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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20

Prof. Fuller left Thursday morning
for his home in Minocqua to spend the
holiday vacation.
Miss Heminger left Friday night for
Chicago for a ten days vacation and
visit with relatives.
John Zimpleman, wife and daugh-
ter left Thursday for Milwaukee to
spend the holidays.
Miss Maud White came down from
State Line Friday to Sunday with hef
parents and friends.
Miss White left yesterday for Es-
canada to be bridesmaid for her cousin
Miss Pearl White.
Mrs, Pennington and children of Phlox
Wis are visiting the family of Antoine
Tillman.
Miss Vivian Thrun left Friday night
for milwaukee to visit Miss Mabel
Mathews.
sDr Harrison and Atty Radcliff
drove over from Star Lake Monday
evening.
Miss Anna johnson went to Three
Lakes Thursday afternoon to visit her
parents returning yesterday.
Mr.. Myron Mather of State Line was
transacting business in the city between
trains Wednesday.
Mrs. j. J. Roderick and son Arthur
went to Three Lakes on the passenger
train yesterday morning.
There is plenty of snow now in all
parts of our county and the skidders re-
Joiceth.
There is much sickness on the west
side of our county Scarlet fever pre-
walls to some extent.
The mother of Mrs. Thomas Mosher
of Arbor Vitae, died at the home OF
her daughter last Saturday.
Our boys in the woods are putting
in good time and preparing for a merry
time on Christmas.
We are sorry to announce the death
of Mr.. Mckinley, father of our county
treasurer Pat Nc Ginley. His death
occurred at his home at Wakefield last
Monday.
Edward Hedge who has charge of
Babcock Bros. summer resort at Ken
tuck Lake drove to town Wednesday
and returned Thursday.
Mr.. A. J. Bolger of the firm of Bolger
Bros. the leading merchants OF Minoc-
qua, was in town yesterday shaking
hands with his many friends here. -
Mrs. Swan nee Nellie Hess returne
to her home in Escanaba after three
weeks visit with Mrs. D. Graham and
other friends.
Miss frankie Diamond demonstrated
at the High School fire, that her brother
John is not the only athlete in the
family. Miss, Diamond jumped from
the window of the. second primary TO
the campus with a waste basketln hef
arms. she+wwas successful in saving
the basket and fts contents which con-
sisted of waste paper.
The following gentlemen were regis
tered at.the Hotel Smith yesterday; =.
&. neiIe1ian' 81 giHssinnati, We,
Dodge.of Wausau, Emil Friend Of Nil
yankee. jill Nicer 9t-Ashland, Al 1. |
kramer Of Merffl1;n F. Parish pf
Apple on, G. A. Nutter Of Wausan, Fred
4. Kuenzlie OF Milwaukee, D. D: Msck-
pillivary of Superior, NJ. s. Bright Of
Superior, E. w. Townsend OF Clinton
rille, A. ], Belger of. Minocaaa -asd1
Atsy G. F. Sarbcrn !.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
Rhinelander Herald.

Rhinelander Herald
A number of young lads living in the
Third Ward are busy just now during
the time not at school, in erecting a
''shack" in the swamp near Taylor's
spring. 1t would be we'll for the par
ents of aforesaid boys to put a stop to
the proceedings at once, as the history
of places of this kind where young boys
congregate nightly is of such a nature
that should not be tolerated. 1t is in such
places as these that many boys often
get their first lesson in crime, and the
first glass of Intoxicating liquor has
passed many young lads lips in places
of this sort, which, perhaps many par
enUs think is a very good place for the
boys to spend their evenings, they not
knowing that the library of the place
usually consists of an assortment of
cheap trash under such titles as, "Dick,
he Bandit King" "Bill, Hero of Baker
,Gulch," etc. AS we'll, or better let
the boys roam the streets at night than
allow them to gether in numbers at
some 'shack.n
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
NEW YEARS BALL:

The nj. w. of "A. lodge have made
arrangements to give "A. New Years Ball
ct the Lycsum. Opera House. Thursday
evening Jan. ]. Brusso Bros. orchestra
of 5 Pieces have been engaged to furn-
ish the music I'll are cordially Invited.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
OLA SWENS0N VERY ILL.

