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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-02-27

The Colorado state senate. on the
Goth, adopted a joint resolution, pre-
yiously adopted by the house. declar-
ing that the interests of Colorado
workingmen are seriously ~ieopardizcd
by the employment Of Japanese at the
coal mines in Huerfano county, and
that it is the sense Of the thirteenth
general assembly that the congress
OF the United States shall take steps
to exclude from this country all d
this class OF Asiatic labor
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-02-27

Attorney W. a. Lewis was SEN
fenced, at Spokane, Wash. on the
10Th, to serve eight years and six
months in the penitentiary at Walla
Walla. for stealing 1925 belonging to
one of his clients. This sentence is
to run concurrently with a sentence
of seven years previously imposed on
Lewis for stealing money from an
other client, and he will remain in
Jail pending appeal to the supreme
court.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-02-27

J. p. Billiard, ON the 10th. brought
suit in the district court to compel
the board Of education of Topeka,
Kas., to restore his Sol to member
ship in the public schools. Young
Billiard had been expelled for refus-
ing to desist from his studies during
the devotional exercises taking place
in the morning. The suit brought by
Billiard is the result of an organized
effort to stop the use Of the Bible in
the schools Of that city.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-02-27

New York, Feb. 23.-Fire early
Saturday morning in the Park Az
enue hotel and the Seventy-first reg
iment armory, this city, resulted III
the loss of Is lives and the destruc-
ton of property valued at s75o,OoO-
The dead persons were all guests OF
the hotel. Flames were first discov-
cred in the armory, and As minutes
later it was found that the hotel was
on fire. \ revised list OF the dead
and injured follows:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-02-27

anu 10 reduce me lllpo9t OH < l"
hVe francs rue CORRESPONDENT We
clareS Tue aul''rrn'e o. hungary W
'he uecl9'oh mas Deer aHSufe"'
d. C.1,,fa u.tn,,, of +b.
.. l..l.1tu, d;al
-. T- ~, .La
IT.. L,,I Laon
So ~ - en- ,nn., "a
80 .,tl' - T., .,4;ro
service. lie hlied many Important
charges IN the New hnSl"io S'"'e'
pel"re coming west
Co,,;r -, 9, p~a4nrg1urr an +bs
ooth +he oarra.nondan+ ~ tho Inn
don nil Mai; s,,. "tho .e;om;c dis
,,,1,,, ,t ch,,r,1,o b,yo ,.acom.
ua,l ,, r.,,h ,,oI,,a ho. h..
nnn -, a.,n4 imarnrs1,." Tho no,.re-
n,nndar+ nd1, th,t 81, r,r,1o,. ~
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d. Ta, ~ ~anartoJ 4hot frn
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sa,.:.S L,.a .a, naaai,,ad TI,o
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Richard r Field died in Cincinnati
nm the DIST in his ninptieth veor Mr.
Eiald w,s ana If c~ircinpoti.s n~ionarr
business men HAVING been actively,
euoarea !. fine boLin~ business from
1s3- tn 1soS Durin~ thc civil war
i, wa. . Iorra contraction for hard
~ -.
r,oli.
Gov Ston1cv of Kansas rrceivad q
letter from tbr moyor of Paterson
\ r on the 11tb returning $50 "a
~. -, ~ nv Itllls Y llltlS H0tEfspb
which fine Kansas Indian Relief com.
mission had sent TO thc Peterson
fire sufferers. The letter thanked
Iov Stonlay and the commission but
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r RI With. .o
,amtal A. v.h;4aa,., nano. aLairad
a greatly eaSedco OF papers'nce
the formation OIL the cohioi'alion o'
paper
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go nt L ~
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''''' Mio' ""'N' 80 n%a.a
n'"i "''t "''N'S
banking commissioners on February
90, 1901. Mr.. Andrews was sent tc
tail in default of $4,000 bail.
----
Presideht lgIeSlaS Oh costa i'''" ha'
agreed 10 cooperate with lFes'"en
Neiaya OF Nicaragua III t"e'''ns !
satisfactory arrangement lor the 10
a Jurisalc'loh OF lhe territory ct
sired by the government Oh the ohl
tea Stares IN lhe o's'rirt 10 oe.''a
Nclseo W ,he pt"F"''" "'"S' .
ter can NOW easily be adjusted.
The trial Of Gen. Osman Pasha. o
the charge of high treason, bega
in Constantinople, on the Goth, benin
closed doors. Osman. who is a son {
the famous Kurdish chief Bedraha
Pasha, fed to Europe and thence t
Cairo, but he was irduced to retur
to Constantinople by the sultan
promise of pardon. On arriving thel
Osman was Immediately arrested.
~
Attorney W.. ~ LEWIS was SCI
fenced, at Spokane wash on II
10Th, to serve eight years ana S
months in the p~enitentiary at wal
Walla, for stealing Sss' belonging
one of his clients. rms sentence
to run concurrentiy with a sehten'
OF seven years previously imposed {
Lewis for stealing money from u
other Client n he WIN reh'ain
jail pending appear TO II supreh
court.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-20

