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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01
Joke. and this man on the spot for.
swore practical Joking forever
Youths Companion.
Not a Bit Surprised.

Say. boys" he broke In. poor Jim.
my Turner'S dead"
Jimmy Turner was a jockey and
trainer well known on Western tracks,
and each member Of the party heayed
a preliminary sigh Of regret at bis tax
ing Off. But not one Of them was sur
prlsed. Not at all. Quite to the con
trary. Every one Of them had fore
seen and predicted 1t time after time.
well, I'm not a bit surprised" said
the first man. THE last time saw
Jimmy he looked mighty bad to me.
Kind OF peaked about the eyes"
Yes" said the second man, break
ing in, "and he's had that hectic flush
on his cheeks for the last two months {"
Il was falling my wife yesterday"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01
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but s1 sas az sassyss gsss ths ssae.
poaigl4a % ths eastg ezs,s eiSE Az =
aog aiHsrsug srua ghag u AZ az naY
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Isr'az sAr passing % alsat y Aay ~
u dsT - aleAt several fAtssAt
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sssae~rataFr at sausss apd fa4 &
F dawu. an4 consequently asAsM4 ,
alsrvnately h~ihe ths0wu 7ut al hils4
Up axala. Gad e l. wen aaaNa tts
rhsuss - stats Il arrosa pa aiaf "
riswtrleai pArppeteHA aua gseM8
rhemirai esauifessastses also, III ~
mati1a % drw Aas .roaahig. tkefsfas
far mars - dew eFsvts thaa anpas
TIE ma.ssragaE q obis~ts via taaK
Dew Il visaHstnE. BOG rpsirvly hsenu4
it L. wa;sr- but hosaass IL Possesses a
taviEurat.ux a-s'oa. due PARITY Il &c
rate. 20 tas fars that q Il ssEsssa
wjtb otyEru. ssd g has hs~z ss1sf
that tariag Its saraa,iaa psrutsts Z
hJiroEnu aa1 saaso uspas afe aft
aprd
Il l. H7t iraprphabls sAas sss pens
Iariy attractive ani rvffeshEng 4sll4
HGlrh taa7ss the early nsatptHE An =
l's n-isiu 5p fhts gay CsFfaia \
That the braeins property u ghe sa
tunrRinE ar pears ~ 50 the Gag i
raurvs sa5 ls = rasy 10 caarstts q
ihls lnss - freshness Il de d =
Oxygen. gsnus ns prraxlde - hYafsf
'whjrAevrr IL mag bni being use& .
The difficulty II ln4ursHs kTasa
flourish uader irrv In fui isaf
wsll ku1va. sBd l. generally sSpst
- saying TIA, Tho tfss sbsusts =
HogFisbIns constituents ~ the 50
that i' keeps tho suuiiEht away 60
tho grass and protects Il ffua
rain I, l. doubtful whether 80
those explanations are true. N -
rvasoa most probably being ssai
vliallEIaE dew cannot form spua 2
grass under srpe. whereas ~ ~
both rain and light can reach Il. =
Il probably essential 70 the vsilse
Of both plsut and animal 10 q E1uN
extent than ls known and the bsar.ss
expression In the Prayer Beck.
upon them the continual dew q -
blessing" may he Remembered .
connection Lancet.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

this generation to direct steamship connection between
the inland OF the North the vessels
built big enough to make them profitable reghters be-
tween Duluth and Liverpool they could get through
the Canadian canals and there prospect OF the Do
minon government enlargng those waterways They have
already cost lot Of money for improvements and being
now adequate for all ordinary purposes they win be main
They be used to advantage however ships of mod
est tonnage which s large enough encounter
cessfuly the pers Of navigation In the lakes Such
the steamers planned for the Great and St Lawrence
Company They viii carry grain for longer distance with
out breaking bulk than any other vessels built for
Northwestern trade and viii facilitate export reducing
chargeA-Brooklyn Eagle
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

An Oklahoma man once told m In.
dian that . desperate white man wa.
after his scalp. He smiled and shooh
his head. "a few days later" con.
ttnues the narrator. I'VE were TALKING
b the white man. when the Indian
came up TO the group He had spo,.
ted the stranger and knew him by
sight Without saying a word to him
he walked up within arms reach and
struck the white man In the face with
q rough, heavy glove He paused for
q few seconds and hit him again
UghP he exclaimed a. he whosasd
around and walked away. The white
man looked at the Indian In amaze.
msmt, but made no show Of rsaen,.
msnt Later in the day. when We ask.
Cd the Indian Why he didn't follow
up the insult with blows, he told ma
the white man was a coward. In
explaining how he knew II he said
the mans jaw dropped when he
struck him IN the face the second
time with the glove. and that this. with
the Indian, was an unfaillng sign Of
cowardice"-Kansas City Journal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01
Protection AGAINST fire.

