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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
LANE-PUTNEY.
Wedding of Two Popular Young Bur-
IingtOnians Monday afternoon.

Walter o. Lane and Miss Ellen c.
Putney were married Monday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Wood at $50 South Willard street by the
Rov. G.. H. Beard. only a small company
of invited guests witnessed the ceremony,
which took place in the library. This
room was prcttily trimmed with pconics.
evergreen and palms and the couple stood
under IL globe of pconies which, when
the ceremony had been performed, open
cd showcring the couple with rose pet
ais.
The wedding party consisted of the
bride, attended by her father, Prof.
CHARLES l.. Putncy. who gave her away;
the brides sister, Mrs. l.. l.. Wood, who
and Lois Wood, who preceded the bridal
party holding two silk strcamcrs of
white ribbon which bordcrcd the path;
Charles Wood, nephew of the bride,
who followed, bearing the rings on a
white pillow and the groom. attended
by his best man, Harry S. Weed.
The bride was gowned in white silk
trimmed with chiffon and lace and the
matron wore white satin The little
maids also wore white and blue. The
wedding music was rendered by Miss
Isabelle Paddock of st. JohnsburY and
Mrs. G. NJ. Smith, Mrs G.. II. Root and
Mrs IL. S. Peck assisted in receiving tho
guests ana presided at the tables. lhorc
was Il fine display of wedding gifts. Tho
happy couple left on the afternoon train
for n wedding journey after which they
will reside on Cliff street in this city.
Among those present from out of town
were Miss Alice Lynch of Canton, Ohio,
Miss Frederick Payne of Brooklyn. n.
y. Mrs. r. +. Edgar and Miss Lena
Lane of Boston.
4 unique and dainty lunch was served
10y Miss Agnes Marion Billiard OF ST.
JohuShurY. Il graduate of the Boston
Cooking school. This was Miss Bullard $
first attempt in this city and was most
e1lrnc-. sfnl-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
Potential Junior.
Standard bred stallion. Height 10
Hands. Weight LOO Lbs, Color
Cherry. BAY Marks. star and
Both Hind Pastcrns White.

Potential Junior is a horse Of magnih.
cent presence, standing a little over 10
hands high. with bone and substance 10
match his height and range; he has good
head, we'll poised, long, hreedy neck,
deep, we'll laid shoulders and wide chest.
n round wcl-rihhcd middle, level long
and fun symmetrical quarters, plenty OF
bone below the knee and hook. ana stands
on an excellent set of feet, ample IN siZo
and of good texture, In action he leaves
very little to he desired, using both knees
and hooks in fine style, showing more Al
around action than horses Of the coach
ing breed and can trot four miles 10 their
one This grand horse should certainly
make very successful sire Of road and
carriage horses, while his breeding as a
sire TO get speed cannot be beaten by any
horse alive Aside from any recuniarY
interest that have IN THIS horse, ! take
great pleasure in recommending him tn
my old friends and patrons with whom
have done business for the last D. years.
think that In this horse l have a COM
biration of qualities that will really
recommend him to most people He is
absolutely sound, has a splendid DISPOSE
ton, nne locker, with plenty of bone
and size and beautiful coat.
This horse will make the season Of lq03
at my farm in Charlotte. known ms the
Scofold place. Terms Si0e to insure.
WM. =. WEST, Charlotte. VI
&w A.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
SALES VERY LIGHT.
Richmond Druggist Disposed OF Great
est Amount of IiuuOr.

The sales of liquor made by druggists In
Chittondcn county holding fifth class
licenses have been sworn to and recorded
by County Clerk Ray. OF the 20 returns
made. two made no sales during the month
and all one made was the sale of gallon
of whiskcy fer private use The total sales
of liquor under the fifth class licenses
were Sl6So3 T.. w. Freeman of Richmond
had the largest sale, disposing of $1O.9I
worth OF liquor during the month.
The sales were apportoncd as follows:
Il. a. Frost of Milton, $50; -. j. Catalan
of Winooslt $l.50; W. j. Burke of Wnoo-
ski $40, T.. II. Crandal of Winooski. moth
ing; W. c. Rushey of Winooski. $305; II.
W. lockwood of Jericho, $l0.92 NJ f..
Icary of Richmond, S23. 10; T.. Il. Williams
of jericho, $l.15 Il. W. Freeman of Rich.
mond, 5000; Frank IGldrcd of Buringto on,
$40: W. }. Henderson of Burlington, $l7:
Trcflio Duhamcl of burlington, $l6; G.
a. Churchill of Burlington, $40; George
l.ovcland of burlington. $2.25: Eugene
Gosselin of burlington 1.-TWO storcs). S1.Cj
j. w. O'Sullvan of burlington, nothing:
w. 7. Waldo Of burlington. ono gallon for
private use; J. G. Bclirosc of Burlington,
81, and W. H. Iottman & Co., of Bur
lington, s.. 10.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
season nj Che Opera House Closes with
"Othcr Peoples Money"