Ola Swensou OF Observation-Disclosures
business man and pioneer settler OF
that town is very i'll aud much anxiety
is felt concerning bis recovery though
reported mnch better Wednesday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20

The present 2-cent postage stamp
bearing Houdon's portrait of Washing
ton will soon be out of print and new
design will adorn the two penny ''stick-
ers." Gilbert Stuart's famous painting
of the first president of the United
States will displace the old design.
In addition to tie new cast, the design
will include two flags hanging from
the new stamp has not been announced.
Over the bust will appear Omitted
States of America" and underneath
" y ashington." In small letters at the
bottom of the stamp will be the date OF
the presidents birth and death.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
oATHOLIC SERVICE

k,,, 'I4LV SERVICE
E,ra 'sys. lst, High Mass, l0A. NJ.
! '%, .s Scriptural History
|eto NV -.s saespers, Instruction, Ben
IsiiiSS sunday Of each Month, Masses
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20

|GS oSS a. Jne Church every Sunday
|asr S, SIoeH a. NJ, and 500 P. M.
/ @r TSuoo' Immediately after morn
Ely sr sSI Prayer meetings We'd
E,o; a, S.96 at 1870 Christian En-
~ o'"O Sunday evening.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
ne Must Contess

D,S1 used the White Wine
sss .uP YOU sent me, aad must
b ,,, se e. more benefit to my
5 ,rs- Il than from any remedy |
eah h, %'ed' and cheerfully recon
: ,m,, everyone having any kind of
~O'o.e. Truly yours,
q ljnis,,.A 4. N. HUMpHERR,
sACClss.SStet q Baptist Church.
oo' llE-Carter &-Emmons
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20


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Town chairman Mart Hirzel spent
several hours in Three Lakes last Mon
day.
ATTY John Barnes of Rhine ander
spent part of Tuesday and Wednesday
in town.
FOR SALE-A farm and Summer Re-
sort near Minocqua, Wis. Address,
E. J. Dunn, Eagle River, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fitzgerald of Wau-
sau have come to spend the winter
with Mrs Fitzgerald's sister, Mrs n
Slattrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Everett were
passengers on the south bound tram
Thursday, enroute for Chicago, where
they will spend the holidays.
Miss Ida Glattery, who has been at
tending Business College In Wausau'
returned home Monday to spend the
holidays.
1t excites the wonder Of the world, a
magic remedy, liquid electricity, that
drives away suffering and disease
|
Mr.. George H. Smith who has been
registered at Hotel Smith in our CITY
for several days left Thursday for
his home at Grand Rapids, Wis.
Miss Julia Dockery was passenger
on the train to Rhinelander Thursday
morning where she will spend part
of the holiday vacation.
Miss Frances Diamond will spend her
Christmas vacation with friends in
Rhinelander and Milwaukee, having
left for the former place Tuesday.
Great tonic, braces body and brain,
drives away all impurities from your
system. Makes you well. Keeps you
we'll. Rocky Mountain Tea. F. Beard
sley.
While chopping in the woods at Balls
camp. Ed, Carpenter had the misfor-
tune to cut his foot very badly. He
came to town and is under the care of
DR.. Neville.
I'll brave the storms of Chilkoot Pass,
I'llcross the plains of frozen glass,
I'll leave 10Y wife and cross the sea,
Rather than do without Rocky Noun
tain tea. F. Beardsley
Miss Irine Abbot, teacher in second
primary, who has been i'll for several
days went TO her home in Rhinelander
Tuesday, Miss Ester Thompson of the
High School will fill her position for
the few remaining days of the term.
We call the attention of our readers
to communication from Mr.. Daniel
Graham which will be found in this
issue of the Review. This is matter
that deserves the careful consideration
of every cit zen of this place. Our
high school is the pride of our town.
We know of no better high school
building anywhere In northern Wis
cousin. It will be remembered that it
was while Mr. Graham was member
of the school board, aud under his per-
sonal supervision that the present high
81. q.
school building was erected. It was
hlIl just afsshe right time when the
expense Of building was not burden
sa,s 9. T. be tax payers i. and while there
&as. seIne fault found with Me- Graham
at The time the buildingissas put up,
al tsnow agree that DIR. Grahtfa1 s.judg-
menb: was better than>the jndgmentof
the skickers People are TnowsAnani-
nous iuthef approval OF Mr.. Grabam's |
course aud rebalieves his judguens in |
q llssnrasaefs- +eeneerning our schools,
and especially the equipment; OF the
high school building, is emitted to
great respect N;. -.
AE1flYTsT9NAY Tnf AYs0HNs394GE L
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
THE CHURCHES.


