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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24

Bring me back a husband with plenty
of dough-
well known Atlanta matron not long
since was on the eve of visit to New
York city, says the News. She was dis
cussing the trip with some of her friends,
among whom there CHANGED to be pc
tite bud who is fast poisoning into a
society rose. Being asked by the matron
what present she should bring her from
the metropolis, the younger one jokingly
expressed wish for the above referred
to helpmeet whose name would work we'll
on the business end of a check.
The matron went to New York One
day while she was in the shipping dis
trict she espied huge mountain of bread
fashioned into the shape of man. I'M
mediately there came to her mind the
request of her girl friend in Atlanta.
1t took but a moment to exchange
several coins for the man of dough, and
socn the matron was trudging along the
thoroughfore with a bundle of prodigious
proportions tucked beneath her arm.
When the return trip to Atlanta was
made, no article was packed with greater
care or solicitude than this husband
warranted not to swear or stay out late
dI utSul. 8AIIlNlll5 hOAS INC AAh0 VI AON0
was presented to the young aspirant to
voyage on the matrimonial sea, the
matron proud in the consciousness of
having made good in this seeming task
of unusual and perplexing nature. With
the husband with dough" she sent the
following original lines:
''You asked me to bring you husband.
The best of all l know
Is this very quiet young gentleman;
This man with plenty Of dough.
'He never says nay to your asking,
Cross words you never will hear,
Always submissive and quiet,
When 'kneaded he'll ever be near.
''You may lean upon this staff of life,
For you he will never forsake.
Wherever you put him he'll stay there,
And his dough you are welcome to
take
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24
Bill Arlp's Letter

a child of mine could prove my service.
What is the matter with Georgia? Is
there no Walter Clark among our people?
Is Tip Harrison dead? Let US begin this
work before the year closes. for every
year diminishes the sources of informa-
ton. Unpensioned soldiers are passing
away. Time cuts down allT-both great
an small-except a pensioned soldier.
They do not die, but multiply as fast as
they grow older. BILL ARP.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24

Have you forgotten good old Brother
Sidi II. Brown, who went to heaven not
long since? He was a prophet of parts
and piety. He had a way of saying when
telling one goodbye, peace be to thee,
my brother or sister" One time in his
itinerant rounds, bidding a good sister
goodbye, he said, Peace be to thee, my
sister," and the sister kissed him to his
surprise. She afterwards confessed with
some confusion that she thought he said,
please kiss me, my sister. The Cir
cult Rider.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24

the lady up North?" and she blushed at
a rate of speed that would put the fleet
est ray of light out of business. she
received a smile and an affirmative an,
swer, and, leaving a daintily directed
missive scented with tribe. or at least
double and a half extract, for the gal
liant captain, left an envious group De-
hind.
1t is not certain whether the mlssiVe
ever got to the hands of Captain HoD-
SON. but certain it is, in pretty hour
ish, were inscribed on the paper lnslue'
with an address beneath, those lines upon
which the patent has long since expired:
when a pair of red lips are upturned 10
your own,
With no one to gossip about it,
Do you pray for forbearance to let them
alone?
Well, maybe you do, but I doubt it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24

On one occasion Bishop Potter was
guest at the Storm King Club, says the
New York Times After comfortable
dinner he sent telegram to one or the
officials of the New York Central Rail-
road asking him to stop the night ex-
press at Storm King station, on the OPP
posite side of the river.
He drove down the mountain and hired
a boatman to row him across. Arriving
in good time, he and the boatman waited
in the rowbat until the approaching
train warned them to seek the sta
ton, only to see the train arrive. rush
by, and disappear into the darkness.
The Bishop was irritated.
Well he said. II am a bishop OF
the Episcopal Church, and / suppose my
calling will not allow me to say any
thing"
We'll" replied the boatman, 81 am
a Methodist and my principles will not
let me say anything"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24
In Lighter Vein.