All packages filed at the Springs.
@. Gilbert Wheeler, chemist, 148 Lake
street, says: "Minerva Spring Water Is
entirely free from organic matter. is
Of unusual purity, and 10 especially
adapted for table use.
Order from Henry Garben. ProprIe.
tor. 81 West Ohio street, Telephone
0soros-A
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-20

Newton's famous hats and silk um.
brellas are the best In the world. and
Charles II. Newton Is one Of Natures
noblemen. Give him q call-135 Madl.
son street, near Clark.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-20
VALUABLE REFORMATION.

lseatlen u Chicago 0spets end III
Various Reads which Leave
Each Station.
ooAeooeN SIAIloeEosastDeu Z ~ o.
Atchissa. Topeka and Santa -
Chicago and Eastsrs Illineia.
Chicago and Grand Tsusk.
Chicago and Dris.
Aolon 1sute.
Wabash.
Grand esNIaN-oasrsss q. psnh Az
Chicago and Northern Paciaa
Chlcase and Great Western.
Baltimore and Ohis.
0oDoM oopo5-easA Z Alsas SGsssA
Chicago, Milwaukee and Dc. Pa
0hicaso. Burlington and 0uincy.
Ieansylvania Lines.
mileage ed Alton.
Paa Hssdls.
CENTRAL sIAItoW-i1n M ~.
9, O., Q. asl o. Louis (Dis 4 1sstss
Chlcees asd West AichigaA.
AleAiGaa Osatral
lnaels Central.
wisconsin Central
ooeg BLAND oopO-vss 0ssss q. . pa1as ~
Lake 0heeo onl Michigan oouthesn,
Chicago Rect Island and PaciAs.
u. Z. q. . o. Z. Nickel Plaes).
o1eAeo ooGDo0DI1as-gialb . ~ -
Why Old Flats and Houses Don't Rent.
Real estate men and owners should
not overlook the fact that the Lake
View Gas Fixture Company, 288 Lin.
coin avenue, Telephone North 766, re-.
hnish oSe chandeliers, making them
equal to new at very small cost. In
many cases after expending money fol
calciminins or paperins. the chandelier
are left In the same dirty, Ay.specked
condition % before. and are not IN
keeping with the new decorations,
thereby spelling that which has been
done. when Ut . very small cost the
chandeliers. brackets, ETC., can be ~.
finished equal to new. We rsHnish In
I'll the latest colors, such - polished
brass. silt, rich gilt, old copper, polish.
ID copper, oxidised copper. silver and
gold.
We are also makers Of Q ane line Of
gas fixtures ct prices to suit the times.
Call up North 760- Our agent win
call and estimate.
LAKE VIEW Gas FIXTURE co.,
- Essoln svsoUA. 0AsneA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
Los grabadOs del "ReraId''

