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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-14
COMING SEASON TO BE
 THE GAYEST EVER KNOWN

The pretty maiden" who drew on her driving coat yesterday at the first touch of autumn, realized that she must not delay her shopping any longer and while she may find 1t difficult after the friv- olous weeks she has spent to have any serious thoughts, she knows that her modiste Is expecting her for many seri- ous conferences and that now is the time to plan her autumn and winter wardrobes, if she anticipates a gay win ter.
 The season, it Is said, will be the gay est ever known in Birmingham and this means that Birmingham merchants have prepared to meet all the demands to be made by the women of fashion.
 Every season there is less excuse for Birmingham women to patronize northern markets, for the leading importers here are in a position to bring direct from the great eastern markets the same importations that are seen in New York. The women who go north two or three times year admit that there is really no necessity for them to delay their shopping until they reach New York, and when they return they see many of the same models that they have just ad- mired at the New York importers.
 And talk with one of Birmingham s leading importers yesterday will give many ideas of what to wear and how to wear it:
 A prominent buyer of a well known firm of this city, who is in close touch with the importers of New York, in speaking of what he has seen in re- gard to the new gowns for this season grows enthusiastic over the new effects shown.
 Speaking of importations from Worth, Raudintz and Redfern, he says, the ma terials are used in way unique as well as elegant. Speaking of one magnificent creation he said Have you an old black Chantilly lace shawl. such as your mother or grandmother has worn and which has been laid away 1T lavender for twenty years or more? Ii so you have a priceless jewel. These shawls are now used as drapery to gt with black net with either large oi small meshes but mostly small meshes In carrying out the contour of the shaw the double and tripple fiounces in ths front are narrow and grow larger ant wider towards the back. coming almos to the belt line, and this is set on witt the tiniest little bands of taffeta or per chance some open mesh insertion. Int bodice is in keeping with the skirt, oi course, a thing easily done for the skir' is the main thing in this creation" stylish gown of black broadcloti l had "let-in' effects of a gray and blacl mixed zibeline. The Stomacher effect 1T
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-14

FOR MONDAY, SEPT. l5-We will offer Walking A. Suit of Blue Thibet blouse effect, slot scanned
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-14

land avenue are entertaining their neice Miss Dorothy Sommer Meyer, daughter of MT. and Mrs David S. Meyer.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. T. Miller and daughter of Columbus, Ga., are visiting their nephew and niece, Mir J. G. Miller and wife, at S26 north Twentieth street
 Miss Louise Whitfield, who will appear in Tin, Murphy's proouction of "Old Ih- nocenoe," at the Jefferson theatre this week. is well known in Birmingham. She has been visitor here several times. Mss Whitfield makes her debut this year and takes the part in the play of Olive Green, the daughter of Hanson Green.' Miss Whitfield is from Clarkesville, Tenn.
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authorative announcements to the con- trary that William K Vanderbilt will come to this country this autumn. He has passed Idle Hour at the disposal of his daughter. She may visit there for short time. But according to present plans she sails early this month. While at Hemstead there will be a number of entertainments given for her. Her stay at Newport has been the signal for per feet ovation from society. The Grand Duke Boris also had a very good time and many courtesies have been extended him.
 Since Miss Cynthia Roches debut she has not spent so much time with the very young set but she had to put in an appearance at this tournament and also at the show. She is a very tall English looking girl resembling her mother In grace. if not as beautiful in feature. She is still very young, and with increasing years will develop, no doubt. in to the handsome matron of which her mother is type. It Is an excellent thing to have such mother as an advertisement Mrs. Roche loves outdoor sports. She has been the life of the younger set at New port She combines the dignity of her mother and withal has a spice of Hiber- nian wit and sparkle. which she gets from the family of her father, the head of which, Lord Fermoy, is a popular Irish peer, who has had more mishaps in the hunting field than any man of his age in the United Kingdom. Miss Roche will be the debutante of the winter A charming dinner dance was given this past week for her at Newport, and dur ing the coming season her grandfather Frank Work, will give coming-out ball in the splendid old mansion on Madison Square.
 Among the girls to be introduced this winter in addition to Miss Cynthia Roche and Miss Anita Sands, who have been about so much at Newport are Miss Adalaide Barclay, Miss Georgette Collier, Miss Gertrude Pell, Miss Crosby, Miss Washington and Miss Auchincloss These are few of the number for whom many entertainments are to be given but for whom, it is said, the ordinary afternoon tea is not to be chosen.
 MT. and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt Jr., are going to Long Island, where they will plan their new house at Lake Success. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs will close her cottage at Newport very early this autumn and will come to town for a little while. Hermann Oelrichs will be kept longer in California, owing to the settlement of the affairs of his wifes brother and sister-in-law.
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Persons residing in the neighborhood of Twenty-sixth street and Avenue F. know that there is musical prodigy in the neighborhood in the persons of Miss zola Weiss, who lives with her sister, Mrs. D. Evans. They have watched her develope from a little fair haired child with laugh ing blue eyes into a tall handsome girl of sixteen, with a wonderful voice that they say will make her famous some day. It is mezzo-soprano. and 1t has that quality that made passers-by pause and listen when Miss Weiss was just a little thing and used to sing her heart out at the big piano. She sung coon songs in those days in way that would make
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-14
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envy, and evon now she will occasionally sing a coon melody that would secure her an instant engagement. But she does not like coon songs. She prefers high class of music, and then in another year she expects to go to New York to study and then she will go abroad. Everybody who has heard her sing predicts a successful future for her.
 Miss Weiss spent the summer at At lantic City and when asked if she heard many persons sing. she said that every body kept her singing so continually that she had little opportunity of hearing others, which goes to prove that she possesses another attractive quality-that of accommodation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
prODiedadeS
ESpeCialeS.