Returning recently from one of his an
lual trips to Europe, Senator Chauncey
NJ. Depew was, as usual, the centre and
life of the group which gathered in the
steamers smoking room after dinner, and
all of his most ancient stories We're
brushed up and made to do duty once
more Nearly all of the other passen-
gers volunteered various contributions
to the general entertainment, but one
old countryman sat in a corner every
evening, smoking his pipe in silence
broken only now and then by cultural
chuckle AS the steamer neared New
York Mr. Depew proposed to the others
that he should have a little fun with this
old hayseed and try to get rise out
Of him, and, calling across the room, he
said:
''Mr. Jones, all the rest of US have
been doing what we could to amuse the
company during the voyage, but we have
not heard from you. Can't you tell us a
story?"
Mr. Jones could not think of any story.
We'll, can't you sing us a song?"
Oh, no. Mr. Jones could not sing.
well, you certainly ought to do your
share: perhaps you can give US conun-
drum
Well, he had been thinking of a conun-
drum, Mr.. Jones finally admitted, and it
was this:
What is the difference between Mr.,
Depew and wild turkey?"
When no one present could suggest the
answer MIR. Jones drawled out:
wall. wild turkey amt stuffed with
chestnuts till after he's dead.''-New
York Times.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24

An editor of a Southern Mississippi
paper speaks thus feelingly in recent
obituary notice: Gust about daylight the
Pale Horse came for him. with the sad
die and briddle of righteousness, and he
straddled it and rode Home. Hartford
Post.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24

1t was landlord and tenant case
which was before Judge Lintott in the
Second District Court here, says a New
ark telegram to the New York Press.
The plaintiff, Bernard Benson, who says
James Barneman owes him a months
rent, was on the stand.
did you ask him for the rent?' the
judge inquired.
Yes
What did he say?"
He told me to go to h."
What did you do?"
81 came right here to court, your
honor"
WELL" remarked the Judge, as he mop
ped his forehead and glanced at an cleo
trio fan which ceased tanning the judges
brow, there may be some points of 're-
semblance."
AS it was the judge who was the cause
of the general laugh that followed, he
made no attempt to restrain it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24

1t is said that an editor recently an
nounced that for just one issue he would
tell the truth, the whole truth, naked
and unvarnished, says the Lyre. That
is, the truth was to be naked and I'M
vanished. Here is one item from that
issue:
'Married-Miss Sylvia Smith to Mr..
James Carhahan. last Saturday. at the
Baptist parsonage. The bride is very
ordinary girl about town who doesn't
know any more than a rabbit about
cooking. and never helped her poor old
mother three days in her life. She is
not beauty, by long shot, and has
gait like a fat duck. The groom is
known as an up to date loafer and has
been living off his mother all his life,
and don't amount to anything nohoW.
They will have a tough time of it, and
we withhold congratulations, for we
don't believe any good can come from
such a marriage
The next day the editor was driven
from town and the next week his paper
was sold out by the sheriff.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-24

Maurise Barrymore, actor, who is dying
slowly of paresis, is a man who never
slept so long as there were entertaining
COMPANIONS to read to- talk and listen.
man who was never at a loss for an
swer If his witticisms were collected
thew would fill book and lose half their
charm. Probably he never uttered many
of the clever things attributed to him,
bpt there never was an epigram too brill
liant for Barrymore to nave maze IL.
Some were bitter as gall and a Few had
no more sting in them than butterfly
But all of them showed that he pos
sessed a remarkable mind.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
oN -
NOTICTA8 DIRECTA@

Ae Hnvias de estos diaS han causndo ere
49, e os Ilcs eercanos a est. ciudAd. Inn pi-
AIn dsbldo tempo. n AssAse noy
oh,S SOuando ea dispondrG 81 Departamsn.o de
faIt@D - anTncas, 90 construyan los puentes que
v.r..S 'snoritA Isensa Perss Rivera, ss an
medic diR. 81 oOmlpgo
SONAR ian fatal rssoluci6D.
same A@mHlA nueshro Pc
90 espefAn en- estA eiudad BArhnsa. Ma
nnenao CoFtada, que 80 haIiRha an Ssn Jnar
a.nN. n1ss A,R9nos diAs. oortadA viane rerresen-
solidAr In ni6n oolsso o CON
n,,,.'0 s % naeen mnehos eomsntarios sobre Ia
hA smbareado para Sanao D,mingo :, a
.Sb.sss :" w. aominicAnn don LoFsnEo MonsSn IN.
FsAAaApA sn sasA cIRdAa dssds hacs nn rnss' aus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
EDITORIAL