El timo n6msro de The Puerto Rico
ReTdld. contiene Ios Siguientss grAbados
/. Paso de Aibonito-carretara central.
-E psih6n de In AsomAnSa.
8. EdiGcio do la nusvA Oorte de JustiGia.
New York.
3. Eaiacio de arsss cisnsiss en- Broo-
klJn.
4. EssrAsoo de. don Manuel a. B.rals.
do f FAiaFdO.
8 On gspscto del snass meeting cslahrsdo
On P, husiAst contra 10 saprssida ds 10 aunt
cipaiid&d.
.. osro s,peoto de Otro rsass nestsrg de
Pefus(Rs.
Z. Victor H1go los vslnts snaa.
9. VfStor Hugo O los ochens~ sf1s.
8. MADifsssaci6n ptotica en- GarAbo, con-
ira In Suppression dsl nunieipio.
10 MSnifeatacf6n pdolica eu Guayanilla
eoAtrs u suprsai6n del municipio.
IL Rstrato Dc Mr. Gso-gs b. Coftely0n Sc
cretsrio del presidents RoosslvsIs.
Is General Ms, 1sfs dc In nusva rebellion
Ohina.
10 eEl vAxpin.0 famoso cusdro de Barne
Jones.
Il Valdez Rousseau, tsts del minisserio
frances.
1g Miss Carman ds In MstA.- Gasysma.
16 Gsupo de Aiss AHes Fsliei, Mas Matil.
DO FoItci, Mr. J ChevalIer. Miss Maria Falici,
Miss AntoniA ChsvAlisr,-Poacei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
En- ell f1orido Mayo. ..
Ode La DIsoust6n)

SLA Rsp6blicA de Cuba qusdar6 constituf-
as on ~ proxlmo mes do mayo en- ese mismo
mes eshlFA Sus Iienes IN corona de ESpAda al
ioven Fsy don A f1nso XIII.
NJ Cuba ni BspSdA celabraRkn tan noaA-
olss aconteelmisntos con sntsEo y hondo re-
gocijo.
Psra nusStrS pAtriA, oil advsniuisnto de
ga q Ioisrno republic&no no Signi6cA In Peali-
sAei6a completA de I'm SusG) que ha coutado
torrsntss de sangrs de iagelmAs. Los &dos
IAN qusEldo qus aun qusds ca pie 0l propIemA
de 10 spoSraufs aosoiutR.
Para Is Antigda mstE6poll, Ia mAyorf& de
s1ad del reg don fonso, s&mpoco siEuinsa oil
aIisnto y AFrAigo de una monarqufa conssTtu-
sion& que Aseg ara oil ordsn y La tr&nqullldsd,
porqqs Ssl mA!sssar general del pals, y oil des.
eSraj aass Pohtleo de los phrsidos, .... han
hseho busnS 10 trAss de que IL crisis conBtitu-
ys lA normAlIdad en- EspanA.O
ConMnuAndo ell pArAlolo, Rspaaa Cuba,
an 81 mes do mayo, no Asont&rAn sobrs bases
s0lidAE, nj "a monArQnfa, nj "a rephblica, por-
que 81 In IslA ID envueIvan densoa nubafFo.
ncH que en- oil Horbe 90 cIsrnen, Amena1Adores
dc ana abaorcl0n, Ssn EtpRnA ne tiena To- ids .
dc que Inglaterra, por oil mslsstAr general, 90
AprsstA AnexionaFss, POGO q POGO, hermosos
psdaZos en- Ia PsnfnsulA.D
NAdis es eompIstAments faliS, nj eompls-
SAmsnss independents, por eao ning6n veci.
NO dsbe AErojAr pisdras nj seIsdo de snfrsA
Se,,s.
ImpoFtAn+islmos pfoblemAs polftleos ssps.
Pan In reVoneion On In antigua mAdFe pAtrta
% 10 nAaV@ nAGAOu @nMllbAh p0k0 nn@akR0
pals - qusdsn dsspsjAdas las prineIcaisa seua.
clones. Los cubanos nemos dado a gran pAso
CO avance. va aOmos los duenos oa nuestFa
s&sa. Runqus aobrs ella pssa ana hi ipetec&, Qua
rnedsn In buenA AdmlnlstEAel6a Y el ordsn,
RolvantAr.
Por 10 pronto, vSmos q eobafnaEnos sohs-
3Anamsnta en- 10 interior, 10 suAl signiHGa que
hemos de qoIsArnoa de snslmA el regimen In.
esrVentoF, IN vos de un g0bierno mIIitar ex
hsn1sFo, relsvAndolo con uno civil, m&lo, re.
guar bnsno, paro que nOsotros miamos nos
hempH dlcHaao.
81 porveniE 50 ahrs Cuba "a ApresaA por
las Was isgAlsn por Ia compostarA , aI tes6n
40 50 pueblo nobss gsnaEoso, Psro eEAfgtSo
y ssioSisimo de su AolAF, . vivir en- pas con
eodo oil mnndO, hSoersS pr6spsr& fusrts y
dAF oeAai6E qnS lOs nuoarrones Se disipsn,
para homer mAntenimisnbo do la EAsa, del
ldiomA J dA Ia petsonAlidAd.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
Mo1aomaniacas

