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The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11
PICNIC OF THE BLUES.
Arrangements for the Event Mt Ty-
bee on Wednesday.

bee on Wednesday.
The Republican Blues will hold their
annual picnic and prize drill at Bo-
hans pavilion, Tybee, on next We'd
nesday, and from the present indica-
tions it will be equally as successful
as those in the past. Lieut.. Joseph M.
Dreyer, who is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements,
says he expects a large crowd, as the
members are selling tickets in num-
bers, and as the regimental prize drill
will occur so soon thereafter, the mem
bers of the other commands in the
regiment are evincing much interest
in the outcome of this company con-
test, for the reason that the selection
of the squad to represent the company
in the regimental drill will depend
largely on the result of the company
drill.
The judges of the prize drill will be
Capt David c. Barrow of the Ogle-
thorpe Light Infantry, and First Lieut.
James C. Tyson of the Savannah Ca
diets. The commands will be given
by Lieuts. Dreyer and George ]. Barth-
elmess.
Badges admitting the wearer to the
pavilion will be issued on the train by
the committee to the holders of picnic
tickets.
The schedule between Savannah and
Tybee will be a convenient one, the
last train leaving the island about
1870 o'clock The street car manage
ment have promised to have ample
cars to meet every train on its ar
rival in the city.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11
ONLY FOUR "oLD GUARD"
THEY ARE COL. MONTGOMERY, DIS
BURsING OFFICER CROOK,
CAPT. LOEFFLER AND
USHER PENDLE.

THE First of the Four Acts as eyes
and Ears" for the Chief Executive.
Tapping All Important Parts of
the World With the Wires-The
second Acted as Body Guard to
Abraham LincOIn-The Third Has
a MatchIess Memory for Names
and Faces-The Fourth Has Been
a staunch Friend in Times of As
sassination-Besid There Is Jer-
~ smith, the Black Major Domo.
and All Mourn Deeply the Death of
Assistant Secretary Pruden.
By C. r. Fincke.
The death Of Assistant Secretary
pruden of the White House staff has
reduced the Presidents "Old Guard. -
so-called. to four. They are Capt.
Montgomery, Executive Clerk and Dis
bursting officer Crook, Capt. Loeffier.
whose duty it is to keep undesirable
persons out, and Thomas F. Pendle.
usher, and known best of all the White
House attaches to the visiting public.
The youngest member of the "Old
Guard" in years and point of service,
is Capt. Benjamin F. Montgomery. u.
S. A. He was in the Signal Corps of
the army as a young man, and in
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11

Tune, as his private secretary in 1876.
and was made disbursing officer the
next year. One of the important tasks
formerly entrusted to him was the
distribution of the annual messages
OF the President. Up to five years ago
these printed copies were sent through
MN to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, where they were taken by
the local newspapers and the press as
soclauons, and thence distributed
throughout the country. So intense
has been the desire of commercial in
terests at times to obtain first ink
nngs OF the messages that Mr.. Crook
mas had many interesting, and even
exciting experiences, lodging would-be
thieves, rebuking attempts at corrup-
ton, ana evading persistent question
ers. At present the messages are dis
tributed by mail and wire from Wash
ington. Now that Mr.. Pruden is dis
abled by illness, Mr.. Crook is the me-
dunn of communication between the
President and Congress.
Never FOrEets Names or Faces.
Outside the Presidents door sits a.
quiet sentinel, Capt. Charles d. Loef-
fer, U. S. A, retired. Cabinet Off
GERS, senators. representatives politi-
Cal leduers, commercial giants, titled
and distinguished foreigners, great act
ors, world-famed authors and humor-
lists and lecturers, plain, everyday
American citizens-all have gone
through that door under Capt. Leof-
Hers guidance. He has a wonderful
memory for names and faces. Men
come and go in the current of affairs:
but, once they have been identified at
that door, they are marked for life in
Loeff1er's mind. For twenty-five years
he has been in sole charge of the en-
trance to the Presidents room. For
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11
Palestine. pity. eldy. ~. 80 It 90
ii. b. Boyer,
Local Forecast Official.
s., F. q w. STOCKHOLDERS.
Will Meet Tomorrow to Consider
the Merger.

