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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

Dan Sharp. of Emden. has
been visiting his uncle. Dan of
this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. CearfoSs,
of Warren were in the city
shopping Friday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

Edgar Davenport went to
Woodland Thurs lay to visit
his aunt. Mrs. Ed ward Moss.
Rosin has no washing properties.
Maple City Soap contains no rosin.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18

DR.. Hornback. Oculist and
Aurist, Hannibal. Mo.
R. A. Moss, Of Palmyra, was
a business visitor in the city
Friday.
Cane and Millet Seed and
Cow Peas at A. H. Green's.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-01

Point OF Wow.
Chicago, June 2S u at. no
advocate Of lvnchin" ~ ol mob
law, but | would rather see a
community wrought 70 '>9 hieh-
est pitch over crimes that would
seem impossible thi, SIDE OF hell
than to remain apa;helin." was
the declaration of the Rcv. DIR.
w. A Bartlett at the Firs' Con-
gregatiOual church today in
prelude on "Lvnching From An
other Point of View"
DIR. Bartlett said among other
things: II have seen so many
sermons, s,editorials and resolutions
denouncing lynching and mob
law that one gets the impression
that the citizens who haux or
burn the destroyer of lite, home
and all that is held sacred by
womanhood, are the race Offend
ers rather than the punishers of
the monster whom they destroy.
ave seem to be so absorbed
with the majesty of this vague
term 'law' that the notion ap-
pears to prevail that the real
criminals are those who do not
wait for legal processes, and the
violator of womanhood is the
abused party.
owe shudder at the torture of
the criminal who is burned, but
apparently forget to shudder for
the innocent girl, whose mental
and spiritual agony is tenfold
greater than that of the fire. This
is not a race problem except so
far as one race are the offenders.
The white man who commits the
same crime is just as guilty.
"The Indignant uprising of a
community and some of the best
men in it to avenge a wrong of
such awful magnitude may be
technically lawless, but the spirit
which causes the uprising is the
reflection of higher civilization.
There are crimes so dreadful that
the pure and the chivalrous and
the strong find it we'll nigh i'm
possible to endure the thought
that such a degenerate should
pollute the earth by his presence.
1t Is easy to theorize about the
anarchy of mob law, but the same
hand which penned the calm ed
ltorial might be the first to grasp
the torch if it was a mother, wife
or daughter who was the victim.
Il say that when you look at a
lynching from another view point
1t Is simply the bursting forth of
an indignation and loathing that
will not be checked. In the Old
Testament days they made short
work of such an offender.
"Lynching is certainly bad
method and forms the habit of
disorder and makes men blood
thirsty. But if it is to be avoided
there certainly 10 called for
more sure and speedy trial of
these wretches who often brazen-
Iy deny crime amid red tape of
legal processes, but confess alb
Jectly when fronted with deter
mined men. 1t is useless to bring
to trial good men who rise up to
protect their tiresides. The com
munity will not bear if. If men
Object to being burned let them
cease from crimes which make a
nation sick"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-01
Our Big Gut Price Sale
OF SUMMER GOODS Growing Interesting

The people quick catch good thing and wher-
ever the Cheap Stoe the interesting subject of talk
here Is no medium of advertising great and
the real bargains the where we
putting IN the cks that pulling the rapidly
Every day people from little bee hive" more than salts
ned over the good things they found cheap their
friends and neghbor who and find goods prices to
their entire satisfaction New bargains rolling into
our store every day for the past week days The soou
lots have been replaced with rapdsellng goods
"BETTER GOODS AT LOWER PRICES"
is our motto always We intend give better values evcrv
week than the week before AS the
wholesale houses anxious sell goods have SCOOP
ed in Of the best things saw Our latest b0u
big lot of white goods third price Fine 40 inch
Lawns the 20 cents kind, only l2{ cents Fine Persian
Lawns the l65 cents goods only cents Fine 12l cents
Dmes at only 81 cents One of the fabrics we
are showing beautiful quality Silk in yvhte cream
PINK, blue and black worth 40 cents price only p cents
the yaed Those beautiful Lawns Swisse and Dmc that we
are running at cents the yard proving
ment Tor as Everybody they match thon elsewhere
Tor less than 24 and 10 We small lot of standard
CahcocS that we viii close al 81 yara full dress
pattern OF 10 yards for 80 cents \ FEW TRADE WINNERS:
70 cents -c Vests JOB price Zoe cent, Hose sale price o
pair 7c Fine lot Fans at onc-thrd Fine lot Belts a one
third Off Fine lot ladies' Waists at onelird off, Corset, at
80 cents for the 80 kind and the 81 kind Those
corded Wash Silks 90 and have been great sellers
percac dress Shirts thc 10 Kind at only % cents Nr,
good work Shirts a only q We negotiating for bio
lot OF Pants to run cheap in the are ratng off
those TI cashmere Pants nt 50 cents; those 50 Pants ar "
and those SO Pants &I9O. thank the peopc Of Tana,
and vicinity for their cordial and liberal patronage and we again
assure them that coming will be their gain
Yours truly
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-01
ARGUMENT CONCLUDED
Judge Townsend Grants Motion
for Change of Venue in the
TiIIman Case.
Special to Greenville News.