vagan srrsntes. ain domicilio 6jn, por las
eaIIe de estA ciudad, dos 8 sres infeieas Iu-
nAticas, Que moiestan elm cesar los tran
seuntaa v SO introducen en- los estabiseimien.
tos ptoticos. donde dan bastsnse que hscar
con su chRria ineoharente machacona, sien-
do, por otra parts. ooirto de las buras de la
mofa de ciertos bromistss de mAta especia.
Si ss Que ssas iDfeiices earecen de famtiIa,
6 AatAs m pusdsn atenderlas por faIta de rs-
curses constfsuirfa una harmosa obra dc sarf-
dad que ne las rseiuFese en- el dap6.fto muni-
cipAl, mtsntra. 80 gsstions por las autoridadss
eorrss pom ndisntes en- traalado al Manicomia de
San Juan.
E espsctScuIo que ofeaean no pueda ser
MAS sriste; mas triste aGo 90 Ell trato de que
son vfctmas por psrss de slgunos serss dss.
nAfursifsados, que se divfsrtsn 6 costa de elias
y su desgrseia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
TRISTE ANIVERSARiO

Hoy ne cumplen dos amos del fallscimisus0
ocurrido en- Ia espital, de II respetsoIe- senoTa
dC de Bsi6u SEIazAr de Pslaeioa. dignfsima es-
poSA de don Rsfael PalAcioa Apsllanis v mAdrs
amAnte de nueatrcs huenos amigos don Ava
70, don Manual, don jose. don RpfBel, don
RAlmuDdOCy doe Julio PatAcios SalAxAr.
La nochs del IL de AbKiI de 1900 si seAor
MUhor Rivera deba una fntsresante reception
sn Sn morAda MI cAbaleFo americana Mr. CFul-
nan, reprsgsntante de mn psri6dico De Nsw
York, cu@ndO llRg5 Allf In nOs@ tFiste cue llaD6
% cEssponas el hogar de Ia fAutiia Pataclcs.
Rscordamos Qne ensoncss oil aeilar M1flnS ne
tirigi6 ~ nnSrida y sslacta eonsurxsaeia, no
para eonciuir el aeto, sino para lmpriuairis
Otro cArActer, suprimiendo los ndmeros de mt
lea Anunciados para In SgradAbie hssts en-
nonoF del dissiD guido hueBped. Nt aenor Mu-
noz tuvo frAses enaleeeedorAa y de reepet0 para
- DANA que AcAuAba de mngtr peoteB :
sAs "a dueio indniso parx la fAmIlia atrihniAda.
Al eyoear esEos 7eeueTdos, TsissFk mos los
sRnores pRlaeios ios ssntimisntDs de maestro
duelo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
Los partidos poIlticos