IHAPEL MISSION OPENING.
De services heretofore held in
|San Opera House will be continued
Nsnout the winter IN our New Mis-
IVom on Wall St. next door to the
lSos'aph Gallery.
'V@In School 2, o'clock Sat.
Preaching ;, 8.
'Oa! evening 1870 (Preaching)
puget of evening discourse: Dec. IA
responsibility Text St. John 12:48
~PaOIic are cordially invited.
Kew. L. Z. SUI FIcooL, DIR.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20

n 't-,,.~FAlrHFUL PERSON TO
rs;,,.; " well established house in
! hi calling on retail mer r.
7srSs,Sa sents, Local territosy.
i Posits;o year end expenses ad-
xeI, ,,'t'Oo yelansnant, BUSINESS
la,b5,nr 81 Sosnlug, Standard House
WI 81 Nh ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
LODGES.

IN, A.-EagIe Waters Camp No.
gg0 meets each Friday in their
lawn hall. Visiting Neighbors
paiially invited.
] IoDes, 0. B Moon,
Een. Consul. CLERK.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20

NE a.s eoueh and worKs
aSa,e RI we Cold.
3ia o osO mo Quinine Tablets cure
" o,os s''' No cure, No, pay
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
|RLVELERs GUIDE.
|,c1 + North WESTERN RY.

NORTH BOUND
M 7........... .2::22 p. m.
IT. No 7 accom-. 800 q. m.
SOUTH BOUND
L,per No S.. .......1o:O7 q. m.
IT, No Sc (Accom) ''''3:5o p. m
,ba above trains run daily ex-
Sunday.
c. A. MALY, Agt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20

AlalITToyA z. LocALsoNPAGE s.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-08-22

The stallion, Arapine, has closed bis season
81 Aztec and Fruitand, and will visit Farm
ington every eighteen days c~ommoncing the
9th Of August untn the lst Of October, The
horne will make balance Of the season At the
Jack Real place on theL a Plata whore he viii
care for All mares. IhaVo a pood pasture There
ior mares and viii pasture chem 90 che charge
81 ave cent? peg day. added % service Of the
PRANK b. ROBERTS.
Ia plntn. Nm
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-08-22

From my premises on the La Plata, one large
red COW, right horu hooked. branded % on
left hip. Was followedby a red heifer calf.
A liberal reward will be paid Tor her return to
J.E. MANZANAREss
Aztec n. M.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-08-22

Five mileh COWS for sale, Prices from
slb to $40. Apply 10
HENRY STEINBAUGH,
Flora Vista, N. a..
Williams news., 1902-12-27
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST
.Iocai Weus