Columbia, S. c., June 24.-
Argument on the motion of a
change of venue in case Of James
II. Tillman, indicted for murder
Of n. G. Gonzales, was concluded
at D o'clock this afternoon, and
JudgeTownsend at once announc-
ed his decision that the change
should be granted. Council dis
agreed concerning the county
where the case should be sent
and this was left undecided for
the present.
The days proceedings opened
with the argument of Mr.. Andrew
Crawford, for the prosecution,
against the motion. He spoke
for an hour and a half, and his
presentation of the law was highly
complimented. He was followed
by Mr.. =. Nelson, for the defence,
who also devoted himself largely
TO the law of the case. Mr.. G.
Duncan Belinger, formerly At.
torney General, next addressed
the Court for the prosecution,
first answesing the argument on
the other side. Solicitor Thurm.
ond closed for the prosecution in
a clear-cut speech.
The sensation of the day fol-
owed, when EX-J udge O. w.
Buchanan, the defendent's broth
er-in-law, addressed the Court.
1t was not thought that Judge
Buchanan would speak, especial
ly as the defence had left only
about fifty minutes of the time
allotted that side, which, it was
presumed, would be occupied, by
Congressman George w. Croft,
Tillman's law partner. But
Judge Buchanan spoke Cor thirty
minutes ard delivered a bitter
arraignment of the press, the
commercial interests and the
people generally of Columbia.
He asserted that commercialism
had supplanted the old Southern
standards, and that the press was
now at liberty to abuse and vii.
Iity any man who spoke his hon.
est convictions. He charged that
the State had goaded the defend
ant to desperation by its abuse of
him, and said that the State had
now cracked its whip and dashed
the citizens of Columbia into
signing allidavits for the ptosecu-
ton under fear of the States
power. He charged that the
capitalistic interest and the press
were allied, and that men had
been inundated into signing
those afiidavits, lestJ Jheir position
or their business be injured.
"By grabs" exclaimed Judre
Buchanan, "if they don't like
this let them lump it.
Judge Townsend interrupted
the speaker to say that he was
consuming the time Of the de
fence and leaving none for Mr..
Croft.
Mr.. Buchanan then took his
seat and court adjourned for din
ner, with fifteen minutes remain
ing Of the allotted time This
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-01
q speech Of about 20 minutes.
At its close the Court annOunc

ed It's decision to grant the mo-
ton and asked counsel for sug-
gestions concerning the place
to which the case should be trans
terred. Mr.. Croft suggested Sa-
luda, but to this Solicitor Thurm.
Dad objected on the ground that
Saluda Court House is fourteen
miles from the railroad and ac-
commodations are too meagre to
entertain the 200 witnesses who
would have to be transported
there.
Mr.. Crawford also spoke in objec-
ton to Saluda, saying that the
defendents father, the late Con
gresham George ID. Tillman.
was the father of Saluda County
and that until recentyearS Saluda
was a part of Edgefeld, the de-
fendents home.
Mr.. Nelson spoke strongly in
favor of sending thecase to Saluda
alleging that the defe ndent was
entitled to a speedy trial and
this could not be had unless it
was sent to either Saluda or
Edgefield, as Court for this term
has been held in other counties
of circHit.
Mr.. Bellinger replied to the
remarks of Messers. Croft and
Nelson with much vigor, assert
ing that to transfer the case to
Saluda would be unwise and un-
just TO The prosecution as well as
lncOnvenient. He said that the
defendent had waived his right
to a speedy trial by asking for a
continuance at the last term of
court, when the prosecution was
anxious to proceed. There were
several live tilts between Messrs.
Nelson and Bellinger.
Mr.. Croft closed the argument,
asserting that there were ample
accommodations at Saluda and
that it is not a Tillman strong
hold. Judge Townsend then
instructed the attorneys to draw
up an order for a change of venue
and leave the county blank for
the present. 1t is supposed he
will announce his decision on
that point tomorrow.
The case must be tried in the
judicial circuit in which there
oiO lNc COuilbIcS. Ills county 4,
Richland, is now eliminated by
tOday's decision. Edgefield is
the defendants home and council
for defence admitted that they
did not expect it to 90 there,
although counsel for the prosecu.
tion preferred Edgefeld to
Saluda. Saluda is a new country =,
cut of seven years ago from
Edgelield, and George D. Tillman,
father of the dofendent, was in
strumental in having it forme !.
The other two counties in the
Observation-Disclosures andKershaw,
which are on opposite sides Of
Richland. Lexington adjoins
hdceGeId, but has close business
interests with RichIaud, and it is
Lexington that the counsel for
the persecution seem IN prefer.
I q. Z a
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-07-01