President R. G. Erwin and possibly
other officials of the Plant System will
arrive in Savannah tomorrow to at
tend the meeting OF the stockholders of
the Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway. This meeting will be held at
10 o'clock tomorrow. To the stock
holders will then be submitted for their
consideration, approval, sanction and
adoption" the agreement for the con-
solidation of the Savannah, Florida and
Western Ohe Plant System). with the.
Atlantic Coast Line. Such other mat
tiers connected with the merger as may
be presented at the meeting will be
considered by the stockholders.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11
vagrant Resisted Omcer.

George Houston, negro. was COM
mitted to jail yesterday on a vagrancy
Warrant issued in Justice Jones court.
stable Barrett in Police Court and on
the way to the County Jail Houston
became insolent and refused to go with
his custodian. Officer Barrett was forced
to used his billy on the unruly negro
and the ARRAY attracted quite crowd.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11

The teachers and pupils of Morton's
School for Boys will hold their annual
picnic at Warsaw next Friday. The
steamer will leave Thunderbolt at 1876
o'clock The chaperones are Mrs. ]. S.
Howkins, Mrs. F. W. Kirkland, Mrs.
Beirne Gordon, Mrs. j. B. Johnson,
Mrs. Anderson Carmichael. Mrs. f. A.
Webster. Mrs. James H. Hunter Mrs.
w w Gordop Ir
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11
TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS.
The Court House improvements soon
TO Begin.

The Court House Improvements soon
TO Begin.
The committee on Court House and
Jail of the Board of County Commits
sioners met yesterday and instructed
that Specifications be drawn for the
work of improving the interior of the
two county buildings. The specifica-
tons will be drawn by Supt. w. F.
Chaplin and County Engineer w. F.
Brown and as soon as they have been
completed the advertisement for bids
will be published.
The work of improvement has been
outlined IN the Morning News. The
interior of the Court House badly
needs attention as in some places the
plastering seems to be on the very
verge Of falling from the walls. 1t is
expected to make the interior as hand
some as for years it has been neglect
ed and disreputable.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11

Remarks-Showers have occurred in
Georgia, Florida and South Carolina;
no precipitation elsewhere in the belt.
1t was to degrees warmer yesterday
over North Carolina and the central
districts. Except cloudy over the i'm
mediate Texas coast, clear weather is
general this morning throughout the
cotton belt.
Observations taken at the same mo-
ment of time. May 10, 1902, 500 p. m,
18th meridian time.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11
Accident st Grim.

Griffin. Ga. May 1O.-Yesterday aft
ernoon while practicing for the fire.
mems tournament to be held in Grif-
fin on the 21st inst, Mr.. F.. II. Davis,
superintendent OF the light and water
works, was thrown from the hose wag-
on and had his left arm broken.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11
AdIer'E Concert.

The band concert on the balcony at
Adler's last night was very much en-
loved by a large number of people.
These concerts will be given regularly
from now on during the summer
months every Saturday night.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11

River Report.-The hight of the Sa-
vannah river at Augusta, at a. M,
(75th meridian time), yesterday, was
"a feet. a fall of 0.3 foot during the
preceding "a hours.
Cotton region bulletin, Savannah,
Ga, for the "a hours ending at a. m,
18th meridian time, May 10, 1902.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Sunday and Monday
Georgia and South Carolina: Fair
Sunday and Monday; light east to
south winds.
Eastern Florida: Fair Sunday and
Monday; light to fresh winds, most
ly east.
Western Florida: Fair Sunday and
Monday; light to fresh south winds.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11

