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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07

81 would cough nearly all night
long" writes Mrs. Cbss. Apologize,
of Alexandra, Ind. sand could hard.
ly get any sleep. | had consumption
30 bad that If walked block / would
cough frightfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed, three
OIL 90 bottles of DIR. Kings New Dis
coyery wholly cured me and / gained
5S pounds. It's absolutely guaran
teed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,
Bronchitis and ali Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price SOC and 81 co. Trial
bottles free at ]. y. Herring & Go.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-07
s'p RESC CRYPTIC rs
Carefully Compcnnaeds

This is an old familiar say.
ing; in fact, it is so old that
some druggists have forgotten
what it means. We have not.
We believe it is the most i'm.
portant thing in our business.
We not only do it carefully,
but we do it quickly.
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n. & T. c. Special Rates.

Colonist e-wsy rates to California
In effect during Men and Apl at rate oil
s25.
Waco, acct. state convention Trsv-
elers' Protective Assn; tickets on sale
April End at rate 50 80 for round trip,
return limit April 6.
Waco, acct. laying cornerstone Uni
vereity sui'di1g1, tlckats on sale Mch
2 and 8 at 50 80 round trip return limit
leaving Waco net later than Mich 5.
Fort Worth, Texas, account OF
meeting Texas Cattle Raisers Associ-
alton and Fort Worth Fat Stock Show.
Tickets on sale March 8 and 10 and
7:44 q. m. train March IL at rate OF
s1.70 for round trip Return limit
March IA. I. FL. Barrow, Agent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-06
WHERE TRUTH
IS AWKWARD
SERMONS AND THEIR MIS-sTATE-
MANIFESTATIONS NEED FOR up
TO-DATE STATISTICS.

We wonder what would happen were
a well-informed man to break in upon
a sermon, address or lecture, while it
was being delivered by man careless
as to matters of fact, with such COM
ments as these: That statement is
not true. Those facts are grab
led. Those figures are incorrect.
That incident never happened.
.. That anecdote is a myth long
ago exploded. Those statistics
are 10 years old. That last ut
terance is false from end to end!" We
have listened to lectures, and once in a
while to a sermon, which could have
been aptly punctured, and punctuated
as well by a series of such comments
II might be a wholesome thing were
some man to undertake such a task on
an occasion when truth is being per-
verted by Inaccuracies and careless
ness.
The truth is, every pastor needs at
hand, on his study table, the World and
the Tribune AmanaCs, the Statesman
Yearbook and other annual compila-
tons of current data. Constant refer
ence to these invaluable sources of in
formation will help him to cultivate a
passion for accuracy, make him care
full in dealing with statistics, commend
his utterances to well-informed men
and women as considerate and reliable,
and, Furthermore, introduce him to a
vast body of data which have in them
matter for information, argument, in
struCtOn and edifcatiOn.-Zion's Her
aid
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-06
KOREA IS THE QUEEN.
Sets a New Mark For Trans-Pacllc
Voyage.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 29.-The
Pacific Mail COmpany's news steam
ship Korea surprised everybody ashore
yesterday morning by steaming into
the harbor five days before she was
expected. She was under orders to get
home in hurry and Captain Seabury
had been told to cut out from his sched-
ule the customary calls at Nagasaki
and Honolulu. 1t was known that he
was coming direct from Yokohama but
even under that arrangement the Ko-
rea was not looked for until Saturday.
She arrived yesterday, however and
has set pace for trans-Pacifc travel
that will keep would-be imitators hust-
ling for some time TO come.
Her time from Yokohama was ten
days, fifteen hours and fifteen minu-
ties. Her best days run was 436 knots
and her average speed from port to
port was 1913 knots. She did it all with
six boilers holding the other two in
reserve.
Captain Seabury was injured at Ma
gasaki on the outward voyage. He
slipped in stepping into a shore boat
and seriously hurt one of his legs. He
was out of commission for several days
ana for three weeks was compelled TO
depend for motive power on a pdT Of
crutches. He has discarded his aru-
fiical legs however, and expects TO be
himself again before the Korea is ready
for another trip.
The Korea's daily runs in nautical
miles We're: 1884, 4l9, 424, ala, 419, APP,
436, Ala, 1892, 3Sl.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-06
AMERICA MARU HERE.
Arrived Last Night With Five Days
Later Mail.