when you want to buy goods
consult the advertising ouiamus
Of the ENIEArRAsL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29

srocinio, 10 unico provechoso que ,,se ha
necho es la impieza del mataderO Y 81
arreglO de la plaza debidO al caprichC
de unos cuantos spOrtmen amigos de las
flores;
presentas como senal de un pro-
greso inconcebible al doctor Munoz (muy
cOnOcido en- Mayagdez) que a pesar de
tOda su ciencia no podra curar al al
calde. nj ha hecho tOdavia una cura que
)ust1fque la fama que le das;
tachas al antique AyuntamientO
de Club pOliticO sin darte cuenta que en-
Ell actual AyuntamientO nunca falta una
reunion donde no solo alternan perso-
ras decentes. sinO que tertesLea1a tambien
MauriciO Morales Y Otros especialistas
en- adulaciOnes, de!aciones embuste :
rias
Y llamas iusticiero Y caballeresco a
un hombre que en- mi presencia SO ha
jactado de incendiario v asesinO;
Y dices, con inaudito descaro que
la elOcuencia de las urnas lie dio ell pO'
der al partidO repubiicano; como 81 ell
pals no supiera que aquel fue ell triunfo
yergOnzOsO de la anarqnia v ell crimen
aludeS en- tus parrafadas a una
digna senOrita que solo tn insOlencia la
pudO mOtejar; Y pOr ultimO invOcas al
pueblo sOberanO para pOnerlO frente a
NIL sin darte cuenta que ese pueblo a
quien SO debe ell triunfO. protesta sOtto
vOce de que SO le haya despreciadO pa
ra colOcar en- los puestos publicos d unas
cuantas persOnalidades exoticss entire
las cuales SO encuentra un acaudaladO
%Bruja> que no trajO mas recOmenda
cion que el estadO de miseria que acusa
ell uuicO traje que tOdavia conserva en-
Gina.
En- cambiO, los que pelearon pOr el
triunfo, los que prOpagaban la idea re-
publicana; esOs andan pidiendO cigarri
llOS sin tener NADIA que recOmpense suS
luchas y sus afanes politicos.
IDesgraciados de vOsotros ell dia que
ell pueblo despierte, ell dia que ell pueblo
compare con logicO criteriO la admins
TRACTION federal con la republican,, y ell
dia que ell pueblo Sc de cuenta que ell an
tiguO alcalde federal, Licenciado en-
farmacia, bachiller con titulo, educadO
en- las Universidades de Europa, CANA
ba treinta dollar mensuales Y que el &C
tual alcalde, capataz de una hacienda,
jornalerO humilde CANA casi ell doble On
ell actual presupuesto.
lBien haceis con esforzarOs On en-
ganar al pueblo, porque lay! de yosotros
ell dia que ell pueblo despierte, ell dia
que Sc descorra elovelo. 800!
iayI de ii, Carlos, el dia que me
hagas alZar la voZl ......
Ese dia me Oira hasta ell ObispO.
FANCIsCo CERvoNI.
Maunabo, JUNO l3 de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
BIBLrorEoA DE GA DEMocRACIA

