUnt6n Obre-
~ Central Go Porslsna Maane0, deelarsmos
qne una ley tan insoieranbe deba exttFparse
como Sc ex.iF pa 10 fsbre smarilla euaiqoiera
esFs piaga, b asta que todos 'oH obreros amPa-
ratos por IL handera americana goeeu de no.
das las ventaias de uusstra civilization.
GRssu6'Vasa qas una copla de este aeuerdo
saR publcAda en- nuestros dis,riOs Sc rsmita
& nuestros rsiem bros en- sl C&ngrese. -Ch1Ttes
L. Fo1 --SeeFetario.
Q) va no estz en vigo, esA ley, en- Es-
pafa.- Nosa Gle la r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
Afrlc . del Sur
NOtas de la campana

DIcan de Cepe Town que las guerrilla.
b0ers Sc est&n reorganiIando 81 aur del E.tado
Ltbre de Orange para fnv&dir nuevamante In
Coonia dol Cabo, ia donde ell ei8rcito ing.&.
ha sAido easf en- masa para apogar Las fuerxsa
que combaten en- la prim era de dichas rep6-
blleas.
-Osros dsspachos diesn que las gaerriias
boeTs ttenden por todas parties lazos EN- boz
esdas el at6rcito ingles, el cual Ia sufrido
continues nessa iabros.
La b6GtiSa ampleada actnaiInente por ou
b0eTs 90 Ia sorpresa en- los nds sleoe mas I'm nor.
tantss del ensmigo.
EstA eomprohad0 que los aud afrieanos
rsciben centfnuos refnerzoe, coasistentes en-
hom bFea, armas dfnerc, de todos les paases
de Europa
-El presidents Il dyer hA deeIaV los
aim natiIRdcres de 10 cansa ds las Rsrh olieas
sn FL llandE, qus e1iots hog, por sqnella, mas
sntusissme que nnnea.
--NctiOtAs de LgdembnFg, TransgRal, dfs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

Notas de nueStros corresponsa1es
Utuado

Utuado
LIS fiesta de earnaval ha qaedado aquf
muy Iuoida.
So halla otra vea entire nosotros,. de re-
groso de viais San Sebastian. nuessro par
tleulAr amigo queTfdo eoxraigiousrio don
Miguel Fons farmacSutico munisipai.
LA sismera de tabaco en esta eomarea
s. tiens.en prorecso nna festseita nara
el dfa %, en- honor del nAtaieio de Jorgs W as
hingten.
Maestro busn alsalds, intsreskndose por
bodo 10 cue Fedunds en- bish de Ia pobaei6n,
ha mAndsae Fecomponer las acsFas de Ia pa-
mandara cemponer Ia boca de alcantarilla, que
ess& reta en- Ia calle de- GB stanees,D frsnte { ID
cAsa n1mero
La fAbriea de tabaeos oeupa diariamen-
be eRsrsnsa homhres, entire efsiAles apran.
dices Tambish trabaian en- diana f6bricG de
25 80 ssiaritss.
Han salido ae sGta eiudgA sn viais para
h7ritas Celia Casslduc Cfueita 4 Anita Mar
tiDes, hiias sstks 1os dttfmAs do nuestro rneri.
do eorreligionaFio don Franclseo B Martinez
Felis vIsje les dessamos.
Sc enenentra entire nessfros. desde haGa
a'gunos dfss, ls dlstir guida fsmilIa del inge
- perm anencia Ia deseamos en- esta pobiaci6n.
-Pronto empezar6n los trabaias en- la ca
rretsra que enlAsR este pueblo con slSussAd-
iuntas.
-Utuaao veria con gusto que sl jefe de
Obras pGsiieas, Mr. Ssirle, panyera fin de
de,s que tanta falba hace & esta eiudad que
vendrfs ser el conplsmeHto de 10 carretara
que une con Arecibo.
-Esta rminada va In escuela de
sgriculsura DrActica que estAba conntrr-
yendo an kil6netro de esta cfudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

SsOcl6n A oApitulo So Susldos del par
senal y gastos de Ia eareel de Arecibo. En- ell
presupuesto del eorrfente afi), tRl como se pu-
bGe6 an In eGaeeta de Pnerts Rice,D no apara-
CO partida aJguna poF este conceptoi de naodo
cue es un aumento en- oil del sno pr6ximo In
tobalidAd de este csPftulo, divldido en- loB dos
aYtfsulos siguientes:
Personal: sueldo de nm carcelero, $50 do
llars; idsm de TN medico, $50 dollars; tossi
$40 dollars. GRstos eventualss: alimsnto paTa
velnta prssos, & eatorce centavoa diArios, 1o22
dollars; alquilsF del edidcio, $50 do'larsi medi-
ciRSs, 120 dollars; para madsras, cemente. la
drlllos, eRo0bRs, etc, 100 Aollars; SotalI 1898
dollars. Total general, 21oS dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
P ~ & -