major domo, officially the chairman,
one of the kindest of souls ever en-
countered and one of the most courtly
personages. Jerry was a waiter in the
Baltimore hotel once patronized by
General Grant He attracted the no.
tice of the soldier President by his dig
nified bearing and his sincere good ma
ture. AS a result of this acquaintance
a hope was born in Jerry's breast that
he might some day become identitied
with the national administration, and
he accordingly went to Washington
and eventually was taken into the
White House ranks as a cleaner and
household helper.
Then Mrs. Grant, with an eye to the
proportions of a carriage servant.
chose Jerry as her footman. Since
then Jerry Smith has never been away
from his duty except when his peren-
NAL misery has conquered him.
Thousands of Americans have seen his
picturesque figure in the halls of the
White House, his head covered by a
gray skull cap, his long apron denoting
his occupation as buster and polisher,
the type of the democratic simplicity
which disdians the buttoned livery of
courts and palaces. Jerry HOSTS and
lowers the White House flag. but he
has an abiding fear of the attic,
through which he must pass on this
duty, and which. he stoutly affirms, is
inhabited by the ghosts of departed
statesmen.
There is no thought of changing these
men or retiring them, because of their
years. Their very age and length of
service are the factors of their great
est usefulness. Without them the
White House would indeed appear a
strange place to the frequenters of that
center of the national activity
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11

The late DIR. Thomas Dunn Eng
lish was man of very considerab BILE
versatility. One of his chief hobbies
was mineralogy, and he left cabinet
of specimens of great value, and his
opinions on the subject carried much
weight.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-11
IN POLICE COURT.

YIN B. Hartridge, vassar, A. B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
De HumaCaO

Los rspubilcRnos de ssta ciudad estsn qns
ea derTAmAn de satisfacei6n. porqne cusntan
hoy con nm nnevo y ecAractsFixado psrsoDste.S
Al CUE mArAvlllosamsnte utiliSan para el dssA-
RRollo do sus 'ShermoHosS planes dc propR-
KAndR.
Este nusvo einstrumentoa so llama Jaime
--Psro no el Conquistador.- de una
RsometividAd pasmosa, Gsisto,S Gnervioso,> > aim.
des mas.
81 Alguisn, tomando esto broma, dudass
de sus virtndes, aetitndes vici. 80 ,situdes,
pusde, sin escr6puios do nipg6u gensro, psdir
lnformes nj BefloF MSrich, quisn no VAcilArk
en- oar cuRntos Sc les pldsn.
OuAndo ei G3bleFno espshol, era catalan
mas conseFvAdoF que CAnovas; despUSs vino
II Rutonomfa, con ella, nnessro homhEs,
prsoeupkndole POGO NADIA Gsl q 10 diF&n,s Ms
30 descaf9dRmente m naeion nAIidGd, ploclR.
mAndoss cubAno nsaoI hoy-no 80 rfan-es
AmsrlcAno faFoundo mas AmeEic&no qae
sBAr.BRozA;s mansnA...s mAHAna.... iDios
sAb0 10 que ssr&I
6Es NO iiSto este caivito?
En 10 ActRAlidsd est& sncargAdo de los
brAbS1os de In carrstera que eonduce Al pusEto
DO essA ciudad, y Ssaben uGtedes euAl an
principal oeupaci6a en- ella? Pues haeer
diario d0nunciAs contra los federRIes.
9ae oil eAbAllo de nm federal tropIsSA v
arrAnoA una pisdra, hAciendoA rodsY poF eli
emhninoI denuncia. Q1e oil coehe de C1adRA,
Etaquer, Calls & otro cualquisra de igual pro
esdsnciA, Gamma pEisA por In cSrresera, de.
nunei9 III eAnto. Ia IN, con decIr que hA n
nido olAa qua ss han rFgiEtrado vsintidos de
nunci@E, eets dicho todo.
In osrR ssrds, un infelfx campssfno vi6sa
IN In nsceaidAd Dc dsrrRmsF en- oil cRmino !.
eHtando On ssta opesAcion se presenta don
Jaime.
-SNo sAbe vi. que eto estG prohibido
poTqus ocAsfona sl dsrrumbs de In canetAq ia
dice.
Ei IIfs!is que ignoraba esao psro que On
AAhA en- Antscedsntss de 10 otTo cort6 rspan-
einAmsnss et hiio, AgnRntkndoae hasta IIevaY
Rl pusoio, 10 que 10 pEoiujo una snfsrmsdsd
cue poP POGO Sc las ia.
Gin embargo, ssg6u me assgurAron, fus
dsnnnelAdo. N nlaado. ....sncaFesiado y 80
no fn6 enaeRRRGo puT mfisgro. .
Ustsdes dir&n neurAst6nico,. . .mariAAi.
DO. :. chiG ado. NADIA dc ESQ.,
Hs ntmpla IianAmente el eumpiimiontc
IA In sonsignA impDasta por los GliLipnaisnaesp y
LueRo de hsGhas las dennncias, sstos, los
RapuhiirAnos, So prsparans averfguAn q alien ca
el arnAfchantee q derunCiado si hueIan
0ascubren que estk fAbrieRdo dc material noio
To- aplsn ai sneuentr0, 10 sasaians Antss de
lIsgnY ni JUS gRdo con In mas reRnAde sala-
msrfA Ia cfrscsn dispsnsaEla 10 multA si nFma
nj HsgiltFo Fepublicsno.
Como qus solAmoDte DO sse nodo han son
aagHlao, para las plbKimas slseeiensss ID ITO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
a DlESTRO y SaNEESTR0