Tho season at Howard Opera House
closed Thursday with "Othcr Peoples
Money which was given before a good
sized audience. Tho season has been II
successful one and the attractions pre-
scnted have been such as to satisfy all
classes of thoatrc-Gucrs. The number of
really excellent plays has been largo and
they have generally been accorded crowd
ed houses. The play last evening was "A
comedy, pure and simple, and contained
such an amount Of humor that the audi
cnce was kept in laughter from the be-
ginning to the end. The gowns worn by
May Sargent were viewed with admira-
ton by every woman in the opera house.
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Burlington; J. T.. Cushman, ESQ, Bur

Burlington; j. L. Cushman, Esq. Bur
lington.
THURSDAY, EVENING SESSION.
Lecture illustrated by lantern. Sewage
Disposal" Mr.. X. II. Goodnough, chief
engineer. Massa chusctts State board
of health. Boston.
j. w. Notcy, Burling-
ton; DR. W. Il. Slayton, health officer
Hyde Park.
FRIDAY, MORNING SESSION.
Paper, Sanitary Defects of Vormont's
Country Schoolhouses," DR.. S. H.
Phelps, health officer, Fairfax.
Discussion-Dr. f. S. Hutchinson, health
officer, Enosburgh Falls; Or. +. j.
Gale. health officer, East Calais.
Paper, "Nentlation as Principle" Prof
S. II. Woodbridge, Massachusetts In
stitutc Technology. Boston.
Discussion--Mr Frank Austin, Burlng-
ton; DR.. G. r.. Ross. health officer
West Rutland; Or. j. b. Wheeler
Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
DEATH Or MRS. A. e. STEVENS.

Mrs a. +. Stevens of 81 Drew street
died Friday forenoon after an illness
of seven weeks. Mrs. Stevens was 10
years of age and was born in Milton, her
parents being Nelson and Lucy Wheat
she lived during the early part of her
life i'm her native town and for the past
II years has resided in this city and
Winooski. She was a member of the Bap-
fist Church in this city.
The deceased is survived by a husband
and seven children. They are Mary j.
Duprat of WnoosN and Norman f.. L.
Jane, Albert f., William T.. George r.,
and Leo Stevens of this city, She is also
survived by four brothers George
Wheat of Woodsvlle, ~. H.. Nelson
Wheat of New York State, William
Wheat of GroVeland, Mass, ana Joseph
Wheat of Wnoosli. The funeral was
held from the house Monday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
JUSTICES BILLS AUDITED.
Ninoosl,i Man liud Thrcc-Huartcrs of
the Total Amount.

II. +. Graham, state auditor. COM
plcted his audit of the accounts of the
justices of the peace in Chtteadcn coun-
UY Friday and r turned home. The
total costs for the last six months i'm the
justice courts have been $l05l.13. r.. l..
Graves at WinoOski had the largest cost
bill, the amount being $7>oiS, This is
the last audit in which the costs in liquor
cases viii come under the State audit
Under the new license law the fines and
costs paid Ivy respondents 30 to the
towns and any costs incurred must be
paid by the towns.
Tho justices and their several bills for
tire last audit were as follows. L. H.
Graves Of Nmoos'i. $7>i.lN, H. II. Fuller
Of Milton. %9i21' T. g. Webster of Bur
uuston. &l7l; G. W. Sihlcy of Essex
Junction, $2>>l; John Philips Of Bolton,
$2'o3 Gour%" Davis of tIinosburgh, SO II
and y. i, Miller of Shclburnc $997
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

At the meeting of those interested in
the formation of a eOfr club held last
Thursday afternoon, the club organized
with the following officers: President.
OIIalloran '0i; vice president, Bancroft.
'0j; secretary, TYCe '0i; executive commit
tee, iiathorno o. IIulctt 0l, Patterson
ri. a communication from Williams COL
lego. inviting Vermont to Join the New
England. College Golf association was read
at the meeting.
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MEMS LIST.