fecbamente; pero ha de ser con los elemen
! tos sanos y honrados del partido republica
nc; no con los jefes honorarios de esas tur.
bas criminales que deshonran al pals; ndn
ca con los Barbosa, los Egozcue, nj los
Rosy. Con esos, no iremos iamas a ningu-
ia parte; porque son unos Gaines, unos
| Judas, que han vendido ensangrentado a
| la pstria. ESQ dfimos entonces; ESQ re-
| petiremos siempre.
Y termina Barbosa con estas frases.
dignas del que 10 ha traicionado TOGO.
<Yo pienso que esos hombres pueden
venir q solazarse cor nosotroS para enga-
farnos traicionarnos.. -. <resulta ria
que cuando empeZara la lucha, ellos Sc di-
rfan: unirnos, y Ia hora de prc ceder
demostrar esa union, c3rrerfan su campo
arrsstrando los inocentes de nuestro par.
tido1
Asf Sc expres6 ell que traicion6 q la Au.
t1nomfa, Ell que traicion6 al partido LIBERAL
Ell que traicion6 Espaf1a, ell que tratcion6
la patria puertorriqueffa.
Q1e valor pueden tener sus palabras
ante la opinion p1bica? En- ese discurso
Barbosa Sc no5 ha presentado tai cual es;
pequefIo, ignorante, sin pizca de elocuencia
nj de ideas; rebozando odio rencor, entire
borbotones de insultos de vu1garidades.
\ 81 esa es Ia cabeza psnsGnte del par
lido republican,, ayudennos ustedes &
senti-.
Cuando, por ser ell jefe, estaba obliga-
do levantar les debates la region de los
principles y de las ideas, Sc le We rastrean-
do por los suelos, dem mostrando con sus val
garidades, cuan incapaz es para dirlgir una
colectividad polftica, y hasta que punto
llega su ignorancis del problema polftico
social que Sc desarrolla en- este pals.
Nadie en- ell pats, nj fuera de Ell, Sc ex.
plicara, como un hOmbre asf puede diriiir
IN partido polftico; no ser que los que
le siguen sean mas topos que el.
E7e hombre esta, tntelectualmente, in
capacitado para dirijir ningda psrtido.
ell republicano ST desea adquirir ell tftulo de
partido serto, ttene que empezsr por colo
earle en- ell puasto que lie corresponds: en-
ell de soldado de fila.
Los ignorantes solo sirven para ooede.
ser, n11ca para mandar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

h saEido para Estsdos q nidos Europa,
nueEtro estimado amigo don A fredo Ascen-
sion. Dlcho amigo hRcer comprax ps m
su &credit&do ettA cimisnto clos Mucha.
chos0
DsseAmose falls vIais pronto rsgraao.
So encuentra en- ssta ciudad, de paso para
Cubs, ell sefor don Juan Isfdro Gmerez, ex.
preaidsnts de In rep6bica domInicana.
Maestro queFido amigo don Juan n. To.
FruellRs, ha o5seqt 10 q los Representatives.
de 10 prensA en- esta ciudad, con varias mues-
tr2s de los acreditados cigsrrilIos marcas els
ColeetivaD GVtoletas,S que tanta aeaptaci6n
tiensn en- ell p1olico de Ponce.
Sc halla sn esta ciudAd ell se6or Agudo,
propistario del sHotel IDgaterra,s de San
Juan.
Hoy ha emoareado 10 compa6f. de opera
italiRna.
Aquf les ha lido muy NAL, 10 cual no NOS
explicamos, pues los ArtiEtAs eran muy acep-
tables, el p6blico ponctno ha aldo siamprs
muy enthusiasts p0r In Opera.
ArT0nquitis re llama esa fgGra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
Pastor Sanchez

MshanA sale para San Juan, donde en-
nafcArA para Cuba, cate estimRdo amigo nuss.
bro.
Sanchez es un jovsn cubAno, que desde
hAce cuatro 1S reSidfa en- .Caguas dedicado
Al negccio del tabaco. Por su correction an
cArAeler Amabe, lcgr6 captarae las simpatfas
del vecindArio sin distinction de classs socialea
por 10 que 81 Aussncia es muy sentIda.
Pastor S&ncheS nos encaTRa le despidamos
de todAs aus Amistades y de Ia cIase obrara,
por no haber tsnido tiempo de hacerlo psrso.
ha!pnsnte.
DsIeAmosls fsliE vIais grasas emuciones
On su pAtriA libre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
HechO eSCandalOSO
en- RiO-PiedraS
Un muchacho maItratado pOr vender leche