curA darss ton desvirtuar loE cargos qua 30
Ie hscen.
M SOLO, ssg6u 81, han Eoiieitado su iudul-
10 los vscinos de San j nan Dorado, sino los
de Ponce. Bsrroa Cayey, mas de - L1gis
eCabaieros del Silencio,S que eats vas no IA
iustifcado IN nombre, porous st hay cosas que
o5'igan los cgb.ileros guardar silenctos ID
pens que sLfce msrscidaments Manls6n es una
de elias.
E isfa de- las turhas 80 aprasnra 3 poner
en- conocimiento del pGolico saos informes, pa
ra que Asf YEA ell G Glbarnador equs esta rod as
DO de elsmsntos honradoao , que no msrece ei
usuIo de bAndldo.
PaIabrs.fa. y nsda mss.
Impossible es que los vecinos, general,
de las uoblAcioneH citsdAs, hAyan suserito ssa
petici6n de indulto.
In habrGn Hrmade, 10 sumo, los indiv-
duos del spusbIo sobsranos que an cada una da
elias smpIesn uttliEsn los procsdimisntos
maui e61icoa; mas no TODD ell vscindario.
Msdrados estarfamos al esto hubese ocu-
rrido bonito eonespto hsbrfK que formar en-
toneea de esos vecinos
La parte sensata, ,amigs del ordsn, no pua
de abogar por 81 indulto de Mauls6n; esso sa
ria bechornoso.
Y no estarfa demaa eonocsr el nombrs de
los frmantasi prooahlemente 10 policia naoris
de savcaF gran provseho utilidAd de clio, CO.
nociendo Asi los elsmentos levantiscos re-
voltosos de cada una de ssRG poblaclonss.
tQ1e buen &fudiceS podrfa formarss l....
Mr. Hunt NOS abandonark al dis lie del mes
en- curso,
4RitornardF
No 10 ersemos; mAxims despuss de Ia bost'
tade que Iols6 contra IL famiiia 10 soeiedao
Es 10 que proceds, siquisra por question
de delicadexa
Maspsd dsbe asagurarse an concrete Y
poP anticipate, tenlsndo euenta que en-
Puerto Rico ocurre siempre TODD 10 contrario
de 10 que deblera ocurrir.
e. tempo dirk.
O0RTADlLL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08