IA In 6ltfma sssf6n ceebT&da, poF ls Ca
mara de Concrete de 6an Juan, de qua di.
mos cuenta O nusstros lscteFes, az acord6 In vi.
tar todos los partidos po'ftlcos da 10 isla Ia
de que desIgnarsn los representative que h an
de- tcmar psrts en 10 AsambisA que 90 prspara
con oh sto de trabajar ga pro del estabIeci-
misnto de lA Estact6n Naval en- assa isla.
A ese ob1st0 % dirigteron somunIcae1onss
las presidenciasd dc aquellos NJ or comics.
10 oil sGoe RSssy. oomo prasidents del pAFa-
do pubIieAno. designando don Lris San
chsz Morales para que Ie Repraasnte fnaique
Quienas sean los er8dogss de su eolecsividAd
que han de tomar paRts Ga ell retsEido Acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
EDITORIAL

nosotrcs llsgan rumores dc que ano-
| che las turbas de Guayan8 han entrado
| tiros con los federsles. No tenemos noti-
cias exactas, pero esos rEmores circular.
Ahora bien; Ison esos atropelIos prelu-
dio de alro mas grave que ha de Ocnrrir tan
pronto como Sc acerque oil perlodo electoralP
KS esa la legalidad La imparcialidad que
nos ofrece ef gobiernop Porqne nosotros
no hacemus respunsables de esOs crimenes y
atropellos, los infames que los rsalizan;
stno al gobiernor que los cOnsieLte y nc les
reprime CON manO fuerte. La policla insu-
lar es Ia liam ada q contenerios y apresarlOs,
dando asf OCCASION los trlounales para que
los castigeu. Pero vem0s que IL policfa, en-
los puebIos dcade be reaIizan esos hecnos, ne
muestra i'm pasiole, sin desplegar Ia ener-
gfa y la actividad que 50 debsr le imponen.
La policfa depende hoy yexslusivamente
del Gobernador. Si este da una orden no
crsemss que aquella 50 atreya desobede-
cerIs. Asi, pues, del proceder de ia policis
Ceenemos que deducir eI prOceder dol gobier-
no. Sc ha dispussto que Ia poncfa ~ hsga
polftica SInembargO; en- La mayorfa de
los pueblos, Sc v6 los jefes sargsntos de
ese cuerpo, ac0m pafaoOs coustAatemenbe
de los mas recslcitrantsS repubiieanos, de
aqosllos que Son capsces de frsguarlo TODD
hasta Ell crfmen.
No 5Asta, pues, que Mr.. Hunt haya
ofracido Inn mpArcialidad y iuasici& ss nece-
sario que esta resplandezca en- los actos de
sus subordinados.
Es necssario que In policfa proceda de
otro modo que Sc Co1tenga c1ertos
iueces de policfa en- los atrOpeiios iniustos
Que vlenen e0metiendo con los fsdeTaIes y
que Sc metan en- c1ntura esos cafGs ban
uoIeroe.
HechoS, sefIor Gobernador, son los que
neCeslta este pafs,para que en- 81 arraigue In
en- el gobierno.
Las palahras Sc las lleva el viento Y
& la tea no Sc puede contestar sino con In
tea al garrote CON oil CARROTS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
GTOLVER0S
ALAS
ANDADAS 2