TIE town OF Salem, n c.. offers a useful object les
in the system Of protection from the dangers
IRE. The town is 1877 years old, and in all time
not only has had connagration but disastrous
IRE. II has In all its history had Ore
loss $3.50. There only dwelling burned
In 100 dating from 178 and there but
one fire which beyond the building in which it orig
mated On that occasion buildings burned
worth $3.50 During the first 2T years Of history
the total loss OF by IRE less $4,000 And
Salem IS town Of between 1000 and 5000 people.
The explanation OF this remarkable immunity from hre
Saems FIRE ordinance which provides for Inspection
all buildings in order dangerous heating appl
The inspectors hunt all defective nues unsafe
stoves and furnaces insecure soveppes chmneys
unsafe recepaces for ashes They also give special
ton to the construction OF buildings property owner
allowed put up insecure building even more
to the the people themselves cooperate eheeruy
with the inspectors and from long experience become
themselves well acquainted with all methods Of prote
ton against fire. Thus they have mnimzed danger
with the results already stated.
1t Is the old story. prevention Is worth
pound Of cure" Fires be absolutely stopped but
they can be largely prevented by thorough inspection
Of danger being removed provided against there
Is little chance OF dre-Chicago Tribune
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

A special builgtin has been issnsi !
the Department Of AEriCuitufa . Z
relations Of population and feed
ducts In the Ualted States. sfei
OF Aaska and the Insular posses, :.
The food resources per capita =
census year OF 1000 follow. whesL
bushels: oats. 1910 bushels: -
corn, s4.pt bushels: barley. ~
Ella, buckwheat. O.16 bushels. re-
bushel: rice. 5.2a pounds; potatoes
bushels: sweet potatoes, O.5s ~
sugar. 8.S4 pounds: strip and H'oA
OBS gallon. pulse. OLE Dushei' 9
o.6e head: swine. O.s5 head, sseef
head; orchard products, 27p eas
onions, ole busbel: market garas
Including small fruits, $780, sei1l.
ical frultA II cents. poultry. -
eggs II dozen; honey, 0so
fishery products. las pounds
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01
6raia Trade on the Lakes.

HE development Of the grain trade In Northwest
will be wonderfully advanced when the plans Of the
Great Lakes and st. Lawrence Transportation Com
pany fully realized. This concern which has lts
headquarters In Duluth has launched the Of fleet
OF ten steamers designed carry grain that city and
other lake ports down through the Canadian canals and the
St Lawrence to Montreal and Quebec where carzoes VIII
be transferred to larger vessels for transportation across
the Atlantic This Is the we are likely to get In
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01


When the nights are lonS and IAs Just
Ia deep,
The .hepherds al the door
uiI,o the littls shire woOlly shsSp
That he drives Oh before
Never a sound does the shepherd aaAS
Ills nock Is as 'tll as be
Under the b0ashs the.F E0ai tAeg VAS
Whatever that rvai msy De-
And one may catch on shft'siihs brief
And ons drop dOnn a. the to'f,
Aai some may lag. sd sSlas LAY Wv.
Bag the rest 81 On before
rAs Wind /. thar shepherd % skill and
sweet,
And his sheep are the thistie'io"n'
All August long. b. alley ahi sIFSs',
lie drives tAsm thru lLa he iowa
st Nicholas.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01
All FaIan.