La Emulsion de Scott,
como ingtaniosa combi-
inacion de ;acelte purfSlmo
de lhfgado de bacalao con
.hipofosfitc,s de cal y de
sosa, levanta la resisten-
cia organica, contribuye
al aumentO de las tuerzaS
ffsi'1as, vigorizando ner-
vio:s Y musculOs, regula-
'riza la digestion y esti-
'mula el apetito. AdemaS
conlbate los venenOS que
vician la sangre 8 pro-
mueve su prOnta elimi-
'naci6n, y gozal de bnQbie-
dades eSpetfales y seguras
contra las m1ltiples afec-
;ciol1es del aparato respi-
ratorio.
lJn sab'or agradable y
iun iaprovecharnienro facil
y complete realzan suS
.meritos terapeuticos. Su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
CENTRO DOCENTE
De La UNION IBERO AMERICANA
nPlasa de Colon san Juan Puerto-Rico.

DPlasa de Colon san Juan Puerto Ricop
Alumn0s externos q, 4, d mens-
suales segGn Ia enssnf1anEa; medic pensi1-
niStas S12, psnsiontstas S25 nfenSuales, In
cluyendo Ell labado y asistencia medfca.
PIT fesOres Lcdos Torrientey y Busta-
mante, Emilfano J. Dfax, Manuel Paniagua
frances tngl6s) Ramirez etc.
Referencias; los padres de los alumnos
"a. Cadilla, Arecibo) T.. foreman. Guant
cs); (J. T. 81 1andezs Gurabo); OR. CAR
les Jaspard = ,anc,sco Guiliant, Vteques,; !;
"a. Machuca, Caguas); IN. Salguero, Ma
yagiies): Ga. Qulfionez, Fajardo); etc y sn
Ia Capital, ID. AntonR, Francisco Gatell,
Mauricio Guerra, Vluda de Liberal, A.. Ma
rrero, j. Mendfn, Salvador Brau, Salvador
sehira, j. Santanach, Mario Teijeiro, P. Sic
villano J. Henriques, Consul General do
Santo Domingo otros
Pfdanse prospectos al Secretario, Lcdo
B1stamente.
Unseo cOIsgio que do gratis sus aldn.
nos, libros, l1bretas, pllEnas etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
Russia & Inglaterra

ID
E gobieFno Moscovita est& decidldc . no
eedeF an 50 oeupaci6n del ferrocerriI transit
bsFiano, que utiliEa actualmente en- tKsnspor-
aa de material de 0ueRra Tn costa Este de
Asia.
Ademks del mismo Londres maniflestan
que ell Minfstro iapon6a rasidente en- anualIa
eApitAl eats consaantes GOT faFencias con al
gobierno Ing So, rbstinado on entA blar una sc.
a6n contra Rusa por lu actitud en- 10 coata
Este de AHA.
En- sn eonHe0uencia, ee nota en- Ios ergeng-
les de NeRAss XII en- ell Jap6n. an gran Impulse
On los trAhaios de construction de buqnes de
guerFas, due no Sc psraltxan nj do noehe III
&c dis, deInostrando estO eli empeno que tiene
el MI k ado en- declarAr lc guerra Rnsfa
En- Enrops crsa, que In intervauci6n
dc Irg stsTra, pusde arreglar al inminente
Gonhicto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
Pas6 en- eI Senado