In Ia fibries De t4bacos SFln De s'c'os se
eometi6 un robo e lunes por Ia noche, Goasis
tente en- 70 cRjas de br>vAs valoradas "a los
pesos.
Los ladrones penetr@ron por una pusrta
que dA al patio, Y que al cersrsa dejabS una
RbeTtura sudcisnte - haceP saltar ID tran %
ain frasturA, 10 que hAce suponer qne el autor
autores del rooo eonocfAn es& circunstanciA.
I'm ssta ciudsd 80 encnentran vAcantes
oc 40 aaeuelGs Furalss.
Los maestros que 'dessen AdquiriF esos
pnsssos, dirfjAnne b la 1aspeStora a Ia Junta
Eseolsr.
Ri lunes dsbi6 eelebrar el ayuntamisnte
D. zion extraordinarily pero no hubo quorum.
El mRYtss, primera hora, eutrG en- ues-
srO puerto 81 vapor cubano GJuliA3
Tra1o muchos pas&jeros para essA ciudad,
= sAli6 las once ds la msnAna para ell puerto
de San Jusn.
I'll tendfdo ds Ia via para si sfen slSctrieo
pAsa 10 de lS PIaRa de Ia Aboliet6n.
Sc prspara una gran eantidsd de schins.s
para smbarcarlas sn el yapor americana ezu-
liaS con dsStino Nav York.
exception Dc drogas y provisiones all
mentlciaB, do todo SO OncaeRtrA en- oil Bazar
Otero
En 81 trAyscto que copduss de Ia eiudad 4
lA marina, fusfon yscunAdos 90 nih 5s al unea
n,timo.
PAftieIpAmos i6s nuevos suseritores al
stfgaroA de In HabRns, que "a llsgaRon les
S1emp!Sres one Sc eePeraban para comens&r
las s1sc1ic0nes,
I'm guardiA Municipal vic en elerta casa
nm gallo recien degoll&de, VOC presuroso
con lR nstieiA IN agents de In Protectors DIS
AnimAlea, qGlen, RpsFcibido de tan DlGYtbIe he
che, ,eatablsci0 la eonsiguiente denunciA.
El denunciado sonfeI6 50 cTimen dicisndo
que habia matsdo ell gallo. para oomerse-
10 en- AFroS, porqus ga est6msgo SO resistia 4
las Rves Vivae.
Nos dicen que los denuncIantss reoibieron
eomo premio 6 tan imPortAnts servlcio -.
las plnnnAS del animal
Et lunss en- ell barrio Montss LJsnos mu.
rio repensin&mensa una m uisr mienbras SO de. |
nicsba al lavado de FCpas, jupto 81 rio.
Be cres qHs 10 haya caussdo Ia mnerts IN
atasue Go hsmctisis.
Ha hs0ho sn ingreso en- el partldo federal |
OIL vseino don Jnsso ADgIAda Pachsco.
BrAulio CorreA MoRD1i su eusrfda, oca.
lionsudois variss hsriaas eonsusionss en-
bode ell cusrpo.
Hs shf un cAso que Sc impone como cas-
hgo 10 eaden0 perp6tnA.
I'm tOdoa sstos das Sc la vlstc muy concu-
rrido ell boni:o establecimento La TTlduStrtd
lei Pau, que ossenta en- sus elegantes apSra
loEes todos los efsctos para cAb&lieros en- los |
amos de sastreFfa, camissVfA y sombrereFfa, |
IBi como inhnidAd de articulos de superior Ca
ldRd precioa sin ccmpstencia. p.
La DEMoCRA@EA &c vende en- 10 TAbsque-
II del seAor S0ltsro. !
/
Farnin Castro fa8 detenido oil marses por
policfa como presanto Autor del lncendio
,nrrido oil lnnss en- In hacienda eMerceditGD.
m oil bARrIc de Washington rlnsFon .
oM psda limpIR, dos mosetonea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

Armenia al proyecso /.