Correspondent-You saw what thu
papers said about you this morning. I
presume?
heired Millionaire president Of a
great corporatlonl-No; I don't know
what they said about me, but you may
say for me sir. that there wam', q
word OF truth In Chicago Tribune
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

went on the third member Of the wiss
mems association, that poor Jimmy
wasn't long for this world. How Ions
was he sickf'
About minute" said the newcom.
Ct He was run over and killed bv a
passenger train."-Chicago Tribune
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

AHAHAAN U.s.
Marlor's aad Ffsnrea ~srv huFvYinE
10 get To the lane bSfssr ii;,ie Jtn
caught up With theta. Ais l~gs were
much shDrtrr than tar.rs. asi 10 was
4aISr a distance bsbIad
~ Ns get past he tara % shs roat.
we're all right. said MaFl5rts ~Ila's
three years younger than I am. and
hes the aoat awtal tagsvr yoa srse
saw. he mIkht Iast a. veil 80 10
school ~ tbs road I've got a sservt
To tell you wAsp vSrp way In the
middle u the Jaas. Frunrss. whzrs
nobody can hear tts ahoat a party
I'm xOtng to have arSt wSrk
20 EDody- said Frances. looking
over her shoulder They passed Tbs
turn % the road and rua Into tho
grassy lane that Jed to school by =
roundabout way There was 40 stSa
Of little JIm behind thea.
som~aow Marjorie DID not ,e~i gate
happy after all. when they we're Ia
tho IaaS. Fraaees xrvw lmpausa, Zoe
she secret
Hurry up and toll ne sss uAis
p"Frd. although tASrv vas aaboty to
hear her
oh. 'tsn, much" said Martort.
tits only that mothers gplus ~ make
a puzzle cake with dIEsrrat thlara In
T. don't suppas" Jim could fan ~
tho bridge, 10 yuu1 lts sort ~ loo
ely. you know. and he's 81 llttls aHd
| tat"
Il suppose be could fan OF said
Frances. but . Marjorie. look A.
that great, biE dreadful darutug noo
do On that bush ahead % ~ Yoa =,
on that side. II you aren't afraid
"ow' am afraid cried Marjorie
with little sbrisk And thsrs arc
two Of thSm' And Il No 90 back now
we'll DO late Tor school
"MAriorier' called a little brr,,tt...
voice, and there was n sudden rush .,
short. fat legs that brought Jim rI,.a
to them. what's tho maffsry.
S"s those two horrid darnlns ns..
dies. cried tho two girls tosc,b.r
Why. I'll scare them OF" said lI,,,.
Jim. Then he picked a hong spray a,
goldsnrod. and marched ahead y,
Frances and biz sister.
Two vigorous waves Of the sola.r
rod. and buEIing sound ana-,h.
darning needles vera gone.
Il think I'd better walk ahead =,
you the rest Of the way" said IT,
Then he marched on. holding IN. -.
OF goldeurod Just "a a dunn m.,a,
holds his baton. twIrIlnE /, In tho Al,
and sometimes turning around 10 o..
the two little girls. and waking h..s
| ward '@s
Marjoris and F1ncsa marched L.
hind, and neither Of them t,id ~
once that he'd better 10 careful W" w.,
even when he backed into a blsrLh 49,
~ bush. "'a'so er-
How did you know we'd rim.
.ho amer asked Marjorie. Jus, bo,or,
they reached the end where /, ra 80 ~.
INTO the road. we didn't -. V''
when we turned in" you
why ron dropped this ll,,,. ,,.-
OF paper out n your book" .o,d n,
opposed ron did /, on purpo.s
"o"n eyes looked Atrn,sh4 r-
! Int" her blus OneS and M.,,. ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01
Little Stories and
Incidents that WIN
Interest and Inter.
tain Young Readers

stopped aRd stEaightenea Ais esn.,
very genglY.
Il win next time. Iin.~ she saA
THAT'S all right" said lltsis a.
cause you might need ne e -
after you and FFanesa Mothes -
that's what Toys are eeF. and thea -
10 tell Course l sha'n't tsll anyhaa,
bout those daFaiHg nesdissi joe knsw
that didR'I yoar'-YOath's co@,a..
Ton.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

Ifeiea. a iiggtr daughter ef EseaAB
lvc-aa gaFsats. baaAsas VsTY aa3xA a.
Egye 81 oAs sy~aisS al TIE zaA4efa8
sge4 Zoe eoaEsssEhg utEh ssg trsanh
h 10 Nsrasxtaa Eengus. SKA q
s,Aimea. ~Wgy d9at yga salk he w1s
ws 3d. We asa-g sAik ss~wpEsaA. "
talx rexsbyEeftaAg-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