L. pasado en- el Ssnado Ia leg saprlmien-
do los dsrechns De guerra, seghn 10 habfa
scordado la-Csmara haeendo afgnnaB lige-
ras modiGcactoDes que no eambian el aentdo
de aquella. FLO eli dsrecho sobro tabhco en-
seis centavos libra.
II demora sufrtda an In presentsci6n o la
alta CSmRRa de eats bill Sc deba q habsr tent
do que convaneer muehos 5snadores aEape-.
d1dos en- poneg Rl bill nauchas enmiaHdas.
Ei genador Foraker 1Bata empefiaao en-
hacer eGrs anmisnda 81 tratado de reciproci
dad con Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
hOMBRAMlENTOS

hl tonAsto EjecutIvo, 6 propueBta del
SobeTnGtof, ha Armado log siguientes nom
bE&misEtos.
ALGAADEs
AKuadA, don Antonio sanehaz Raia.
Fisqasss don Luis Amedsc Bonuet.
CONCEJALEs
AIboniso, dor Juan Merby, dom Jns6 RI
vera Torres, don jose A Bgles y don sr6ni-
mo Rivera
noauo, den julio Martfnsn.
Es1ardc, don Joa6 A. We've don FAustino
QuiAonss.
ManaM, don Antonio ROsado don jaime
Padre.
KoPovis, don Eadlo Rlvera.
Fio- piedras, don Enrique BuTgos
san JUan, DON Msnuei Psnisgua OIlsr
Aan Carlos NJ GolaF don Tu'fo LsFrinARA
Adiuptan. don Antonio TAeoronts don
Joss Goblin Rivers.
AguefsAHsBas, don Pfo Rschanf.
AFecitc, don LniI DO EAo.
Csguai, don Jnlie santAnR,
Dsgolhis. don Rainon Rodrfgnss.
Cayey. don Arturo DfaE don Antonio
Ramfros.
Euwae&o, don F1oFehelo 6srcia La6Yoa.
Las M4riar. don Juan Rivera don
@ADtls 60 E5dkfguex.
Marfoao, don Antnnic onellt.
Tstn 0randa. don Francisco Trinidad
Car Sarm6n. don oreneio Agsait Font.
Tea slna. doa JoaaUfn Diego don Fran
nsssr A. R'msro. r.A.t.
Bsnades den Jose UoleEss &s"@S@Fnh
M
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FL padre Berries

El rsvsrando padrs Blank ha nnbrsdo
gobernsdor sclssisstioc de esta di6cess, con
fscuItad 1e delegar, al presbfsePo don Pedro
Maria BaFrfos.
LR eiscci6n es iuicinss acePtsdisirna.
81 venerable padre BsFFfos sstaVo propues-
10 Ia siila episcopal cuando la rannnciR del
padre Milsguslla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
CHARD0N & YOROAiN


Agenoia de negoeioH juclioiales, Mo-
tari..les, OontsncioHos ETC., etc. Tests
nentarfas, 80 arreglan por diSfcilas qua
sean. EsleReIADIEAD EN- jurlsdicci6n vo-
luntaris: Asuntos tsonteneioaos, SO traIli-
tan son prbatitud: Subsanaci6n do defeo.
tcs ON docamentos eujstos a inscriPei6a;
AeaNTRg de Ia eornpadfa de Seguros da
Vida <E14 sOLs dell Canada. Oompra =
venta de fnoaa rdstioas urbanaG. Ao-
TIv1BAD, preeios m'adicoa.
Julio 30 do 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

III Senado danes sel BRO aver
una Iaraa sesi6n discutiendose la
venta de lan antialas.
No puds aprobarse la negoeia-
ci6n. Hay oposiciones por causa
del plabiscito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
lMCEMDEO

En- Atlanticcty Wervjorsey SO
declare un violento incendio.
Be quemaron cinco grandes ho-
teles. Tres mas quedaron casi
arruinados. Pequefas casas SO ven
hoy dsstru1das.
Las bOmbsg llegadas de Phila.
delphia sofocaron ell elemente ra-
pidamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
O. oPoNE

Ell Conareso americana SO opo
ne q Ia entrada de Chinos en- Puer-
to Rico.
Ell xbill4 sobTe ese asunto pa
sara EN- sen tido favorable para los
obreros puertorriquenos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
EL. 'EMACHlaS"