VIM. Bcddcr, Frank Bordo, j. r,
Bourdeau, r, W. Bonner, Fred Branard
GU, w. Black VIM, Beisctt, Rev, II.
NJ. Douglas, Eddie Dorey Geo A. Drew.
W. L. Field, Ford Flagg, G. II. Fisher,
George Getchel, H. Il. Gage, j. $. Gran
ford Tierille Quay, George Hamilton,
Philasse Larivee, Filemon Logano,
George A, Moss, r. L. Mitchell, c. II,
Marshall Fred Pratt, Roy j. Riley, Paul
Shappy, j. ID. Sauriole, Jos Sequin, q, l..
Smith
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
POLICEMEN SUSPENDED.
Charges Made AGAINST Officers Brothers
and COOn-Ncw Appointments.

Two policemen, Officers j. J. Brothers
ANA e. Il. Coon, were suspended Fri
day pending investigation. The charges
az linSt officer Coon are that he made a
wrong statement relative to his age in
his Application for appointment as rcgu-
lar. lie stated his age to be 40 while
it is claimed that he is over ~. As that
age is the limit for policemen il is
claimed he was Illegally appointed The
charges against officer Brothers have
not yet been made public.
Mayor burke has appointed Edward
MaronGo regular policeman. He has APP
pointed tho following special officers: q.
r.. Watson, j. y. Riley. Thomas Murphy
and John Cannon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11

ners don't go up to them and shout. Get
out of here or go on lie respectful
have told YOU to stick to these rules. But
this does not mean that you are TO 80 out
and sec how many arrests you can make.
Remember that a person under the i'll
nucnce of liquor has some rights. Make
arrests only after careful Judgment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
VERMONT UNDERWRITERS.
Third Annual Convention to lie Held
in Montpelier June 2B-25.

The third annual convention of the
Vermont Undertakcrs' and Emhalmcrs'
association will be held at the Pavilion
Hotel in Montpelier, June 23 Il and %.
The third day will he devoted to an ex-
animation for licenses. The programme
follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
RECEPTION TO MEDICAL STUDENTS

The annual informal reception given
by the faculty of the medical department.
of the University of Vermont to the
students was held Friday night at tho
home of the dean. Or, II. c. Tinkham.
over 900 Of the students were present and
a pleasant time was enjoyed by all
Music Of high order was rendered by a
trio comprised Of Miss Alice Nash, George
d. Sherman and Bert Waterman, AMI
several choice vocal selections were given
by Butler Gammons and Vale.
Light refreshments were served at q
large table in the dining room.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
VT. HEALTH OFFICERS
Programme for Annual school of In
Structi0n In Burlington Next Week.


The fifth annual school of instruction
for Vermont health officers, under the
direction of the State board of health,
will he held in the Y. NJ. c. \. hail in
this city next week, June 16 to 10, inclu-
sire. Tho programme follows:
,rr.rsnA>- t,,.r>t<c o.croct-
V
preliminary remarks, the president Of
the State board.
-'O' i,y@,o " "'''o''''' 'hc mayor oi BUR
Address, the governor of Vermont
Address. Recent Public Health Legisla-
ton in Vermont, as 1t Affects Local
boards of Health Hon. Joel c.
I'ahor, Rutland.
Discussiou-Dr. f.. j. Fish. health officer
RoNalton; Dr &. ". Peck, health
officer, brandon; Hon. Henry Ballard.
Burlington
v.rn~ruI,v ,,npxt.c e,,,cc,o>-
Paper, Vermont Laws Relating to the
Registration Of Vital Statistics" Mr.
Henry l.. Stllson, health officer, Ben
nington.
Discussion Mr.. Charles e. Allen. Bur
lngton; Dr. j. II. Hamilton, health
pa oillcrr' ., iIcIIoro' >.., =,
furious to the Public Health. and How
Shall 1t BE Legally Ahated?" pr. j..
II. Blodgett health officer, SaXtons
River.
ton; Mr.. JAY Spiccr. health officer,
South Burlington; DR.. j. W. Cope
land. health officer Lyndonvillc
yvt,D\rcr>v ,1,rIp>.oo>- .,cc,o%
''''''-N ar r-'''>''N 8''''7 '>'
Paper, THE Sanitary Regulation of Bar
hers shops, Dr +. NJ Brown, health
officer sheldon.
III. .
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
MOMENTS LIST

List of unclaimed letters in the BurlinG
ton postoitice for the week ending June
3, 1909:
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That Beautiful Gloss.