The America Maru arrived last even
ing at $50 o'clock from san Francisco
with five days later mail and news
files. The vessel experienced a Choppy
sea during the first few days out. She
has good sized list of passengers for
the Orient, but none to stop ,er at this
port.
Last Monday, the birthday of the
Emperor of Japan, was celebrated. The
salon was decorated. The passengers
assembled in various fancy costumes
and passed a delightful evening with
dancing and music.
The birthday of King Edward VII.
will be celebrated on November 10 with
a special fancy dress ball. The passen-
gers will appear in baby costumes
Something striking and original is an
ticipated. But this event will unGor-
tunately occur after the vessel has left
Honolulu and is well on her way %
Japan.
Mrs. w. w. Greene, wife of the cap
tain Of the Nippon Maru, is 2assan.
ger for HongkOng.
George Mooser is a theatrical man
who is going out to Hongkong on bust
ness.
X. Niwa and S. Nishimura arc Off
Gals from the Japanese treasury de-
partment who are returning to Yoko-
hama, They have been in the United
States studying the systems in vogue
in that country.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Carter of St.
Louis are going to Hongkong on their
bridal tour.
Miss Helen Hyde is the artist who
depicts japanese life and scenes. she
Is going to Yokohama.
The America Maru will sail for the
Orient at p. m today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-06
COVE GOT THE AMBERGRIs.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 27.-Cap-
tain Cove of the ship Fort George is
receiving the congratulations of his
friends on a rich find he made during
his last voyage in the bark Gerard c..
Tobey to this port. Shortly after leav-
ing Honolulu he sighted a dead wha.e.
Curiosity prompted him to make an in
vestigation, and floating in the vicinity
of the large body he found a piece of
ambergris. 1t weighed four pounds
and Captain Cove expects to dispose of
it for about $1,000.
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to this port She brought 2716 cases of
the drug. The market value of the con-
signment is about $2j3,0OO
In addition to about forty cabin pas
sengers the Korea brought 53S Asiauos,
39S of whom are japanese in transit to
Honolulu. Thirty Japanese students
for this city and different parts Of the
East were on board and there were a
hundred Chinese entitled to land. OF
the 39S japanese bound for Honolulu
200 are women.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Cor additional and later shipping see
pages 4, 8, or 81
ARRIVING.

Wednesday, November 8.
America Maru, Going, from san
Francisco, at $3.50 p. m.
Thursday November 6.
Am. bark Alden Besse, Kesseu, IS
days from San Francisco, at S:15 a. m.
Stmr. Waialeale Piltz, from kilauGa,
Anahola and Hanamaulu, at 1 a. IN.
Friday, November Z.
Hongkong Maru, Filmer, from the
Orient, likely to arrive in afternoon.
Stmr. Helene, Nicholson, for Paau-
hau, Kukaiau, Ookala, Laupahoehoe,
Papaaloa and Hilo, at p. IN.
Schr. Kauikeaouli, for Paauilo, at 3
q. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-06
JUMPED ON A TEN PENNY NAIL

The little daughter of Mr.. j. N. Po-
well jumped on an inverted rake made
of ten penny nails, and thrust one nail
entirely through her foot and a sec
ond one half way through. Chamber
lain's Pain Balm was promptly applied
and five minutes later the pain had
disappeared and no more suffering was
experienced. In three days the child
was wearing her shoe as usual and
with absolutely no discomfort. MINI
Powell is a well-known merchant of
cortland, Va, L. S. A. Pain Balm
Is an antiseptic and heals such inju-
ries without maturatiOn and in one
third the time required by the usual
treatment. For sale by all druggists,
Benson Smith & Co., general agents.
If you want to buy or sell anything,
place a classified ad in the Star. Three
lines three times for 20 cents.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co.
and Togo KiSen Kaisha.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

this
Aerton ore boutth the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-06

twenty-five cents pays for a Want
ad in the Star. A bargain.
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DEPARTING.