El caflonero americana &Ma-
chfaa1 hfzo carbon precipitada-
mente. Reservan el punGo don :
de ira. Suponese sea Santo 10
mingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

Pasaies de ida vuelts 10 IS de rebaia
GisIoa memories de IL alfos: mftad de precios.
Los vaporss do esta Inca son recomendR-
bles por sua Gomodidades especiales para pRah-
jeross empIaAndo de Pusrto Riso New York
II rsdsdor de diaS.
AqS7ltes qe7ssTGGes: Boulton, Bliss Go Dallett,
1ss Front ST. New York. I'm Ponce, MoralAs
y CO In San Juan, Villhr CO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
FL gObernadOr

Esta tsfdA lss tres rs lieg6'A esta ciu-
dad, en- una anbnlRncia, el gobeFnsdoF civil.
Aqui tom6 I'm eOch0 hA aegnido giAjs p0r
Ia cRFFessrA censraL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
vIRUELa aS

Sc registrar unos casos de vi
rneIas en- Areeibo y en- San Juan
Sc haran hospitales especiales
fuera de dichas poblaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
VICENTE MARIN

Aver abrASamoR ca CLgras, . nuestro duerf-
do amigo do Ponce don Vleents Marin, Que
BiguI6 Wage para San Juan hn de YER su
Benor paiTe don Ramon.
Muy pronto regresarG Ga reSidencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
RCU9AGEOM

Los carreteros acusaban los
guardias de haber Toto una carta
que ellos llevaban pero segun Las
indagaciones del susodicho CAPT
tan los culpa bles son los carrete'
ros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
TESTIa08

Todos los testigos niegan las
acusaciones del captain Christians
Rogers sobre cohecho en La venta
dc Las posesiohes danesas, Christ
mas dice que el gobierno danes le
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

Sc dlea cue el pfimsPo de Mayo eelebFsr6
lA AeStR del trRbAJo sns sCHguas oil grsmio ds Ia
bacueros. Por 10 guess cree quedar& mas
linda cue In del aNo pasRdo.
SsinvitS ella todos loE grsmIos eonatitui.
DOS on asia gludAd. i7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
Rl0 PIEDRAS

Ell captain Sa 'gado investigo
aver en- Rio Piedras 10 ocurrido
entire Dolicfas Y carreteros do Ca
guae, que condacian IN carga-
mento da cjgarrillos de la casa
xsola CadizD para Mullenhotf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
absolute
efiCaCia

J contra la anemia, tisis,
Srac uitis, enfermedades
! <nerviosas, del pecho "
! pulmon es, alteraciCnes
! de la sangre, denticioneS
! diftciles Y crecimiento
! rapido, le han conquiS-
! tado fama universal.
! La humlanidad no ha,
1 poclido menos de encon-
) trar' en- tan beneflcOs atri-
) butos el secreto de la
! vida.
) 1'odas las zonas y lati-
} tudes cuentan ahora por
} millares las exis-encias
} que. mercsd d ella hans
] Sid,o heroieamente are
] battadas de- 'o5- braZos de,
! la rnuerte.
Rehlsense las Nafnadas g tan bue-
mas" "rnas barsAas que Ia de Seott. /
De venta aH '0das psrteA
SCOTT & BOVINE Qutinieos, New York.
sA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
(PoR TEL-EGRAFo)
AbriI A.

indic6 hablar sobre tales negocios
Y que entonces 1000 % pafaii1o
por la guerra con lhspaha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
REWUMCEA

La Gefiorita Maria Llovet, pro-
fesora principal del colegio &Co.
Ions, ha renunciado por ell asanto
Armstrong.
PondFa un colegio particular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
PEROIDAS

Hubo ssis znuertos. Las p6rdi-
das lnateriales asciended dos mi
llones dc xdollarsS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
a. pELEGADO DE SANDAL

Ell delegado de sanio al sale
para Arecibo de orden superior
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
10 HARAm

Proba blemente Sc hara dieho
plebieeico, ratlficando despu6s 81
Trata1o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
M G uIDAS

En- esta Capital SO toman me-
didas contra la epidemia. Hay ya
cinco mil vacunadog. Sc imponen
castIgos severfsinos a los que en-
cubran algun caao de esa peete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
@AN1ETU NJ OK

I Is NMUTos DH SAN JUAR !.
Ell meior hotel sn este clima
Esrlendids ventilation. Parque,
jartlines = Kicssco 4 ID inglesa.
Excelentb ssrvieio de- carruaieF9 Z
Prosios lnoderadog, Be haeen re.
dueeiones para fanailiag. Alusa.
bra,1o sl6ctrieo lnoderuo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
Perdida de una .potranca