Un muchacho maItratado por vender Ieche
Aver de mafiana ocurri6 IN hecho terrible
en- este pueblo.
81 muchacho Ricardo Hallejo como de II
sf1s de edaS. trafa uDas cuantas botellas de
leche para vArias casas del pueblo.
Este muchacho fne visto por ell poIicfa
Eduardo Clements, el cual quiao detenarle. E
muchacho intimfdado, se di6 Ia fuga ell
guardia oIsmenta sac0 el revolver y CON gran
ligeTasa le dispAr6 tres tiros O boca de iarFo.
Por suerte, ningDno de los proyectiles TOGO
oil infeliz HAlle1o oil que 50 refugi6 en- una Ca
Ell politfs le esper6 que salisra, no bisn
hAbf. pussto los pies an In cslle le propin6 tan
fuertss macanaxos con Ell rotten que le hiri6 de
maia manefa en- varfas parties.
81 ell rotten NO SO hubiese partido, ara muy
probable que ell guards hubiess continuado
su brutal contpo1lte con el pobre nifIo
Despues de estos atropelios, sl muchacho
fue conducido 81 dep6aito municipal, donde oil
guaPdia treto de encarcesArlO en- ell estado en-
que 10 encontraba.
ri ret6n ssh9r Rivera Sc ueg6 rotunds-
msnte a sdmitir nm prsso herido, Rsf se 10
mani cato la poliefe; esta se empefiRba en-
que fuese preso sin curRrsea.
Por I'm fLe llRmAdo oil doctor Psnisgua
qnleD practice Isa cuFas de los hsridos certi-
hc6 que eran de cDidado, ordenando pasase
lA anfsrmerfa, pues su estado rsqueffs una
busna Rsistencia.
Anocha ell estAdo de Hallejo era go DELI
cade sc tennis que hubieSen complicaciones.
e. aaunto hA pAsado al iuTgAdo municipal
yse instruyen las deligencias deI case.
e pueblo de Rio Riedras estA muy indig'
dignAdo con In condncta del poiicfA Clemente.
NoaotKos creemos que solAmente los cri-
minales es los que Sc mata como los perrOs
cnando huJen de Ia poIieis; pero no podamos
eHtAr conforms CON que an poiicfa Sc proponga
mAtAr o. IN infelis mnchacho por una simple
fasR.
Las autoridadss de Bio PIsdrAs debsn
precurar en- TODD 10 possible que este hecho no
quede sin % fusrta corrective pnes de 10 con-
trarEo se repetirkn con frecuencia.
Trasadamos 10 queis Mr.. TschtaF.
Nos pToponemcs seguir In pistA todo 10
que - haga en- eSts asunto si hsy que guitar
10 la Garcia o Rlgnno, 10 hzremos sea quien
sea.
Oorre' ponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
AproyeChado estudiante

El joVen don EOlRio Garcia 1aeot. nna
suraa eatudioH en- In UnlversidAd de WaShir -
sop, Acaoa de e4AminArse de tercer "A ! de- ms.
olcina, hablendo obtsnido Ia honrosa nota de-
hig'ens, cirugfI prkctica de il msdic;n.
GArcia LAcot 90 un puertorriquefT1 de por.
BRber. @hneios oe
gu psare e. nuestro distineuido eorreli-
feIle1tamosds corAI6n, porq ne tras 4 = titsni.os
mas legftlmaS. P'i @0'onsS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
LA ASAM BLEA
REPUBLICANA
Nv.