America Maru, Going, for the Orient,
at . p. m.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai
ports, at p. m.
Saturday, November s.
Hongkong Maru, Filmer for san
Francisco, probably sail in morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-06

EVANS TAKES COMMAND.
WASHINGTON, october 29.-Rear-
Admiral Robley D. Evans has assumed
command of the Asiatic squadron,
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PoNCE
(NOTHCIA9 DMRECTASl

Julio II.
Aver saFds 90 llsV6 cabo oil sntIsrro del
niMo do don Adolfo oabFsFsi ocup6 oil primer
nieho del nuevo CemsntsrIo oAt6lico. Hume.
RosA eoneurrenciA aeompAh6 On earFua1es oil
cad6vsF . In TINA morAdA.
Dom Francisco Ramon subir6, eonsseusn.
% federal que 90 haflR enfsFmo, msiora dc sue
00leneiaa. C3lebrAremos teFminen astAs radi-
sAlnsnts.
Hoy 80 han eslsbrado en- 10 Corte de Dis.
1rito trss 1nisios orAlss por hnrtoi lssionss y
mAlvsESGcl6n.
IN lgs hoFas de la mAnana presto tuFamen4
10 Ante In Corte oil RbogGdc dom Lua Becerra
LAeots que abrir4 muy pronto su bufets. Ds-
seAmoBle muehos plsitos muchA snerte.
En los contratos eslsbrrdos poF Ia Junta
dc destruction PhblicA da estA eiudAd con los
profssores para oil nuevo Ano escolRr, 80 han
eometido algunAs injustieia. PTofssores COM
pstenses Ian sido postsrgados por t6vsnss que
MeAhan dc gr&duarnet con In sgravante do ser
do otFas pobIaeiones.
ApesAR del buen benencfo que prndujo N In
smprss1 del tFAnvfA slectrieo las rstrstas qas
% veFihean On sl mueIls de In Playa, poE Ia
numsrosA coneurreneia que ala Rsisal6, uti-
Iisando los aroIlya. as han suspendIdo. DsbfA
gulaKl0Ad para que undo los AtrRctvoB que
bendrA oil slsgRnsfsimo cafe que Abrir& DON Jo-
20 4Ayois ss srasiadRrR Ponce entsHo diGfru.
Dor do los plaseres do In mArirA.
NusstrA Autoridad local debts ordenAr ne
Ben rscogidoa poF In poicfa mnltitud dc chi
quillos vagabnndcs que pulul1n por uusatras
eAlless y dtsponsr sean trasLadados a saa do
Mieilios rsspactvos, svisAndoss con estA me.
didA veruos llbPes do una playa de rRteFos, QUE
GoncluiT4n por ser msgniHcos candidates para
81 presidlo.
ge hA terminado en- 10 plaza GLas Dslicias1
al sunsnCso sdfncio Qna servIrG dc morRdA nj
MeMndaiReo comerciA u % de essa plAxA don Ra-
faai T0ro 0AndfA. Este ediaeios que repressn-
% una fJFtupa, est& invsTtico de todAs las co.
modidRdss do Ia vida modernA. 9s snsuFPa
cue el 81 h1r Tovo GAnofA esaFsnAFA su semi-
pAIseIo con ma fiesta ssp6ndlds para sns
amigos.
A las slate dc In ma lama dc hoy fee sneon-
BFad0 ON In pueEta del Gem msntsrio cRl6.leo QUE
ssabn 40 clAnsurarss. nm nino YecIsB naeidos
sm wnelbo On nnos paG3s. sl eLaI hAkfa fAieetdo.
Bs pEResieAn ai,lgonciaa AcNvAs para nasenbsiR !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-12