De la estancia de los hermanog Pi& SO
ha desaparecido una potranca color bayo
tlabinsgro, para menudeo fno, alzsda ere
gIiente.
El cue de noticias de ella ser& gratifi !.
elado en esta imprenta en- casa de don
Manuel Soto Aponte, calls <Acostils
Abril 2 1909. II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

ssLAa DemOersheia's se ven.
de on casa de <The Allen .Nows1
i On la barbarfa de don Bernardo
lIidalgo. Sam Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
lmFORME EM CONTRA

El senado do Washington in for
ma en- contra dol nombramiento
hecho 4 favor del captain Wi
lliams Crozie para jefe de ordenes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

D0n a. Hafn&Dua5 ADRenf u@ n@A@ss
noa dics qua ca el comil6 repnblicano CO aquei
pueblo fg una tu Ilambre fndsbfdamenta. euan-
do ell no psrteiaecs ningdn parsido poliisico.
Hssta ell dfA a lei aetaaI Sc habfan vacu
nado 60 San Jnar J 500 personals.
HAD gon4iaido masrimonio On MaYagnaz
don Joan Jclse Sanchez con la sim2Atich seno-
rita Lilita AIoDge.
En- SIN Jlian 50 sstkn comprando las na-
deras parR In sonstrucei6n de m nusvo hosPi-
til de Vsiioloios.
Tipoa de ,.ambio:
IondF''- +. 20 sP.s. az . .4...
Ss Sox- Y9rk, dv..1 o'vO'. .; : = dis0'0' p
Espala EamsafsS' 3 ty.i....ssx aiv''''''''issx p.sD
e. 10 da Mario 6ltimo fus aprobada la
ley proVsyendo 81 nombramisEto de IN diree-
tor de s Arila1, dehaisndo los debersa De d.
eho director, egtabl bleciendo una Jnnta Supe'
rior de sanidid para osros Gnes.
Empesari regir sl primero de Julio del
corriente siio.
peet7r de S.nidnd del oorozaI, dotada CON el
sueldo suua,l de 400 dollars.
Los en- plaados de Ia Carte suprenna don
sAudalio Montilia don Bsrnarolno srclA
han stdo relpuestos en- aus rspeetivos -daatinos.
Sc encuentran an San Juan dofia Bl&ss
Arzusgs, yiuda de JAuTsguiSaf su senorita
hsrmAna Ylcsnta, procedentes de bareeio-
meta.
Ha vnato der sgradido en- San Juan sl
individuO JosS Msue6n.
Nuessro estirnado eolega <El Boletfn Msr-
cantilS sc vlens.aditando desde antier con IL
pos nuevos, fundidor por Ia propia casa sdi-
tors.
FslicltamoH al colsga por aus progresses.
Aver eunbaresro1 an San Juan con rumbo
Q Ia isIa de Oubs los distinguidos amigos nues-
tros don Jaii4u de la Roehs, don Carlos Sto-
rer don JsE1is Maria Lago.
Les deseamog IN felis visie.
Lease Tn opirt6n de uno les m&dicos mas
diatip guidon lie la Republics DomiDicana
GTndudnbles conocidos como 500 los bue.
nos efect5a del aceite de bscaiAo de los hi
pofoshtos, COIN batiendo si vlcis escrofaloso, el
rsquttsmo, la tuberculosis, etc., prod ueien-
do siem pIe-la reconstiknsi6n del indivf1uo. co.
10 faltabs ana preparation de s2hor sgradSble,
V condolences digestvss q1e fnera accessible
hasta los eit6msg9s mas delieados. Estss
excsentes ruRlidaaeg las posse 10 Emulsion
de Scott CUE por clio ha adquirido iusta fans
general adaptation. Ma complaxco en ma
nifestaF Gus en- Mi laFga practices son uchos
tsnido muy faces resultados.
DR.. y. If. Du9dn.S
M61ico Cruiano he la Universfdad de Oar aoss,
Dacsno del CoerpIo M61ico de Santo D D1mingo,
Antfguo lSsetsr d 9 las CStadPas de NJ adiciHa
Cirngfa, etc, eGc., etc, Sto. Domingo, r. D.
Para srz,rar un Resfraade
en- IN dfa tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TES DE HROMO-QUININA. FL boticario
lie devolvera ell dinerO 81 no 30 eura. Lab 6rma
de q. W. GROVE So halla sn eada eaiitR.
Niugans scsa ejsf quo nj an ntneiar nm
vista Q una persona al fslietarls "a 10 remt-
t& la tsriets. con 81 retraso 8 eopia de Ia frma
Autogr5naa del Femitsnts. Ofsn tarieAas 60 n
t03e eso valan pesoa.
DtriiIrafs 0, deha Agripina e. de Earvae1,
Fsiardo, Puerto Rico. 81.
ala INDUSTRIAL PUHRTORRIQUENAD
ESbrica de iab6n marea GRomAnn satabls-
efda en- Hato-Ray (Rio-Pisdras),z de suessi6n
ia Komkn al CO
Sc coInpra seho.
Diriiirs0 en- ID misma don FCliearpe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
IRJU8TO