comes from the varnish in Dcvoes Var
nish Floor Paint; costs cents more n
quart though. Sold by liagar Bros. Bur
lnSton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease. powder to be shaken into tho
shoes. 1t makes tight or new shoes feel
easy: gives instant relief to corns and
hunionS It's the greatest comfort dis
covcry of the age. Cures and prevents
swoller feet hlisters. cal1ous and sore
spots. Allen Foot-f,ase is a certain cure
for sweating hot, aching feet AT all
drug gsts and shoe stores. DC. Trial pack
age FREE by mail Address, Allen ,.
Olmsted. lie Roy, n. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11

Laura Cox, Georgia DcudncY Mrs Car
RE NJ. Dwirc, Miss l.. Merchants, ELIZA
beth McGraw, Mrs. Emile Paquctte, Mrs
W. q. Ritter. Miss Eta Stone.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11

had a most successful day at burlington
in his new offices. Patients congratulate
hrl for the change he has made. Ills
commodious Offices please the pupuc and
they are pleased to know that Prof. Will
kns has come to stay,
one woman told the people OF her Won
dcrful relief from heart failure, be-
lic"eS she would have been IN her grave
had it not been for Prot, wilkins, Pa
ticnts come from far and near and not
one goes away dissatisfied. Prof wilkins
surely is doing a great work for suffering
humanity. The blind have had sight re-
stored the deaf their hearing, and hun
drods have been snatched from their
graves.
Suffering men and wcmon! 1t will cost
you nothing to consult Prof. W Wilkins, and
he will tell you without asking YOU a
question what ails you, and whether or
not he can help you,
If YOU want to know more come and
see for yourself or write, Enclose stamp
for reply. Remember the days and dates:
Essex Junction. Johnson Hotel, Wednes-
days and Saturdays Waterbury Hotel,
Waterbury, Mondays and Thursdays
main office. Walker Lodge, opposite Van
Ness House on Main street, Tuesdays and
Fridays
A competent lady assistant in charge
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
No hay tales G;aTnerOS

Nm al n6mOFo del 10 dc sSta mes
90 Lea on Ella OoPHeSpondenciaD 10
siguisnts tornado de un peri6dico de
San German:
aJustieie n nm hombrs justoS.
ala sosiedad do Yaueo 80 hR rscon-
Geilindo con sl Doctor PAsarall, q
aquisn 90 prodiGAron los mAyorss
ay mas ipjustlnc&dos vslGmenas
eduPAnts sl periodo siactoral.
aY 0l eaball0ro Doctor, CON su
aAlmR gsnarosR, digna dc an gran
ah0noYAbilidad, vuelve A raspl&m-
adeeaP 0espuas de lA fuPioE& tenn
&psstAd que trAt&rA 6a q1itarle 10
sdue nadls pneds diseuIiEle; Sus
avfrtudes.
GY tu, pueblo, que aseuchAsts y
ahast& RplaudistS Rqusllo, OScuchR
ay aplAuds Ssto.D
nido poF que reeoneiliarGs CON el
doctoF Pasarell Su inmenRA ma
yoriA slsmpra 10 hA aenido en- 10
cue 90, bnan cIndAdano, msior
amigo y sxealaAts v s6bIo medico.
Lo que ha pGSSdo es qua media
dOesna de epgreidos tuvlsron 8
NAL v eHiliearon al doctor PAs&HslI,
an todos los tonos. que acspAArA en-
Las fItImas elaCcinnea In candida
tnFR federal.
Hoy, aRrepsntidos de hGbsr ex.
eitAdo Al SobeT0Yl0 en- contra del
cue los alsv6, volvieEon sobre sus
paRos, y rseonoeiendo sns errogss,
Aratan do que oil Doctor vuelvR O
eIlos, pero no 6es vAla "a doblex,
poYqus ~ SO les ha vtato 10 orsj1.
Nos hsmos anterAdo que al mu-
nieipio de Cabo Rojo, hacienda hA-
ciendo honor . quisn honor mere
co, hA nombrado, 6 plsnaa nombrar
nj doctor PasRrsll, Odeial de Sani
dad do aquslIA poblRcl6n con oil
susldo AnuAl de / 800 dollars.
e. pueblo de YAueo asnSlTiE muy
mucho vaFas privAdo dc I'm cabs
IlaF0 ban 6Ml que euantA con oil
Afscto dc la mayors, por 10 que
espsPa que sl doctor Pssarell no
Aespta las propoSicionss que ls
haesn y So quede sntre nosotros,
al lado do Gus hljos, oil lAAo de Bus
amigos.
I'm amigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
PONCE
NuTICuAs DIRECTAs }
Rnsro 20.