lla ,nisma noche noticias del vtdis
empreudido por el marques d.
Ch.mery. diio:
Doctor, ell saf0r de Ciayet y
yo vamos & dejaros. Mshans q las
diez, os espero nj lado te mi infe-
liz esposo -SefIor, contest3 e. doo-
tor; desde manaus sometere al con
de & 40 tratsmiento infalible para
curar su demencia.
Al sepsrsrse Bacar8 de Clsyet. lie
dfio:
-Manaua tendre las noticias que
deseo. tai vez os necesite.
Estoy & vuestras ordenes, Sc
nora, contest6 respetuosamente.
En- efecto, al medic dfs recibio
Rolando on biilete conceoido ca
estos terminos:
<veuid inmediatsmente; os 10
rueg,,
z en- segoids corri6 nj hotel de
Artoff. Una silla de posts. CON los
caballos enganchados J dispuesta 4
marchar espersba en- el patio.
Ests circunstancia admire d Re-
laudo; pero su aorpresa lego al
colmo cuando entr6 en- ell gabinete
donde Ia condesa le esperabs en-
compafffa del doctor. Bscara habiA
abandonado ell traje de en- sexo
tornado ell de homore.
\ Metamorfosesda de este modo
parecfz IN jovsn de dies J ocho
/ afIos.
-S+nor de Clsyet, lie diio: mo 90
/ fbais nj Franco -Oondado cuando
me encontrssteisr
ST. sef1ora.
-Pues bien, venid: ni ailla de
i posta NOS espera. en- marcha puss.
II -SE. Franco Condador
Il i ST: al castillo de vuestro d.
II funto ito. situado 6n me dijis
tets, & tres leguas del que posee el
visconde de Asmolles. EN- efecto,
II senors, pero.
II NADIA, diIo Bacarg; el viIconde.
l los duques de Sslandrera y 90 hi1s
estkn sllf; oil marques march6 hscs
cuatro dfas para reunirse con elIos.
SComprendeis shorAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29

en- mi herman0, pronuncia7 su
uombre y mirad q vuestra hUa.
Lo hare. me contest6. 7 CO
mo 81 temIese hsber Sldo dem msstadO
franco, cAmoi6 de converssci6n
Por la noche, interim confam0s. eI
duque habl6 del marques. y c.
miramos q hcrtadillas
PrimerA os rohurizasteis: des
pues, cusndo Fabian. adveTtido
por mf. explicaba la genealogfa
h6zsfas de slgnnos de mis- ante
pasanos, escuch .ndo ell duque con
placer ell relate, vuestros ojos bri
llaron de algeria
Es verdsd, murmur6 CoIcsp
ci0n ruboriESndose.
La viZcondesa contiDu0:
-Conclufda Ia comids, vuestro
padre me cfreci6 ell hrazo para pa.
ssr al salon. y me diio en- voI bsja:
--CreO. sonora, que tenfais raz6n
que podfas consolar en- pSrte al
marques J escrlhirle que hsce NAL
en- no vcnIr al Franco Condado.S
-lAhi exclam6 Conception con
viveIa. " escribisteis?
Sonrio mslicioss mente Ia s:nora
de smolles y diio:
para que 81 me gansStets Is
delantera?
Conception sc srroj6 en- braEos
de su amiga, y smoaS murmara :
ron ell oomore de hermana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29

auxiliado por la Policia <las turbass
cuando ell periodo nefando de la lucha
electoral, y que en- todas sus yeces ocu.
rridOs hice publicO en- la prensa, claro
esta, al verle por estos contornos, dis.
pussme cierto dia ir On su solicitud. con
en- Ell fin de lleyar a cabo un lance de
honor, para cuyO efectO nombr9 padrino
BrauliO CASTOR, que no es socialista nj
federal como yO. sinO republicano. Una
vez frente Ell insistile que me aeon
panara. exijiendole por anticipate ira
Jese Otro padrino, 10 que SO nego 70
tundamente, dando comprender con 10
dicho pue no deja de ser mas que IN
COBARDE.
Al siguiente dia de este suceso mar.
ch6, (huyendO) con su canasto a la ca
beza direction San Juan, atreyiendOme
asegurar que ell ipformante de ell ~Sun.
fue Ell tai Juan Peilecier quien no me
merece mas que desprec:o, desprecio
desprecio.
POr ESQ no digO mas
ARTURO DE SANTIAGO 20.
Guayama, JUNO "a de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
IA MUERTE DEL SALvAjE