Little Charlie seat vita hs aaeie ~
s-~ the seal anA ta- sea li1a The era.
was % srv~ rIhiJiIt0a bat 10 s~s Tbs
sea ItOn yoa bad t1 pay TIE hsg~ sun
Of . ceuta. % II wesssFs part&aes
Two bltA"
Wh-n Charts returned. his 5li-r sts
tee said 10 hlm We'll, Caaslte. ~ bat
WA the diRrrrnro bstse-a the s-al
aai the s-a IJoa 80
Two bita. promptly replied Charts
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

We wonder II in the next world
women stand next to each other in the
heavenly choir for a thousand years
but don't speak because they have NOT
been introduced
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01
Rsplsai.Aiag ,As saa<s.

Ons mOFaihg my brother wAa N
thea absu, years old. VAS swaassar
OH tbs gate. VI h~u . EesghbgE eaae =
She said 10 him:
--Goosi LaSrutag Att@FL G0g I -
Tor as Ihis HoralngF'
NO papa. hasa's Kissed ne yet. III
Il ysa'll paiE u mlEass Ill FaR a aak
Ext NHe-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

IigGis huIh lived IA a toss wAess
usa electric railroad was bwiag IN
Size pAs warned that " shs huneAni
ghe i've Eau II peaid all her. ~
replied
4 viii sal1 Fisht ser0ss EkS nsszs
az aal u see aRytAlas ghat tsAs
l4s i've FaI. Iu sEsg "a lIs asae -
ALL H."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

the
persons took and The
and adopted Of driving
animals from the outskirts Of
hcd by netting which As the
rabbits entered the they many
dd succeed In apg the eight foot
victims to the cruel but
their ' ""
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

A woman who sushes 0ver
when he IL tired and hungry =
term In . padded calL
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-01

u "a hard . tell who is borrowing
mOnsy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12

Desde que Rio Piedras, por medic
de malas artes electorales, cay6 en- poder
de los pseudo-republicanos vlenen ocu-
rriendo alll cosas peregrinas.
Recordemos rapidamente la actltud
del Juez de Paz en- ell asunto de las mas
caritas; la destituci6n, por ell alcalde,
del Official de Sanidad doctor Paniagua-
hoy repuesto-y alguno que otro hecho
de parecida Indole, inspirados en- ell es-
cozor en- las inquinas que las luchas
polfticas despiertan recrudecen en- los
espiritus mediocres 8 atrabiliarios, sin
nobIeza moral v sin alteza de miras.
Tales incidentes, en- 81 mezquinos, Y
que va nos tienen acostumbrados nues-
tros adYersarios causa de La frecuencia
con que sc complacen en- repetirlos- son
tortas y pan pintado 81 Sc les apareja y
compare con otros actos vandalicos que
demuestran que extreme de peryersi6n
repugnante ha descendido parte de nues-
tro pueblo, merced & las pr6dicas insen-
republicanos.
No va solo contra los federales Sc
dirigen encaminan tan mobiles proce-
dimientos; vlctfmas son tambien los ex-
trangeros residences en- ell pals, y en- es-
peclal los eSpanOIeS, Segun 10 UesblIcaH
los successes escandalosos ocurridOs en-
Cayey, Guayama y Rio Piedras, de que
la prensa-excepto la republicana-se
ha ocupado con indignation y pesadum-
bre.
Hace POGO, en- su primer n1mero,
un peri6dico frances, que Sc publica en-
San Juan, L Etend0rd, dirig1a una car
ia alberta al gobernador protestando de
la cobarde aggression de que fu6 vfctima
en- Yauco Mr.. Anziani & quien <dos po-
icfas, que lie hab1an visto con una car
terra LENA de billetes de banco, lie ace
charon despues de haberle herido gra
vemente en- la cabeza, 10 desvalijaron.>
FL <Heraldo> y Ell <Boletfn,o Or
ganos de la colonia espanola, mas de
una vez protestaron de los abusos y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
A los tfdnsfugas y los traldOres