III
Por esas frases
----J Sc We. que ell sef1or
Barbosa no tiene un claro concepto, de 10
que significaba Ia uni6n, que predieara Ma.
tienzo. Esa union no podfa referirse en- min.
gun modo la fusion absolute de ambos
partidos bajo un solo programa bajo una
sola iefatura. Hubiera sido fnSensato v
snti-politico pensar tai cosa. La union
que querfa Matienzo, era un acuerdo unanf.
me para marchar unidcs en- cuanto la de.
fensa de los intereses economicos la perso.
nalidad del pals, como medic de evtar la
rSpida absorci0n del elemento americana.
El 10 dijo repetfdas veces, pero Barboga 10
10 entendio, porqne en- su pretensi6n ridf-
cula, Sc ha crefdo que squf NJ hay mas jefe
que Ell, nj mas partido que ell suyo. De ahf
que Sc admire que los federales nos prepa
remos para la lUcha electoral. Sin duda
crey6 que fbamcs dejarle ell campo desier.
to, para que trtunfase sus anchas apa-
rectera como Ell partido de la mayorfas, ell
que solo representa- a una exigua mfnorfa
del pals. ESQ Sc lie ocurre I'm poIitico de
Ia tGttd de Barbosa, que por ignorarlo todo,
ignora 10 que son partidoS politicos. Solo
el podfa suponer que la union, en- ell sentido
que Sc proclama, signifcase la anuIaci6n del
partdo federal.
Yen praeba de 10 que decimos oigamos
81 t0naoSo doct6;
SNaule Pueue perQer 10 que no ttene
noSotrcs no tenfamos personalidad (este ST
que es IN disparate morrocotudo; v la au.
tonomfa que perdimos con la invasion anne.
ricana Ique era?) no hemos de ir & llsmar &
les que no necesitamos; que vengan cuando
qaieran, pero que entren por donde deben
entrar1
Cuanta pretenSi6n .ridfculai e.
las mil una parodia del portugues del |
cuento, que lie perdonaba Ia vida al que 10 |
oacara del pozo donde sc ahogaba
En- cuanto las i'timas frages del nS- |
rrafo copiado es una copla servil, de 10 que |
dijo repitio varias veces la prensa fsderal
SO Iiere Ell sefior Matienzo la union? Per.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
ARMANDO RODRIGUEZ

D D.sde ADcchs Se encuentra entire nosctros
81 loven oprero don Armando Rodrtgues, ora
dor popular que go1A de muchAs simuatiAa
Ro1rfgnez en- IN federal convsncfdo en-.
tuIiAAta que ha sDftldo provocaciones vpik.
menes por 10 dtfsns1 de nuestfos ideales. IT,
hmaments en- Csyey fu6 apedreado v perse-
CSguAS AeompafAdo de un policfa insular.
saludamos nj apreciable correligIonario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
Edelmiro Lespier

EIta ms ana tuvlnos el gusto ia ..lna.p
On esths oneinss nusstro querido amieo
corre!igionario de Ponce, don EdeImiro Les
pier, propietArio de nusstro colega al DIArio
continr6 vsis para la cludad del sur.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
MOTOR De pE1RQLE0 METZ WEISS
Adoptado por el gobierno de los Estados Undos
Desde / hasta so caballos nominales

Para rtego, luz electrical, cafeteroa, talleres
de maquinas y carpinterfas, ehanisterfas, fabrf.
cas- industriales en- general, panaderfas, impren-
tas, etc.
Suministran una fusrza motriz sin peligro y
segura para cuanto Sc quiera. Son extremada-
mente sencillos, Sc les puede hacer funcionar
en- cualquier punto en- cualquieri nstsnte.
Sc les mace funcionar con Ell petr0le) cgm6n
consumer como una pinta por cada cahallof de
fuerza bora de trabsjo+ cuya cantidad graz
duada acknowledgements por medic de un regu-
ador. segdn la que Sc empIee. Mantisaen uRa
Ve'ocidad uaiforme Tened eccendedor auto
% 1ttco. dsndo al traste con la molestosa chispa
electrical tuoo de Igntci6n. El encierre del
ele cguenal es I'm detalle 'muy importante, ha.
ciendolos prueba de polvo, muy rfgldos, de In.
or1cac1on automatica- duraderos csneptetGmeats
an olor preeeflents del sanbolo Las ventaias que
presentan. comparados con los motores de yapor,
son numerosas No requieren msquinistas no
consumer agua; no hay quemanejar carbon nj
que una caIdera de vapor su maquina, y ne
una base fuerte, tenen dos volautes. Con
bre para oil petr6leo, llaves, informes cnuaa
s Sc gsrantisa su buen funcionsm ento
. 81 sgente general,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
0orre' ponsal.
LE0NOl0 BARRElR0

Ciruiano dsntista. Ore.
&c sua servicios nj p6bli-
co. Gale do Ruix Belvia.
cagnAss Pto-Rieo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

C&da dis con mas snbidae los prscios de II
earns, el pan ID lechs, en- essa ciudsd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Ma6.na embarcark para los Estados Uni
aas don Lais 8 snc hez Morales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Sc ccmenta muche IL salida de B2rbosa
Matfenzo, Guxman CSrsada, pars Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