Creed, vl1condess, diio vuestro
padre, Que ell ser M hills tsn rlcs
E6lo servira para tener al derecho
de elegtr IN esposo QUE no 10 sea
tRut0.- K como 20 mani leStsss
admiracI6u al Oirie hAblSr asl' OIL
/, me con tristeZs: Trss veces pen
s9 cssar 4 mi hijs dALdoie esposo
elegido por mi, = las tres deshiIo
In Prov!dencis mis- proyectos mis-
esueranzas Desde hace algunos
dias tonne una determination Tor
NAL, inquebrantable, que conslste
en- dejsr Concepci6n enteramen-
te duefis de su mano. Es decir'
preguute liens de turbsci6o, que
81 Conception smAse mi nerms'
no Dentro de IN mes, aun
Antes, seria mArluesa de Chsmery'
Nc pude coutener IN grito de
idbilo. - Pero mi hiia, anadlo Ell
duoue, esta triste desde algo \
tempo, y teDo que otro sea Ia
csusa. ~ 81 sssgursss 10 contra
rioP lie pregunte con cieftA viveza
Las muieres estamoS dotadas de
gran penetration. y aunque con
cepclon mi hermsno ss han VIA
30 puy pocas veces, squslls adlvi.
n6 que era smada 5Quereis 9scer
una pruebsfs
S-4Cualf
Hoy, 4 10 hora de 10 comida,
hsced que Ia conversation recaiga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
NOlll me tangere

No 1uierO defenderme de los insul-
j, apa ma diriQe un tai <CarlOs~ de
ootiitas an xEl Aguila1, pOr que basta
10 9CarlOss sea defensOr de Ventura
bios nara que mereZca ell sOberanO des'
nrocio con que debe tratarse d quien
Safende un Juez que ha comerciado
oon Ia lev, va un hombre, cuya con-
J,cta solo puede defenderla ell que GU
siartO con la sOtana de la hipOcresia,
ia luego comulgar con Ventura Rios
u tamplO de los criminales que es don
10 deben Oficiar los sacerdOtes del cri-
men
Carlos: Ventura Rios no tiene de-
taosa: solo los que como tn son compIi-
ces d9 sus fech9rias, los que como tn SO
han asociado Ell para eStafar unOs
cnantOs infelices, los que como tn han
rontribuido a la Obra de un latrOcinio
sscandalOso; solo esos, Carlos, solo esOss
s0n los que deben defenderlo consolarlo
preparar la eSctre71aGu1act021 para
aplicarseIa a quien prOntO moritA como
Inpz para vivir como presidiario.
ii. imb6cil <CarlOsS; ell dLe0 .jdctd
ost sc .ha prOnuuciadO; la suerte esta
sehada para los que en- ell temple de la
Iay eiercen Ia ignOminioSa religion del
rrimen tn, como todos los 0c0litOS de
I maldad seran prOntO rOciadOs con ell
ogl4o bendita del derechO Y la justicia.
Ne lamas deslenguadO, celebre, en-
yidioso, etc fgurandOte que has pues
to una plea en- Ilandes, atacas la inta'
enable administration federal y elogias
a actual administration republican,
compuesta en- su mayor parte de perso
mas ineptas. que exception del Secre
tariO, nj ell Alcalde que es un infeliz nj
los concejales que son unos ignorantes,
ningunO sabe siquiera donde tiene las
narices.
Los cuatrOcientOs dollars que hay en-
Gaia son sufcientes para deshonrar la
actual Administration.
Esos cuatrOcientOs dollars son Ell
fruto de muchas injusticias cometidas
Dor ell Juez de PaZ; son ell productO de
muchos fall0s asquerosos; cada alOlId1'
de esos contiene muchas gotas de sudor,
muchas gotas de sangre Y muchas gotas
de lagrimas.
Cuantas madres habran vistO sus
hiiOs llorar de hambre Cuantas cr1a
turas SO habran acOstadO en- ayunas y
cuantas familias habr8n carecido de un
ran Cada unO de esOs cuatrO'
cientos dollars es'una middleton, un gri
TO de dolor, un quejido de hambre !....
Y te vanaglorias isalvaje! de que
en las areas Municipales haya S4OO y no
te fias en- que esa es la obra del cr1-
men, la obra del suplicio que por 81 So
ID deshOnra esa administraci6nl..
Y haces alarde de una administra-
ci6n modelo cuandO pesar de tanto la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29