TIA an Is ealla de IL ViFtud. Dichos
vesinos sst&u sASisfsehos de las
gestiouas de dieho amplsado oil qua
vsrfAn CON guEto por mucho tismP1
desempsnAndolo'
Hoy ae han eslabrRdo en- el JUS
gaze del Este los iuiclos sjguientes:
Emilio Eebri, francisco Santana.
WrAuciaco Msdina. GuiilsFmo Far
nRnde1, Antonio Rutx y Jpan Bia.
Niavss por frauds al municipin;
Ramon FIgusroA por insultos J1-
ne Medina; Lorsnzo Ansdon por
insultns n Dioniaia Alv&roz y Ia
Iici&no Colon por infracei6n o las
lsyes de sanidRd.
La juvsntnd llsvRrS eabo sl die
% en- oil Casino nm suntuoso ba1l0,
para 81 ss prSpAFAn CON gran anil
mAci6n toda1 Las fAmilias, do modo
qua logFarkn su ohisto los i6vsnes
iniaiRdoreR do dieho festival.
Para mafiAna as varkn an IL Oor-
te de Dlstrito los iuicios siguisnsss:
Francisco RivsrR do Atbonito, por
Hcometimiento Juan 8. Peras, dc
Santa Isabel y Lorsnzo AivArex de
Juana DlsZ p0r imposturA.
Sc nos RSegura que muy pronto
90 pubiicaEA I'm Listin DiArio oil
cu&l ssr& dirigido por don America
Marin J don Eugenio Astol.
GORE con insistenciA la noticia
de que sl ssfior Arias hs suspsndl-
do lAs oEZaS que 10 eiscntabans
intarin ss IIavs dabo una lio nida-
cl6n de 10 invartido del smpressito
municipal.
Dos comaPciAntaa do astM eiudAd
40 pPoponen RpoFtar Rlgunos datos
EefeHsntes IR inversion de fondos
On la administraei6n pasRda.
LRs obr&s del passo dc Las Dali
elias seg6n so NOS Informs 90 llevR-
ran o cAbo por ramAts. Va sAbfs-
mos nosotros que don Antonio NO
entraba con eiartas cosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
Una mem0ria
La luz electrica

Hemos rsctbido una msmoFia que
pr1ssn1Aas . 10 Jnnta gsnsFAl de IL
compAf1ia an6nimA de - Luz sl6c-
trieA de Ponce el Presidents al
Ad Administrador de L. mtsma stf1or
Fritza 8 fra.'
Sagdn dichA msmoriA, In eompA-
MA ha ssuido de bsnsd :io en- al
1902 nueUe mat clt0tr0etentos sutnce
doLL0rs Oclse7lt0 Y TsIeUs ceTltnU0s q
se~ MIL CUATRECIENTOS OUNCE
DOLLARS oCHENTA Y NUEvR CENTA-
vo5 mas que co et / Dol.
FslicitAmos = Ia empress, Y, muy
pArtieularmsnts q su administrador
nuestro disIir guido amigo don
WsressIAo Sire Solsr, por To- peri
c1a v RetividAd que dssplcgR en- on
tr&bSlo CON TesultAdo fscpndo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

