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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-22

( ban Il sus playas, no queda 81 rdstFO
ha desaparecido este para convertir
Sc en- una de las ciudades europeas
verdaderamente dignas de admiraci6Y
es en- fin Cuba, ma colmena de traba.
10 en- elaboraci6n perp6tua, 10 cual
, hace que Sc afrme una vez mas, su
Sef g0rernment.
Indud ablemente que este progre-
so frme han contribuido cou voluntad
de hierro, los hombres valiosos de que
Sc Ia rodeado en- su administration e.
senor Estrada Palma.
5Puede decirne va. qu5 elemen-
tos alude?
-St seHor, hablo del gabinete
oompuesto de los Sres. Garcia Monies,
sscretario de Hacienda: Carcio. secre-
tario de instruction Pdblica: Zaldo.
secretario de Estado Justicja: zero.
secretario de Goberpaci6n en- la ac-
tualidad mi jefe, ahora Sc hal]a en-
Nueva York, reponiendose de dolen-
ella pertiuaz; Y el senior Diaz, secreta-
rio de Obras Pdblicas.
Ell seHor Jorge Alfredo Belt, Sc
cretario particular de Estrada Palma
y abogado de m6rito, es upo Que en- 81
puesto de confanza que Sc encuentra.
ha hechO esfuerzos para Ell desenvol-
vimiento y prosperidad de los asuntcs
pGblicos.
-5AIgo podrla decirne de los
partidos politicOs, ST le place"
-. -.Ah! los partidos polfticos, -di-
jo con marcado acento de tristeza ell
senor Figueroa, moviendo la cabeza,
ST 40 fuera porque todayfa no han To- |
grado acomodarse al nuevo sistema
de goberno, Sc podrla afrmar que Ia |
situaci6n polftica de Cuba, estaba de-
iinida sin que Sc temiese que pudieran !
presentar difcultades q la administra !
ei6n.
Preguntado acerca del periodismo |
nilitante en- Cuba no escatim6 elogios
! Juan Gualberto Gomez, MARQUEE /
Sterling, Nicolas Rivero Y Jes1s Cas-
los cuales son los que mas
,Obresalon en- a prensa Guiana.
Indicandonos de paso que la lite
'atura cuenta con una pl6yade de 10
7enes intelectu ales de gran waller. Gu
"a. labor publica ~El Ffgaro1 los
lombres del conde Kostia. Martin
Morales, Hernandez, Ramos Merlo,
1ichardo, Uhrbach otros muchos,
on verdaderamente populares en- to-
la la America latina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-22

PIANO.-Se vende uno de muy po-
co uso. Informaran en- <La Fama de
Puerto Rico.o
Sc desea vender IN plano apenas
sin uso de Ia acreditada fabrica de
pianos Lesther, Philadelphia. Se da
barato. Informes en- esta imprenta.
PAPEL viejo de peri6dico Sc ven
de en- esta Imprenta DOS PESOS el
quintal.
ANUNCIO.- -El que suscribe, ofre-
ce,mulas domadas nd6mitas. Ell que
interese comprar algunas puede diri-
girse a esta Villa.-ALFREDo AMY
Coamo Julio 81, 1908.
PAPEL yIEIO. En- esta impren-
Ia Sc vende dos pesos ell quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-22

FARMACIA y Droguerfa de Adol-
10 Iturrino Rivera, Camuy, p r.
Constante sprtido de medicines
trescas importadas de Europa y Esta-
dos Unidos. Perfumeria, Noyeda-
les etc Prccios m5dicos.
SORES. De H. ROH4N Y COMI'9
FoRrALEzA p. SAN JUAN, p. Rel
mejor surtido de juguetes fnos y ba-
ratos. Gran variedad de objetos pa
ra todos los gustos.
ANGEL SUAREz. Fabricante &
inhrortador dc sombreros. Fortaleza
70 ; afsnacen San Francisco 50.
FARMtCLA COLON, de Ramon
Almaaza Principal.
EMPRESA de coches de Adrian
Perez. Santurce, Casa del ReIoj.
Telefono ndmero 1,00i.
AIquiIeres de casas
y habitaCiOnes
CASA distinguida perteneeientc 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-22
PRECIO8