de 10 que Sc trata y de 10 que ell ~sun>
comenta, he aqui la verdad su origen:
Con efectos de quincalla la venta,
Juan Pellecier, bandOlerO endemoniadO
que naci0 pOr los paImares de JOy1a
1Cabo Roio) & individuo que Ofici6 de
xturba~ en- Yauco en- ell periodic de las
pasadas elecciOnes, Sc present6 aqui en-
los dias en- que SO celebraban las tiestas
an honor a San Antonio de Padua, Pa
tr6n de esta culta hermosa ciudad.
Ese individuo, como le cOnsta a Yau'
co sus varios abusos co1migO realizados,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29

scerc6 al famante coronel le
diio: <No eres Ell eon1e de SaotA
E'ens sino Cogniare. mi sutigun
cnmpsflero dc cadens El cofonel
81 io9'gn6. cruz6 la cara del men
otgo le msDd6 dete ner; pe;O cl
ex5residiario S. stuvo su acusacihn,
intervino Ia iusticia. y POGO des.
pu9s envi6 presidio al fslso con.
de, que hHb1a asesiuado al verda-
dero.
)-,Ahi sC6mo es possible. sefiora,
que podais Greer? diio Rolando.
No sfirmo NADIA. y darfa mi
vida por equivocarme; pero es ne
cesarin, indispensable. que 20 yea
ese hombre. lOhl 81 Rocsmbole
ell marques no son mas que una
sola persona, pronto los reconocere.
Me permitireis que os Olga Que
al marques lie visteis "a, diio Ro-
lando.
-Es verdad; una noche en- mi
casa. Vos tsmbi estsbais. Pero
no me file en- Ell.
-Pero sno opinais que su Voc.
"a que no 81 sem blante, no podis
modihcarse hasta Ell extreme der...
NO as. no sc nads, exclamo In
condess. Pero quiero verle.
-Pues bien: mAhana lie vereis,
diio Rolsndo, en- mi cass. lie con
vidare & slmorIar. y ocults podreis
verle y oirle.
ESQ es impossible, observe ell
doctor.
-sPor que7
-Porque Ell marques no se halls
en- Paris.
-Pues sdoDde estsf
NO 10 &c, mas Jung, mi criado,
estuvo hoy en- 81 casa y lie diieron
que Ell marques estaea fuers.
de cnandos
-Hace tres dfas.
-sSolo7
mo, con el marinero ciegC: sa-
Heron en- silla de posts.
-lSir Guillermoi diio 10 condess
60 VOC bsjs con una con viccion te-
naz O indiscutible.
Como era IN muy tarde y nc
hsoia que pensar en- adquirir squs'
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(OIe9iO de Ia. y "a. fnSenanza
Sc 0C2a7aGteae CG1tUna7o0s a4ate1m0s " escte27aos
SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, Mum IA.

= Director: PEDRO MoCz0 BANIET. =
La instruction en- este COLEGIO
tiene un caracter esencialmente practice
y abraza: la e9ase5a0seSa 0a'tn1artd com
pleta; la pr"epaTac662a para t1ag2esaa' en-
las U7eiUeTS6dGdeS; la 11eaeduY5a de L.
bros, ATtt11a6ttca Merc0satA Y ESca'ttma"a
en-. maGQse5aatld, por ultimo, DfbWjo.
P51ata<1'G y Ms%Sfca. Para la ensenanza
del Ingl6s cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperation de un reputado Professor
americana. La catedra de Comercio es-
tt cargo del Tenedor de LibrOs de
uno de los BancOs de esta Capital. Ell
COLEGIO tiene su ReglQmeratO I,ate'
a'5Oa" que Sc enviara los padres que 10
solicitor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
A jugar Iimpio

DentrO de pocos dias iran igurando
en- un cuadro todos los Agentes de este
periodico, que despues de haber cobra
do los susGritores Sc han guardado o
SO han gastado ell dinerO sin rendir cuentas
a esta empresa haciendose ahora sOrdos a
las reiteradas reclamaciOnes que Sc les ha'
ce. EmpezaremOs por aquellos que mas
cerca tenemOs.
LA~ADMINISTRACI0N.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
Frente a frente

yoy a ocuparme de las malas len
guas que llevarOn hasta el ~Sun~ una
noticia puramente falsa, y que este con
al mayor cinismO inserta en- su edicion
del l8 de los corrientes, hiriendo atre'
vidamente mi reputation conocida de
hombre honrado Y pacifico, los merl'
tos que enaltecen al Teniente lturrondo
dc este puestO.
De 10 ocurrido, de 10 que Sc dice,