Por Iapsus plume dijimos aver an 81 suslto
dedicado nj doctor SaldanR, que este nos ma
nifsst6 que el sefor Crosas habf& sido invitado
Ia reunion que en- dicho suslto Sc alude.
Paro despues recordamos que el senior Sal.
ds6a nos manifesto que el sefior Crosss ara
ageno n esa com mbinaci6n de psEttdo, en- 10 que
no tomaba parts,paro no q. hubiess sido invita-.
do la reunion. Qaisn 10 fu6 an union del
doctor Saldafis. como este manifesto 81 In
cor rf1rmidad. fu6 el ingeniero don Juan B.
RodFiguas Cabrera.
Valga Ii aclaEaeton.
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Ricardo Gomez.


Los pusrsorriqusnos que suseribsn, sin dis.
tlnei6n do idAs nj mAsiesS politicou. protestan
ensEgicamente de la tniuPfa lanxsda contra el
pAfs, por el 03bernador William 81. Hunt, en-
RepdblIea.
Protsstan asf mismo de 10 expIicaei6n que
no pretende OAR n In mi uris, bRio el eoncepto
de equs Ss tratabA de atenuar 10 faIta de IN
funelonario,N porque lRs aatoridades superio-
res NO dsben Atenusr, sino corregir las faltas
dc los funcionArios que les sst6n subordinados.
MAysgass, Julio 10 de 1909.
DIR. Vera, jose de Diego, Rieerdo Gomez.
Juan A. Monsgas, Federico Basors, A lbsrto
Bravo, Jaeobo Bravo, DR.. Gaudfer, Arturo
GIRants, EDgenio Bonille, G.. Patxot, Pablo
Roig, AdoIfo Comes, Fernando StAszara, Oscar
Bravo, jose A. FlsytAs ColbeTg, doctor Mona
gas, Enrique MsGtFe, doctor Salvador Mestre,
Vicente TFslles. Rafael Manguai, Luis Mon
talvo GuenArd. B. v. F,oreA, Manuel J. FL
gueroa, Jos6 Ma Monge, p Il RhmiFeg, Emilio
tRnssi, 8. TrillA, Jole OIero Qonones, Manuel
MsrtIneE, EnFbque San MILAN, Pedro MAnSano
Avino, Rsm6 onsbas Cusbss, Emilio Polsneo,
Ricardo Rivera, Ftorsneio Or fire. Carlos b.
niIIA, FiorsDeio Oomelin, Earciso Psfia, Tomas
BeauehAmp, Andres Ar6D, Francisco osboilero,
jose z. Rios, Ram6n A. MAtos, TsFmfn NGdal,
JnAn Marines, FAcundo Padills. Casiano O..
Fri6n, Juan Soso Lope9, JoBe Ramos, Juan
AismAni, Dsonicio Rivers, Arturo Rivera y
Mas, B .As RRmireE, Cscilio A adrAde, AureIio
q. ZuSuRPregnt, ErAnciseo Vera, Migusl Ro.
dngueEs EOgenio OAmArA, Francisco balsve,
DsmstTio SAntAsLIs, Joa4 s. 4Lh vsd3, Jonabsn
Osd6, D1rfo Csd6, Tomas .mireg, Fernando
VSsqueS hijo, Gastavo MoIinS, Ramon Ssph-
vsdH, BasnAventnrA Casbas, Pedro Flores,
g1nMSgo 6sbRsti6n, Manuel PARA, JOAN Frey
re, joan Ssh2stiAD, jose MGfioz, RSfssi Mes
tFs, Joie ZsppeDfetdt, Franeisco SsbAssIsn,
Jot6 A. Annoni, CSros PsdiliA, Jss6G Maria
BAlsAe, joan SADehss, Jose z Msrtinex,
srio CGmarA, GsnAro RAmirss, Hermioio Fer
n1DdeE, Peoro L. PruDs, PeIegrfn Bdsquet,
Migue B c, &, JIse BssOFs Msssre, Emilio
R. Ponce, JOito A bar, francisco Ffsyrs, Ssr-
jose L. MonsAlvo, JaAn Mere, Juan RIura,
@ CArdoBA @ 'hoDes. D q Patton, A. v Mon
tSIvo, Nisvss Efsss, z .mor o mo, Juan A AyAIs,
oornsiio HsJigsF, D.ffO RsJes RAmfrsx, ia
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La reciprocidad con Cuba