Por una sola vez nm ceIltdUo la pa
labra.
Idem poruna semana 3 lineas 80 cts
Idem Is veces. ) lineas. 80 cts.
Edem M mes lfneas..........80 so cts.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
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sel4 au1 xlfsxr, tke Gsftts lode beas
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lkesa 4lseossrF shsts lAsrssn the To-
$atsA 4s4s ssias - fses 80 = E
Sa4 /. asa t0st - - N. Irezn g.
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: ~ = n thsuss II - N. Isl
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n rSeSN
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
MINING krrlf lfe ArsoN NO. f~-A MN
ENAI stNsEN No. iszNA
= Lad oExrw.
fAgnwT l1aiss No

n4nser Csiss- >ex- -. sses-
>eties > Asssey givsH th&t Fhttkp
Mkxaesl NaNss rosts%f<e is p<ESers
4se5asAese. H2$ zz1s application fsz >
pAtNEK fNt 80 t6nexF fsex "a tbs Ethel
ssassxa AeSzsrx sAt& AMx SILVER. the "a izae
a1ss& sss feel ; - " saa s-e feet
~ = s-sssa discovery sAAsx tAereaA
wtss sExf4ex xrosns fzs tees IN wtakn-
situate n A1zhe mining 6lssrsSt- Gear
creek Eo-A&Nr state O. Gasor&1A AsG
Described IA tAe Plat 2z& es.d Eeses On
Mxs IA sAss es%Se. As se@se~s va
seksa1iax AZ cerusr No J. wsrnc<
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y W * tMx ssA =. N se4rs y ss-
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ser NJ = se-aee y - " tSs E@~s 10
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

As result Of The seS,iea
thrS the asking The question VIII Alsa Adams
aee the geNefneAp ~ o The showing made BY the
saeuaas seats Investigation Your he
disre enough sahs nsns his skirts
pei acceptance hefs h able 10 do them so
aud they viii drop off s there straw to lang
isssth the .Rs Mst viii gain
itsdalsn teand IA the nnvSs eaes
tSe> oh AHA will attempt 10 he seated all right all right
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
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AN : $50
SSsss-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
MINING APPLICATION NO. IsSs.
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
alsiso AprLi,-aIioa NO. 1851.
Mineral Survey No. fssahs.
u. S. Laai Oftes.

B~nsefs Colorado. Oxsahef ~, 1904.
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r soass .ae4s rssssssta " ltsfso Spriug. Cato,
hs.s ass aK5iscs,sea tor paen, fns IS ssrs
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s.eiaalng al eaaatei with sasssy No. l.S@ A y.
lais sna forming a nesfsen o. ,se H-t-s Of Set {
r.rss ssare q u The oth rsincsr.s mses,sa,
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81 tbs rrsufas Of Ctesf Ctess ca1nsy. Cosossts
4sfalssinx elamsnts she A. o. IeAs. S9rseY No.
f.f2
C. D. FORD Register
First rub or, = last rat. pse- "A. ifes
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

'namcc~s longing aud unrest IN tue heas
throughout the state who have been
chasing elusive supreme udghip sunbeam thai flashed before
their brightly The fear that Ava Adams
Sharothsc geveraeFhp because OF The Denver election
cloud Of gloom rolling Clear Creek canon that
the entire district
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

day but what some e'hfen endeaNpt
promote enterprise that means advancement of tue a>
with the that tstowsfen has
knocking his enterprise And never done out IN the
epea under long th> practice continues We
cannot hope earlier stopped the better
Ii cant speak well Of person or cater
aise II Is much . be quiet and nothing
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

Evgsv weeks the Denver kepnbheah aas
p~hea electien fraud different precinct
and the tale outrage hao, box snfng which these
boxes tell the history OF city in the country
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

AtpnsaAs half old boy OF Denver stu
being the youngest voter IN America ne was
registered ands voted a the election
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24
csNrsTss.

n - = cs1@ Sser Ns1vs k-ss n-ss
NGs-s Es.zs Szs.essssr - n @zsk
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

Born houses legislature have legitimate republican
mn ofies despite made the democrats IN
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

Tvs ssx rzz<A exxss w~xeAAes
r<zssxx x=s =sessS Tzxse s Ca
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

ssSAros that III is better that 1000 election
thieves anruahe than that the preesen should tx estahsh
f stuffed thus dtstran'
hisee order out the fraudulent vote IL
aA have aud tsn consistent with
pute oppnion had sads 1t better that eoe legal votes
ha * cast oa ii the box than y should remain aud he
the n.eanS III roblng al heaest candidate Of his ohce
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

festivities e0me 10 everyone except the
rttnts1 naash hat work with but small tenner-
alton ompens holiday gifts, in and sub
the SE Tor and send to eastern TRENDS
ag comfort and weeAly reminder o' the
rivrr appropriate could h< made The boosts
Vxry week ias Vaaf Interests good work
Mailed anywhere the unitrd State at rsr
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-24