Gbcei6n 5a Oacina del Tesorero. COM
bfandsmos en- esta sscei6n Otros ocho Gspfta-
los. a0 Salaries del Tesorero de los en- lea
dos De su Dsspaeho. 20 II. Negoeiado de
Contsblidad. 30 Ii. Negocisdo de HaciendA
Nuntaica. 40 ID de Rsntas intsrpSs, inelu-
sac Iospsccl6n Valuation. 50 II. G. sstos
evsnsusles de Ia Oacina del Tssoro. Ga s Ial-
dos as Jos COlsctores y Sub.colecsores de Ran.
tas intsrnas. Ae G Lstoe evsntualss de los %.
leetores sub coectoTes. 50 d3bisrno de la
islA Oulebra, TOdos los gastos de ssta sscei6n
en- OF proyscto de presupuesto para el sho pro
4imo Ascienden 6sls7, 100 dollars. ulientTas que
en- 0l actual solo BU bisron & Sl4s. &C., resultan-
do asi IN Aumenbo en- ell ejereicio venideFo de
E3e 440 dollars. Veamos que copSisbs
Aumento eptrendo en- el dst&lle de los cspitu-
les Rntss refsridos CspituIo . Salaries del
Tasorero de los empleados de SO desp&chs.
I'm sl presupuesto VICENTE, Hmitados esos suel-
dos los $500 dollars ssignados sl Tssorero, los
~, 500 sehAlados al Sub-tesorero: $50 dotaci6n
de an msnsB1ero y S420 para IN poEtsro, solo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

| las dos de ID tarde qaed6 alberta ID SO
| sion.
Peticiones y memoriaIes
| Los cocheros de Ponce preGsntan una pro-
| teata de que ss les impeDga dollar de con
| trthuei6 Gesde Mao prtmero
-Dionjsio Lopez, de Pencelas se Que1a de
| que la han impuesto contribution una taho-
na qne posee que nuaca habfA pags gsdo nRda.
-Bl ay il IS miaate de CAb1 E. sio pifs que
Ia O@maFs vate IN ore ,ito parA proporcionsr-
las hogsr los desgrasiados que 10 psrdieron
en- al ditinao incendio ccurridc aquel p0e
bio. Deen hoy muehos infeileee que tiensn
per hogsr ID calle cue perecarAn de hanbre
frlo 81 no les proSeis.
e. syuntamlsnto de Arrogo prosesta de
tode 10 que sea 81 tFatsr de anexarlo osro
pueblo. Dsclara que tiene reelrsos pFopios
puede sostsneF su administraci6n.
Felipe Martinez de Hamacao haeess
bsr 6 Is C4mara qae tiene hiio que sstA
may aprop6sito para envfarlo . estudiar los
EstAdes aldos.
-El asun&smlento de San Sebastian Sc
opons ser az e1ado.
Inf0rmss de Comisones p0rmanentes
La ds legislation Informs acknowledgements
81 9. B. n 30 del senor B.rbosA <p2ra eior
dehnir los dereehos del puebo;S ell Il. II
por ell sefor Bssosa, <para erohibir ciertes jue-
gos - ei H. 7s por el seior TGus, ¶
gurAr Ia efscsvid&d do las sentaneiasS y el III.
B. rs por ell ssf1or Rossy, <sobre racurso el
Rsgtstro da Ia Propiedad
Propuestas de bills
B. ss sobre Revision dol C6dtgo CtstI
por al se1or Rosay.
H. B. SO poF ell senor Rossy, sobre cuarsn-
tsnR para eytar la propagac5n de elferms-
dRdeB IL fsecfosas.
FL. B. 80 sobre limitaei6n tsl intsres en-
t7da ciase de operaciones.
Bills aprobados en- tercera Iectura.
Ell. H. As. Para disponsr 10 neeeaario para
ayItar las innnudacones Ia ciudad de Ponce
oor Ell rf7 Portuguese.
Ell. B. 10. Para que Sc celehrs II fssts dsl
Arbo.
Fl B. s7. o-ssndo una eseusla Industrial
en- San JnAn.
H B. So. Sobre page de los anlmaies alta
cados de mnermo.
Ell. B "a Para que envien muisres
j6venes los Estados Uniios . estndiar la pro
fasi6n de enfermeras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
Julian E. Blanco.

Uno De slIos psEdi6 IN dlsnts en IL con
tlends.
El diente era poatizo.
ssra grasi1cada Ia persona cue lc eneuen.
Los qua dessen sussriaiFss & els Arsf y
81 sFfgarc1 diffjanse a sgsnte Amefleo
Marin.
R Nndivtduo Corre& que rnoFdi6 ca que
rlda fa6 detenido puesso en- libertAd las "a
herEs.