u to actual oil mas
aproposito para saiir de dudas.
Sus periodicos hablsn de uni6n, de con-
cordia, de pGz, psro sus huesteS Sc lanzan
toda clase de dssmanss atropellos contra
les fed0rales.
Auu esa misma prensR, con muy POGO
tscto habilidsd, da entOnder 10 que ella
quisre Por "ntcn' oil exterminio del pArtido
federal.
Vease 10 que dice EI A0uiIa de Ponce.
Clerto que ests peri6dico escribe muy NAL
el Castsllsno, Pero traves de les defec-
tos de f0rma, Sc descubre "a intenci6n.
Dice ese peri0dico que por un lado pre-
dlcamos Ia union, y por Otro nos prepara-
mos para Ia lucha electoral, para arrebatarles
Ell trlunfo. Es decir, que para esOs rcpu-
blicsnos Ia uns0n signi6ca Ell renun ciar
los fsdsrales a todos sus derechos, 40
b lcerles opOslci6n 81 NADIA, y abandonarles
las urnas para que eIlos triunJen 50 antojo
Y mtentr4s unos dieen hip6crtanaente
guni6n0, ScODcOrdia1, GpaZ1; OtroS echAn
mano de la tea 8 incendian las haciendas de
los fsderales de AfIasco; envfan anonimos
q nuestros corTelfgi0n2rios amenazAnd0 sus
vld4s sus interesss, como hs ocurrido en-
aqH6, pueblo, SIP que la policfa insular ga
rsntice Ell orden, pues nj por cGsMGtidad ha
logrado aprsaar uuo sUlo de esoS 1ncendia-
rios. cuando tOdo Ell mundo sabe ald dunde
sc frSguan esUs crfmenes. en- Guayama
y en CSyey, SO Vuelve las andadas, as de-
cir, III procedimIento del garrote del re-
Vo4yer.
Podr&n unirse ncsotros los buenos,
los honradoa. los hombres de coIciencia.
Pero La union con tsos malVados, CON esos
criminaleS que frsguan eli incendio y el
asesinatO, no la qneremos ismss. QuGden-
50 donde estan: en- Las huestes de BArbUsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
Gran production de plata

El proAueto universal de Ia plata durante
oil ano ds 1900 ha aldo probabem snte oil mayor
an Ia historic al M atsi blaneo. aseendiendo .
17s 769 ..rzas excsdiendo In ovndnrcf6n de
1899 n 57e sl3 opIas. no . TT oil 902 estA
este ss IN Aumsnto de 3 10 66 1850 sobre .,
am pvee@deute.
En 1900 se acsn6 msnos one 1899
sianho eifras 4urante 1900 3 354 $50, ,497
466, ,110 GA las seorrespondieasss y 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
EL DESMAYO DEL JUE1 RQSSY
EN- La CaRTE De POLiClA

Lsemos sn 81 GSAn Juan New -
GEi Jues de PoiicfA B 1ssy 90 desmay6 aver
On eI tribunal.
Ca esoa NOM enaoa ne celsbraba e juicio
del Poliefa Pauline Dfa5 E1uaPde Garcia,
quien fac dstsnido por embrfsguez. GAYcfa
dijo Cue In poiiofa le hatfa psgado. EI juex
r 3ssy Abaolvi6 G GrefA rsgan6 al poliefa y
al hAesrio % desmsy6.......D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
Gonorrh0I

Esa preparation ea ecomendada dc los espe
de Intermediates de las Was unarias
Envenena pronud los germenes sin desoraa
cla oancas alojan devuevs teido
gridad copleta evitando catrices uraes
The donorrhoI Medical M fg
New York Setenbrs II de 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
PARA SAN JUAN

hoy han pasado por ssts ciudad. eon dt
raeei6n gaR Jaan, nHsssros estimados AMI
gos don vfstor ureaa "a eietif gui4A ssposa.
Tambi&s ss dfrije San Juan. son oojsso
de tomar oil wager de les Estados Unidos,
nusstro amigs don Carlos Ssins, rspressnsAn
As de- una impor4apfe casa de NuevA Tor ki
que 80 hallaba dssde hacs IN nes en- In isla.
A todos snyiamos nuestro afsetuoso 81
ludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11

pmera montada todos los adenes dc L.
dg pertos comptentes Sus tab&eos eigaos
admiten rival sla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
De ultran1ar