It VIII De worth going H1lieS to hear the Florodora sextette-at Sil- vernaiI's hall New Years night
 Mrs. c. B. Lindsay and daughter Miss N. Josephine arrived Monday from Minneapolis, Minnesota, for visit to their daughter and sister Miss F. Jayne Lindsay, the ac- complished stenographer for the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co. About the middle of January the ladies will all leave for an outing at the coast.
 The boys are telling a good story on a certain young business man who lives up near the mill. The other night when he went home and tried to open the door a soft, femi- nine voice called out: Don't come in, please" As the door was locked he decided he wouldn't, and the boys are now trying to find out whether he walked all night or slept in the mill.
 On last Saturday, at his home in Hobart, Oklahoma, MT. T. B. Clark, father of Mrs. H. F. Adams of this city, was called to his last rest MT. Clark was a man eighty-eight years of age, and had always been robust and vigorous, even up to the time of his death being able to look after and care for himself. At that time, also, his mind was perfectly clear, which was remarkable for one of his age. A son, Mir. E.. P. Clark of Los Angeles, went east to be at the bedside of his father, arriving in time to be present in his last moments. The community extends its sympathy to the family in its loss.
 The many friends of the family regret the affiiction that has befal- len MT. E. H. Simpson On last Saturday, a board, composed of Doctors Tyroler and Rounseville and Probate Judge Reid, decided that MT. Simpsons mind was not in its normal state and sent him to the asylum at Phoenix. A shortage was found in his accounts, which was immediately made good by his bondsmen, who had J. k. Derosear appointed to fill out the unexpired term. This sad condition of affairs is greatly deplored by all, as but for the condition of MT. Simpsons mind the shortage would never have occurred. MT. Simpson has long been a resident of Williams and has always borne a splendid reputation.
Williams news., 1902-12-27
To Get Rid of a Troublesome Corn.

First soak it in warm water to soften it, then pare it down as close as possible without drawing the blood and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily; rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn for a few days, to protect it from the shoe. As a general liniment for sprains, bruises, lame ness and rheumatism, Pain Balm is unequa!ed- For sale by c. A. Cover & Co-, druggists
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
PEDRO De ANGELS
YSU LlBRo hESPANoLES
TITLES APUERT0 RICO"

Dssds agar ae hAllA sn Oaguas nusstro an
ngao amigo compaHero en- Ii pPensa don Pc
aFo % ANGELS, modesto Y labofIoao escfitcf
que hAeo Ados Visna dedicAdo & In labor inte-
lsctuAl.
El ssAoE Angels, que es IN bibli6flo con-
lomAdoi hA amprendido vRriss obTAs de ege
gensFoi pnas posee nm Archivo sxcelente de
eAtoa do Ia historic do Puerto Rico aus
hombrsa.
Aetnalments ha smpsSAds Ia publication
as IN opFs sEgpa nolss 6tiles q Puerto Eleo,1
eors msEihoris, que indudable msnts hs de ser
,heoglo con eArino, sobFe todo por los espAno-
lee Fssidenhsa sn 10 islA.
Llsva pabIIeAdos ocno enadeRnos, aolo
AAIan oNos santos para tsrminAF Ia obra.
E tenor Angels he vonldo = Oaguas q co.
iOenF 1qui eiaFAo nAmsro de esca cuAdernoss y
% ondGmoa hAlisrA an obRA 10 AeogldA que
mereees
DamoSIs las grAeiaa por oil siemplAr con
que nos hR ohaequlado, matisndo ocupaF.
n9t mAs txIerghmsnts dc sse tFAhAi0, cue desde
b@sge Fseenapdamos nj FfblIco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
ESCUELA De VERANO

Nusstro diatlnguido amigo don Miguel
ChiquAs, &brirk oil lunes una GBcuela de verano
On eskA ciudad.
Los padres que 10 dsEsan, podrkn inscribir
sua niIi % de dos eineo de ia tarde-hasta ela
sGbedo-en sl edifteio RLineon,D donde sc 6a-
ran lRs clasaa.
n)r Chiquss, aeguro que. kerk muy fAvorecldo
por 81 pdbiico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
SAN JUAN
NOTAs FOEs CORBEO