Aver taPds Sc Is di6 sspultura al
eadAVer de Csnuto Rubsrt. Per
tsnaeiA AI cusrpo de bomhsFos y
era ualembro del gramio de cArpin-
AsYoa do 10 FadsERci6u librs. Oon
este motive scompaf6 oil cAd&vAr IL
brigGds del cuerpn y si gramin eon
su estAudaEts, HIcleron nSo dc 10
palAbra al daspadlF sl dusio dos
RrtsaAmou de sa4A ciudad.
ss nos informA que h& sido pre-
ssntAdR al GIcaIda una denunct&
contra al sATgsnto de In poIicia
municipal, por hsberlo sorpeendiao
en- una casa DE prostItucI6n en-
marg1a de cAmisa, en- un!6a de
vArIos amigos que 30 dediGaban Q
una riootG. IgnorRmos 10 qua hA-
IN De cisrto. psRo suponsmos qua
nj los hschos qua 90 deuunci&n son
vaEfdicoa tomarA una medld& nuss-
tro AlcAlde.
La brlgsda de bombsros que asia.
ti6 aver ri entiarro de CAnuto Ru-
bsrt fu6 mAndada por oil eApitRn
Jos6 LGcot, y los ofioiRles Chsvtsr
y MoIlnglane,
La anfsPmedAd que viena psds-
eiando nusstro amigo don PalAyo
BisRa, 90 hA agravado h&Sta el Ak
sHemo do perdsFBo laa espORanzaS
de sAlvaci6n.
Susna oil nombre de Raul Mattel
para sl cargo do sargSnto dc In po.
liefR OraamoR Que dasempefisr&
al cargo n sAbIsf&ccl6n 90 todoE por
las bnsnas condieionss que 10 Adog.
nan.
DuFAnts Ell mas de Dieiembrs %
esIsbrRRon en- oil 1uSgado do pas del
Este q cargo do don Luis O&hAllsP
los inlciOS Y dnrAnts los di&s trans
ruEridos del corrlents mes, han
tsnido lugRF ITO.
VAYioa veeinoa do In Playa NOS
lnfoFmRn que oil insrsetor do Saui-
dad do Rquel barrie, ha c'gSdo CON
vARiAs eRFrstsdAs de arsna CAS-
csio nm bRchs fsnomenat que sxis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
Nueva merCantil

Nuestro qusrido amigo don Joae
Antonio RAmireE L6psx, tiene In
finszA dc eomunicarnos que ha
comprado q lA r&z6n social GAgu&yo
y SRntiagoS, las existsncias mar.
eantiles de sua uaesta blscimisnso, po.
niendoss al frsnte del mlsmo como
6nico duefio.
Muchas prosperidAdet dasaAInos
81 simpAsieo comsTciants y busn
eorEeligionRrio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
La peste bub6nica
en- San Francisco

En San Francisco de O2lifornia
sigue t7gcrsseendo Ia peste bnb6nica,
sin que logean lmpsdirlo las madi-
das sanitariRs mas PignfoIAS.
a diArio se TeglstrAn nnmeroaas
vfstimAs.
En todos los EstEdos dc In Union
J en- Cuba prod Gcen un pknico te'
rribls esRs nOtieias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

TIA IN Ia calla de IL VFtud. Dichos
vesinos satan satisfsehos de las
gestiouss de dieho amplsado oil qua
vsrfan CON guEto por mucho tismP>
dessmpenandolo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
Qualification en- Juncos

LA ofrscs dar al qua suseribe 10 persona
qus 10 snfrsgns dc noticiss del paradsro do
una yagua color cabruna, de an3s, do GUAR.
tas dc alsada, una mAnehs blanca en- oil menu
dillo De 10 pGta dsrseha y etra A1 radsdor do II
una ssrssrs isquierda y msreada con =. C.
en- 10 nRIga, pr6xima O parir. C
So Eustaquio Pineirs Uastro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

manestar hace tempo que
incompatible preparado conocdo
Emulsion Scott aceie de hgado baaao
pumonares parculamnte a frecuente
nfaticas
paises tropcas que constuyen por deco
pudendo
nnos la Emulsion de Scott puede consdarse
Paris Barcelona, Habana, Cuba.
empleado mi pracca Scott aceite de
hgado de baaao hpofosos de cal de debo
vaoso atamento de la eofuosis
DIR G. NJ Desvernine Habana
Dice ustrado Doctor Don Alfonso Betancour Habana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

Las obr&s del passo de Las Dali
elias segdn 80 NOS informs 90 lleva-
ran o eAbo por Famats. Va sahfa-
mos nosotros que don Antonio NO
entraba con eiartss coaas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

sLA B0RINQUEN.-Da Targa q Css No
olyioAr que estR Casa % In mas barxto aua
vaAds cue eonstantsmanta introduces nuayas
"a base r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
UNA PROCLAMA
La Ansxl6n de SantO Domingo y Haiti

I'm Santo Domingo Haiti, he cireulado
una hoj1 susltS en- frances, sobrs el psligFo de
qaa esoB pRises aaAn anaxadog Estados Uni.
dos.
El Autor da In hoia as hAce eco dc mn Fn-
NOR inalassnts Gus cireuiA aesrsa CO tAI pro-
pesib0,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21
Ia CHlSPAn

Ha vuelto rsapaFsesr sste nusvo psri6.
dieo que 80 publieaba an Manaf
Dsas6mosa larga vida On eaaa nusvo ps-
rf3do.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-21

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