Hasta In fSeha no parsci6 eoncsdar I'm
portancie slguna lRs propaganda dc MA
Nenxo; mas RhorR s!& 1tssa alarm ado ina liato
v dirigis ad5se &sns hussts, sntrs las aus
cundsn Ell N ziestsr J In In niiscip'ina grit4 eoR
todGs sas fasrzsS: GlR9pnblicsnos en- guar
dab.
acto seguido Ia smprsnas contra don
Ricardo NAd&l, quien achae1 la iniciativa
del nusvo movimiento que Sc opera en- laH hlas
pseudo repnb icanas.
A Matlsnso Clutr6n 10 trAtA desdehoSa-
ments, bautiSan1ole con eI mots de Ssrma
inofsnsIva Gus sSgrims media dozens de des-
eontsntos.1
Mas 7arscs que oil ndmsro de sstos aumen-
10, a causA de- los mnch3s erroFss y daSaciePtos
cemetIdos por In cSm@rilla san iuRnerR, que
Quisrs tmponsrEe como Autoritad supremA y
uaIca dsI pArSido.
BArboSs, REsyy Egoscus van de caps
eaida. en- Ponce, en- MayAghS, en- los
esntro1 ma. imporsantss de pohiAeion, toma
6stA no 90 combata nj sc coniura con
articuIsjos sfestistas, mss menos GfArAndu.
laacosD que diriA don Crux CAetPoi nj CON pa.
llAtivos tiquis miquis en- que IL diplomAeis
yla buenA f. brillsn poH ausensia. Ds esto
90 hallan plsnAments eonveneidos los deseon-
Ssntas.
81 la eoleetivid&d advaFssria dsssa oonHo-
lidArss, necesitA ante TODD, eamhiaT de proce-
dsrss y do bos.
Ri NAL 81 hondo.. y - 10 dice ell rafrkn:
grsndsS mAles, grandea Femedios.
AI dshisran ehtendeFlo los muchos doe
bores en- que SbundA sI partido hlad6dco; CON
pAlabRAa nAda ss eouSIgue, nsda ss haes; el
snfsrmo 50 debilitA eGdA veE mas, en- brave
nc bRstAH6n BalvarlG todos los pRoductos q0f
micos acumulAdos en- In blsn surtidA drog
de don G Glills.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
EI libro de PujaIs
'sViaie & la SEartinica

Con eats ifsu'o ha HeeopiiAdo IN tomo
oil dis1inguido crontatS de FL HerGldo, don
Joaquin Puialsi Ens impreSlones sobrs lA ca
tAstEcfe de Saint Pierre.
Todos sasen que ell seflor Puials saIi6 en-
10 pFimsrA sx pedci6a de Puerto Rico, pocos
cfAs deRpu6s de eonocsrSs Gquf Ia horrorosa
eGtAstrSfs.
T do 10 qua vic. sinsi6 y observe sn aqua.
Hos SIsIos de trists dssolsci6n, 10 ha iIevado
Pujais . sss libro, sseFit, con aeneii!sS, eos
verd1A, con emoelon.
Rs nm llnFo sensational, que indudabls-
ments ohtsndTG una hUens seoRide.
Eats ilussEaao con vAElos grabados, sntra
los que hgura sl RstrAto dsl auter.
DAmos 6ats las mes expFBsfvAa graciAs
por Ell sjemplar qns IA tsnido In sssnei6n de
dediearnoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
Ell REY INGLES

e q simo B Boetin publtssdo por los doc4o-
res de OAmars del req Edusrdo, ssegnFsn qus
81 monerex ests eompissAmeDss fuaFs De pei
gro qus ha entTsdG an IN psff5do de FSpida
eonVeieseeneia q1e hAca a!imensAr iss mgs
hRisGadors sspersnx&s,
El Eey hs abAndonsdo 81 lscho peFma-
pt se mueho tismpo ssnsado sin exparimentAr
moisstl&s.
La ciestriz qas Is hs dejsdo II operation
pTesentA los rnaioFea esrkcterss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
DE ADMINISTRATOR
CoRozAL

81 nuestros amigos en- dieho pueblo psF-
Blsten en- no sStl,f .csr el imports de las aus
cRfpciones Atr1sadsu que Adendan, este Admi-
nistraoi6n vera al triste forEoso caso de
suspsndsr el envfo de los paqustes he La
DEMcCRACIA, cOnGar dsade sl diA is del mes
Que cnrs1.
A nusatro Ggents de ls mencionada 30.
blRci6n don mon Rivera Fuentsa tocA Fea-
ponder lA Advsftsncls que hResnos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
OORTADlLLO.