El 0oDeFsso noRtesmaYicanc no esisbFAFS
aAsi6D sKEr9o' diDsria para tfassF de Is resi-
pRueidRd eomSrciAl euoAno RmsricaDa.
HLcs diaa que ct PFesideDte d Josevslt ell
90 la OOmisi6n de 81 Hseiends eslebFAron Tspeti-
das eobfsFsneiAs ssbrs eI Asunto de 10 reeipro.
gidRd.
IN In & tina de sssAs Mr FAyns msnifsst6
In eFesnels dc que 10 Yseiprocidad cubsno-
Americana qusdAr6 PesueIta dsanlsivamen %
On 10 proxima session de las CAmArss.
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F Fajardo esta con nosotros

De FAiardo Fecibimos oil sigufente tale
grama an sI que sa mueatra Ii eonformfdad de
aQueiios correligionarIos con nusstro srsieuio
an ei que Sc pids Ell splaxamianto dc 10 asam-
bleA:
Mariana Abril.
CaguAs.
oonforme con 81 artfculo Ella Asamblea
FederaiA:
Correligionrios de FAiardo tAmeion pfen-
san como usted, q1a In AsamblR dsbe apla-
gArse.
HoYos DHLGADo.
Nos consta que algunss eomites se han df.
rtiido al Dlrsetorio pidiendo se aplaee ID Asam
blen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-12

Ii infsntieidst estE detsnido IN muchaeh6n
qua por Atg an ss m2uif sstaeiones qas la hecho
peEses eonoesr dets,iss ds este erfmen.
EspeFkbamos que &I veriHesrss los consra.
tos de pFofssnPes para 81 venideFo an assciaF
dcns MaTfa Marin de Colon, intengsnss v com.
petente pTofssoFa, ocnparfa una piazza de prin.
cipal no de graduAdA. A1emas de las con
dscfcnes exousstass In sefi1 Mario de Colon
hs dsSem pt hsdo repstidos afi1s dieho pussso,
con sus Rptituaes rseoni.
daa, TeRuitAdos msgBfdcos.
oonHD6An los padr es del puebIo en- 10 dis.
euai6n del presupnesto. Psrti3as que fueron
sumsntAdAs Rl formar al presupussso para "a
exposition Sl pdblico an ssiseientos dollars hoy
% han reba1ado doscientos. despuaa 20
diRA cue no 20 h&esn economics.
HAata In fseha NO as ha dado c0mfenso ai
euarteo del medto buey. Emplsados . quisnss
&c les debe enatRo stnco maasnalidadss 81.
perAn impaciantes temen que 90 haya dis
puestO detarlo para sseabeehs.
Son vsfdadsfamente Ifsaos los hombFea del
Conce1o Municipal AdeudAn Q In Emprssa
de- Lus eieetriea II 0o]y pieo de dollars ts.
nisndO en- las areas municipales LIN mltsd del
empr4stto estkn psgando fnteresss sn Iugar
de soivensaF dichA denda. 6uelten oil polio
que as do lAs aninas,
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Ell rey de Italia en- Russia

IA lleRado n San Petersburgo 81 rev de-
1tAlie Victor Manuel. que Va cumplir In
snuneiada visita al Osar do todAs las RusiRa
Nicolas III.
AcompSnsn nj sobersno de Italia los du :
qnss de Aosta Montenegro algunos eabs-
lleros de In real HeRvidumbre.
DR reina Elena no Rcompsfia q su esposo
por 10 que se ha dAdo nj viaje del rey una sig.
nincaci6n politics que tal vez no tspRa.
Nicolas II devoIverk su vista aI rev de
Italia en- al pr6xIrno O:tubre.
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Requisitorias