Dicho Eenado considera injueto
que 50 pase por encima de otros
que tienen derechos legltimos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
1910 Al ANUNCIo!

Por Ell presenter i1ago constar que des.
lie ell mes de Noviembre Gitimo f1a cesadc,
don Eugenio Rivera en- Ia representation y
t,utdado de mis- intereses gee le habfa con-
ferido, no respondiendo de niDg1n coupro-
misc, trato nj contrato en- cue desde aque.E
LA fecha no aparezca mi drma.
Patillas, Mario 10 die 1902.
AnaStacia RiUsrG, Rdd de Losonta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
Avl'Ss;(

Teniendo c0nocimiento de que Sc t1a
tornado mi nombre cantidades sin mi
consentimiento; participo todas Las per.
sonas con qufen teng0 g1egociaciones al
comercto en general que no sastifar6 cusn.
ia alguna que no haya sido formulada pol
mi persenalmente con Ia nrma de mI
hii0 Basilio Nieves.
Cidra, 10 dc Mario de 1909.
Ds30raesas Nieves.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
Francisco j. Mater
y Ramon NadaI
AlsoeADos Y IsDTARlOs

Con neSsrfas en Utusdo 7 Arscibo res.
poctdvameabe. Bufebs 81 Areelns. Ora
c0n na pablsco sus sarvieHoE prtgsaienaIer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
4 Retratos- -botOnes
TRES POR 30 cEHTAVOS

LIS 2 srsenas de Ia isla que 10 deseen
pueden enviaI ur retrato Ia fotogvsffa
CatInchi, Ponce, aoompa6arldo el importe
de 90 cen.avos. Botoaes COZ. eZ reeraeo de
Msasog Rigero, q csyco censovos ssysO.
Ponoe, Febrero ~ de 1908.
FIGUEIRDA, WILSON d ca.-rngeniaros
slectricistas.
Nos ofaeeeraos Al p6bIico tanto en- San
: Juan como erl ls isla, para toda eIase de ins-
baiae3ones lie PlantRs eI6c6rIcaH sn haciandas
q inFenlos i en- ssueeiaifdad nara fnstalacfo-
nes de siuulbfaAio eIl6ctrieo. Tudas las tnstn-
laciones eiecsrttas 1e la G9an Juan Light and
Transit CoirrlsilyS hsn ado lhaahas pur no.
sotros.
Para diriGirss nOsotros p5r cosreo p6n.
case hlgneFoA Wilson ,Css ~-ApaFtado DOL
pas S1AA' md
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

g-JosG O.. del Valle (Fortais1a T1).-Od-
cinah para 10 Esst6n de &suntos administraAf-
vos an todoa los censros oaeiAleb.
MiaeIbles do todas clAses.-Mafgarida
q Co., Sa Francisco a.. -
GLA DOR1HQUENH-De Targas q ca no
elvidar que esta casa a. la que mas barate
vsnds y qiae cOnstantemense introduce nuev&s
marcsnsfas a,Eti1nioS de aIas nevsaa6. Vis-
90 hAes e.
RaRm atDKa Marques NOag.-Oagua.
Existeneias renovadas eonstantemante.
Impogtasitln diracta.-Precios limitados.
-EspectalidsG en- sl degpacho DO raee-
Aas.--
aDOCrO1s ]. LORENZO CAsALDUo.
Giruiano-D Dentista NoTta-amsTieaAe.
Areei6o-ElueTho&Ris0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04
IB.Ei 1VEND.E

I'm n1le'eo seib6 nogal con perchas de
marmol I'LL Sd6.
Una rnesa comedor de IL per
sonas redCciekdose & 8, 4 8 2. s16.
Para dn1ormes en- esta Reduction.