Su nOmbre es Ell timbre de perver-
sidad que ha impresO en- tOdos los item
pos la historic en- la faZ de los vergOn-
zantes mercaderes, timbre que hace ex'
tremecer al hijo del honor, Y que son.
roja la digna esposa.
Su hOgar es la caverna, en- cue re.
posa de los ardores del dia la pantera.
SBipedO gatas2 Oh, cuan sosegado
sueno el de los que no han Vulnerable
nunca un derecho ajenO, nj violado ell
deber, nj ensangrentadO su historic, nj
procedido de mala fe / No llorar8n nun
ca en- las noches de su vejez, los errores
cOmetidOs en- ell transcurso de su exis
tencia, al NAL consagrada. No tendran
nunca que bajar la vista delante de los
demas hombres, nj ante sus hijos, nj
ante ell mundo, cuyo ojo mas espantable
que ell de Cain segun Sc dice en- los xBu
graves sigue todas parties los que
no tienen como heroismO, sino sus afro.
ces crimenes cubiertOs por la mascara
diafana de OminOSa hipOcresla.
Infelices los que tratan de echar
pOr terra los principles de la moral
del espfritu, para satisfacer las exigen.
cias de So caprichO aberraciOnes; que
solo cOnducen la ruina total del apre-
clio del sentimientO; la oprobiosa
cruenta degradadacion social a los
infiernOs del remordimiento, como no
sentir horror lastima al mismo item
po pOr los traid0res de todas las 6po
cas- que encarnan la iniquidad la per.
fidia y que sucumben al peso de la de-
sesperaci6n, de la impotencia Y de la
afrenta para ser maldecidos por sus
hijos Y por los pueblos maldecidos si
por la historic qae le somete sus Jul.
clos profundos & irrebatibles
Voy terminar.
La playa es inmensa: abundan mu-
cho los traidores = los tr8nsfugas como
las serpientes en- los bosques. Es preci-
so estar alerta para aplastarlos como
a reptil innundo que quiere ensuciar.
nos con su baba. Es precise estar aler.
Ia contra sus planes mefstof6licos; pero
mieDtras mas tramen mayor sera el vo
ldmen de cieno que rebote a sus rostros
v con mayor bizarria levantara su ca
beza venerable ell federalismo, que es
indisoluble indestrnctible por estar
basado en- los santos ideales de la re.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
A DlESTRO Y SINIESTRO

atropellos cometidos en- Cayey y Qua
yama contra varios compatriotas suyos,
por las turbas desenfrenadas.
Hoy. nuestro corresponsal en- San
Juan nos da cuenta de IN conap01ate
propinado en- las afueras de Rio Piedras
& tres individuos por un agente policia-
co.
A mayor abundamiento, ell <HeraI-
do EspafIol1, en- su edicion de aver, re-
fere hechos horripilantes, sin preceden-
tes. que no pueden menos de causar do
lorosa sorpresa.
En- ell propio Rio Piedras, ell 27 de
Febrero, manos criminales, avezadas &
clio sin duda, quitaron las tuercas dos
carros perteneciente don Antonio Sa-
lazar, en- los cuales conduce & la Caro-
lima. para la venta, ell pan de su tahona.
No conformes con este, llenaron los
vehiculos de materias fecales Y, no sa-
tisfechos ain de tan incalifcable hazafla,
propia de gente salvaje & la siguiente
noche, despu6s de haber tratado de ahor-
car uno de los caballos que tiraban di-
chos carros, Sc dirigieron & la cochera
de don Manuel Gonzalez, donde estaba
al Guido ell infeliz animal, Y lie dieron
cinco punaladas en- la cabeza.
Tan brutal, tan increible es este,
que no hallamos frases bastante duras,
I, bastante grafcas energicas con que
condenarlo 6..darle, por 10 menos, ell cali
fcativo que merece.
He ahf hasta que punto han soli-
viantado las pasiones, en- animos mise
rabies y ruines, ciertas propagandas de
nuestros adversarios, concitadoras de la
vengsnza el odio.
Y Jain habla Mr. Hunt en- sus dis
cursos, de obligado clich6, del progreso,
de la prosperidad y de la cuItura que al
canzamos de las garantfas que existen
para la seguridad de las propiedades
las personas!
iCuanta vergienza y cuanta igno-
miniai
cORTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
NOti(idS generates