Ia Corts de Distrfto de Arecibo libra las
siguisntaa requisitorfas
Contra Jesfii NIeve, en causa poT hurso dc
dos yeEuas y don Federico CAaf.
Contra Manuel Gomez proees&do On eau
nm poF robo Bantista Vidal
La De Ponce:
Una contra II fas Lsquer BarceloniaI dc
AgEsdtIlSs pYoces@do pnr huRso.
osro contra RosA1 Ramos B3rrsra, por In
jurias.
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Gonorrn0I

espse
hcos Ia curacion de Was urinaa
prontud los orboos sin deterorsr
Las 6ulas orgnicas alojan devuve dos nte
gridad compe evando catrices estrecheces uretales
Preparado tncamene The Gonorrhol Medical H. g c.
New York Setembre do 1901
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apelS
un par me1s oaletnes S2O
un ddn1mr o5a3
flas abaomnale dc pnto dOhe 20
A@en" AA1O"
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M AR DE FON D O

Lssmos an nm peri6dico de In villa del Nor
ks
eC1ntln6s ell mar do fondo entire el sle-
menso Fepubiicano de esta villa.
Son vArfoa los miem bros q ne se ratirans hA.
eisndo manif fsstaci6n p6bIica.
jun l......H
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Alumbrado p1bIico

In 10 Bubasta del alumbFado pAhIieo de
esta ciudsd, ss adiudic6 IL buena pro a nuss.
tvo estimAdo amigo don Miguel Morales San
tiago.
Dada sn sctivIdAd % de sspsraTse que ha.
yA nm buen servicio.
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PEEuLAs

PoF "a srtfcu'o GEIo- go mentira3 fsIieftk
mosle de TODD corAs6n. AT SO sserlns
81 Anses 10 queTtRmos, ahora Ia idol atra.
mos.
sus CORE tgonsrfcs. Limo SAntaslla y
Cortop, B RAfasI GJnzklsz TsrreF.
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Mayagiiez
sr. don MarlAoo AbriI.-osgua

Estimado amigo VaIIsnta comp&triotR /:
tspgo OIL gosao oe "a 1nnsAris ssa prosesss para
que seDga uatsd In bondad de pubIicarlG en- 81
querIdo peri6dieo, al mismo tempo rscioA mi
cordial fslieitaei6n p6r su gran artfeuIo SEso
90 msntira.S Asf se sseribe, Asf - dehsnde In
patria mlentraG eSta cuente con hombres CO.
mo ustsd sodo se podr6 perdsr menos Ia YER.
RhsnEa.
RscibA un fuerte &br9xo dc este eompR
triot& hermano en- ideas amigo de veras.
Ricardo Gomez.
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La NUEvA CENTRAL. de Andfsa PI&.
DulcerfA, ccnatana F0pOsserfa. - San
francisco T7.-ee sirvsn t0da elase de enear-
gns 90 dicho rAmo. San Juan, Pnaxfo Rie0.--
T@i6f0Ros 1ET.
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LA vOz DEL Pals

cobo Lopez, Tomas Mansano, Antonio del CAS-
tilIo, Flds Pajois, CarmeIo Ramirsg. Marcial
Lago, Luis Milan, e CAbanitlas lhiic), Juan
BA0tiEfa RtVsra, Tomas 8 sg&rra, Jsse ID Co-
E,iaso Dsdll6. Tomas Bouchet, Norbsrto rs
cAbf, Ernesto RAldiris, Juan Peres, PEDRO De-
hll6, Ernssto Avslsnet, Ramon Crus, Fran
cisco Ssbastian DO, e. Ramirez, Ramon NadAl
CabRasa, Jose L6pex B srnat, Marcos Vif6n,
Pedro BIandfn, Juan Lopez, jose Mangual.
Pablo Morales, Martin Fsrnandez, Pablo Con-
&c, Vicsnts Maria olta, Luis Vilella, Ale
iAndro Bravo, Jorge Mooyer, Tomas @. Varas
NJ. FL. Vera, Mario Donsgo, Fernando Vas
qusE, Emilio BeSoss, Fioreneio A Gsstsmbfde
Gomez, Eustsquio III. Gastsmbids Comes, Ra-
m6E Onebas Comes, Pedro IL. Cusbas Comes,
SMndalio Str&szAxa, Juan GIrona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-12
Cl]ERP0 EjECV?lV0
DEL PARTlD0 FEDERAL
de ePuerto-11co
sEORETARIA GEN ERAL
ALOS CORRELIGlONARI0S