Julio I
M.fisna ssidrS 81 vApor corfso para los
Bstados nidos, y pasado mafiana - espera
sEOl ooamo.0 procsdents de Nueva York
La taranita celebrada snoche en- sl Casino
Espa q 81, rsault6 may animsdA.
Los eAiores de estos dfAs son insufribles.
Muehas personAs SO vAn de paseo todas las
SardoH 81 Parque Bio pisdrAs' nsiiiSsnoo
para clio los caTTos electFicos.
Cada dfa tionc mayor ac0peR-
ci6n On esta cfnd&d los licoFes de In antigua
aereditada fabrica dc don Federico GAtell do
MayagdaS, montada con los apAPatos mas mo
derncs de destilaei6n al vapor, especisimente
eI ARTS CsIeste, GinebFR destflRda, alcohol de
40 MIstela, que 90 I'm vsrdadero vino mosca-
tel
Psro el Ron viejo rsctincado e. 81 que tisns
mas consume 81 p6blico 10 prefere 81 mejor
brandy por Eu pureSR precio ecoT0nic
Nos informan que dichA f&brlea ha NOM
brado Agsnte en- esta ciudad don Isidro A.
SRncheS. Z.
L. eIass artesana de esta ciudad. tlsne en-
proyecso eslebraF IN Fumhoso bale, en- CON-
msmoraci6n dc 10 indspsndsncia nasional.
Be asegura que los canones pertsnseisntea
MI Gobisrno espafioI. ssrGn dssmontados am
BARBADOS para EapAna.
LA sAsTRE ER1A DE MoDA % Ia dc nm
riqus Lsfsbrs, oristo No 10. RecomsndRmos
nneaaros amigos qua Ia fAvoFszcan con sra
trabatos. 1 IA. q.
Es mny probable llsRusn o hh aeaefdo sa-
tisfaetoRio, loa tAbaguaras daelaHRdoa sn hneI-
q an esta eapiiRI 81 moaivo de - Aetitucg
ohsdeee cue ls han sido rsbs1adoa los s0Tna-
les sineusn.a ssssayas hasiA 81 proximo nss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
La vOz DEL PALS

moral pdbIica De nuestra deSgraeiadA Borin-
q1en.
que ustsd en6rgieamsnte hace en- LA DEMO.
CRACIA del de Julio contra In anrmacfon del
GnbieFno de que ~antes de venir los america
noa era cosa comGu en- Puerto-Rico que una
persona procrearA una fAmiliA baStarda.1
Adelante por ese sendsro noble levautA-
do, que el PATS PuertorriQueho We con sgrado
ia defensa de su dignidAd de 81 honra.
Manuel R. RuiI, LUIS Abr9neis, Fslipe
bio Badia, Eduardo Alrsnd, Aleides Ocasios
Juan Ocasio, Ansslrno Prieto, Eduardo Her
nGndes, Gsrardo JimeneS, Santiago Mestro,
Juan Avil&, MRnusl Molinary, Francisco Avi-
lA.
PONCE
Ssnor don Mariana AbriI.
Los cue suscrihimos, feIIcitan usted por
ell ererglco srtieulo titulado &Eso 90 msntira,D
publicado en- Ell D6msro correspondence al
del actual.