ikra as Is (O0) elsctorss. .(da carton, ain los
gre &c esskn fEbFicando de barFo en- el teDdAi
de Rossf 3ft)
Ajel&1te, hoY, Rdelsnsa 80 sabe mos 10
bien Tecomcnisdo gle eats vi, en- iAs atlas
G:fsrGs dsl... GlnhsrnO4
Tarugo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

La carta de Davi Noble, que
inserta ell SSan Juan News> de
hoy, produce gran indignation On
esta capital.
Noble SO muestra conforme con
81 dicho de Hunt respecto a la So
ciedad puertorriquefia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
Not1C1aS

Hoy martss IAs 10 = so da In mafiana,s Sc
Hecogi6 en In capital la coFrespondancia que
en- 81 vapoF eSAn JaAns saldrk para los Essa
dos Uaidos.
ri saygsnto de la poli@fA iusular. don MI
gual de Jasul, qua prsssaba ssrvicios IN Ia
Carolina, IN sido trAsladado BIO piedrAs.
sHA saiido de Ssn Juan para Ponce don
Carlos CAbrsrA. miembro de IL iunsa rsvisora
de- tAaaeiones.
Ttpos de eAmhio;
Londrss.... 90 div 4.s4]S Q
90 iiv$4 ssh q 4 SO 9
Eew-York, 3 DIV PAR.
Paris 8 div 2H p.S
EspAfiA. div 2s 2SM o. D
Hsmburgo, 9 dTv az az pa D
Hs liegAdo o San Juan, proesdante de Ia
slss sl ohcial pagador de Ia policiK insular, Sc.
nor Meyers qnisn pas6 algunos diss "a guRs.
I'm 81 mereedo de New York, 90 ectiaa 81
aH6esf = ios siguisntss pEacioa
CsnaTfugada AK
EaacRhado 2T
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

Las ofcinas del ferrocarril SO
han trasladado al interior de esta
ciudad, casa recien constr uida por
81 sef1or BelavaI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
10 QUE sE GREE

Sc cree que Noble tenga aIgdn
asunto por resolver en- Palacio Y
trata de halagar al gobernador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
: zg1U =
Per GeI6grsfO.
EscRlTuRA DE consTsTuclo =

Hoy Sc ha frmado la escritura
de constitution de la sociedad
<The Cadiz Cigar Co.,1. Ser& ad-
ministrada esa nueva empresa por
al seflor don Qnintiliano, de Ca
guas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

Maule6n no do sn brRso & torcer.
desde lA c&rcel, & donde ls llsvsron sus
feehnIfss, y mal&ndapztB, eontin6a honrando
las 60 umnAa de GEl PAisa con epistoIss 0d
sphesIos 8 Gdefe estCs 'enclllamsnts, sn que pro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08
Ramon Perez Fe1iz

propistario de. Municipio de Camuy, hacs
pdblico por medic del presante, que en- 10
successive no reconocer& como valida niDgu'
ma otra irma que la de su sobrino Juan
Firpi 20, considerable sin ningdn valos
cualquier otra frma su ruego, que aparez.
ca en- toda clase de documentos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