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bea,se
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Secaar General
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-12
Joaquin Marqusz Martinez.
OATAEO

La felicito por Bu vlgiL patri6tco aPtfcu-
10 &c 90 mentira.s
'nditos los cue enaltseen digniaean
In P&tria puertorriqneha
Malditos los que insultEn absten
M. M. HidaIgo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-12
HUMACAO

listed mIsmo no s&be In importaneia que
extFa6a su briIants artfcuIo ESQ es menttraS.
No 10 sabe, porq0e no oys de cerca el concepto
hermoso que de usted forms In opinion p6blica
sensAta, altAmente cfsndidA poF el dieho de
desgraeiado ser.
Bnen cRstigo han tsnido los judas que co.
mo esclavos, hunden q su pals. Ellos bajarkn
sus cabexAs, ssguirkn marehs por ell eamino
de In degradation. En- 81 ne quedarkn.
FInran+ino Harnaudax
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-12
FIorentino Hernandez.

mo en- vsno dej6 sl fustre don Luis Mu.
noE Rivera, frsnts . La DEM 3CRAoIA, q nm
hombre que le reempla1a en tod0, por TODD
para todo.l
ri artfculo GEso es mentiras, pons de ma
nihssto una vsz mas, 10 quo ussed vAls y repre-
sentA en- In sociedad euyos cerechoa con Rltivas
y ain ambaies defsnde.
Hkgolo milo en- todas sns paYses, sintiendo
no poderle demostrar da otro modo mi profun-
do agr&decimiento por 10 noble defenss en- bisn
de PusEto Rico ultraiado.
Joaquin Marqusz Martinez.
Su aPtfeulo aaso ea mentira,s &C el colmo
de In honrsdes, Feconoeida en- usted donds ha-
ys un saDtuario que guarda ei estandarts
ds ls verga ansA.
ComulRa usted con To- hostfa santa due
eonsAgra Mufioz Rivera.
Juan Ortiz Diaz.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12
4 Great Bargnin.

Mrs. Winks-A peddler was here to-
day, and | got the greatest bargain
a whole pound OF insect powder for
only 10 cents II looks just like dirt.
but it's awfully effective. tried it.
Mr.. Winks-Worked, eh?
Mrs whistles. indeed The ped
der said | should put a little in water
and apply it boiling hot, and did. and
1t killed every insect it touched.-New
York Weekly.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12
Acts Immediately.

Colds are sometimes more troublesome
IN summer than in winter, it's so hard
70 Keep from adding to them while cool
ing oil alter exercise. One Minute Cough
onre cnres at once. Absolutely sale. Acts
Immediately. Sure cure for coughs. colds.
group, throat and lung troubles. ID. G..
Bowman -
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12

The Blessing of Poverty.

What a blessin' is poyertyr ex
claimed the old man.
~ blessing?"
Why. yes. When you're real down
poor. you have SIGH a coed time hopin'
fer the bestT'-Atlanta Constitution
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-12
VIRGINIA CLOTHING HOUSE.

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splendid assortment ofal aud best; not garment
here that isn't all it should he quality and STYLE all as care
fully made rs hgas makers do no custom work is more
accurate to fit and finish We also the sole agents of the
Seamless Overall the invention strong and comfortable
guarantee with every pair patented Feb H. 1902 Don't forget
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promptly attended to.