NOMBRAMIENTO: Ha sid0 nOmbradO
Professor de las clases de Espanol en- ell
cuartel de Ballaja, el cabo Ramon Ague-
ros de la COmpania GO del Regimlento
de Puerto Rico
Sc LICENCIA: FL Sargento Juan Gu
ret de la Compania &A~ del Regimiento
Provisional de Infanteria de Puerto Ri
co, tom6 su licencia absolute del ejer-
cito ell dia del actual.
TERMINAD0: Hoy termina ell plazo
de los trabajOs de la Asamblea Legis-
lativa.
Miss. ROOSEVELT: Sc prepara un
gran recibimiento a Ia hija del Presi-
dente.
DoNATIvo: La sonora Lugo Vinas
ha recibido so para ell Hospital de mu
jeres, donSivo hecho por la sonora
Allen desde los Estados Unidos.
PRoRRoGA: FL honorable ComisiO
nado del Interior ha concedido a los
senores Marin & Ca, de San Juan, una
prorroga de 45 dias, para concluir los
tas, UtuadO, Yauco Sabana Grande.
FALLECIDo: Ha fallecido en- ell Asi'
10 de ninas de Santurce la asilada Her
miniS Ruiz, de la Capital.
INGREsADO: Han ingresadO en- ell
Nanicomio Maria Perez Algar1n Ma
ria Perez, ambas del pueblo de San
Lorenzo.
UNA DEsGRACIA FL viernes de La
semana pasada en- la hacienda <Pla'
ceres~ de don Juan. Ladevere sufrio un
trabajador de dicha hacienda la cogida
de un brazO, por las masas que muelen
la cana, destroz3ndoselo completamen
te.
EMULsI6N DR.. don Ramon Emete-
rio Betances M6dico puertorriqueno re
sidente en- Paris, escribe
~Me complazco en- declarar que la
Emulsion de Scott de aceite de higado
de bacalao con hipofositos, es tolerada
con facilidad por los enfermos, va sean
hombres mujeres ninos Es una ex.
celente medicina que rinde los mejores
servicios en- las Intermediates en- que
SO recetaba ell aceite simple de higado
de bacalao.~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
COmerCiantes Comisionistas

Los senores Balbas ca, nos par
cicipan haber trasladado sus oficinas q
Ia playa de Ponce, con objeto de poder
atender con mayor efcacia los nego-
clos de importaciones exportaciones
q que vienen dedicandose.
En- ell local que actualmente ocupan,
han montado todos los aparatos necesa-
rios para Pillar, pulir, impiar y escoger
cafe, movidos por fuerza electrical.
Del departamento de exportaci6n
de frutos sc ha encargados nuestro esti-
mado amigo don Miguel Morell.
Deseamosle muchos negocios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12

generaci6n de la patria, de Ia igualdad
y de la democracia que es Ia yirgen de
America, yirgen mas pdra y bella que
la Venus griega que surgiera de las
espumas del mar.
Obreros de la libertad. reprimida
pOr las imposiciones de altaneros l.
garcas ,federales de coraz0n alerta no
claudicar jamas estar siempre:
Con la justicia y la patria, que es
ell escudO.
Con la democracia y Ell orden, que
es la divisa
Con ell derecho la ley, que es Ia
autoridad
FIDEL r. RODRIGUEZ
(Obrero federal.
Caguas, 10 de Mario de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
A Quien corresponds

Con notable retraso por consi-
guiente, con notable perdida hemos re-
cibiao hoy las noticias de nuestro Co
rresponsal de Ponce.
La carta, en- vez de llegar & su des-
tino que 10 era Caguas, fu6 conducida &
la Capital hoy viene con ell siguiente
timbre:
MISSENT.
MANDADA LUGAr ERRADo.
San .51l0n, P0rt0-R5c0.
FL senior Inspector de Correos debe
suponerse que la correspondence de
nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce, lie vale 4
la empresa algunos dollars, y que reci-
biendose aquf sus noticias retrasadas,
nos son completamente indtiles.
Vease ESQ y corrfjase.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-12
! rr1ulSion
! sSCOtt
;
] E(1onpLeto

La Emulsion de Scott
por sus componentes de
aceite de hfgado de ba-
calao { hipofosfitos de
cal y de sosa, eS uno de
los alimentos mas COM
pletoS para la economic
humana.
Es un excitante de la
nutricion. Sc absorbe
por la flbra muscular.
siendo un gran renova-
dor de los tejidos y de
los principles albuminoi-
deos fundamentals, ex-
pulsando las toxinas,
bacterias infecciosas Y
sus productos. Purifica
totalmente la sangre, y
es por reunir esas pro-
piedades que la