Nuestro compsnaro Foro Fernandez hA re.
si6idO Ia aignisnts expressive 70 lcitaei6n Que
10 snvla un suAimAdo eompabriosR desds el otro
ado Del mar:
SMr. Toro FsrnAndes.
Hsdactor do Ella DsmocrAcia1.
Caguaa, Puerto Rico.
QlsFido GeneEt
PoF Sus vAlIentes Rrticulos insertos an SLa
pamosrAeiAS CUE he vsnido leysndo con nu
mo Enato, me ha podido oercIorAF del amor vi
No , prctundo que "a coTAE6n 10 pre- fssa
Pusrto Riso. Uated, Ai igual que TODD buen
pEsrScrrlqut d ;, Accg0 en- pscho Ios dolores
RngussiRs de nuestra querIdA pAtriA pide
& gritoa oil remOdio, rsmsdio namRdc pa.
IftOstsn1O, para deSe mbArM1AEIs ds todo NAL.
ES nssad uno do los que con GrmsRa v aIti
yes sAnsn defender el honor y In person .lidad
de 10 patria pEotsstAr dc Las injustleias, idsS,
ASa nelio que no dndo is brptA dc 10 mas fnsl
Eao 90 O)rag6n.
Puerto RIco To- miEAF& ustad con Afseto
20 dssds AeA 10 snVlo mi pobro Psro slrcsYA
ksictaei6n.
Ds lsted Atsntaments.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11


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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
81 no sstuvis

Sl no eAtuvie.
ramos convencidoG
de Ia hipoarecfa
con que proceden
en- todos suS actos
nuestros adverse
rios, era el lnomen-
to anhnAl al mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
LE0NOIo BARRElR0

CIruiano dentists. ofre-
&C sus ssrviclos 81 pabIi-
90. caals do Ratz RelyiH,
OaguAa. Pso~Bsee..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-11
Alex, Rnls Soler.

Clinton, Conn, u. :. A. March, 274. Iooss.
La pOblicAmus NO por pnFo snvAnecImisn
70, para que ss yea que nIestrAs LurhAu y
hnsstTAs pKoteRtas no % pIerden en- los lfnites
del ps A6n malAventnPado Que fn6 nnaatra Gu
be qaa Bera npestFo Ataud.
Los aeensos dc eofs1s de dolor que nos
AEEMnesn RI a@SpcjO y I'm In niustIeia, HepeFeut teB
ssAa hllA dakmAR ane noe asia, ,aas nos eirGnnda,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
THE FASHIONS.

Small pockets stitched on the left
front Of shirt waists are very chic
and stylish.
The new idea in dainty dress trim
ming consists of ribbon fringed and
trimmed with narrow lace.
When one must have a monogram on
the shirt waist sleeve, the most effec-
tive plan is to select butchers linen
shirt waist with the monogram in all
white.
Rosettes and bows of plain satin
or peau de sole ribbon are in the lead
for ornamenting all sorts Of muslin
frocks and are of infinite variety Of
cOlors and adjustment
For GOODNESS and fresh appearance
nothing comes quite up to the lawn
stock, with ends ready to tie in
smart bow; most of these are tucked
and have nice little turnover collars.
For a young girls evening frook
nothing is daintier or more effective
than embroidered muslin, the waist
cut low and finished with bertha of
lace, the old fashioned tambour lace,
or the ever attractive valenciennes.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1902-09-04
Making 6asebalIs.

Cincinnati supplies practically the
entire middle west with baseballs, and
suElething like 125 people earn living
in the baseball factories of the city.
The process of making baseballs on
a wholesale plan is rather interesting
one, consuming in single season
something like 5000 skins. The scrap
pings from the shoe factories, of which
the raw" balls are nodded are stored
in cellars of about one acre area, and
from this material the balls are shaped
by hand. According to quality, the
ball is bound by few or several dozen
rounds of cord. The raw" balls are
placed in automatic molds. shaping the
balls and at the same time pressing out
all moisture to the' tune of 800 gross a
day. One employee will shape as many
as 1000 of the raw balls in single
working day.
The newly pressed balls are then
sorted and allowed to dry out for
period Of from three to four weeks,
when their weight is reduced to per-
haps five ounces, Something like 200
Of these Irvine bound leather balls can
befound in the bins at all times.