- RECOMENDAMOS nuesGroa amigos
sl hotel sThe Marinso, San Jose no /, Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

El regreso de Mr.. B er k, Obispo de Puerto
REQ, ha aldo tran fsrido para sl ps6ximo mes
de Junio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

La NUEVA CENTRAL, de Andres Pik.
Dulceffs, eonftsTfs y repoatsEfa.s San
Fiancisco 77,--Sa siryen toda casa de encSr-
gos en- dfcho ramo. San Juan, Puerto Rico
Te 6fono: 1877
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Ha smpesado funeionar Ia Corts federal
en- esta capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Anoche no pudo verifcarse In retreta, /
c&uER de Ia lluviA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
Dice Barbosa /:
GMientras Ma

GMientras Ma
tieDzo procls ma la
union, los fedora
les estAn preparSn-
dose para la lucha.,
Por esas frases
go w nun el ee6or
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Sc hacsn grandes reformas en- ell ediHcio
del Banco AgTieola. Esta sraslada aus oRcinas
bahia. Asf podrkn alqniIar II parts deIanfers
cue dR II eailas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

T&mpoco concurri6 Rio Pisdras In ban
de Ia insnIar, como viene hsci6ndolo todos /
domiDgos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Fiancisco 77.-Sa siryen toda clasa de ancsr-
gns en- dfcho ramo. San Juan, Puerto Rico
Te.efono: 1877
Aver lego eata Capital don Edelmiro
Lespier, propietaaio de <Ei Diario de Ponces
Este amigo ha tenido una larga conferen
cia con ei isfe delpsrtldo don Santisgo r
sabsmos que en- los pnntos que consult6
Lespier con Palmer, estuvisron de aeuerdo en-
Hoy regresa aqusl Ponce. Buen visje
le dessAmos.
Probablsmante vlaitara ei honorable doc
tor Samuel M. Lindaay la escuela nocsnrna
CON motive de empesaFse Las clases esta noche
. Ias media.
FARMAC1A AMERICANA. - Fortaleza-
90. San Juan Puerto Rtco.-Medicinas de Pa
tente drogas, srttcuios de tocador instru-
msntos de cirujfa &, precos sumamsnte bsra
tos
Por disposition del Inspector general dor
Alberto +. Martinez. 81 iueves 30 del actual
toda Las escnelas 6blfcas de ests Capital cele
brar&n ell eDacareten Days.
Hay mucha snimaci6n para ell bale que
prepare In iuvsntud de San Juan en- oil Hote
o oImpo, sisndo de caraeter fotimo tsnisndo
que entregar la invltaci6n In entrada del S.
lon para poder tomar paTte.
Hay varios candidates. para Ia plaza de es
oribfsnts en ell AyuDtamiento da San Juan
dotada coz 5s dollars mensuales
Sc eneuentra feeojido en- cana, On Santur.
ce, nusatro amigo el doctor Calixto Romero
y oantero.
Hs smpesado funeionar la Corts federal
en- esta capital.
SuenA el nombre de nuestro amigo don
Joaquin Fernandez para 10 plaza de gegente
del Banco ARrfcoia. Creemos e. IN buen can.
didAto para dicha plaza, pues el senior Fsrnan-
dsz co comerciante, eonseiero del Banco ha-
bia tan bisn el fogfss como el esrsiol, y como
CO In Marcia opsrAciones del Banco v In al
tuaci6n de los sgricnlsores de In iala,
Sc hacen grandes reformas en- sl ediHcio
del Banco AgTieoa. Esta traslada aus ofcinas
. los altos tomRndo tnda II parte qua dk . il
bahia. Asf podrAn alqniIar l. parts deiRnters
cue a. . II eAlla'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Sc encusntra reeojido en- cana, On Santur.
cs, nuaatro amigo el doctor Calixto Romero
y CAntero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

En- el mes pr6xlmo comenzsra en- RIO Pie
dras In obra del edi6cfo que ha de destinarse
para eseueEs gradnads.
Este serA nm buen edi6cio con que Sc al
mentark ei L6mero de los que tiene Rio Pie
dFas.
TAmbisn serG comsnsada muy pronto 10
escuela de modelo que hay en- proyecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

La SASTRERIA DE MODA es Ia de En-
riqne Lefehra, Cristo No H. Racomendamos
A-nuestros amigos que In favorescan con sus
trabaios. md.