IAdslants, vAliente defsnsor ds los pusr-
Luis r. Muhos Colon, Arturo Barclay, Be-
Iisario David. Pastor Rios MRyorAl, Manuel
SAntAella.
Distinguido respstado amigo: su Artf-
culo also 90 mentir&D aientR en mi alma tmpe-
recsdera grattud pof 10 valients dignfsimA
defensa que hace del honor en- ell hogar pusr-
torFiquefic; quien q este cfende a6lo merece mi
desprecio. Ds usted atsnto amigo corrsii-
GURABo
DIstinguido senior:
Rsclba mi humIlde cusn sincers y eAlu-
rosa fe icitacf6n por su valiente artfculo also
es mentrsS.
Pusrtorriquefos como ustsd honrsn su
D. va, alto. rs. g. q. b. 8. m.-Dsmssrio
Rivera.
HuMAoAo
Director DEMocRAcrA
El magistral Artfeulo 4Es MensirsS, publ
cado en- Ia adici0n de aver, GO lsido squi con
ihbio, porqus en- 81 Sc rthsj& IL dign1dsd de
su autoT, los sentimfsDt0s de su alma noble
gsnerosa. En- este trAbAio SO emiten eoneep-
sos mersefdos favor de In f&milia pusrtorri-
quehs; 20 que soy hijo legftimo de una muisr
nacida en- ests pals fsiicito cordfaimensa 81
pubiieista dpe'con tRnto Aeierto y tanto presti-
gio maneia hAhilments la puma envidiada
que de mAnera tan noble dej& fnte ell m6rito
personal de Puerto Rlco. Juan B. Stfuentes
Yo felicito cAIurossmente a esa puma que
dshende MI pueblo de Puerto Rico del tenshro-
80 abiamo que quieEen aometerlo esos despo
tas, que pretsndsn annlar IL personaliaad pusr-
torriquehs.
II AdsIants II seguid sl camfno del patrio-
tiamo que la victoria serk nuestRa.-OAFlos
Marques BorEAs
ARROYO
lPodria I'M pusrsorrieu uefo de dignfdad,
honor y verRdanza de- jar sin nm mentfs las
iniurloGaS frAses que Mr.. Hunt, gobernadoE de
10 isla 6rrancar del fondo dc su alma l&
pFotsata mas sn6rgicA eontrR aemejants estu-
pendo dicho?
no Los que cAllan, los que AeeptAn esa
bofstsds lanSada en- pleno roStro, son los ster-
NOS judas los etarnos servilss, los eternos es'
clavos, que sumiaos obsdiantss iAmsn lA mA.
NO del Gmo que les psgA.
Yo le felieito de todo coRax6n por su vs.
liante y. enSrgico Rrtieulo SSsc es mentirA,O . en-
el que de msneFa tan sl0cusnts ds6ende Vd
oil honor de nueatros hoRares, de nuestras
fAmillAs, de sstR familia puertorriqueha. dignA
caIumniada ha sido poF aIgunos NAL sgradsci-
dos, que NO merees sino el desprecio.
De vd., alto. y o. a.-MAndsl 8. Disdier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
S A | U D 0