IN O lehradillas, dos braeeros que sssaban
trEbaisndo una cansara, han siio sepnlta
dos muertos por unos desprendimiantos.
HA sido nombrado counisario del bArrlo de
Palo Ssco. don Juan Oarrerss, comsrsianta de
squel pcb'sdo.
Sc hays enfermo, CON anemia cerebral, al
doctor aon C.iixto R1msro Oantaro. traductor
de lAs oacinas del gobIerno.
Gran demands DOR Ia Emulsion de Seott
an Ia cindad de San Gsrmsn.
Los farms 26uticos mantienen mayor axis
tsncia de dieho msdisamanso qas de cua'quier
otro.
Ctneo msdIcos en- ei distri.o.
T'dos prescribsn IL e uulsi6n de Scots.
s. GarmAn, Pto Rio, JuniO % de 1894.
Sres. soft & wac. Nnavs York.
Muy aeh1rea mfos En ell corto espscio de
dos ad1s qua llsvo de sstabiscido en- esss ciu
dad, he podido notar 10 grAn demsnda por p
Emulsion de Scott, santo qua ss uno da los
medieRmentos de mas saIida da mayor exis
tsn6ia que SO sncuentran en mi od :ina de Far
maeia.
En ests iuridicsi6n hsy ciaco msdicos: ell
doctor Vlv0ni, doctor L5psz, doctor Sancho
Csrdona, Doctor e. @ l!ffonaz, docsoT Quid ones,
ademks sl doctor G.sgori an ell pohsdo de
Gain. Todos nssn sn 50 clfnicA ID Emulsion
de 8 ,ott.
Ds U4a. alto. .. 3. q. b. 9. n1.s
DR.. Carlo y FleitGs,
Farmae6utis0.
GALE BALDOR1OTY, casa Ne %. Sc
confsccionAn toda cIase de dulces en- almi-
bAr.-NAtAlia Cruz. 4-2
LEONOlO BARREIRO t.
Ciruiano dan&ista. Ore sxzsas sssssssss -
CO sus servicios III p6bli'
co. Gale de RuiE Belvtx. %#NVs Sss -
Oaguss, Pto-Rico. %DAAS9
joss G. del Vale (Fortalexa 71.)-OA-
cipas para ID gsstf6n de asuntos administratt-
vos &odos los csnaros oheiales.
9ELIulHELl1E1I4lElzzEI1 1Il1EuHrHrrnnP
Para aliviar esa irritacion que
sienten aquellos que padecen a1guna
q Affection bronquia1, las PastiIias
81 Bronquiales de Brown, son rnuy ii
81 titles. Rernedio sin igual para Ia E
tos. ronquera y NAL de garganta. s
AEHldI7TLnIlIIIF FIIIiIfInI LFZI7TITuh
MANGAS CAPIROTES. vsrsos de Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. Ds ventA en- 10 calis de
| IL Fortslesa no. So, al preco de 30 centavos el
eiempAr.
BMuebIes de todas clases.-Margarida
a o. San Franc ciaco A.. -
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sastreria it3lians

Gae VI. SavimO Sam Francisco %
Esta casa montada la euroPea eoD
IN complete surtido de cssimires ingiS'"
franceses. .os.
Sc tacen trajes la medids, con IP,Sdi PSdi
titud y esme-o. PFeciss snmameEse
COS. .,.,aeh<
El marchante que no queoe sao yrs.
cen la prenda, me obligo nacesis
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E arc
de Ia Vida.

la superiOridad de la
Emulsion de Scott es indis-
cutible y Sc manifesto ms
tant6neamente ante Ell OBJ
servador impartial en- los
puntos siguienteS: PrimerO,
su sab0r dulce y agradable;
segundo, sus energicas "pro-
piedades" en- los casOs de
Caquexia, tuberculosis, ane-
mia, los infartos glandula-
res, las afecciones 6seas de
caracter estrum0sO, las
afecciOnes del aparatO res
piraforio, el raquitism0, etc.
Tambien en- las COnvaleCen-
cias de intermediates largas
y debilitantes es lin buen
medicamento.
Ademas de sus pr0pieda-
des curativas, la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

80 Joss G. del Vale (Fortalsxa 71.)-OA.
cipAs para ID gsstt6n ds asuntos administrati
vos an &odos los csn4ros o1eiales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

IN Q ehradillas, ios braeeros que sstaban
trEba1ando an una cansafa, han siio sepnlta
dos muertos por unos desprendimiantos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

GALE BALDORIOTY, casa Ne %. Sc
confsccionAn todA elase de dulces slmi-
bAr.-NAtalia Crnx. 4-2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-08

HA sido nombrado comisario del bArrlo d
Palo Ssco, don Juan Oarrerss, comerciants d
squel pob ado.