~ tsS ps 81 sAes appreciate The u pahe
aAsea a&ae SPsgs hs Aadrew Carnegie
fh 9aess has eSn ssd taes hat always svsStSSy re-
ps3 Taking sss snail number II pgle Who attended the
~ the ense SsttSrsca wena make
nSsssxv ts tbs eay, 1sasmpea th arranged seaS
,xec9 ~}eN wish wksca eaar As hasaaas and
gsS ts tsss shs pael library sna -
TIE aASs an3
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fer tse
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ass Setssgxss rszs xzr<ss IA h.< so< heg
sSe1 ard ss* cssae L Aessl X eseSas
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as bat sSsss All
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
Sterling Clothing

Supreme saughte rof the Sterling's fine suits
and oyercoats Thousands of EN-, and everyone
up-to-d date.
s4s5 For all the Sterling $3.50 and $40 suits and
overcoats.
1896 For all the Sterling $3.50 and $40 suits and
overcoats.
s1195 For all the Sterling $225O and $25 suits and
overcoats.
S1495 For the finest suits and overcoats In Amer
lea today-the Sterling $27.5O, $40 and sS5
hand tailored merchandise.
Yes, you pay double and treble these prices
but you can't get better suits and overcoats any
where than the Sterlings are. They are the limit
in quality, style, fit and finish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
Sterling Top Goats

Every topcoat the Sterling had, matter whether
it was sold at SIS, s25, $40. even s4O
goes ar S9.s5
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
Sterling Shoes

The Sterling $4,000 shoe stock sold shoes
were never sold before-simply slaughtered. Now,
YOU will say these shoes can't be good at these
prices. Now, The Hub says they are good They
are the best shoes made in America, and America
leads the world in shoes. We guarantee every pair
of shoes you buy from to you to your salts
faction or we give you pair free How is that
for a guarantee? And mean every word of It,
S1.29 Takes pick and choice Of all the Sterling 81
and So so Shoes lace and congress, in ten differ
ent kinds of leather every pair guaranteed.
s235 Takes pick of the Sterling Leader-their IA
nous 81 dress and work Shoes in all cuts of
shoes and make of leather.
s345 For all the Sterling custom made IS, Sc and
81 shoes.
S15O Buys all the Sterling oak-tan $3.50 and SO
school and dress shoes for boys and young men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
Neckwear

In all the 19O4-05 shapes shades makes and
styles, at less than one-half
sc for the Sterling zoe silk bows
all makes OF the Sterings fine reversbla 6oc
neckwear; every shape.
soc for your pick ofail the Sterling 81 and $3.50
imported neckwear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
Sterling Socks

Means fast colors, seams, full-fnished. perfect
fitting socks.
&c for the Sterling stock of 10c work socks.
SC for the Sterling stock of 15c black socks
13c for the Sterling stock of 25c fancy and black
ice for the Sterling stock of s5c cashmere and Isle
socks
2sc for the Sterling stock of soc cashmere and Isle
socks.
ssc for the Sterling stock of 75c cashmere and Isle
socks.
4sc for the Sterling stock of 81 cashmere and Isle
socks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
Sterling Dress Shirts

47c for 100 dozen of Sterling Silver Dollar shirts
that to in the same they left the
factory in
40c for all grades of Sterling Silver Dollar white
shirts.
74c for all grades of Sterling Manhattan $3.50
shirts.
94c for all grades of Sterling Manhattan 50 dress
shirts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
Sterling Suspenders

The word Sterling any article of clothing is the
same as the trademark Sterling on silverware-its
the hallmark of excellence
sc for the Sterling 20c boys suspenders ~
oc for the Sterling Csc mems suspenders.
1oc for the Sterling s5c mems suspenders'
oa,. for the Sterling soc mems suspenderss
Z aoc for the Sterling 75c mems suspenders.
asc for the Sterling 81 mems suspenders. ;,
II the web breaks buckle pursts' prins en-
back and get o pair free
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
The Sterling's Splendid Stock Of
Boys Sterling Suits
SOLD LIKE THIS:

sf3e For the Sterling $3.50 tweed knee suits for
boys.
ste9 For all the Sterling SO and $3.50 boys all
wool knee suits.
sf.99 For all the Sterling 81 heavy school suits
S2.9S For the Sterling famous IS Dickey tweed
school suits for boys; wear like leather; ages
to IA.
ssA5 For the Sterling fine $3.50 worsted and serge
suits for boys up to Is.
S4.95 For Sterling $40 dress suits for boys up
to 16
s6.95 For young mems long pants suits. up to 20
years. in a dozen different kinds of material
values up to $3.50
Ladies', we guarantee every boys suit we sell to
give you entire satisfaction give you new
suit free.
+ Underwear
o4c For the Sterling medium weight soc and 76c
underwear Aloa Att ss1f ,.t
soc For the Sterling 75c fleeced underwear
4sc For the Sterling 81 double-fleeced silk finished
sanitary underwear. M
74c For the Sterling s15o wool underwear, In 10
different makes
csc For the Sterlng's best lines of 81 lambs wool
underwear. Swell stuff; yes they're good enough
for the president
s124 For all grades of the Sterling $3.50 swell
German made lambs wool underwear; ibeauti-
fully finished.
$40 For the Sterling's very best SO and $3.50 fin
est makes of imported lambs wool and merno
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
Gloves

pair for every pair that goes wrong is
that fair enough?
SC for so dozen of the Sterling 15c canvas gloves
12c for so dozen of the Sterling 25c canvas gloves
24c for Sc dozen of the Sterling so hogskn work
gloves.
gloves.
4sc for 100 dozen of the Sterling 81 asbestos work
gloves.
esc for 200 dozen of the Sterling $3.50 work gloves
in all grades.
81 for the Sterling So dress gloves
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-10-24
Suit Gases

We have received from the Sterling half carioau
failed. -i7tl }as .+
S175 for the Sterling 81 suit cases. H
sS'so for the Sterling $3.50 sole-eather suit cases
so'4o for the Sterling $40 alligator suit cases
so'eo for the Sterling $3.50 silk-lined suit cases
S'.45 for the Sterling SIS extra large suit cases
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-22

Russia is not the place to which we
should look for any movement against
the particular kind of frivolity on the
part of young people known as flirta
ton. Yet recent news has it that the
young men Of st. Petersburg, wishing
to turn themselves and others from
the errors of their ways, have formed
a society for the suppression of the
tlirt and the abolition of flirting. Thir-
ty-seven young men of high birth,
moved to this high endeavor have
taken a solemn VOW not to pay court
TO any lady unless their intention is
marriage, should the lady be willing.
The inc for first offense is fairly
heavy one but should the member be
tiirtatiously inclined second time, he
must pay fine multiplied by five. A
third offense is visited by expulsion
from the meetings of the society. 1t
seems pity that Russian maidens
should be the only ones who benefit
by this modern form of chivalry. Brit
ish maidens may well sigh for a like
growth of public opinion against the
too universal practice among young
men of having good time with
"joly" girl, and then ride away to
repeat the meaningless vaporngs to
the owner of the next pair Of bright
ewes
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-22
The Final Test.-The final test of 4

The Final Test.-The final test Of 4
state or a city or community is not
its outward appea rance. prosperity or
numbers but the quality and character
of it's men and women; the virtue and
intelligence, the ethical and spiritual
perfection of its peOple.-Rev. F. L.
Phalen, Unitarian, Worcester, Mass.
To Glorify Mankind.-It is not for
the church to despair of the race. For
It Christ died, and for 1t all things
move divinely, and by and by dark
ness, despair and desperat ton shall be
swallowed up in the light, love and
life which shall glorify at last.-Rev.
G. C. Lorimer, Baptist, New York City.
uty.--Beauty has distinct mis-
sion. God loves beauty, and has made
the little Alpine flower to grow where
not but He and the angels can see 1t.
There is something better in life than
dollars and cents and straight lines and
angles and neutral colors-Rev. ID. II.
Radcliff, Presbyterian, Washington,
D. c.
Christian Duty.-Church member
ship, an occa sionnl attendance at com
munion, a small contribution annually
toward the pastors salary and church
benevolences, are considered the dis
charge Of Christian duty, and suf-
ticient guarantee for hea ven.-Rev. +.
NJ. Demeese, Congrega tiOnalist, Den
nj
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-22


Scrape the meat from the bones OF
half-chicken and cut into strips one
and half inches long and half finch
wide. Slice large onion thin, soak
handful Of mushrooms ten minutes
In water and cut off the stems. Cut Z
stalk Of celery into pieces one and Il
half inches long. Wash and slice six
chinese potatoes. Put the chicken into
rat In a frying pan and cook until
done, but not brown. Add the sliced
onions and cook a little. Add the
mushrooms and enough Chinese sauce
to cover the ingredients and make
them brown. Pour in little water
and stew for few minutes then put
IN the potatoes and celery. Now stir
In little Toured water and cook to a
gravy. Serve with boiled rice. The
potatoes mushrooms and sauce may be
bought from any Chinese grocer.