Hoy hsmos tenido sI gusto do sAludar sn
esta rsdAeci6n de pSso para Ponce nuestsos
estims sdos amigos dou GuStAvo Cristhian, don
Vidal 5olbePo y In dlGtipguidA profeHora grs-
15s1= =sHoritR Auita RIVER, ioVen simpktica
8 intsligsnts que hAce honor Al profeSorAdo.
RsclbGn nuestro Afsctnoso saIudo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
ELECCION ACERTADA

HA sido nuy hisn aeogidA poP los fedsrAles
as sBtG ciuoad 10 elseet6n que para Vice pre-
sidsnte del Oomite 90 hiso do nuestro Guerido
amigo oil doctor dom Gabriel GimaneE S&nturio.
IlustrAdo, active, entuaiAsta, el doctor Gil
msneS 60 IN elomenSo yaliosisimo dentro del
ConitS.
NoSotrOS 10 tsIicitAmos . ti al partido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
"The Puerto Rico Trade"

HsmoS recibido sl octave nhmsro de IL
feEisla de agriculture comereio que con sl
htulo que nos Sirvs do epigrats 90 publiea en-
San Juan.
TrAs intefssanta lsctuRa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
DAMAs DE aUAYANILLA

DAMAS LIE 0OA xAN1LbA
I'm FsprssentAei6n senor&s ssiiorltaS este
pueblo, trlhutRmos homenSts grahtud al va
iIsnts periodists que con taE6n denends tueros
nociedad pusrtorriqut IA en- editorial GEso %
msntiTa.S iAsi sc hAes patfial
BsGtriz s. de Rodrfgua1, Vivi L. de Cas-
tsRants, Dolores M. de Rodriguez, Josehna V.
De PAcheoo, Blanca Rosa Paehsco, Teresa
VergsS, Carmen R1yo.
AREoIBO
Editorial aEcSo es msntiras reSponde dig
nAmsnts aI ultrSje gobern&doF honor puerto
Eriqueho. ASf sc hace p&tEia. Como usted pro-
Juan Gonzalez, Luis Padfll8, Luis R9sSdO,
Delio Torres, FsFnRn BAtiata, Tomas MirsndS,
Fsllps Quero, Perueho BArinA, jose Ad6n, Mi
gusl Rivera.
Fslicftols viril Artf:ulo defsnss honor pusr-
mon Ssijo.
Fslieit6mOSlS Environments viril artfcuio
SEso ss mentiFRp
Jacobo jensen, DslAin Cantsn, jose S1k.
EeE, jose CAlv6, repnblleAnci Pedro Mora,
Manuel R1mGo Carlos Pores. BAutista Urbis-
toEdo, Pedro BArinA.
CAMUY
Ea YapYsssnteei6n soeiedad pueblo e atillo
fsitcitsmos q usted va'isnts srticulo DEM CBA.
cIA ESQ es mentirRp-Miisn, Arana.
SALINAS
Feicftole por el Arneulo eEso es mentf-
rA.- RoEsnto Arce.
AGUADfLLA
Fellciiols por oil editorial del dIa &c 20 es
msntIrAS Asi eS que debe hAblArse.-Fsrn&n.
DO AeostA.
MAUNABO
Fslleitols poF ATtf;ulo pubIic&do DEMocRA.
cIA f,chA actual titulAdo ESQ IS msntirA.H
Ants II ipturia tan grave lansad& Q nuss-
AFRs f4millas, lA prossata ne tmpone.
CuAndo gobeFnRdor no respects sus
goheFDAdoE, tAmpoco el mersce FsEpsto.
lie autoriSo para 10 publication de 10 pre-
Eents si 10 cFsyeSs uatsd eonvsnients.
De uStad alto. .. .. q. b. m.-Ernesto We
ikIqueS.
sr don Mariana Abril.-Caguas.
QasEido eompAsriotai nosotros, pusEtorFi-
ausfios de eoraEon, hemos vlSto CON lssftima
satisfaction In dtfsnsR que hAcAis de nueatro
dacoFo el viriI articulo GFcso On mentirsS que
Rpareea en- La DEMoCRACIA del dia dal co.
Frisnta. Ways puss, I'M frAtsrnal RbFAzo.
v. Garcia SAlgado, r, Bsnitss CastAfio,
jose @. FuenteG, Alexandra Garcia SRIgado,
Manuel Garcia Salg&do, Manuel Lixardo Flo
res, Tomas RequenRu Gsnsroso 3. Alfonso, J.
AibsFl.
oUEBRADILLA
SsAor Dlrsctor de LA DEMocBAc1A.
Oagras,
D,ltlngnido senor RscibA nuestroz place
nsS por 10 sRmpafA smprendida en- favor &c 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

DAMAs DE AGUADA

Fsiieitkmosls por sdftoria', sEso es men.
tiyap eoutYa los que dssconoclsndo dignidAd
puertorriq uenos, prstandsn injnEiAF.
Stn7rAp Ru'Z de SAnchsB, Ortix de MontA-
HsE, Gonzalez de Ruiz, LRdevese de kufz. Julia
SAnchs1, viuda de SGntonis AptoninA AulI,
I,6peE de JlmensZ, Fllomens Santoni, Luyan'
al de IrisArri, Modesto SAntort, Garcia de
L. vtoSs, Santiago L6pss, JuAnA Orespo, Csci-
Tia RCiI, ElvirA Luyando, EloiB1 Gonzales,
Concepci6n IriE&Fry, Arroyo de HsrnAndeS,
Martin Do Mercadc, Ohsrneco DE Boe&negra'
Domitilia Ruig, Cruz r uiz, Dolores R1is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

MsGsna ssidrS 81 vapoF eorrso para los
Estados Unidos, y pasado msnans - espera
GEI Coamo, procedents de NuevA York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

La jaranits celebrada snochs en- sl Casino
Espi q 81, rssult0 may animad&.